davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSfores Nor. "a Ann Gnd ll5 Fulton street
At lOll olcIock In ~ .aIe roon

Y,
Al 0k O'Clock IA the sale rooms.
Large Sale of Splendid Sofas Rocking Chairs, Otomsns,
DNans Couches, &c.An eLe stock OF the best city
made raned sofas and couchss styles sofa beds
superior French q French and chairs
dtans, hsr cloth and velvet covered rockers " best double
hair MATTRESSES feather beds pillows Sc and variety OF
CANT cabinet furniture, LAMPS, curtains, Ac.
Also. s. lendd Piano Fortes.
Also 500 boxes of superior tate SALT small boxes
aud in order.
Also, without fall o'clock beautiful dogs
pay the expenses of their boarding, Ne.
FRIDAY.
Al l0la o'clock in the sale rooms.
Paintings, Books Piano Fortes Furniture &c. SEA- very
choice collection OF valuable original paintings both
and modern, most OF them rich frames aud beautiful sub
variety of choice Music and books splendid
lortes some furniture. music stools, Nc.
To Dye, ScouIeIs snd Finishe's-All the machinery
paatus SC for cleaning improved plan silks
merinos, cloths, &c.
SATURDAY.
Al l0h o'clock ia the sale rooms.
Elegant FurmureA superior assortment OF new aud
end hand furniture of all descriptions. -
Also by Catalogue and without the entire splendid
stock Of first cabinet makers, who declining busi
comprising almost article the line OF the chol
materials polished and flushed the STYLE
ranted sofas all kinds of paou and rocking chairs ottcmans
couches, French and other bedste wardobes, bu
large looking glasses, marble top tables
side boards, toilets, Sc -
Also beau ul of elegant second hand furniture
the property OF gentleman going Europe including line
toned modern piano fortes Everything will be arranged for
examination Friday afternoon; also Brussels and other
pets, NC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

FACTORY HANDS wANTED,-The subscribe, is abou,
30 % sSoa Power %e S' Families with
two OF lhee aud card AID spinning room @ d
SSl on AZ average Cool loom JAS wID
MACHlNEs FOR SAVING ,sTAvEs.-wanted,c
s s. 'I x s a. sss S: :as Rss il 81
so nsrc THOMAS BIELBY.
INANTED-Cards and Circulars faithfully Distributed by
w eompe,ent person. Apply al lbs saice. sci tin
WANTED-A situation As Dmssmaker or seams,rsss, ei-
E Tsaoass enaSscs ssn S
by aIrl,ns at IL Oliver street, 2istcry, front
TO PHYSICIANS, OR MEDICAL. STUDENTS
wansd either Physician s.udsn. who may have near
IN u s oS ai se II & ses s. t su.
other the city, perhaps United States. Any
's' % i IL sc
TQFAMILIEs GOING SOUTH to the West Indies or
obtain permanent situation seansess genteei family
offer so o to s we, Indies "" The s. 81
Address A. A. box is5 upper Post Office, N.
DEAD THE ADVERTISEMENTS. Country mercf ants
az and all other eom%snins business and who wish 70 OBJ
an" GEo SIC Sc w
House Ps.niipg, Grainios, Sc. well executed
MISS ELIZABETH wEETMAN, who left Lincoln
living e% i that E LIZA
%ip '5S' ' and sG ar
Miss w. would her the greatest pleasure adj
dressed 10 Mrs HEDGES, Beckenham Kent England would
be received with gratitude. s22 lsr
PROTECTION BLUEs.-The members Of this company
requested To meet at the engng house Thursday
ming Sept 90 hapast o'clock busisess Of mrosnce
b. order OF the COMMANDANT.
s22 itse
MUSIC AND DANCING.-P. JONES Principal Dancer,
1V1 from the Theatres England and France teacher
and OF musical Instruments invites the ladies
and gentlemen his select Dancing Assemblies 26 Hudson
Evenings o'clock take lessons
and full department and the requirement
OF the guitar--the violin taught, sc.
r JONI s. Guitar Violin, Violoncello Bow Case Ma
ciae, musical String and all small musical ARTICLES manulac-
old ostumsns bought exchanged repaired with first
experience. Will be manufactured shortly pure Rosn,
the grating properties Observation-Disclosures and retail.
$50 str
HAVANA sEGARs.-a5oOoo choice Havana segss, Of
different brands 7, 900 Regaa Of all Sizes $500 Bayo
ship christoval Colon, Captain Smith from Havana;
$50 a.r Gothic Hail. sIi Broadway
ILLINOIS BANK NOTES, Michigan aud Indians State
sedp Akslsas Illinois ,9d lndana ssis S,osks7con-
Union Bank and Southern Trust Florida bought at the
highest market price. $50 SCR
NY PERSON acquainted with the address or residence
sending il TO JNO. N. TAYLOR, ESQ,
SIT LIVER 30 Wall street New York.
ualiy aud speedily cured by the original present
Rowsnd Improved Tonic Mixture" Vegetable Fsbr-
uge No ntd'ee IN any age or country has ever met with
position Iur hasng the Tome Mixture please find the
ten signature of the proprietor, tlus- John X. Rowan
across the mouth of each bottle, which must be destroyed in
10 FAY General Agent at Minors Drug Store, No. 1872
| Broadway, New York.
tract Of Ssars to purify the blood for the Of dis
| eases Of the skin. $50 str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 20. Is4s,
Cleared.


Cleared.
Mp'r%
%.. Ris%fr sss n&S ssr
Peton Naranham and Market Allen PaIsen; Fame, tB)
ss S h1,s New w% UnSs
o%s NG row WISE Rss.ds
s ss Ss sHHsp0 bds 5 m. La A T. British
bark Arlington from 81 John, NIB for pem ,,
s S" H SMs
n de s0Jd Rp p ., OF asrn~s for
%SSI Il R:% FsIssS
spoke ch Mesty. from Bosn for Havana 2st lat 10 30 Ion
B,s ss y Gars% Card from Wnd,or Ms with plaster
to b %a: jaime. pmmond Young from Calais with lumber to
Se sos" TS % A . @ E G
schr Doctor Price, days from ChncOteague with corn,
rs,h B. N. Field Van Glider from Havre de Grace, with
scbr -Four Brothers, Floyd from Chlnco,eague, with pota
sel Jane, Iiey Nelson from Cape Charles with potatoes
schr VIM McGlansey days from Virginia with wood to
master
g. Fellow.
Ship Moslsm French, Al days from Havrs with mdse to
One ship one bark. Wind n.
Packet ship Gladiator, Briton London and others.
General Record.
ScnR COMET, Capt Miner, from Kingston via Kev West
bound 10 New York, with Of Sc put into n
Orleans eaky condition. having heavy yale
nthe 9Th and 5th inst, She sp her udde head broke her
ls Sc and was only saved from wreck by the Of
mind and promptness Of action Of those on board. ~ "
SHr SALApiNIt viii! be recolleced that this shin was
abandoned last fall By her officers and crew while on
her voyage from New York Liverpool. The following li
ter has beef addressed To her Msjesty Consul
Custom HOUSE, LONDON, Aug: 18th, ia42-Sr The Board
Vincen dated the lglh June last stating that the vessel a
Ann Of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. had the 9Th Of April pre-
cedng brought into that port on her from New Edin
the goods herein mentioned vz Ils1z bales
pork do beef hawser standing running rigging NC
which had been removed from the wreck OF the
Saadin OF New York in latitude 81 IL ~ Ion Sc o aud
Registrar OF the Court of Vice Admiralty at 1T VincentsI
have command TO apprse thereof for the information
Of the parties interested in the same at New York.
BRrc EMERALD Crawford from New York. which put into
reenock the 7h Aug having leak and
arrived Liverpool on the 2ah was formerly the British ,chr
Emerald which through by sunk the North
u,er winter She Afterwards raised rugged bng
snine, and repaired at an expense Of $1,000
Notice to Mariners.
DEPARTMENT STATE, !
WAsHINGToN, Sept.
The following description OF Lighthouse erected Mo-
Point the island Of jamaica has been officially
nlcled TO the Dcrartncnt Bright light revolving once
minute will be exhibited from the lighthouse the
Of November The painted white, aud 1903 feet
above the the The OF the light &c feet and
can he in clear weather n miles"
As the Lanhor Of Care Lookout Lighthouse is about
dego REPAIRS light will be shown there between the 10Th
September and the 9Th October, 1912
- JAS. +. GDBLE, Superintendent OF Lights.
Beaufort NC. Sept. 10, 1872
The Light Boat stationed Tuckernuck Shoa owed
out OF Edgarown habo where she had been repairing the
OF the 18TH returned the
evening Y consequence Of head winds and remained roit
the lrh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
Foreign IrnpOrtntiens

HAMBuRe-Brg Savannal62 mdse e Ahrenieldt-5o0
bdIs bales mde w Van Sent colI82 plates
spelter + w Schmidt.
CrITE-Bark Isabela-l65 salt Howes Godfrey Rob
insonIl0 bxs lemons Foot Wad00 cks hhds $50 bxs
wine II Schmidt box bales Il Barow-l bale - cks /
hid bxs wine TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
HATS HATS. HATS

"a FALL FASHION-The subscriber the sten.
~ ton Of tie Beau Monde lis beautiful, graceful and
tasteful becrowneo Hat, sei.g the only really fashion
able article the Mind eKani though he p~ct but that
imtaon will spring and claim the benefit Of bis orig
nal conce ptions.
say these Hats urpass thing Of the kind point
style finish and graceful appearance claim than
warranted ny experience Of twenty years in the business
and he invites gentlemen who study and fashion, call
and examine for themselves.
A large Of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags Hat
Cases. and ~ fact every thing necessary fer
travelling outfit may also he found at
E.BLooMER's. 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
MARITIME HERALD.
no Ship M aStcry.

We shall esteem It favor il captains of vessels aryir
here will give Commodore W. A. Bsssett Of flee
report of the shipping left at the pert whence they sailed n
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocal
he a u any way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

Passengers sailed.
LoNpoN-Packet ship Gladator-Miss + Jones' Miss Love
lock- Mrs Prcener Mrs Payne London Lieut. Patterson. 10th
Regiment Canada; Rev Mr. Armstrong, Rev MIR Spencer MI
Atkinson, w Crane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
BY 8. DRAPER, Junr.
Store 81 William street, corner Of PINE,

NJ. WARD, Auctioneer.
WINES, LIQUORS. SEGARS. SUGARS, Sea-. G.
w HUMBERT x CO. will sell This Morning, NJ l0,z
o'clock in their sales l9 Broadway of Liberty
sne $50 dem'iohns of Sherry, Port, Madeira and Claret
Wines.
Also, Johns brandy aud Swan gin. also, in bottles,
Harris Sons Old Port and Madeira, st Julien Care Muscat,
sherry, Sc.
Also bbs Porto Rico brown sugar, so boxes sadncs
quality; 10 baskets champagne, in rints, &c.
Also, an invoice of Havana and Principe scgars.
The OF and dealers invited $40 It's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
To Correspondents.

Our correspondents foreign ports
send by every vessel all the intelligence they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind from any
siding home abroad, will be thankfully ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

POkTJ (iUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far.famc and celebrated Pills from Portugal
We perceive to be obtained this country. See ad,.lne
the last column ~ - - mn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
Passengers Arrived
Passengers Sale

HAMRuRo--Bng Savsnnah-Adolph Kronacher, VIM
Sturgcs-23 in the seerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

Ar2 TO LET-The first three story House, iIs Grand
~ srcct, Of Broadway. with the Furniture all
A The house perfect order, and can be between
The hours OF ~ and J, L. M. sf2l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

TELVETs-sup'r jet black aud blue black Lyons silk
Nivets, for me hn ailos just received, aud TOT sale
o. VARET, 40 Cedar 81. up stairs. s22 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

Az FOR NEW ORLEA NS-Fin; Packet Shiys-Ths
zN splendid first fast sailing ship RAJA Captain
Bangs having two-ttuds Of her board, will
posiiiyely sail on Fid,y, the 23d inst.
This superior ship upwards OF feet high between decks
and offers desirable for al cabin and
passengers than be found otter ship loading m
the above Those studying their and wish
select bcrhs should make early application boart
80 JOIIN HERDMAN. GI South st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

NJ. WANU, AnctIOneer.
ARGE Sale Of SPLENDID English EDyIavingss by catalogue
- A C. HUMBERT 4 co. will sell this evening a. ca
o'clock their sales li9 adwsy corner Liberty 81
othem first roofsnd before sold auction this city,
To Diet IL them would b. practicable within the limits Of
Lovers Of the fine therefore invited
!ocxaI inc them with descriptive catalogue previous to the
hour C sale, the walls ready for inspe ction.
~ B-The sale viii be continued on Friday aud Saturday
even inpsa nj tnex hon rand nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

(fARbTON HOUSE.-The proprietors oi the Sarllon
House no. prepared make arrangements WIN lsn
lies single gentlemen for board for the winter on terms 10
correspond with the times. BENSON hopfES.
lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

Az FOR observation-disclosures packet Of the 2,th
Mk4\ SeptembeTbe first class fast sailing packet ship
,SStN46 SHERIDAN, Captain Dcpcyster, will sail as
above, her regular day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin second
cabin, and Persons intending embark
should make immediate Ilcation board foot Of Wall st.
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Tine street. of South.
Persons wishing send for their ends have them
brought by this very splendid ship, any other packet
the line. by apnlYlng as above.
, 1842-02-26
Illinois Money.

The Reporter says: We have bren per
mIt'rd 10 p'rs"e Il letter from n. II. Ridge
lN. / So. Cas- icr Of he State Bank of hi
n"lS, dated Springfield. l4rh inst. stating
that MIR. SIdall, CASHIER of the B nix of hi
nois. at S~haAn"ei"un is in Sprin field. and
that there is every Prospect oi an arran-e
mrnt which viii place Il large amount of tx.
change in the hands "f the men Of business,
of ~. Louis, Tor lllinoi> money.
Messr>. Rilgelv and Sr!all nav be looked
for in Ills city tr-dIv or Tomorrow.
1t thus appears that we we're no, misia.
kcn. IN stating that arrangements were in
progress. on tine part OF the banks. 10 fur.
n'sh eastern exchange, win n view 10 re-
IRE a large amount ot their notes. The
movement canuo' fail t. cause Illinois money
Il" COX up. an L" pr" ice :, sno'hinc and
~>a'n'arv effect on the putlrc MN I.
the mere tact, rtar uufrrSatn ~circumstan-
ce> have thrown Il l,r.er amount than usual nf
lHIn"is mOnev int" tbs CITY. should not d.
rInI>l pub &c c"trtii-uce in tue banks nf that
) te. Every IN n should inquire whether
these in>ti nt"ns have, in e lrtv. brcome
weaker or >tro ger III tie list twelve
non'hs?-whetArr they ara ~eApandinr. and
thus rendering her c"nditi n more critical.
cuft"l'lnr. and consequently, srrcngtre in
themselves daily!
We are assured that a rigid system %:
u tai'mtn' ha. been coumenred. aud will
he adhered 20. In aIdI'r n. rhe cxrhlnue
IN tI'ed and ma'ur'nI., I the ,woi ank>. iS Ia
lie used To- ride Il re am. unit Of tie p,-
per tieN have in cir,ul ii n. The adoption
of his C ur-e in,!irat' $ t''at the banks OF "ur
sister State mean L. d~:rI iairl, and hunorahlv
WI h the pubic. Indeed il demonstrates
tnat Tie gen |. men l., whom they are direct.
cd and managed feel conf tent tia; the paper
in CT cularinn IAN hr redo. med: and we
'hink. as w" have h"ieiofnre iurrmrieh. that
there Is no adj quate cue for the teveri-h-
ness manifested in reference 10 the condition
of Tie Illinois Ianks. If they continue 10
nj Apply the exchange they may Oh
tain in Tn" regular Course of business, L" the
,.ininuri"n Of The ir circulation. they can.
difficulty. ultimately redeem every
note they have issued.
, 1842-02-26

,ed permission to address the meeting-Mr.
Mcdaniel refused, and his friends sus-
tanned him. Judge Allen (vulgarly called
the old horse) still persisted until he at length
obtained the consent of the meeting, when he
launched forth into a TRADE o finvective satire, and
abuse against all elf-electioneers. We have not
space, nor patience to pursue the account of this
meeting further. Suffice it to say that Mr.. Nc
Daniel has won the day in Marion, and willgo into
the convention, with as large a number of dele
gates Plsdgedt to him as any other man in the State.
The truth is Billy Mac is Buster, there is no
disputing that.
P. S. We forgot to mention that the ~"orator
Of Shelby was also present, and electrified the
assembly with his eloquence for the space of
three minutes. He was heard to say something
about "his political course being called in ques-
tion-rights of freeman aled-blood-Revolu-
Observation-Disclosures ty--death-blaze"
and then came TO an end.
, 1842-02-26
SUERlFF'S SALE.
Feb. ). 1S42.-3t.

IN virtue and by authority of an F1ecu-
Il ton issued from the office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court. within and for the coun.
~ of Pike. in the State Of Missouri. and to
me directed in favor Of William Roggess,
and against Benson Bailey, and Christopher
Kelley. have leved upon and seized all tho
right title interest and claim of the said Ben
son Bailey, of in and to the following real
estate, situate. lying and being, IN said coun-
", to wit: the west half, Of the North west
quarter Of section (22) twenty-five. and tho
North half Of the Scuh West quarter OF the
same section. all in Township No. (53) fifty
three. North Ranse No. () west; and will
proceed to sell The same 10 the highest bid
der. for cash in hand at the Courthouse door
n the Town of Bowling Green, in said ccun-
tv Of Pike on the 3rd day of March next,
between the hours of nine and FIVE o'clock
Of said day, and during the term Of the Cir
cnit Court of said county of Pike, to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
WIN. PENIX. Sheriff.
February 18th, l842-3t.
, 1842-02-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y authority of tn order of the Circuit
- Court Of the C'ouniy of Pike. mnde at
tie September Term l84I. at the in
stance of William Siuords rs Heirs of War
rem Swain decreased. | shall proceed to sell
to tie highest bidder by pubic cutlery, on
N"ndav the e8jh dav of February inst, be-
fore the Cout House dur in the Town of
Bowling Green III acknowledgements real es-
tate YIN D., in sud Comfy oi Pike (viz: fractional
section one IN II. 50. \. r. |. w. of the 5th
prlnrInal meridian, cont ing three hundred
ard >ixty-Six acres, and the stmp will be sofi
b-tween the hours Of 9 and 5 O'Clock nt said
drv, during the Term Of the Circuit Court on
a credit of twelve months. the purchaser Civ
en- bond with good and sufficient security for
the purchase money, bearing interest at tho
rate of ten per cent from sale until paid.
VIM. PENIX. Sheriff.
n. B. The above trac, is handsomely sit.
uaied, lying more than a mile on the Missou-
ri River. three miles above Clarksv lille. con.
Iains from so to 100 acres of first rate tillsge
land, and covered in all with a heavy and
valuable growth of timber. Was early
known as the O'Neal place.
Feb. 5, lS42-3t.
, 1842-02-26
SHERIFF''S SALE.

n virtue and by authority Of an execution
= issued from The office Of the Clerk eff the
Circuit Court of St. Louis County in the
State of Missouri, and 10 me directed, bear
ing date the 4th day of December l84l, in
favor of Elijah Hayden, and against Samuel
kean, | have levied upon and seized all the
right. title, interest and claim OF the said Sam
uel kean. Of in and to the following real IS.
tate. lying and being in the County of Pike
md State of Missouri, TO wit: lots No 476,
All, 5C5, SOC. 5O?, 500. 557. $50, $50, $50,
i57. and 1873, in the Town of Louisiana in
laid County Of Pike, and viii sell the same
to the highest bidder for cash in hand. at the
Court House door in the town of Bowling
Green in said County of Pike on the first day
# March next, between the hours Of 9 and
5 O'Clock of that day. and during the Term Of
he Circuit Court Of said County of Pike, to
said execution and all costs.
VIM. PENlX, Sheriff.
February 5;h Ie42-3t.
, 1842-02-26

10 censure him for calm and deliberate trea.
son. No, the treason of Benedict Arnold. or
of Aaron Burr; Conceived in dark places, and
whispered in wild islands. or bv silent rivers
blu, treason concncred in New England
and published on the honr OF Congress in the
form of a petition 10 the American people,
Would any man listen To a prayer 10 God ask
ing for the overiurnrng of his throne, and the
destruction of his power! II moi, why should
the creatures Of power merely, listen to 4
prayer to destroy that power, eve though
it came from New England through the
mouth of a son OF a Revolutionary leader?
When the first gun echoed wildly amid the
grey of the morning. before the fight a, Lex.
inetnn commenced. old Samuel ADMISSIBLE
Sauu"l the pr"rhet-aS he ran for his life
from his hiding piace at Cambridge. exclaim.
ed: Great Cod what "A Clio ious rnnrninur'
And nov. when faction prevails in the land
Wien hnnr>tv AID virtue >icken and die by
the aI'ars % liberty. can the d S eudint OF
Samuel. or one bearing his name, as he pulls
cut The corner stone of oar blessed Union,
he readv to excl ,in: "Oh! he'll? what a
bloody evening" We cannr It believe that
John Quinrv Adams is Il mad man: but. un.
less he is. charity can find no apology for his
actions, and mercy no covering fn rhls crmes S.
We leave him 10 his country and TO his God.
II one r"nd mns him IuiuStlv. the other be.
fore whom he must shortly appear, will m Ike
every ,hin- right.
, 1842-02-26
SUERiFF'S SALE,

IN virtue and hy authority of an Execution
1 issued from the office Of the Clerk ofihr CIR
cult thin and for the County Of Pike
and IN the State OF Missouri. bearing date The
10. day of January 1912. and tome directed in
favor of Pleasant J. Davis, ard Solomon X.
Monkey. and against S'urman ksnsrr. ! have
/ vled upon and seized all the right, title. inter-
est and claim Of the said Sturman Kenser,
of in and Ia the following real estate TO wit:
the South half # the East half OF. the Sou'h
West quarter Section %,hirly-two Township
No. 50. Range NJ. 8 West and the South
West fourth of the West half Of the South
West quarter of Secti"n M. 80, Township
No. 50 Range No. 3 West Of the 5 princi
pal meridian. all lying and being in sa'd Cnun.
" of Pike. ami will sell the same to the
hi.hrsr bidder for cash in hand. at the
Court House door in the Town of B"wling
Green. in said county of Pike on the 28rh
day of the present month Of February, be.
, 1842-02-26
Illinois State Bank.

The paper Of this Institution is now below
low-water mark. Ii has added another TO the
catalogue of broken banks, and fraudulent shave
ing shops of the day. The Reporter of the pod,
inst. says " that it has been thrown our of the
Bank of Missouri, Bennoist's Banking House,
and all of the Insurance offices except the Gass
Light, which received it in payment of debts, on
the day before. The Bank Of Illinois is however
still in credit and great confidence is entertained
that it will be able to keep its head above water.
This institution, as well as the corporations Of
St. Louis, has repudiated the State Bank, and
the consequence is an ~effectual blow TO the cred
it of the paper of the latter. The Springfield
Register published under the nose of the officers
of this Bank, has the following in relation to this
Institution:
M, man knows the condition Of the State
Bank of Illinois, excerpt ITS own Officers; no
statement has been published 10y the Bank
for upwards of a year; hence all Is doubt and
uncertainty"
AS to a resumption of specie payments
by the State Bank. we consider that question
settled. The Bank mover can permanently
resume specie payments. She has nothing
to dnit nh. She is msolv. Mt. Her entire
capit,l stock will be a total loss whenever
she winds up her affairs; and her note h"l-
ders will Ultimately suffer Il l"ss oil fifty cents
IN the dollar. to say the least of II.
1--WE are sorry to say all this; but our duly
nc a publ,c journalist reqnir'su us To speak out.
A We said before, the Bank has published
no statement, of her condiiInn tor year
mast. and we believe she IS afraid to publish
such a statement. She has now not ii dollar
of eastern exchange at her command. nor Is
-be likely to have any to any amount. She
h.s snme bills maturing at points where they
nav he converted into specie funds at a sac
r;6ce of from 10 to 20 per cent, She has