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CAST OFF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

" or families throwing ASIDE from thor warCr0b" ART
ces OF wearing apparel and desiring turn the sane into
cash. viii obtain from the subscriber 20 pei cent more tan
from y other person.
To smlif, and gentlemen about e,yin. the city, anl
having S1pc-l1ous wardrobe u vii be- greatly 10 their
advantage 20 seni tor the suhscrDer who % attend item
NJ Their r-..L appointment. line ,.ire>sd ID Box
lN7. Lower Post Oihce wul secure pr0upt attention.
Ladies wearing aunar.l also parria.ei ms iu =
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LAWNS.-Just received n

DRINTED LAWNS.-Just received
i large and magnificent assortment Of Printed Lawns
Of all color an. patterns, such formerly sold Tor s., for
l6 pence per yard
Al.0 ma -uihceut assortment, light
MOUSSELIN De LANES,
Just received, for l.. 81, AMI J. 81. per yard.
splendid assortment small figured light coiors English
Print, for only i per yard.
AiSo extensive assortment Of American. English and
French PRINT
For from 81 per yard up To French for i 81 to 2 Cd
Together with large assortment of Linens >leetnc,
DsNa,k, Diaper, Tow.lng and Crash &C, white and brown
Muslns 81 up. Of all width, 81 p wide For
sale at No ~ Centrc-'t T.. II. KENT
$. Hosiery and Gloves in endless variety, cheap
NC lrs
GPRING GOODS, Spring Goods-The
- undersigned i prepared with his usual extensive
sortmrnt o Seasonabe Goods orders for Gar
meni, ia yle which viii copport with any house in the
Trade prices which uss offer inducements to those pay
ng ready money.
Attention solicited to the style Of Panaloous furnished
this establishment, a particular care directed to this
department viii the view Of giving entire satisfaction.
Those wbo have eTper -nccd any difficulty IL getting
suited urel that superior hcan always be re,le
French and English CassuereS great variety of
patterns iu rece scd. The Of Nssincs which
gave much satisfaction through the las, Spring and sam
mcr season will be kePiup.
French aud English Cloths Of super and medium quail
tie. for Dres, ans Frock Goats always on hand.
Fancy lre,. articles. including Ss and Satin scarfs era.
vaS IandkercLiei,, Gloves Hosiery, Suspsniers, Shirt
Collars, Sc a, usual moderate prices.
wM. r. JENNINGS
Late ynde Jennings, }29 Broadway,
s2j Inns American Ho.el
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ARDlNG.-Gen,lemen and their
oats and f'alnilles

wives and ;, gle geulrmen can ba accommodated with
paHor, anl bedrooms with board n the pleasantly situate
house No. 81 Bsrclayst opposite tOlegepace myl0 Ga,
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BOARD ~ family or a few single gem

y tleHien good moral, have board splciou'
room, IA private family, very desirable location lfi
kr-i Broadway. House and apartments, unusually plt-
| AMI agreeable. mylO Ia
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uniyersa! Soap for Wash

kAKblNb : tnlVcTodl soap Tor w ash
ing tri,hot Bo,Iug Bieach.Hg TIN, article j.
per0r Tor Washing WODrn, Linens Laces. silks and Cali.
To any u l. does not contain gTedent
La viii nJure b- least eiher texture color will
nure tie hands. but Viii rslder them ia, when done
"a'ng. % engage lu sewing necessary For sleanng
paint uslsaled. BY using this sOay,a great part OF The
fuel used IN The ordinary method Of washing be dis
pen'e wb. IL Is formed WHEN made ia s.Ts OF pound
every bar stamp ii DarDg's Universal Soap Ma.
nuaciory, 49, AaO,-.irr.i. y. y
Ordes directed to the proprietor through the PosiOice
vii be promptly attended To and del we're. IN any part Of
ia, Cty.
Boxes contain, II bars half do Sc bars Price 81 per bar
DANIEL :. DAZZLING, Isl Amosst,
between Hudson and B!eecker-sts.
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port-An txtra may had Counter his Jay con-
ianing twelve columns he choicest and richest passages
of t. famous Report The Extra contains The Uqs sfi-
ons ckarge against Collectors How and Cuflis,. AMI De-
Irci Attorney Cutler All $40 wish To see how " Old
Poin.v handles CuN0n.isusc matters vii fad rich lea T.
ne IN our l. 4tra. Price cents
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~ Milicr's Lecture, at linz Apollo. 80 Broad
Mr.. NJ WI give three Lectures tomorrow >uu3yi
a the usual hours of public service. SubeC,-The Two
tnr,s, Rev " GA Monday evening the 9 Inst. he
will eiyea Lecture on the End OF the World lie will rive
the Serpinra meaning OF the term, in distinction from The
absurd theories OF the mys,iter and acgortans OF the
present age.
he VIII also Lecture Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings the prophetic periods relating the end
The world.
Public meetings VII he held also Al the Apollo al ID
acock, A. VI and O'Clock. 7. NJ The l0jh. llth snf
l2ih inst which addresses will be msse by Messs MI
Ter. Itch, and Others, the Second Coming OF Christ
The public invited TO attend -
MI 81 J. '. HINES.
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(UOTH STORE.-WiIson G.. Hunt i

u CO. 4fi P~artrre'. corner o. Ctstaar-. hive nov
o. ha1d. ani srr daily Receiving. iarre .ugriv o.
CLOTHS, CA->GMFEES. NF<TINGS.
agd SUMNER GOODS
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DISSOLUTION of Parinership.-The

Copartuership heretofore & sting between u l.. :.
FOUNTAIN L ". \. CAMPBELL hl, tai, day been IL,
solved by the mutual consent of both parties Al prr>on.
indebted the concern, all those having claims against H.
are ,ted 10 call upon j. l.. :. FOUNTAIN who
duly ;uthorIcd % settle ID" same.
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N.yAL-Thc following are The officers at
nched 10 til. t. 5. ship independence, flag ship
of tic Home Squadron, to sail in few days for
Boston
Com Charles Stewart, Capt. John Gallagher, is, Lieut.
William ". Giendy "a, r. A. Dea,; 81, James shcIc.
4lh James > Palmer; 5.h +. Piper; 9th, A A. Wolcomb
7th J. j. u. Walbach; Fleet surgeon, james Comic.
Purser, Francis b. stockton Chaplain, Joseph Stock.
bridge, 1t Marines }. =. Deslin; Aching Master. :. b.
Thompson; PrOleASOs Mathematics, james MAJOR; Pa.s-.
ASSISTANT Surgeon. Hugh Morsou As slant Surgeon, j.
~ Minor; BOatswaln, W. Hall; Gunner, : G. Cty; Car.
p,nter john Rainbow MdsLp nien, J. &. De KRAFT; b.
Nesder iorstJ r.. Je"et ;. Phelps Alexander G. Mitch
ell, w. - George Hunter, Cbirles Woey g. u. Marsh,
Join Guest ID. PheuiI, j. r. MaiOn, ID. a McDernot }.
B. Daniels George II. Brer, O,c0r G. Badger; COmno-
dores Clerk, William II. Tams CommOdurc's Secretary
Charles ]. stewart Captains CLERK, Charles H. Gdllagh.
e.; jas. Prayer, SALTWATER.
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1 AW REPORTER for Nav. ZIP

Contain. seven eases OF Bankruptcy. prcsenting the
subject a ~ variou, pha.rs: Intelligence and Mscea-
nv TIE Bankrupt Law Tie contested seatoi Mr Levy;
Chief Justice Marha: Lord Rcdes 'ar Amcrcan Juri't
Sarkie ON Evidence; New Rule 10 Equity; Grton.rai on
Evidence; Bankrupt, IL Ncw-loIk (ncGl Bankrurts IN
Mass. (lWu sc.
Judge stones opinion al length upon tie ffec, Of attach
Esui, lad upon he properly 90 bankrupt previous ~ s
being declared such ~ apg'ar 10 the Jane number A'o
Jsdgc Bts, opinion i, Of kas>pu (~rs jewery)
viii appear full IN the Jdy uuul-r The proprietor,
wl, continue th- 81" 10 E7LkTup % NcN-s orb and Nis'
which viii render - work valuable 90 c,efy business rlu
nat merchant would g.ige - cents rolii r scrh IN
formation, Tie MAY Nc. commences new volume, ahd
ofier,n yo.bic opportunity subscribe for the WORK.
BRADBURY, SODFN CO
mNIn u Na..ln ) \. \ anl Do SrnnnI 4 En.fnn.
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JOHN l.. = FOUNTAIN.
" A CAMPBELL.

J. Is FOUNTAIN viii continue tine business II the old
stand AZ Canal street. where IL invites the Ladies 10 call
and examine hs stock ot NcS Spring Dry Goods, ~Ich
have been purchased at auction and will be- sold low
It f.
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Al ANTED-In a plain. pious famiIy in
XMANTED-A Partner with from $3.50

W 90 $500 for geure safe Commission Business o
II years standing income clear per $1,000 To eac
partner 5C0Col barrels OF building Lime To exchange -
Good, or Mortgages in small l1- elno0o in Dry Go0ds
% exch,nge. myl0 It. u. PALMER ~ Dutch->i.
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GREAT BARGAINS 10 HOusekeepers.
NOTiCE.-Dr. J. N. BUSh's sAR-

NOTICEABLE. J. n. BUSH'S SAR-
SAPARILLt >lRI and Vegetable sarsspsrills
Alternative Blood Pill, th- only form Of ~arsapss nw
used The city Of Mex co and The Whole surrounding coun
try a's he southern AMI >outh-weste states For
cert ncIes AMI recommended. showblis efi with
either Of the aseu 200 this ely WHOLESALE snd retail
-ymF, Pharmacy, Bopery. cor wsiA.r-si and G. ~ Ring
Fulton cor Chf sireta.l by J.s H. Hart Broadway az
Chnni5rrs-.i. liuchng,, cor Bowery aBd groome L. H.
n ID. sands. fullon~t.
Prepared only by Doctor J. y. Bush. az BIZ, northern
Chemical Laboratory snd Chemical work. IN The city
~ Nr~I orb, AMI al hs ranch Once ~ Of co.
Noue genuine except he of John y Bush written
label Price 81 ~ anil 81 PHI, % cts prl ot gsal.
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, h, wife, sister and ch III wears oil who " j, fun
i>h their apartments. Mas d. -ithn mnute, Was
ct Wall - Terms not - exceed 20 dollars per month. \
griyaie family preferred Reference, exchanged. Ajre.s
G ID Al q odi.e
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-Two o.

- three gentlemen a small family can he ac1Ommo
dated with Board and large small Rooms pleasantly st
uaed at IS Ieary street Terms reasonable Reference
exchanged. myl0 2wT
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MrRDER.-The correspondent of the Courier
.:,cs the following account of the origin of the
,,.l We noticed yesterday at New Orleans, in
-b;cb Judge Pichot was killed Ii this account
|, ,re-if Judge 7. was no, wilfuly deliberately.
.,,uedi,atedly murdered We are ignorant OF tho
.,,png Of the word; and if Mr. Bertrand, hi.
rardcrcr, do not deserve hanging we .hall be IL
lined to think every execution tina, la. taken
Uace is Judicial mnnler for which there VA. no
spslogy
The fatal duel has been the topic of much con.
,ersstion IN the city. owing to the atrocitv bv
phlsh the proceeding marked. Mr.. Picho,s
appointment Judge OF the Parish Of A,sump-
,ion m unpopular one among "a certain cleu-
sho had previously got mp petition roguc.lins
him 10 resign. 1us Nj. Pichot very ius,ly di,ro-
aardod. Bat III. encmr-. not ,ali.hed with thi..
were ben, on having their revenge, and accord
ingly twenty OF the citizen, OF that parish agreed
to cast o- IN order to determine who should give
Mr.. Pichot so gross a. insult a, to provoke hIm
into fight. he lot fell on Mr. Bertrand, 4
lawyer, who at public dinner went mp 10 Nj
Pichot and threw a glass Of water into his face.
This led 10 . challenge and it, fatal results.
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NTANTFD-Bv am active man Ian

v Americana situation porter IN store or 20 drive
horst, aud cart. The advert fair baud and
good accountant; would be wiling 10 make himself GEM
rally useful 10 l, employer Good cry rciecacsS will b.
given character, ability &C. Inc adst ssei 10 Fran
and len at the Tribune oiice wli meet with pr0mpiat
tention. my0 r.
, 1842-12-17
RANK REPORT.
To Tie General Assembly Of hc State
Of Missouri.

10 we OCUCI III IN" HfUfV " tC 't"t,
Of Missouri.
The joint committee, appointed hy
the Governor, IN investigate the c"n
diiion of "The Bank of the Stale 81
Missouri" and IFS branches. lesI ect-
iullv submit the fol owing Report:
The Committee met at ST. Louis.
and after spending several days in The
examination Of the Bank. proceeded
to PALMYRA, and thence I" Fayrtie.
and made a careful examinaIirn Of the
branches at those places. The 9TH
GERS oi tire Bank and Branches. I'm
nisheJ the Committee with al proper
aid. and afforded every desirabie IA
ciIity for making a thorough investi-
gmion Of The affairso the institution.
The Cashier, at Louis, furnished the
Committee. with IN exhibit of The
condition Of tie Bank. on the 31>t
dav Of October r, A. ID. 1912, which is
hereto annexed asa part al this Re
port and marked EXHIBIT M. ~
The Committee proceeded IT, count
and ascertain the amount and descrip
lion of money on hand, and found the
same TO correspond With the state
ment above referred 10. ...
The Commi.iee fom actual count
and examination, a%scerIai'ed tina, the
item in said exhibit, Bank notes 81
other Banks, Si4l,95O," consisted OF
the notes Of the following hanks. viz:
Notes or the Bank Of (IIl.:. Sil3, 545 90
=" State Bank of Illinois. 25.035 90
" Kentucky, Indiana. and Va.
Banks, 2.0IO, 90
" United States Eank Of Pa. l,2UO. %
" Counterfeit and altered notes, $50, w
, 1842-12-17
The list of officers Is as fol-

elected. The list of officers is as fol-
lows:
Professionalism CANNON,
Of Jackson. -ao
Directors.
i. ALLEN H. BERNARD. of Jackson.
2. HiRAML SLOAN, ofCape Giraideau.
3. FREDERICK C. HAsE, Of Perryville.
4. TAEoDoRE F. ToNc, Fredericktown.
5. BAKER GORDON, of Jackson.
6. EDWARD KELsoE, of Scott county,
On motion the Senate retired 10 their
Chamber. A letter was received from
Ferdinand Kennett, Esq, rendering his
resignation as a Representative from St.
Louis county. Adjourned to 8 o'clock,
Tomorrow morning..
, 1842-12-17
SI.957.4i6O OF
Sl,957,4l6 o.
correspondence Of The Reporter.

~ -
LETFERRoN CRY, Nov. so.
"A communication was received
from the Governor concerning the 10
cation of The 100000 acres oi land,
which. on motinn."f Mr.. Wells, was
referred To the appropriate committee.
Mr.. English, 'irum the committee
on the Judiciary reported back to
the House., wiihnnt amendment, a
bull concerning Imprisonment Tor debt,
also a bill concerning the Paymaster
General. Mr.. Sayers, from the COM
TO whom was referred the Pc
tiiion Of Scott and other counties, re-
ported q bill for the formation Of a
new county, 10 be called Mississippi,
which bull was read a first time, and
ordered to a second reading. Mr..
Shields gave notice that, on Friday
, 1842-12-17


very small portion thereof to be Ger.
tilted to the Governor. The state
ments on the book of the branches.
together with the account Of the mo-
ney made by the Committee, showed
that the actual outstanding c~ircula.
ton of the Branches is correctly stat
ed in their respective exhibits.
The Brunch At Palmyra appears
10 have been managed with extreme
caution. its outstanding circulation
being considerably less than the a.
mount Of specie IN band.
The experience Of the Branch Al
fayette proves. that that oh can
safely keep oui. a circuidlions equal.
to double the amount of its specie on
hand. and If So. the C mmiftee know
Of M reason Why the ann unt Of di y
counts ~ the PALMYRA Brunch, might
rot. be some whai ENLARGED. Frems
the n,erroraf. Jries above alluded 10,
and the ANSWERS rtiereta, itsappears.
that the Ban /. has been suijerted to
some itann, epener, tviie ,recep-
thon ~ u .nn,es 81 tie b ink oi lin
nois. This inc:,sns~ ewos adopted Tor.
The purpose q: eflarrifga and extend.
Ing The business. and increasing the
pc fits al the d nk, and 0f extending
some relief Ia the frsde und com!
mercen Of the country. but time and
experience have clearly demonsira-.s
ted iI,;rr i, was IN imrAitic. and uu-
wise measure. bnilI' as regards the in.
reresrs of the Bank nd II the ,com-
muniIv. Although il was probably.
well intended, and did FIR y fine, ena.
BILE the Bank 10 do i larger business,
and make greater profits than il cenI.I
otherwise have done, s,M the advat.,,
iaces resulting lherrfrom were far.
over balanced by the incrnvenienreI
and losses that nccurtdI Xinn tie
notes o. these Banks .ceased 10 he
current IN this State. Since Jnue,
last. the Totes Of i'll. susIended
Biuks have been reffudiaied and re-
lus'd by tile Bank Of this State, ard
Il cautious and prudent course is pur..
-ufd by lis officers.
The Committee believed that the
B,Lk is now managed in a manner
iLai Is ne. End calculated To 1rendeg
IL sale and useful 10 the community,
Heretofore. when there. was a gener.
state al Bank suspension through
out The United States. II was iaapossi-
ble for the b nk7to furnish crcuia.
ii"n Tor the ordinary transaction of
business, but. since many .unsaund
Banks Lave leen ,repndiaied, and
st und Banks have g. neIalis ,rcsuped
specie payments and things have re-
nearly ,oR specie; h:sis. there
is reason I" hope that. S1he Bank Of
the State of Mistnnni,r will SION be-
able 10 Fnrnish 10 this stale, a. large
Of IL" circulating. medium
The Committee have reason TO be.
that a much greater degree nf
confidence, and a better state Of feel
towards the Bank, il now enter
tanned among the mercantile ,commu-
niiy, than nj any former perioi. and
lhIs will be favorable iolhe future
prosperity ard ure!n!ness 81 the In
, 1842-12-17
SI4l,950 90


Fro.a an examination of the books,
and by count ny the amount of the
notes in possession OF the Bank, the
Committee found the amount OF cir.
~cula,ion actually outstanding 10 be
S972,49O, as stated IN said exlnbIl.-
The Commute carefully examined
the exr account Of the Bank, and
the vouchers for every item charged
therein, and found the same 10 be cor
rectly Kept, aud sustained by satisiac-
tory receipts.
The Committee atienti,ely read
the journal OF all the proceedings OF
the board, OF directors Tor tie last two
years, and designated certain portions
thereof to be copied, and semitic the
Governor, and this. we are informed
has been done by the Cashier.
The real estate of the bank, con-
Sits OF the banking house and seve.a
parcels of real estate 10 the value o!
Sl32,5OO purchased by the Bunk 10
ave debts due in the institution. In
order 10 obtain satisfactory inlorma-
ton IN relation to the management of
The bunk, and to expose any abuse or
mismanagement that might possibly
exist, the Committee proPounded to
the President OF the bank, 4 number
of lnterrog torres, 10 all of which full
answers have been made by the ofli.
GERS of the bank.
A copy Of the interrog,tories with
the answers thereto, are hereto an
nexed as a part u this report, and
marked Exhibit Nc. g" The conf
examined and counted the
State bonds Oh hand in the bank, thai
had been withdrawn from Frederick
Hurt & Co., Nevns, Townsend, 4
Co.. Elisha Riggs, and Brown, Both
crs, & Co.. and found the same 10 cor
respond with the statements in tho
answers TO the interrogatorIes on that
Il.
The Cashier furnished the Commi,-
lee with the statement IN relation to-
The amount oi liabilities to the Bank,
md in relation 10 the amount OF Hi.
1ois Bank uotes, in possession of the
Bank ut different times, during the ,
years 1910, AL and Az, which paper
5 hereto annexed, and marked ..Ex-
libit No. s."
The Cashier of the Branch Bank at
Palmyra, furnished the Committee
With an exhibit Of the condition of
hat Branch, on the 3Ist Of October,
84e, which is hereto annexed, mark
d, EXHIBIT No. 4,'and the Cashier 4
/ Fayette, furnished an exhibit of the {
condition Of that Branch on the l4,h ],
4 November, 1912, which is hereto !
nnexed, mark, "Exhibit No. 49,
The Counmitte counted aud ascer- 6
aimed the amount of. the money on |
and at the Branches, and found the |
anne TO correspond with the state. q
rents in the exhibits furnished by the {
.espectiye Cashiers. n
They also examined the EXPENSE I
Of the Branches, and found r
same 10 be supported by sa,isfac. n
Dry vouchers. The Committee read '
le journal of the Board Of Direct q
rs, al each branch, and designated AIS
, 1842-12-17

..Sir Robert Peel thinks. a grea
deal Of himself" says a London paper,
A colemporaryseplies that she is just
he ma to- trouble himself about hi
feS. -
, 1842-12-17

A special election will take place
on the 3ist inst, for a representative
in The Missouri Legislature, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Ferdipand kennett, Esqr.
, 1842-12-17

rFRev. Mr.. Crockett, will preach in
the Seminary. in this place, on to- morrow.
Services will commence at ii O'Clock.
, 1842-12-17

-. "# rec
The Louisville Journal gives the
following description of the COULTER
felt notes on the Northern Bank OF
Kentucky, which we noticed by that
paper on Friday last: los, letter D.
The names of NJ. D. Scots Cashier,
and John Tilford, President, are en-
graved, while the filling up is done
With a pen, and the slightest cxamina.
ton will distinguish the engraved
names from the written. Tie filling
up is u deeper black, and much more
glossy than the names Of Scott and
TiIlord, which lock dsad, and have
the same color as the other pats Of
the engraving. The end vignetis are
whitei and less perfect than those
of the genuine. The engraving of the
earth and barrel under the railroad
car, 10 the centre Of The note. is very
coarse-paPer lighter than The senu-
ine. .t. r .l :. d.
, 1842-12-17

BAG RosA.--T!is vessel, says the
Chicago Express. had a truly miracu,
.4ous escape. She wa on her way
down the lake from ST. Josephs, when
she was caught in the gale. She was
exposed to it for five days, during
the whole Of which time it was IN
,ensely cold. The captain estimates
that really fifty tonsof ice collected
upon the vessel. Though water.log-
ged she fortunately reached this port
in %slfety. and without the loss OF
any of her crew. The captain IN.
tends laying her up here for the WIN
Ter. 1t would be quite too hazardous
TO attempt the completion of The
voyage, - ss,-. u
, 1842-12-17
New co1s.-It is stated that Mr.. Rid.

New co1s.-It is stated that III. Rid.
die, of the U. S. Mint, in N. Orleans, IS
at present occupied in making, expert
ments on alloys of metal, to- ascertain
which description of alloy is most suita-
bic for forming small coin, to be used as
a circulating medium. He proposes to
coin a 3 cent piece ola composition or
alloy of silver and copper, which shall
be intrinsicaHy worth that much.
, 1842-12-17
WIN. NJ. CAMPBELL.
JAMES SHELLEY, SCom.
THOS. b. ENGLISH. \

tExhilii No. ~
State Of the Bank of the STATE of .Mssou-
ri on the '3lsf October, 1912. H
, 1842-12-17

MONEY MArrEasIN New 1oRh.-
Tie Express, OF Decsulber St, says:
Money is quite abundant, many OF
the Banks do not lave suihcieut'a,
mornt ofeood paper offered With
in The last week a snail amount OF
Southern paper has appeared. in the
market. and. it Is taken 10y the bro
kers at 6 az per cent discount"
, 1842-12-17

-MAssAcHusETTs.-The Boston Post
of the 18th ult. says: returns from Is
towns give 10 Democratic and ID Wing
members of the House Of Representa-
tives. Our convictions are that we have
the House, and consequently the Senate
and Governor: 81 =
, 1842-12-17

Singular deaM.-The Washington,
Arkansas. Telegraph informs US, that
Il man FAMED Holman lost his life
ncar Murfreesboroueh, Pike county,
a few days ago, in, ralter a singular
way. He had been drinking pretty
freely, and thrust his Bowie knife.
without a sheath, into his saddle-bags.
The knife, cut through the saddle bags
and pierced The artery Of bis leg,
which caused him to bleed to death.
Aroused toa sense of his situation,
and out of the reach OF help. he had
scrambled to a pool Of water, where
he was afterwards found dead.
, 1842-12-17

ONO MoNEY.-Latest quotations
at Cincinnati: Bank Of Indiana is the
par. Banks of Circievilie. fold bank
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ger cent. 1iA 80 =.
. The other Ohio banks are either
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