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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

!. waterman Corresponding Secretary
Rev. Tl"nas Tew, Recording Secretary ;
Henry Gushing, Auditor; Henry Gushing, A.
&. Barsl"w, Joseph w. Davis. WIN. Chace.
Eb'n' z"r Carpenter, William J. Kmg. oi
Providence, Charles Perry Of Westerly. s
Robinson "f South K,ngslown. IL T.. Chad
Sey "f North Kingslown, ID. p, Dyer OF
Cranslon, Henry Murchant of NorL ProYi-
dcDce, Rev. &. p. Grosvenor OF Sctnute, J.
w. Davis, Jr. Of Newport, Executive Com
mutee.
| Voted. That all the papers in this State be
requested to publish The dolngs oi this meet.
my who " ill de- II Tree oi expens.
| Resolved, That the thanks of Tins society
be gwen Ia the proprletors oi tins Church Tor
opening their doors To The society at tins time.
| Resolved. That collection be taken up
This evening in this Church for the benefit ol
the society.
Voted, That when this meeting finally ad-
Journs, II udjo1rn To meet ~ this CITY at such
tiine ~ January next as shall be designated
by the executive cuInnitiec.
The meeting then adjourned I'LL half past
six o'clock.
Erening Sess,sn-PIayer was offered by
Rev. Mr.. Vernon OF South Klngstown-
Portions of the reports from the different
societies throughout the State were read by
Rev. j. J.. Waterman. Very Interesting ad-
dresses were made by Rev. hlessrs. Tew,
Downing, aud Il. Il. Waterman. A coIlec-
tlon was taken up, and the meeting was
closed after singing the dnxoogy and the
b"ne dlcllon had been pronounced by Rev.
DIR. Tucker.
srtPnEN SNlTH. Secretary pro tenn.
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ExuiBirioS Ar AGMony iIALL.-By the
advertisement it will be seen. that the exbibi.
ton of"ih" i.rsi S"pp"r' .Xc., closes this day
at Armory Hall. Those who have not looked
ut this chaSio representation Of one ofihn must
solemn aud Impressive scenes recorded in
holy Wri', should uol fail to make il visit be.
fore IL Is too late.-Thc price of admission is
extremely low, and it is an Exhibition that
comme"ds itself {" the patronage Of all, not
only as an admirable production of art, but for
the influence il is calculated to exert in a moral
and religious point Of view especially upon
The minds Of The young
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by
Rev Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. Nicholas Weaver, tc
Miss Lucy Ann Briggs, both of this town.
In Warren, 2olh ult. Mr.. Barnard Smith, tc
Miss Frances H., daughter OF The late Capt
Stanton Burtrh all of Warren.
| In Srrkouk, 9Th inst. Mr., Charles Parker
Of New Bedford, to Miss Sarah Ann, y0unges,
daughter of Mr.. jonathan Is. Barton, Of War
rcn.
In Providence, Goth uli Nathaniel H. Arey
VI. ID. of Boscowen, n. u. to Miss Susan g..
daughter Of James Blanding, Esq. of fRuhoboih
-29,h, Mr.. James Wilson, Cd, 10 Mss Saral
T.. Briggs. of CraHstGn.
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nj T. MORANIJA.

Arr nj Nfw Orleans, 24rh, Bark Highlander
Nnybcuy, from Providence = Sclr Mobile
C"zzrns, im Pensacola.
Cid at Wilmingdn, k. z. 25th, Brig Anna
won, Swas,y, Havana. '.-
Arr al Havana, 2Isi, Brig Tasso, Amy, ia
n. York ;--27lh, Bug Echo, Messer, fni vii
mingl"n, NC, aud was dischargiug 25lh
sailed from Savannah, lst, Bark Huma
Willard, Boston Brig Poland, Smith, Provi
dence.-Arr 4th, Brig Robert Bruce, Gardn.,
liavana.-In Fort, 4lh, Ship 81, Lawrence
Chace, ldg for Liverpool.
Cid at Charleston, lst, Ship Eben Preble
Perkins, Mobile.
zens, Pensacola.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

D>ouERHiAs MIsi,ruRE GAiiray w.
call Tho attention ot our reader. 20 the advsr.
tisc'neni IN another col"'nn, Of PIum3"'s Min
iafnre Gallery, nj the Malbonc House, lower
part of Thnmcs.strert We have seen many
specimens of Minintus-s from this establish
ment, and are confident that they vastly cx.
coed amy thing of the kind we hive ever wit.
messed. The pictures are clearer aud more
distinct, The likeness precisely true To nature,
and the c"l"ring exactly like the original
We advise all our readnrs who want a faith fi,l
miniature for themselves or friends, to call al
the above named place, aud we are sure that
they will b" accommodated fully in accordance
with their wishes, al an extremely moderate,
price.
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Winter Arrangement
FOR PROVIDENCE AND NEWPORT.
<wGn The Steamer
SezzI0 / A S
CAPT. B, F.. WOOLSEY,

CAPT. b, F.. WOOLSEY,
Will leave Newport and Providence as fol
lows
Leave Newport every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday moraing, AT 10 o'clk
Leave Providence every Sunda,
morning, at 8A o'clock, aud Tuesday 4
Thursday, al l0i o'clock.
FARE 10 CENTS.
BY the above arrangement passengers cal
leave New York Saturdays, at 4 o'clock. anG
take the lolas Tor Newport on Sunday morn.
ing, Al 81 o'clock.
Also, leave Newport every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, and take the steam
boat tor New York same evening
The morning Train Of cars from Boston
will arrive o, Providence in lime 10 take thu
lons for Nrwpori, al I0t a. 10.
O. Freight of all descriptions taken at h
ess price than on any other conveyance.
The lOLAS will be III readiness to tow
vessels IN me Bay and River. Dec. Z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

DIGEsr OF rHr Laws The General As
sembly some time since directed u new digest
to be prepared of the laws of the State, aud
appointed Judge STAPLES to perform the
work. We understand that such progress
has been made IN 1t that II will br presented
to The G"neral Assembly al The January srs
SION. The consideration oi it will occupy the
General Assembly iora cons lderabr time.
and will probably soinew hat extend the ses.
sion. Providence Journal.
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E'itsal Notice.

NllOSE Creditors OF GtoRgt kNowLrs
OF J'n"sl"wn. who do not comply wnh
he cnndimns oi his assignment, aud g.
rcivc thcIf Dwld'nd-. on oI before The - =
Il December next, will be considered ~.
,aving refused The ben III Of ,hr same aud
shall then pay over tn said KunNlrs. ihnit
"spcctyc claims. ~ prnvilrd ~ sad nssiyd-
net BENZ. MUMFORD, .i.signu.
Newport, Nov. ., loi3-Is2u.
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Ia this town, yesterday, Thomns Edward,
son of Mr. George Sherman, aged 3 years -
Funeral tomorrow afternoon at = o'clock from
the house of Mr.. ). in Division street, which
th, relations aud ltends ara invited tu attend
Ia Bristol, Sd inst Miss Nancy Wilson,
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Wilson, aged -
yrars.-7ih, Mrs. Mary, widow of the late Mr
William Munro, aud daughter of the late Mr.
John Norris, aged 30 years.-At the Asylum
9th, Mr.. James Salisbury, aged 81 years.
In Providence, 30th ult. Mr.. Joshua Kim
ball, formerly of Johnston, in the 10Th yea,
nf his age.
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LIcGC&Eo

A Lecture will be delivered bcfnro the Ar.
ullcry Company, ut their Armory, on Wed.
ncsday evening Dec Goth, iS43, by .Nm. II.
CRANsroS, Esl commencing al Gi ociock
Subject "'rhe Genius, Immoraljy < Deai!,
"f Byron Members of The Company, not
furnished with tickets, will please call on the
Committee.
Tickets l2l cts. to he had AT K J. Taylo
the Book Stores and ~ the Door
w. B. SWAN, Chairman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

Coast Suruy-Wc learn ihnt The Secre
tary or the Treasury, within whose supctv,.
sion the Coast Survey falls took immediate
measures. upon the death uf Mr.. llassl.r. tlr
late Superintendent, 10 present The slightest
interruption to the operations Of that mus
important work. Mr. James Ferguson, gen.
tlrman Of eminent sci"nce. Who has berr
pnucipal assistant IN Tho survey from rs ~.
gudzsiion IN ls:k to the present time. aud nj
unduublrd qualifications, combined with great
practical experience. repaired unmr diatel "
by order of the Secretary. To the last station
81 Mr.. IlassIcr. aud is now proceeding will
the observations. " y .imtrican.
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Court Of Probate. .Nwpori, Dec. 4. Isl3

to"H y TFoD"t' 'N'WPoH, Dc. Z, IeI3.
THE Commissioners Report aud the Al
mInisiraior's Account ON the estate o
james Boone, late of Newport, dec, weu
presented for allowance.
II Is ordered, that the same be receive,
aud the consideration thereof ~ referred to
Court of Probate 10 be- holden ~ The Tow
Hall ~ Newport. on the frsi Monday ~ Jan
next, AT y o'clock n. ~. aud that prcvru.
notice be gwen by publishing a copy oi 'h,,
"td,r three several times in The HraM oJ
he Times. iur all persons Interested to az
pear al SAID time aud place aud be- heard.
"A true copy-wliness:
\ Dli B. H. llowLAND, Pro. CIR.
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NOTICE..

J'llE subscriber having been appoinlc,
by the Hon. Court of Probate OF New
port, Administrator with the VIII anncxp,
un the estate of Gerrc, llilmes D,irics, lat,
of Newport, caulker dec, requests all per
sous havihg claims against SAID estate tn pre-
seat lhrm Tor adjustment aud those indrbte,
TO make immediate payment
WILLIAM JOUvEr, .1dm'r
Newport, Dec. II 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

The MEssAGE.-We acknowledge
our Indebtedness to Col. WIN. II.
Cranston, who came passenger in the
lolas on Thursday morning last, for a
copy of the N Y. True Sun, containing
the Presidents Message, with which he
furnished US Immediately on his arrival.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

The ship Birmingham, Robinson, of and
from Now-Y"rk for Mobile, was lost on thu
10th ult on Eilison's reef, near Iarbor Island
(Baha'nas) Cargo, hay aud salt, II total loss
Vessel insured in New-York Three Of III,
attempting 10 swim ashore with the other.
who reachrd in safety.
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Administrators 4 Notice.

IN aud after ,hc ci,h'h lay of JpnusN
" lSiI. dividend " -- per cen, will b
paid. y, The office ot ~. v Cfaus,on & So,
80 tie clsims ~ tho creditors oi the luu
William Barber. drc.
". Y. CR iNSrON, .iim'r.
4 Newport, Nov. -, lolJ-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

"a Narrative of the last cruise of the u. s
Steam Frigaie Missouri. from the day sh,
lnh Norfolk, until the arrival of her Grey IN
Boston. including full aud circun, ian,iuI d.
tail of the General Co.fagraiiOn, which took
glace at Gibraltar resulting in her total loss
intorspersed with explanatory notes aud re-.
Inarks-by VIM. Bolton, one of the crew. Sd
Edition: Boston, Jordan ~ CO."
The above is the title Of a pamphlet
of 33 pages, correct undoubtedly in all
its details, wLich we notice for the
benefit of the unfortunate person, who is
now in this place with copies Of them
Tor sale. Price y ID cts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14
NOTICE.

! 1 ILL non-fcehudrrs not registered in M,
- registry Oi VnirtS ui thus town. who ~,
Otherwise qualified, are noli,d To- rgl.ir
he nnnies. an or briorc the last day ui DE
rubr,, lo4:t or they viii pur lh"mscl'r'
mck o whole y"nr ~ voting aud those wiz
r. registered are reminded oi the ncccssi,
II paying The taxes nssessrd on ihcm 80 ~
beiore that day IT they vl.h rn vote ~ lSIl.
H. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
Ncwpnr, Nov. ~ ISI3 -5N.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14
MONDAY. Dec. ~.

MONUAT, DEC. IT.
sclrs Emperor, Hathaway, I'm Taunton lor
Baltimore Essex, Williams, aud Olivia s
Virginia, Rollins, Boston for Fredericksburg
Pilol-boat Relief, oi Tisbury, fn - cruise
scbr Lewis Splcer, Mon, fm Prov. for ih'
Rappahannock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14
Letters.


RtmAiNiso IN Tnk Posr OfricE, t"r0HT
u. D., Dec. Ist, isi3
~ .fdrertis'dis ispers are piored ina sepaJ0tt
coh. Psrs""s aPpiying for them nH pieasc oali
.ipr "AbyERTisED LErrERs"
Adans Ju-eph Peckham Pardon )
Barry Lieut. w F Sands simon
Baker Capt Augustus Shaw e. Earle
brIs Lind"n Master of Smiley Capt VIM
browning Abjah Jr staples WmR
brown seth Stewart sumner VI
butts Crawford ii rwIil Capt IIaIlett
.i"'k Jared Tuinrr WmC
DAVIS Susan Varsoy JB
Gilman Capi John II Wheldrs Cant Seth II
Clifford Capt Alden Wyatt EP-2
Hazard Miss Sarah +. Whitney, Mrs Brid,ot
kIngslr, Warren MiDpIyrowN.
L"'hrr Ih"nihs Hardy DIR Dnn'l
Lycrum Newport Trim Miss NJ A
! Mason john h In,su.
Meicnlf WW Hughs Wm
Mitchell Mary-2 Mngner Patric
lD7.-3w] ASHER ROBBINS, Pm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

REPoRTs OF SEcRETARIEs.-We have
rec eived the several annual Reports
accompanying the Presidents Message, ,
which we shall notice hereafter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14

TrMrERAScE MrrTISG.-An adjourned
meeting Of The Washington Society will b,
held at the Town Hall, in this place, on Mon
day evening next, at o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14
PIumbe Daguerrean Gallery
OF PATENT
Colored Photographs,

4 method has been discovered, and know
only al tins place. ut painting the rxac
complexion aud very variety oi color III lh'
dress thus ~ addition 10 the unefrIng ideh
'y Vt The likeness, you have oil the rich e!
iccts and high finish Of the most exquISIl,
painting.
These portraits haging been awarded tn,
first premiums aud highest bon,rs by lh,
American aud Franklin institutes respective
Iy at their last exhibitions, are thus uffi clally
sustained III The positions OF superiority here"
,oiurc universally assigned ll'm by The pub
he, as 'he mos, beautiful D'guerreo'ypc'
ever produced.
. Persons sitting tor their Miniature
at TINS establishment are guaranteed per
feet l,krness, colorcd exactly To nature, u
no charge. LIkenesses taken, every dd.
without regard to weather.
PIumb's premium Apparatus 8. Rights
Plates. Cases. &c. NJ wholesale aud reluIE
Newport, Dec. IA, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14
OFFICE.

~ EALED proposals Will b. received until
~ the 5'iI OF JIunaty next, at lhr Town
Clerks Dliirc,lor - keeper aud malro. .or llr.
Nnwpnrt Asylum tor th" year COMMENCING
18th day oi March, ISI4 Applicants viii
JIeasc state the number, aye aud con.uluu
II ils lamly,and ,i,r loScst pricc lor which
te will srfvc. Satisfactory testimony Wi
b" required as to the qualifications of The
'ppllcauls.
b B. ROWLAND, Scc'ty.
Newport, Nov. ~, lol3.
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SELLING Off CHEAP.

- @SSSS~~
'SNliE L subscriber having come to the de
q urmlnatlon al disseminating his Dry
foods Business andQf bringing It to a close
~ the course oi u few months. offers for sale
.nls stock of Goods at reduced prices. NAM
vail BE- offered n cost. aud IA considerable,
cart much less. Those who may be pnrchas
ING would do well to call and STE III. Goods
Ind # not unreasonable they viii moi fail ,C
nc suited in prices.
John T.. TJWn>cnh.
Newport, Nov. -, 1913
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Gle A Il ED.

7th-Ship Astracan, Porter, N. Orleans.
I9th-Brig Prince de Joinville, Gardner lIaynna
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14
BRIGHTON MARRET-Monday,D Dec. H. l843.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser " Patr!o

Al Market $50 Beet Cattle, 200 sheep, and
300 So iie. Several hundred Swine uusold
I 'Pknrs-Bcei Cattle-The prices obtained
last week we're hardly sustained. We quote Il
few extra 30 4 70 first quaIit, "a 4 %
second quality 375 II 81; third quality, s3 n
i 3 75.
BarrclIng Callle-aIess % No |, . 75
No =, ~
Shecp--We quote small lois from 75c to 80.
Wcthors from | so To = %.
Swne-Good lots to poddle 4c for Sows, and
30 for Barrnws, II lot of (CoI. COUNTY Shoats,
) dc lot of large Barrows 3 5.Sc Il lot at
&c. Al retail from. - to &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14
NOTICE..
EXerU1Or's Notice.

'lNHE subscriber Executor 10 tho Last
Hand Testament of J(SEPU H.
GREENE, late at Newport, cooper, dec.
hereby gives NOTICE To all persons having
'laIms against the estate of said deceased 10
present them for settlement, aud 10 all those
indebted to make immediate payment.
NArH'L. II. LANGLEY.
Newport, Dec. 7, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14
From The Providence Journal.
q Qualifications for Voting.

The following article is from source
entitled to authority upon the SUBJECT:
As, by our new constitution, new ar
rnngemrnt commences on the first day of
January, 1914, and the qualifications
for voting which will be then required.
will he the future permanent system Of
voting IN this State, we have thought
proper to furnish sort Of synopsis Of i,
!. The Ireehoid qualification will be-
The same as it is the present year.
IL. In order to vote by performing
military dSly, the persons name must be-
registered on nr before the last day ol
December, l843, and he must produce
the legal proof that he has been enrolled
in a military company, and has been
equipped s. done duty therein according
1" law, aud n, I,a.t for one day during
the yenr l843. No one can vote durin.
the year 1914 upon any certificate from
the commissioners of military claims
I'LL. Those who vote upon pay inert
OF an ass, ssed tor of one dollar and up
wards. When n person registers his
name, il is ihe duty of the assessors Ia
assrss against him n registry tax suili
cien,, IN addition to his money, highway,
yor military taxes, iI anv, to make up the
sum nf one dollar and, in order to vote
.dprlpg the year 1914, this tax mus, not
only br assessed within the year l8i3,
but the hole must be paid within this
year or course, a person must reg ister
IN, I,S I,,t In tuy IN, ha
sessed, or he " Ill lose his right to vote
No new registry will he needed for those
whose names have already been once
registered.
The proof 10 be produced in case oi
military services is declared by SECTION
second Of the election law to be Ger.
tificare Of the colonel of the reg eiment, %,
the captain or commanding officer Of the
chartered or legally authorized volun.
teer company.
The evidence Of the persons right I,
vote will have to be produced before the
boards Of canvassers next spring. lSu
The military duty must be actually per
formed, or the whole of The dollar Ia,
paid, before the close oi this year.
The House Of Representatives complete,
its organzhtion yesterday by "lecilnp New
ton Lane 10 be- Sergeant Arms; jesse Il
Dow Ia be Door-kcrpcr; and Blair g. Rive
10 be Pr,ntcrs to the House.
For the latter appolniinrui the Publisher
of this paper, it will be- seen, were honorc
hv the votes Of The Wings They ARE prou
al The Mlnurliy of the Whigs. They ar
prond of the Minority win whnm lhelI name
IRE sssoclated, aud proud Of the couf lcnce &
that Minority, evinced by their votes.
Whether th" Publishers may or may not
still at the helm of this paper two wears hence
Tor one year from the 4 4h day of March next
they have n sensible pleasure in exprrssln
to their political friends their conviction tn
the term of the present Congress is the In
IN winch, during their day, the Wings vi
ever be found ~ n minority ~ any branch
this Goycrnmcni,-.\niiondi LaitHgenetr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-14
COMFORTABL.ES.

1 large lot of ready made Comfortable,
"A OF different sizes, ure Tor sale at an un
usually low price, by
Dec. IA WM. G.. COZZENS s. Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25
spoke 80 loudly Coz itself, that he would
abstain from further observation.

spoke so loudly Coz itself, that he would
abstain from further observation.
Mr.. WELLER, in tho course Of some
observations. was understood to say that
,f this Till had proposed to make appro.
pra,ions Tor Northern. custom. houses OF
rivers, or Southern harbors, they would
have heard nothing there Of the en-.
barrasscd state OF tho treasury, or Of
constitutional objections. He rejoceJ,
however, that in the next Congress tho
West would be more equit,bly represent.
ed, aud then she would do justice to Ter.
sell. lie defended the Delegate from
Iowa from the unwarran,eJ interpretation
which the gentleman from New York
[Mr. RoosEvELr] had given to his mo.
lion; adding that the DeIegats had Elk.
pressly adopted such n course as promised
the greatest snount Of go,d.
Mr.. NEHEMIAH briefly advocated
the appropriation proposed to be- ma.lc by
this bill; and then m0vsd that il DO laid
aside, To he repofied,to the House.
Mr. UNDER WOOD rose 10 renow Tho
amendment offered by The gentlesnsn IRON
Iowa, [Mr. &C DoDGE He advoeki1
lne pIOPTIetv W VIC uppIoVtI0uUusU g0 =
coniended that it would open the avenucss
to the Territory, and thereby give it an
influx OF populations.
The question was taken on the amend.
met just offered by the gengleman from
Kentucky, (appropriating $4,000 to the
removal OF obstruct,ons III the Mississippi
river at Des MONIES rapids,) and the
Chair reported 81 in the affirmative.
Te!lers were ordered, Ito see Il quo
rum was present. aud they reported ayes
n, noes 50.
So there was no quorum voting.
Hr.. MERiWELrER demanded that
the TACT be reported to the House.
The CHAIRMAN SAID he was informed
that thc.e was aquorum in tho hall aud
ordered the ,cilcrs to take the vote again.
Tie ,e!lers reported 81 in the affirma-
tive, being evidently Il majority.
So the a,ncndmeni was agreed to.
The bill was then laid aside to be re-
ported.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25
Se4e3,4e3,oo7
II an interest s per cent.
$I45.aO5.58O II

OSE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE MILLIONS
TWO CENTS paid in the shape OF interest
to the banks OF the United States in tho
space ot five years!!
W.,o can wonder, after knowing the
above facts, that the community has been
iaboring under embarrassment! And
who is there SO stupid or SO headstrong
and perverse, that does not wish in the
fuIlaess OF his heart. that the industry
and labor which discharged tho above
debt To the banks, had been devoted to
bringing ino the country the same grand
sum Of gold and silver Instead vi worth.
less. exploded, fraudulent baak PAGER
OhiO Patriot.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25
WHAT BANKS COST TuE PEorLE.

Notwithstanding all that has been said
and written upon the subject Of the credit
aud banking systems, few persons are
actually aware OF the vast amount which
the people OF the United STA es pay to
the bank, in the shape 81 interest alone.
The United States Treasury Reports en-
able US 80 make up the following table,
exhibiting the whole number Of banking
institutions in each OF the five disast rous
years, and their aggregate amount Of
loans and circulation. /; is q brief but
comprehensive table, worthy Of careful
study and perpetual remembrance:
YEAR. BANKS. LOANS. CIRCULATION.
1886 7l3 $457 $4,000 Sl4o.3ol .o3o
1887 788 525,ll5,7O2 ll9.l85,B9O
1888 $50 485631 ,687 ll6,I38.0IO
1889 $40 l92,278,Ol5 la5,l7O,995
1910 9Ji AG2,83G, 523, lO6,968,579
S2423,493,Oo7
At an interest Of per cent.