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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-14
New Goods.

The subscribers have opened Store the I'd door
from the Court House, at the stand formerly occu-
pied by S. Frankenthall, where they intend keeping
Ready-made Clothing, Shoes, Hats, &c.
A fine assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods will ar
rive in few days.
share of patronage is respectfully solicited, as
they feel confident OF being able to give
in price and quality
BUXBAUM Il ROESSLER.
August 81, 1866
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-14
COTTON CARDS.
kouCecssol " 'HO' hhlRemoIc " 70 ~
MANUFACTURE OF
e. y Il ID CT OF Il NC,

DEALER
Manufacturers Supplies, Cotton and Wooden
Machinery, de-, No 81 Maiden Lane.
New YoRK CRY, oath Aug 1866.
MESsRs. SHACKELFoRD, HAAS Co,
Gentlemen: At the request of Mr W Bell
write you in regard bis successorsbip to the
ufacture of the John Whitfemore Cotton Cards. ]
say that have been at the head Of his eetab-
lishment since January lst 1868, and am still super
intending his business.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN WHITTEMORE.
In addition to this, caution the public that all
genuine "Whitemore Cards" are branded "John
Whftemore."
The spurious branded simply "Whinemors,"
aud respectfully invite all dealers to call and
anime the brand of our genuine Card.
SuACKELFORD, HAAS & CO.,
Sole Agents for the United States,
For "John Whittemore's" Cotton Cards.
Sept IL, 1865 3m
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Offers his services Surgeon and Physician to the
citizens of Charlotte and vicinity.
Office on Sd floor of the Brawley building, oppo-
site kerrs Hotel. He be found at his Office or
at the corner Drug Store all times when not pro-
fessionally engaged Oct 8, 1865.
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Town lots for Sale.

will sell on Tuesday, l4th November next to thu
highest bidder for CASH, % beautifully located un-
improved TOWN LOTS. They are near Dir Henry
S Milers residence. I. II. BREM
Oct 80 1865 st
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NOTICE.

want Greenbacks for all debts due me or any Of
my old Firms. Call sooE and pay.
--.. T. Fl. BREM.
Oct %. 1865 At
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PUBEEE SALE.

AS Executor of J. W. Johnston, deceased, will
sell at his lateresidence miles east of Charlotte,
the Monroe road, on Tuesday the 2lst November,
3 bales cotton, 100 bushels corn, 10 bushels wheat,
fodder shucks, head horses, and calves, 7
head hogs, sheep, buggy and harness, household
and kitchen furniture &c. Terms, months credit
for note and approved security. -
WILLIAMSON WALLACE,
Oct 30 1865 3tpd Executor
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MULE E0ST.

Was stolen or strayed from my place Sugar
Greek, near Pineville, on Sunday the 22d inst, a
small bay MULE, with white spot each side of the
back, and years old fair reward will be paid
for the mule for information that will enable me
to get it. j. w. BURNS.
Oct. 30, 1865. 3tpd
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SOUTHERN BOOKS.
Sterling, Campbell 4 Albright,
PUBLISHERS,
and Dealers sn Books, Stationery, dc,

And Dealers en- Books, stationery, dc,
GREENSBORO, NJ C,
Continue to publish Our Own" Series of School
Books, consisting of Primers, Spelling Book, Read
hams Latin Grammar and Caesar. We offer our
Books to Teachers and Booksellers on as moderate
terms offered by publishers in any part of The
United States,
For specimen copies lists Of prices, address as
above.
August II, 1865 3m
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Charlotte, N. g.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Organized August, 1860.

= BOARD OF DIKEOTUKS
John Wilkes, President, Guion,
T. W. Dewey, Cashier, Nye Hutehison,
Thos Brem, Jno M Springs,
John Mcdonald,
This Bank having been duly organized, is now
nrenared to transact General Banking and Ex-
change Business
This Bank will buy the Notes of most of the South
ern Banks; will give prompt attention to collections
on this or other accessible points, to the adjustment
of old claims and receive any other business that
can be attended TO by this Association.
U S. Revenue Stamps for sale; Gold and Silver
coin and Bank Bills bought and sold.
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Office W., C. & Rutherford r. II. Co.

WMVV Us9 Os " NutMCAkVlU Aas hs W.
LAuRINBURG, n. c., Oct. 18th, 1865.
An adjourned meeting of the Stockholders of the
Wilmington, Charlotte Rutherford Rail Road
Company will be held at Lincolnton N. c., on
Thursday, January 18th. 1866.
WM Il. ALLEN, Secretary.
Oct 80, 1855.
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DEVLIN L. CO.,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Clothing at Wholesale and Retail.

We open the season with a large stock of elegant
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
in our Ready Made Department. We have also Sc
cured the services of frs-cass artists in our Custom
Department. which Is likewise supplied with the
finest and best fabrics of the Home and Foreign
Markets.
To those who wish to order by mail, will be sent
ION application) Samples of Goods, with Directions
for Measuring, which, if correctly followed, Will
secure fit in all cases
DEVLIN & co.
Broadway cor Grand St. NEw YORK.
Oct s. 1865 I'm
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Fall and Winter Goods,
charlotte Foundry l. Machine Shop.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

PARTFCULAR NOTICE.
The public is respectfully informed that am pre-
pared 10 build and repair Steam Engines and do
all kinds of Machinery work Also make Castings
in Iron and Brass. am wel-6tted ur, and guaran-
tee work to be done we'll and as cheap as at any
Shop in the State.
work. J. NJ. HOWE,
Oct l6, 1865 6mpd Proprietor.
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DRUGS. &C
Just received Camphor. Blue Mass, Blaestone,
Indigo, Tartar Emetic, Carb. Ammonia &c &c, at
the Corner Drug Store.
All warranted fresh. " SOREY & CO.
Sept4, 1868
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leigh and CASTOR Train for Petersburg and the
North, aud with the U. ). Military Railroad for
Gofdsboro, Newbern, Morehead City and Whining
ton.
The Freight Train leaves Raleigh at IL A. NJ,
Charlotte at 6 A. NJ, stopping at Company Shops
over night. -
The Mail Train only will run on Sunday.
Passengers are notified 70 procure Tickets before
entering the Trains, additional Zoe will be col
Iected. 4. WILKES,
Aug IA, 1865. If Eng. supt.
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Notice to Debtors.


now receiving and opening, in the New Book
tore of c. W. Downing & Co., > doors north of the
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w. w. GATHER, NJ D,

Oct %. 1865
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
Bills 10 be Introduced.

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-The Tribune's dis
patch says: Senator Wilson will introduce
a bill in the Senate to-day providing for
the appropriation of 100000 acres Of the
government lands for educational purposes
in the District of Columbia. He Wilt also
introduce bill appropriating 800, 900 acres
for 'instituting in the District normal
school for the education of school teachers.
An Important bill will also be introduced
In the Senate, providing for mastering out
all officers of the regular and volunteer
forces, save certain important scientific
bodies, aud filling up the organizations of
infantry, cavalry and artillery, to be raised
under theproposed increase of the regular
army, from those of the volunteer, veteran
reserve and regular army who have distin-
guished themselves in the = late war by
brave and meritorious conduct, and who
are found competent for official position on
examination before board of examiners,
to be composed OF officers equally selected,
as near as may. be-. from the regular and
volunteer service. 4, n, ~ ~ va .lA y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
Cincinnati marker.

FLOUR-Superfne Is held at &C 5Oa7 IS: extra
at 5gg o, ana family and fancy at % 259li.
WHEAT-Wo quote old Red at SI 0OgI 95 and
the be- grades Of new at 81 COOL IS; the latter be-
ing an extreme rate for strictly prime.
COhN-Is Eteady, and in good der aud at SOC for
new ear, at depots. AID 53955c for Ehelled. -
-OATS-Ihe is a IA demand at &c In elevator:
but but the receipts being light holde generally ask
RYE-Is quiet at 7OS7ac for prime; 400 bushels
sold at T2c. go, =. . Irg-''--T = : = -
b. HOGS-PaGkers were not disposed to buy 10 any
extent at SlO9lo 50, net and d. overs were unwilling
.PRONlSlO SlONS-Mess Pork can be obtained at SQT
for city, but the demand is very light at this figure
Green Meats are held at 50, IL : f., and H1s@l4ko
for Shoulders, Sides and Hams. Bulk Meats are
dull at j., Is, and l6Hc, packed, for Shoulders,
| sides, and clear Sides Lard is offered freely AZ
l71c for prime city, Ia terces and 1910 in kegs loo
tlerces prime city Lard sold 17Kc and so kegs do
GROCERlES-we quote fair to choice Rio Cof-
| Zee at 70 S2c: raw Sugar l39l7c hard refined 20
| @2lc, and NJ lasses 909951 per gallon tor Porto
| kico. ..
| HAY--The demand is light, and the market rules,
dull at $l0Sll per ton fer prime Timothy on ar
rival. From store, it sells at sz93 per ton above
WHISKY-The market was somewhat u+set-
tied, and prices Irregular 100 ban els new sold at
g %, but holders generally asked 81 95 at which
figure $50 barrels sold. -'.f y .
SEED-There is fair inquiry for Clover at
g % for prime, from stOre. On arrival il can be
bought at So. Flax is steady at S2 90, on arrival
for prime. Timothy is dull, and prices nominal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
National Banks Established
Freedmen's Affairs.

New YORK, Dec. lS.-The Tribune's dis
patch says: The following National Banks
were established last week: The Usage,
Iowa. capital $50000G the Valley, ofStaun-
ton, Va, capital 100000; the Peoples, of
Charleston, S. c., capital 100000; the First
National Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
capital 100000. The number of National
Banks now in operation is 1923. The total
amount of National currency issued up to
date is $229, ,746,0S5. H .-.
The Treasury Department last week re-
deemed certificates ofindebtedness amount
ing to $533000, and currency and gold GER
tificates to the amount of $3.50, 100. -I
The great Government sale at AleXan-
dria has been adjourned.
Gen. Swaine, Assistant Commissioner of
Freedmen of Alabama, telegraphs General
Howard that in his opinion at least 1900
freedmen and refugees will be compelled to
rely on Government rations this winter.
Advices from Florida and North Caro-
lima are encouraging. The freedmen are
settling down and becoming industrious.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
FOR SALE
Or Exchange for Improved
Property in the City of
---a Columbus. NJ. ,-n-

WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE MY
Farm of one hundred acres in Mifflin township.
Franklin county, five miles east of Columbus, on the
Johnstown Plank road and Ohio Central railroad.
The land is of deep black soil, seventy acres are
under high cultivation, well drained; the rest in
heavy timber, mostly beach and hickory-all under
good fence. 4tFH
There is on the premises neat Cottage Of FIVE
rooms, with front and back porch and cellar, and
log house Of two rooms; large barn and stable
forsix horees and eight COWS; a new smoke house,
hennery and corn cribs also, four good wells and
one cistern. The orchard consists of one hundred
and twenty-five Of the choicest kinds Of bearing
fruit trees. .--
II desired the present ,rop, live stock and farm
ing utensils will be sold also. az fHL TF a
Terms easv. Possession given Immediately. -
ii. Three hundred and twenty acres Of rich prai-
rie land forty under cultivation and fence, with
good frame house on Il, in Delaware county, threo
miles eastot Delhi, Iowa. on the Dubuuue& Pacific
railroad. -. -. ..... ....
ter. >, - l-'---.I A. H. P0TEN.
Mifain township, Columbus P, o.. Box SaS.
idec1l-3td&w4t 'A 40 Fs aFEngg GEJs-V~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
-stFF fE- E1 EoCT WwwF wrErrr
Bounty Fund Of Madison Township,
Franklin County, q bsissli
THERE Is a MALANCE o. THE

THERE is A BALANCE or THE
L Blunty Fund Of Madison Township, Franklin
County, in my hands, which has been ordered 70 be
distributed equally among the Veterans who re-
enlisted and were credited TO said Township, and
received no Lfcal Bounty. The following aie the
names Of such persons So far as have been able 10
obtain them: t.fiaI1c a1F lIobIu 5lf.g hnf .VrOii
George 4. Thorn, of the 18th o. v. v. L. Henry W.
Lasure, Charles Shackle, VIM. H. LutS, Wm,I II.
Russell, Thomas }. Talbot, Hugh hittlc, Petsr Mil
Ter, Joseph e. Turner. Spencer Hoitsburg, James
Cooley, Cyrus Carter, Solomon. Kinder, John Tur-,
peb Alsnson Thayer Al Of the slst o, y. " q,
Smith, Washington Eyans. Peter Miller, Addison
Mansfield, John "; Wallace; Francis Drummond,
the 4ssh 0,y.N, Li-,JOt n, Kineadc,. Of thes2d 0.
V. N.I; John Me- woomer, of tho 8ed O.kV n, l.:
Robert Johns. of the LIST D. Y. '. q.
The o9sy,will be paid 70 the persons named
any other Veterans who were credited Co lIndisohl
Township, and who received no Local Bounty, when
they re-enisted, such persons will ho, paid their
share Of the funds IN my hands BY ceiling On me
with their credentials or before the 10th Of jan
uary. 1885, None viii btpald tilI aterthat tiSsSIa
30 ~ ''..1n on, JOHN aHEIPMANss sstaa
Canal Winchester. Franklin County, Ohio.a5i
sdeeI-dle&wAt3 tsCsi 5ae iqsss % snii liHa A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19

A toilet delight The ladies treasure and gentle-
mems boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person. to
render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, &c.
1t Overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
1t removes redness, tan. blotches, &c. .H
lteures nervous headache and allay inflammation.
ltcoOls, sOftsns and adds delicacy to The skin.
ltyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Ncures musquetO bites and stings Of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you v1ll use no
other Cologne. Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards. .'-f"au r. t.... ...ls ..2f
p. It .tw,,. w DEMAS BARNES & CO., -
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y. .r
octs-dsWly or 2 .EL..g.Gu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
Condition of Government Build
inEs in the SOulI--NeVV Coin.

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-The Times Wash
ington special says: A. b. Mullett, Assist
ant Architect of the Treasury Department,
has just returned from the South, where he
has been inspecting the Government build
ings, under orders directed to him some
weeks ago by the Secretary of the Treas
ury. The old Custom House and Marine
Hospital at Charleston were found to be SO
badly wrecked that they will be useless.
Mr.. Mullett reports that the Government
buildings in other Southern cities are gem
orally In fair condition, and will require
but little repairing.
The director of the United States mint at
Philadelphia has made for the Secretary OF
the Treasury specimens of eagles, half
eagles, dollars, halves and quarters, bearing
the motto, I'm God we trust" in addition
to the other legends and devices upon the
coins. Secretary McCulloch approves the
designs, and the coins hereafter made will
be after the motto. The smaller coins do
not afford room for the words.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
? W '.7'I'''--/
0td&0taptlr.
Eject or American News In NHexi-
cO.-'Fhe ImPerIaIists Becoming
l AInrnnH ~ 2.

AlAAcCb u kAhmcFICAh tNcWb ~ HACAaTl
CO--The ImPeriaIists Becoming
Alarmed. es- '-l
New YoRK, Dec The Herald's Vera
Cruz correspondent states that the lastnews
from the U. S. had caused profound sensa-
tion, and was regarded by all as an omen of
an approaching storm. The news that
Maj Gen. John A. Logan had been appoint
ed Minister to the Republic of Mexico was
at once construed as a determination on the
part of the u. s. to maintain that Republic
even by force of arms. The anxiety to as
certain what will be the ultimate action of
the US. In regard to Mexico daily in
creases among the 1mperialists, and they
were greatly alarmed by the einformation that
Gen, Grant had publicly expressed sympa-
thy with the Republican cause. This
declaration, by the Lieutenant-General
commanding the armies of the United
States, was regarded with the most
solemn consideration. Nothing which
had reached here for a long time past, be-
fore or since the establishment of the en-
pire was put on foot, had produced so great
a sensation and awakened as deep q con-
sideration as did the brief speech OF the
Lieutenant General commanding the armies
of the United States. In this instance the
speech was regarded. taken in connection
Win OJDer lacCs, as the solemn ana united
utterance OF the military force of the Uni
ted States, through its chief commander.
1t was not believed that the Lieutenant
General spoke without due deliberation and
a full knowledge of the extent to which his
speech would command attention in the
territory. 1- tf,rlarrthr. . .-.ls.. "a
The rumor that Gen. Sheridan's army
was being reinforced, and that some of the
United States naval vessels were taking
soundings in French harbors, also produced
great excitement 7 % o.. .H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
EIouae., !.

Manager rJohpstop announces an engage
ment with Mrs. H. A. Perry, an accomplish
ed tragic actress, who will appear Tonight
In her great character of Lucretla BorRia,
in the famous tragedy Of that lhame,n in
which Mr.. johnston will enact the part OF
Genaro. ,ismiir-ota17r ln lr5 T.,.,-,,,,, a., 90
The afterpiece will be the Guerrillas'
Raid, in which Miss Grover will appear in
leading character. Both tragedy and
farce are good plays, and willform grand
dramatic entertainment ,g11Tia - 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
Peter Martins Hot AirFurnaces.

COLUMBUS, February 10th, 1865,
70 tohoni thus may Concern o. s, .i 5r 7,qT. lt
Peter Martin, of Cincinnati, has placed
hispATENT IMPROVED HoT AIR FURNACES
in our high school and District School N o.
8. The Furnaces In District No. have
been In use two years; those In the High
School sduring this winter. So far they
have given entire satisfaction For effi-
cheney In warming, quality Of heat, econo-
my of fuel, and promptness of action, they
deserve special commendation. l cheer
fully recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces TO
any who may desire an excellent mode Oh
heating. A., ,,.ot,. E. %. INGsLEY, 4 q. ~ (
Supt, of Public Schools OF Columbus. ol
'a11h7bh go ,sle lll --Z--2E % ,eoTnlpJ a.
.ss%5 ,ssali32' CIRoLEvILLE, Feb. 18th, 1866. @
The Warm Air Furnace nvented and
manufactured by Mr.. Peter Martin, ,of Gin
cnhatf was put Into the fUliSRI school
bGilding 6f this city in, November last, aud
thus far it has given entire satisfaction. 1t
surpasses other furnaces hi athe following
important particulars: 1t has, compare
tively9a greater heating surface; produces
largerVolumeo of heat itha given amount
GEIaeI; the cohditI0H of the air iR;Sespect
otempe5Ht1res spoistsfe and purity, is SUI
psri9r; the admission ot c9lA air, the sup
llR0f warm air fOrthesseysrals rooms, and
e ffes are more easily Fesuiate spg@a' a,s, Z, &
oT0ayoid scorching and idecomposing the
aiT,as Is done, to some extent, BY other hot
siffurnaces, and 10 secure to each room An
abhlat snDplv Of p,lre fresh air ir warm warmed
-,aisa III 81. saas ss..S - ~saa, go q ~
:" PfY.taeHs Wv tiPoA"vui0, 90 "0n no W PIV-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
"FaIlf "a he LsglcoIs or Youta

RAtch Fdto rsseretS 10 I'fsAt manhood ao ,''
zhsre's no sHcA cord as FAM" ' Er;2
And in the history Of Dyspepdc Man there need
be no gloomy future full Of hypCchOndriAcal fears.
for one draughtof the wonderful appetizer and heal
or Plantation Biters, will scatter the dark clouds
Of Dependency and bid Hope tell her Aattering
tale" again. For Heartburn, Dyspepsia, lndiges-
tion, Hesviness. Languor, Headache and Low spir-
its, this is the only remedy. If you are suffering
from Dyspepsia or any Of It's attendant evils, use
Plantation Bitters. and you will find there is mo
sueh word as iall r. s-a s-t5 bng "Ilir a-"
Gecl2-d&wlw u --.-. r.st. .. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
Baltimore Cattle Market-Dec. a.

BEEF CATTLE-The offerings durinv the past
week amounted to about 900 head 100 head less than
last week Of the number offered about 300 head
we're stock Cattle, and were purchased by graziers
from Pennsylvania and Maryland. To-day tb6 8
Washington butchers bought 100 head. about 100
head we're left over unsold andthe ba aneo taken BY
Baltimore butchers For Scaawags and dry Cows
prices ranged at a. so so; fair TO good Beevos at
S6@7 so; prime lots at $s9S 50; aud fewlots 81
extra prime Cattle brought 90 per 10 lbs Some 900
head VI the stock offered this week were from Southl
western Virginia, 200 from w estern Virginia. leo
from Maryland snd the balance from Ohio and lli@
nOis. During the coming week itisexpected q large
stock Of good tate will be offered as Il is the week
preceding the Christmas holidays. About 400 head
of good Cattle are eXpt ced from Southwestern Nir-
gna, and several large lots from Ohio. To-day the
market closed frn at the above range of prices
SHEEP-Ihere is fair supply on band, and not
much animation in the market; No change TO notice
in the prices from lat Seek. The msrket closed
dull to-day ct range Of TO II cents per ID. ailg
-HOGS-There has been much 1uctuation in the
h market during the week, prices going down at
one time as low as $ll for common droves, snd $ly
for prime. To day the market was hruief, and
prices were advanced. The range for stock and
common Hogs was ell rs to I2@sl2 So and The good
70 prime lots at from Is to sI4 So while few extra
pcked Hogs sold at Sl5 per leo lbs net. The supply
all the week and to-day has been very large, and
heavy sales made at the reduced rates. The marke
may be said TO be firm at the close TO- day with the
above figures as the ruling rates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19
FInnncTmI.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 18--The Post says: The
loan market is easy and the accumulation Of
capital continues. " Money is by some lend-
ers offered at per cent. Commercial pa
per is passing with a little more freedom,
at S@9M for first class names. The bank
statement shows an increase in deposits OF
four and half millions, and in specie OfOne
and ID q aays ssS1,. nlllSRs, J Lions y I9,,2 20,
rather lower, and railroad shares irregular,
with tendency toimproyement. srrsp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19

~ The ''W sedp Sewing Machine, with all the
recent improvements. ID the most serViceable. SIM
pie and durable and most beautiful Of Sewing Ma
chipes-uses the straight needle, and makes the
loekor shuttle stitch. 1t will sew anything from
the running of Atpck in tarletCn to the making of
an nOyeIcOat-aryt ythiIg from Pilot or Beaver Cloth
down to the softest gauze or gossamer tissue and is
ever ready 70 do its WORK to perfection. 1t can hon.
fol. bind, cord, gather, tuck and quilt, and has
capacity for a great variety Of ornamental work.
May be had in any styls-Plain or Cabinet.
WEED SEWING MACHINE co.
EySL1I-' -404 q SOC Broadway, New York.
Columbus Office. .2as South high street. Lattimer's
New Building. II doc2 If