davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

itsh Itch Each s-sCRATsu sgEAra
sokATCH INVITATIONS OINTMENT. WIN cvT i
Itch In - hours = "'' way
all EhuPTloSS OF THE sKIg. p,irs sa ssnis
sale BY all druggists ~ ''A''
~ sending 80 cents 20 WEEKS 4 POTTER SOLE Az,
~ Washington street, Boston Il viii he sr,g,rSs
nst fres Of postage . any sssqt ~ tt,s u,,;.i 80.
SLY. Ae a''e' ss~EsA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

But bad for ssnsamptssesasd people psdposed to
pulmonary weaknesses 70 all such the spring season "a
very trying and greatcre should be taken to keep IN.
body dry snd ssr and ali irritation Of the throat and
bronchial tubes asyed at The soothing properties
OF Goes Cough sasm render II the consumptrs's hes.
friend while all readily yield its curative
power. u " pleasant. safe, sure and cheap L3l4 +,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30
Total ss.ols so,I76 s4,ss2 So 2oC

= towns wanting viz.-Windsor, Harris Io-
cation, Jackson, Cambridge, Drummer, Jefferson,
and Westworths Location.
O - Ii will be seen that Governor
Smyth's majority is more than twice that
of President Lincoln, and that Smyth has
already more votes than Lincoln received
in the entire State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

iusPortent ia Fcnsaless-The CsIehtated m
continues 10 devote bis entire time 70 the trea,m
aissass ineidsnt 70 the femslssysiem An .xpsri,T,
searsepables hiu1 to guarantees speeds and pernar.
"A the sroSst 81 Ssgpg>ssos and ~ ~, NV
D1assstaeniA trgtn rAaisrsr use All lethers ~
must contain 81 Once, No. 9 Entfcott arr, h.
n Board furnished to those who Eish 20 r.s,.
der treat ncnt
BoSt1r Jxpe p laeE os,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

: W ehiosma or Mothpatch lalso Lirsrspoil ma 1,
Ago, OF freek es, are oiten very annoying pstpl,I
aaos q gnr complexion FOR the diseoiored spots K
nors p@ny on the aee Of blsnse than braBst;e. +
.ney greatly MAJ che beanty Of either and sBr po,
tton that VIII eetaiiy remove them ,sif sr agg
,s<a0S OF eofoy ~ ~ ssia b certainly essli.r,n
p. Ferry who has made diseases Of the skD spsil,
has discovered remedy soF ti,es lsaeeszapops ,S
a. onsa pronn. mfaiiiahie and harmless
frsparei Only BY y. 9. PERRY, Deraasogaras NJ.
Esha street Nex York. and fnF sale ~ ali 8rurrs
PkAkfs MOTH AND FRECKLR LOTION.
sod By All druggists IN bellows Fails AGA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30
AMERICAN LIFR DRo9s,-A household
word fa az
Satisfactory to all is Reefs PESTACHINE.

Wanted. A sents--S50 per week-nala or female
at th.ir home business light pleasant and ho orahel
For ssmPe and terms, address wish stamps Shave
Co, DstTpSt Michigan. IaIA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

hisEers! 0hsskers .-Do you want VA
Sc Monstarh~s! Oar Sr~rian Compound vii, so,,s y
grow on the s1noofhess ace or chin. 81 h.iT ~
IN s,x Weeks. Prise u 90 pick Scr 50 J,l 1.
M ~ any where elSsi sssed on receipt Of price A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

The Great Worm Remedy. Ifaworu Rem
.dy needed ir children or adults nt il te get bes
NC OF DE- T. u GouIDs :. pin-VS orm syrup.
never sas anu when tsksa according TO dTecilons WA
ehpo ,nese ratins and health destroy pests entire
sold % all Druggists At whoiesa'o in Boston bye. G
eeodwin 4 Co, aud all large dealers. =
Sold in BslicEs FIls bv - Woods oud Join'o
hhf Z. HIS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

Wanfcd, 4 genIs-.tslale or Fennalsl Csn clear
business. Any person having few hcars daily 10 snsuS
will find this good paying business. Address sending
gan.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

"A young woman in Roanoke coun-
ty. Va. recently dropped dead from fright
at meeting her brother, whom she had
mourned % dead for three years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

IncSSutcssson aud Experi.n
YOUNG MIN and others, who suffer fSn ~ VAun1
NY f, ,,a mr. psss O Manhood Sc, soSS i,Ss
himself after undergoing eonsilrr.h. one sho Ia.
closing postpaid addressed enyelens 91saaeety
Of charge may be had Of the author ssg5gile soys
FAIR, Esq, Brooklyn, Kings Co v"AhAAltl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

Put one box Of sapons Ter into gallons es x,,,,
on the eud and bet the x boil until en- p,,
yet u toa hours an u minutes Tbsn ~, s', and
han pint Of salt, and et it continue bainr "a
longer hen oa Aif gallon II ie us,es .,a io .
come to boil PoY small tumberfall ~ sss =.
into tub box round The sides :, , eoad water
,s soap to - a. right and cut il in bs1s - Is, p
soFr SOAP fads in the 800 .sN weeks
Hs's Is ar iss. F''k. a AZ s'r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

suo Nu"ruH = m "a bIneI Dfpn,, ,
% different styles, adapted TO sacred and seeul
$50 70 s6o0eaeh. fifff,0NE GoI.I1 or siI Tgp W.,
sr othsr sast praa.iaass awarded thsra lluSt,Iaua
SON BROTHERS, NEs YoRx y x
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30


srso fanderss Extrac1 BncAr
Cares Kidney Disease.
/ saoLANDER's EXTRACT BUcHU
Cures Rheumatism
sAoLASDER's EfTRACT BucIIU
I Cures Urinary Diseases.
SaoLANbERs EXTRACT BUcIFu
Cares Gravel
/ snoLANDER's EXTRACT BucuU
Ceres strctnrss.
70 rhs BEST klaid Extract BVcHU nov befarp N. a,u
49, ~ . FOR all akeasss above and for VISA
~ Al sf,s anu rAiss IN THE BACK, FEMALE ca
h PINT, Is perfectly INVALUABLE gor s,,e tr
~ ns's'hsoaIles eyeryshere. PRICE ONE DOLLAR n
BvELnsa & RoeERE wholesale fs,,,.s4,s Se NJ.
---1 -1sNo. 'se1ieisi agents lily
toosa, Cold, oy Sore Threat,
hhsoihka IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHourp ~ rr,c,u
- ALLOWED CONTINUE,
Irritation Of .he Lurrs. pc.
Shroat Affection. or n, r,.,... r,hh''
s"s Ds-ea.s
8FTEa 7ag Rlsxty
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocgrs
EarIss DrhRer rr.er,er 70 m,
DATE EELIrr
a.,,.,.,a, Asthma, CafarrA. Con-
nhftiec aud Thront Ds.....,-s
rRscHEs AIx Usrs vlIH Always sosn srcorss
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIII nnd Troches useful in CLEARING the ysj. bsn s
before Singing o. Speaking aad rsieTing tbs tnrau 4c
an unusual exeriion of the vocal organs. III, rr,ha
are recommended and preserved By Physicians and han
haa testimonials from emiasnt 2nea ttgousbnut al. ~
try. Being an artiels Of tfue msrit ana hev,pg ,.,
thssr sfsaex oT tsSt Of many years cash yev sn b
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

et"issaeH Having had frequent occasions to use
plRRT DArIsf PAIN KrLLyR
= goa eeLIc HoRssa
ane seeing IL used ks othess say hat reeardit ss
oe' sAtsnt when tried in time, in the
hrst stages of thas very ppevaent complaint recou
mend al persons who have, hors, have Il con.
stanty on hand for eases of emergency
For the human uny, bosbas as thermal and ex,ern,,
remedy the Pain Killer Is fSoasly known tina. i. is
almost usssss to call attention to il
Truly years,
Elf g STEWART Druggist, Hebron, O
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

on all the knotty 7u~tisns
That human wisdom yex
The toughestis " What meanetb
S-T.-ts69-X ~
This secret would'st pn-a,el -
PLANTATION BfTrEss take
Aud thou shalt be the wiser
For thy sick stomaehs sake
PLANTATION BITrERs-ths original s. T.-lseo-x The
poser % Med eaA'N ssepce.h, Eighth Hosds, ~ The
Woris-qucky and permanently cure Dysr~psia. Heart
poen ohSs Cramps, pizzness, Sick Headache and All
ant esings arising from an incorrect sopdn ~
tue Stomach and Castle juices. They ars
PuRs, pAsaTARLs AND suRr. 1914
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-30

At an auction sale al a conyeD, near
Paris, 800 pounds Of hair sborn from The
heads OF young girls who have taken the
veil since 1910, brought $4,000.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
ARMY BULLETIN.

ORDER Relative Musrm OUT on yoLuSrERn rRoops
Circular No % III s.
WAR DzrARrsnsr. ADJurAw GEsrsAIs' orrrcE,(
WAsHISGroN, August 20, 1885
First-Aprl 1s 1853, Major General George H Thomas
commanding military division OF the Tennessee under
discretion, ordered to muster out all volunteers,
both white and black ia his division
the Gulf Department Of North Carolina and the Depart
ment OF South Carolina directed to muster out all
remaining white volunteers In their respective COM
Third-JuIy IS, 1ssc-Malor General W. s. Hancock
commanding First army corps was directed to muster
Fairth-Aneust n, 1s68.--Tbe Commanding Generals
Of the Department Of the East Department OF the Lakes
and Department OF Washington, directed to
out all remaining troops Of the Veteran Reserve Corpa
y. D. TOWNSEND, Asst Adjt. Cen
osEHRAL sHEnrDASs DErAnrsxsr AND STAFF
WASHINGTON, August 81 1865:
Major General r. a. Sheridan In General Orders No.
assumes tho command Of the new Department OF the
Gulf composed Of the States Of Louisiana, Texas and
Florida The department Of Texas will constitute the
District Of Texas the Department Of Florida and District
OF Fori&A Major General H. G. Wright will command
the District OF Texas, and Major General John G. Foster
win command the District or Florida The records OF
the Department Of Louisiana will be transferred to tho
headquarters Of the Department Of the GuIr
Major General Sheridan, In General Orders dated
August Is, 1863, announces the following staff
Brevet Major j. Schuyler Crosby u 8. A., First Lieu
Lieutenant r. W. G. Moore, Eleven,h United states in.
fantry, Ades-de Camp; Brevot Major General Geo. 8.
HartsuG Lieutenant Colonel and A. A. O., Brevet Lien
tenant Cobnel arorge Leo. Major and A. A. G. First
Lieutenant NJ Birbank, Tenth United States Co!orcd
heavy artillery, Assistant AdHtant Generals; Brevet
BriRader General James W. FORSYTH, U. s. A., Captain
Eighteenth infantry, Assistant Adiuant General; Bre-
vet Brigader General Charles L. Fitzhugh, U. g. A. First
Iaeuenant Fourth United States artillery Assisoant Ad-
utant General; Brevet Lieutenant Cp1pnei James r,
Harrison. U s A., Captain Ninth U. S. cavalry Special
Cavalry Inspector Gen raj Drovct Major General Kaaz,
u s. A., Captain Sixth United States cavalry, Acting
Judge Advocate; Colonel c. G Sawtee, U. 8. A., Brc-
vet Colonel Captain and Assistant Qnartcrmaster Chief
Quartermaster General; Brcvc. Colonel r. A. n.
parl.n Surgeon, and Assistant Inspector, United
States Army, Medical Director; Breves Lieutenant
U. s. A., Chief Pay master; Brevet Ideuten-
ant Colonel Geo. L. Gillespie u. s A., Captain Corps
Engineers, Chief Engineer; Brcvet Major A. r. Bufng
ton. U. y A., Captain Ordnance Department Chief Of
Ordnance Captain A. MoAissr, Tenth U. g. Cologed
tlery, Commssary OF Musters
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
Tar po,lrf aefllrlos,.
Arrest OF Finn Ward Osirrr- Further o.
veIoWuenss.

vclosmeDfs.
On Wednesday afternoon, al the ch,nsbers cf tid
Superior Court an order Of arrcs, granted BY chd
Justice Robertson for the apprehension Of Richsr
Fields, detective attached 20 the Fifth Police prccin
and John Hixson nsrrears frop the Statement Of M
Morgan. The compisinsn,, that several weeks asc
person giving his name a John Eirson csiel
at Nis rlace ~ business 10 FuNcn street. a''
inquired n lie could ycfe scfnc grain la hi
store and bc'na ered sn the ahsrmaiivc bfoueh
twenty sacks ~ graln which ssre dep9sed on 'ofe 4
shorty after tfFs nsan taltedssf Mr. Morgan
iurs % Nr Hisscn attached cssserine the removal q
the grain: wjerpapen he grgin was GeiFc w~el
or tsvu ana ths occurrence Hxsoo called ~ ht
.tofe OF com nj and deani Cd The twenty bars ol
vrssn. rrof hrsr- fs,id tstt~ srarh& been deliver
be manifested fq.ch etpgIcsi arg ara ,ssyns ~
informed the efmpl.ins a ia. hs var The sIeclaI
ant he valuc ~ the gram. tluelnfpf q sis, or 4
would Forthwith arrest him. hr W. shc complainant
,,fnsr 10 seiif be matt. hy 10 paynen or tho .s
ans was thrrfuf3. utegtcd vNHost warrant And cDa
0nod N The rifh vaf station ho1se over nsht, snd ID
be,ne broaeNt hsfnre .nptire rovgrv ~ the poic1
eossrs r,s discharged ibc defendant failing u appen}
nca INST him tr Af nov bring. sut q lalse imp'isor
,uans and exioft'Hn asinx damages ~ siooto Mr.. vi
wsp arrested without ssrrsu snd says 'st nrmbrr n
other merchants have been visi.uxed Va the nanI
Wy gnos being isft On stefHss and called foT II
hcgus psrfirs
q I4't BsKms ioEserRcH ---esRRsosiov
10 the HrnAps account cf ihc rerent police feveiop
menss the nSnc o. Harris Iosnbursh arpesrs Az the(
several persons ~ ,hs' name, tt proper 70 s,a
the sscs thai tho Individual mentioned IN the aocoar,
not Harris Ioenbrxh. counsellor end si,rU~ ~ u u
a. Va iis Sssran street -
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TMpAr, August 2a--6 r. NJ
BRrapsrrrrs Receipts, 1850 bbls Hour l0s do and
200 bag. corn meal, 1856 bushels wheat, ss sos do
corn. and AZ sT5 do oais The market for State and
Western -four heavy aud irregular. ruling 1oc. .
1sc lower chiefly on medium and low grades which
were offered freely At the reduction The saes comprise
5000 bbls at cur revised quotations annexed Southern
flour buyers favor TO the extent of Sc Toe per
hbl, closing heavy and and quite nominal The saes
were confined to $50 bbls Canada -four was entirely
nomisnl the absence OF ssles Rye -four du but un-
chanx cd The sales wero 100 bbis, al from f6 so q
$s so Com meal ruled shade in buyers favor closing
dull at our quotations The saes were 1000 bbls.,
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
NEWS fsnM EosIAfE Muxrut

Tonrlfss MO1ek. Angur' % ftesl !
An extensive nre has been reing ff rst DAYS IN
Tho Diansi swamp destroy nc ue mssnintcn, forests
there Tho lands arc private pbfsnys tA
Tho Following officers Of che l.shnond ard Viewpoints
News Railroad Company hsve leb eccted ;-PfesdcnL
r. 8 HamlIn; Directors rhemsH wynnc " a. Font,
Robert saunders james Iycs = Z. Hsmitr n
Mason, James Owens: Chief Engineer, Cocuel A. q
Dunn. Tho survey Of the lin, bf the road is rapidly
prosvcssiDx
The continued drcush, In ihl neighbchcoA sur~asens
the Destruction Of the corn dqr The wheat crop u
very small, but looks weit
The echonner wencrab. sufi about week ago, has
been raised and taken 10 Sorfsli Tor teraus
The New York herald., 1866-08-25


no national bank has been established.
Tho North Carolina railroads are rapidly reaching
state Of efficiency The editor of tho Wilmington your-
nal recently passed over two Of them He says:-
Tho North Carolina Railroad should Judge Is doing
n very fno business 1t is well supplied with
gines and cars and the speed OF tho mail must be
equal u not superior to that attained previous to the
war The repairs TO the road have all been made of the
most substantial character and tho facilities offered
by the extensive works at Company shops' are made
most ndvsntagsously available to this Company, and
were shown most beautiful and substantial work In
engines and cars, turned out at their shops wo found
possibly greater improvement still upon the Western
North Carolina Railroad when take into considera.
ton tho damage sustained and tho at command
without cneines or cars passengers freight; without
dopos or BRIDES, thorough had General stoneman
accomplished his work OF destruction and with but
very limited patronage, the road is entirely repaired In
every department. and Its facilities in all respects OF
the first order Apresent tho traas bnt three times
a week, leaving salisbury every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday morning, and returning tho same day.
Tharo remain yet two miles and half unfinished
between tho present terminus OF the road and Nor
canton.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

Wheat vas dnlcult 10 move at tho prices current yes
efasy hlt holders unwilling TO nsks concessions
- V,vo 70 enect sses, though general DESTROYS Of
~ ~ niat.et Tor Their stock The sales embrace
sVVvo Dpshe- lnding MIXED spring, at 90; am
eef asts ~ " 80 ~ 50; chcice white state Al
=" ~ hl.ankee club al ~ so. and obi white Western
w asa w 20 Very htile done IN corn for shp.
men an With only moderate local demand tho salss
"si'"mhea !" ae,W $1,000 basnels Nj tcdnetins ~
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

York Gold o. =; Rocky Mountain - a. s) texas
lsc walkin Led 81 as
The importateap Of dry goods at this port for tne
week end.o August ss compare as follows with those OF
the previous week
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

kc-sor. ASH for inrerior SAKE s3Kc for shin.
ping western mixed, andS7c FOR western yellow Oats
we're duh and heavy The sales comprise IS 900 BUSH
els at a0c Sc FOR IN cayo 400 $50 for Milwauk ee
60c Tor state, and 64c. $50 FOR Iewa Rive was Arm
with fairdemand The sales were 900 bushels at
81 10 tor Canada and 90. e5c for Western Farley
and malt we're nomnally unchanged In every respect
with limited demand. -
BrEwAx continued quiet, With small sales at 4oc.
42c. FIR Western and Southern yellow 4 n Fsff-FNF1
ChsDtrs.--Adamantine were uriet but Arm at 23c
for IA or. Srerm and patnnt were firm al 40c n 50c
CoRDscw has not varied In price. The demand has
been quite moderate, coming only from consumsra We
quote Manila at 22,<c 23kc, tarred American at 1ec
and Russia bolt rope at 24os seT1
CoFrEE.- was steady, with a slow demand for
cargoss but good demand for lots from hands
for he country trade We notice the sale Of O08 bags
Wa, aver on private terms The price obtained was
said 70 indicate strong market, however We quoie-
Ordinary 10 far Rio, 15e. 17c. good to prime do,
1SH6 20c., all gold, duty paid fair to good eargoes
do. 1lMc. lac, thirty days, cash In bond. Java and
other descriptions nominaliy UNCHANGED In value,
with moderate demand for small lots The quotations
are 25c 28Tc. for Java, 18c. 2Oc for Maracaibo,
1ac. 1870 for Laguavra. 16kc ITO for St Domingo,
and 1sc a21xc. for Cavion, all gold, duty paid OF
Rio coffee there 500 bags The way the United
States including n, 600 bags TO New York
CorroS was rather less active, owing TO the difficulty
experienced by shippers in negotiating their exchange
LARGELY for EXPORT though in part for spinning and In
vcstment The sales comprise 1850 bales Receipts
527 bales The FIRST bale Of the crop received from
Memphis, Tenn came to-day by express tn Messrs.
g. Mum, Son Co, from r. Bayliss Memphis cotton
broker, who purchased the for this market Tho
cotton s cassed mddlng and Is in ne condition. and
early for that section. We quote
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
Roberts, Actiag Masters ana Pilots Rcharc aigss Johr
D. Collins and O. r WilIiarna
-AUcUsr o-Acting Third Assistant Engineer Aenry

Wilson. -.
MrsoxlaAssoua A-sl- -Sss
= Tue United States steamer Ashuelot arrived nj Porto
H1rsnde Island Of St Vincent, on the Goth Of July
Oincers and eli we'll
:. y, me Unled Steamer Florida Commander Rolando,
sailed from Barbadoes on the 2ctb July FOR Asniuwd
Inc United States steamer Suwanee arrived ct San
rrancsco fron the South Pacific on August Ist She
va unner orders To reoin the South Pacific squadron
immeunteiy and was TO have sailed on the 9th lust
Ine unted states stsamer Memphis, Henry H. Cor
tho 22d instant for Atant coast md Gulf sauadrons
Lieutenant Cyrus Rlei United States Revenue cutter
service nas bcon ordered 70 Charleston g. c. for duty,
steamer Granada - ~
The United States steamer Paul Jones, Commander
Fitzhugh, from Key West arrived at Havana on the
11th iDst and was put under s.obeeryatonn but left
the same day with the squadron mall received by the
Manhattan. - -
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

Tho reduction 10 legal tender noios between June l.
1903 and August ! ises. was, therefore se2 7se ,ol
f We set this decrease against tho increase In national
bank currency VIC ind the circulation stood thus on ,he
aforementioned dates
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
eIronIatIan sTpa. .esa. afi
isi4i;7.al

The actual Increase In The crcaIs:ion since he besn
ping Of june last year has consequently been
tsT sh 400; but We must make some allowance Cor ne
withdrawal OF state bank notcs from circulation. the
amount Of which however owing 10 TIE abscncs u H.
tisiieal Information, can only he estimated.
Mining stocks wcre duh Al the 1rsi board Columban
eod and silver closed Use higher than tho sanc time
yesterdays Liberty Gold &c. Consolidated Gregory Cold
w~s $50 lower Oak Hill acu AZ the second board Lib
ssy Gold closed 2o higher than al tho nrss board e.
Ing M 2ec. Consolidated Gregory Gold sold ~ tie 4. ~,
nsspisvl,ic Gold ~ a. Kloo Bue,i s1 rs 70 81 New
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

There now remains to be Issued only Sl1 600 OF ma
onai bank notes 70 complete the authorized amount OF
$500 600 00o and when tho whole Of this Is In crcua-
lion the maximum of paper money imitation will
have been reached just the lido is rising, and
whom II turns twill ebb slowly to exert pcr-
ncptibe effect upon the monetary Affairs Of the country
FOR at least or two years TO come. II the manage
ment OF tho national finances under tho control Of
Tho Secretary of the Treasury the might be other
wise for infer from his recent letter to those ssod
NOM OF the 'sHub" who invited him TO . substantial
feast that he Ia IKE cropping In tho dark, with
definite policy ideas, but . ptable yearning
After that lusory millennium which Is TO be inaugura.
ted by the return to specie payments We believe In
hard money basis much Mr. McCulloch does but IL
Is matter Of worry insgnincant importance compared
with the means Of arriving at and the general welfare
OF the country Mr.. McCulloch is buliionst with q
''wild cat hank experience. He managed the State
Bank Of Indiana admirably, but he must not attempt TO
apply the arguments applicable 10 section of the
country In ordinary times to the affairs Of great nation
at an exceptionabe period II Is useless for him TO
preach about effects when he proposes rene
dos and shows wonderful absence Of ideas
stump oratory and the retailing OF stale
plstldcs however successful In politics. little likely
t9 bring credit upon financial minister who undertakes
10 explain the financial situation nation like thIs
NJ McCGlloch has thus far in his Secretary
OF the Treasury evinced no depth OF thought no
breadth Of view analysis dealing with the national
finances and he evidently has failed TO understand
them ana Is therefore incompetent, to deal with them
In order 10 show the recen. progress and presont
disn of the currency givo the following statement
OF the amount OF legal tender notes In circulation al
frequent Intervals slnce tho beginning Of juno, isGs
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

The report Of the Special Examiner and Treasurer Of
the State Of Ohio appointed to examine the affairs Of th
sinking fund Of that State embracing the business Of tho
oce rom November 15 1885, TO August l5 1853, shows
tho receipts OF the department to have amounted to
$1S33 273 and the disbursements to S1a776i4 The
port also states that ON November Vs. 1885, the public
funded debt Of the State Of Ohio 912 Ola
Redeemed since that datc:--
or foreign debt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000, 09b
or domestic debt ........ 500
pea5s6
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

Tho Increase IN national hank between the loh
o. June aud he 18th of August win thus be seen
ss0Gsi oO The amount of legal tender notes in cir.
culst.On vas a. uuder ou lhe dates rtated.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-28
cHAEsElY couRr-MAREYvILLE.

CHAlGEAA bVSAA &A@@~ fA-~
g. a sssx, ~ sa@zss Ss.saas a.zls
II APPEA kISa From The ALLIE
L s.rFuss e. sas - tsss faszss sss sszsas Ssssf'
Fss. RFsr ass n-spzs Fv-Fesa~-ta - sr-f-@s
-. = asnsF eissasss 49, ~ aEesss tas-ns -
= -. azss -sz Il = tasfsssss sfNa --~f
-es04slrz zsss 81 err rSoss-stf f-&Aa - . -
- sssas - aEEs@F - - z7Hf - =
Z - l..sssrS -saTf D s1 - - es-et sss - Hs'
80 a aaans ssa5ss sszsshSs . A.. - fsNsa -
- - = r..sssal lsrvE Ks, sEaes Va eF -
Il. - &c - - - f1r axSrlzS a Fsfte
- = kNSs, q, ~
-. = ~ n s. 4 d1sDAE2 . e.
..sy...s, r,-t s.sv1ss - Esr3z Hsss.. 80 ssasas
IT APPEAR5 FkDM IHE ALLESA A
T4g~s a - IA - = Z ssSasss "a sserEs
esesssl s.sssse- s1s-ssssaset- = So h-~- ~ -
-. - sS~z1Ea si@f 10 ss4&n=F Bg-aEa - -
1890 o. ss-d syys - % sssts% - $780, fssa 80
-. - rsss ~ tras ssts - aseS nfs -
,gtsFsr - ssg-ss - sbs sssi - - =
$780, ss5a zssst ssss% "a A~fg"'s -
"a ,-~.us sssaay ess-sahSf sz8ss - f-~sN ~Af =
&C., = saaEs-saszr8 so, saias - = go q
.asf-s.-z - fas AsrffHt = - = = :. -
szassy a. Isss tsE RyH SVp5AAS ? c =