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@bicago, 20. SuIi. !
2 Die yGhicago Sribune" iatdat Dor,
baB Der Yrdl dliOent abbunfen iolIe. Oere
ielbe babe nun bereits 10 niele .8etpeife
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6aB er, conititutioneuem @ebrdufe in
allen anoern 2anoern sufOl9e, langlt
bdttte abtreten Iollen. 7s a5se7'''4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-21
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peAet geri,i5 GteinSliii ber Seeoa f9en Sormation
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-25
Money matters 1t Cincinnati
From tee cheiRnesi sase'

; City depositors keep their balances
very actively employed, and bankers
can rely upon these, to alimfteds extent
only, ford discount. The causes OF this
anomalous stateofthingswe referred to
yesterday, and weineed not stop to dis
cuss them now That the present strin
gency cannot last very long; issaPpar-
ent. The volume of paper money was
never so large as it is to-day, and there
must soon be n distribution of it that
viii eqIa1ize the money markets OF the
country, Peopleare troubled about con-
traction, but this is all In the future.
Thus far there has; been no contraction.
but on the other hand there has been
expansion. There Is to-day over $780,
OOO, 600 of paper money outstanding. IL
is true the compound interest notes do
not circulate, but they supply the place
of greenbacks in bank reserves, and
a re therefore practically = part ofthe
ci rculating medium. As soon as peo-
nj e get over their scare about the legis-
Inns iness will be broken up, and mon
ey will be plenty. With the present
large volume of money there cannot be
a IasEIing stringency, and MI AdcC Cnl-
loch,s policy of contraction cannot pc
"a raniti as to reduce the quantity OF
napef4 money largely for some time 10
comei But caution, which the appre-
hensions of the PEOPLE have secured,
has effeet ualIy checked speculation,
and thus m uch good has oeen accom-, ],
,1i;shefi that is not likely to be reversed
Fl me future, unless the pressure from
ths Secretary of the Treasury should
he M renfia. compared with the course
fbat rs ANTICIPATED, as TO Ieadsto an ex-
traya6arf reacI on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-25
Hurnoroua Parngrapls.

Artemus Ward in describing his Jour
new from California says: "The driver
with whom sat outside informed me
as slowly rolled down the fearful
mountain road which looks down on ell
ther side into an appalling ravine that
he has met accidents in his time and
cost the California Stage Company a
great deal of money, because said he,
juries is agin us on principle, and eve
ry man who sues is sure torecover. But
it will never be so agin, not with me,
you betH How is that, Il said. II was
frightfully dark. 1t wassnowing with
al, and, Notwithstanding the brakes
were kept hard down, the coach slew
ed wildly, often fairly touching the
black precipice. How is thatP said,
why, you see, he replied, that corpses
neversue for damages, but manned peo-
pie do. And the next time I have an
overturn, Ishall go round and keerfnl-
ly examine the passengers. Them as is
dead shall let alone; but them as Is
mutilated shall finish with the king
bolt Dead folks don't sue. They amt
on it, Thus, with anecdote, did the
driver cheer me up
Anamorous swain wrote to his friend;
ttDear Harry-you ask me hat sort of
a game / am playing with Jack Gra'
ham for Clarissa's hand. have to say,
in reply, it is game of double or quits
quits"
A spendthrift said, Give years ago I
was not worth a farthing in the world;
now see where I am through my own
exertions.n "welI, where are your"
inquired a neighbor. "Why, 1 now
ore more than a Thousand ponndsP'
"what fooIp said Mrs. Partington,
when she heard of the capture of Jeff.
Davis, ''of course the men would all
run after him If he was dressed as a
woman, and he was sure TO be caught"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-25
DR. TL. KIsNER.
FcIEcTIc MEDICINES

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, SDsE, CENTRE wHEELne. WA
TAR X. HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES OF an intelligent assistant, who
sinas Tr % ptting n 1p prescRRiptions &c, wI ena-
BILE him to give more attention TO out pa
tients, especially TO his many friends In the
country His medicines aE6 all prepared In
his own once, aud all delivered 70 his pa
tents by himself DR.. X treats all diseaSes,
ifv & affiicfeIi He has d large number OF new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many Of those obstinate cases Of
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed To be incurable, aInongswhich may
be nAIned; SoqsLil1p tlon, Ecrol9laaI , Dis
Cancers and Skin Diseases. HIS mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
er diseases OF the Heart, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the Nef-
yous System. Is aeiLnowled by all who have
tested Il to be the most certain and successful
ever known TO the medical profession. Dr. x.
has been enninently successfuI in The treat
MenstruE Distractions, Painful 1fenstrusti0n,
LRucnhea, Uterine and 0vaFiOn Tnmors,
Prnlapsns UteTi and all Nervous diseases 70
de nialcss 4 sreciiify In the treatment Of
al Chronic Affections OF the Genito Urinary
Irritable Bladder, and Eon-retention and
DIibhIing Of Urine, Urinary Deposits oE
araysl biAbetis and DIfieplt UEtnetirg; Sy=
Ghonarrfea. is complications and segnelIR.
SpennatoEThea and fmpOteneyt and al atlec-
Also special attention paid TO the treAt
of FisfuiaSs White Swelling, STofnlous
fsI1rls V0Tffsr-Fs Ulcers DC. Persons afflicted,
uafffcuIaTay with old troublesome easea.
shorId losIs no time to call ON or addreSs DR.
RisNER- Communication containing fee
uTnmufIy noticed once prescriptions and
ffuelifcine cash. For visits in city, Bame Is
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A GENTLEMAN from illinois, travelling
through the South on a cotton mission,
mentions the fact of the exclusion Of
Yankees from st. James Hotel in New
Orleans, and other indignities towards
Northern men, and says: "Not a day
passes but some Northern gentleman is
grossly insulted; at all public meet
ings, ,Iplaces of amusement, DC. They
are sure to be marked as Yankees a
term of opprobrium not to be equaled
In the southern vocabulary. In rail-
way cars, on the steamers, everywhere,
they are made to feel the hatred and
detestation in which they are held. Il
rejoice heartily at the prospect of get
ting out of their miserable country, as
feel assured I could not remain here
six months longer without being killed
or killing some one myself, and as DO
not desire eitherto have any ones blood
upon nv hands, or to die down here, 1
am very glad to be able tp get away.
only repeat the Language Of nearly
every United States officer with Who whom n
Ifia7e conYersed, when = say that II
ever the officers who have been Station
ed down South since the surrender lso
calladl have to do the work over again,
they will go towork with heartyg good
will, and there Will be none OF the rose
water policy that formerly prevAtted:
Thew make MS feel at every step that
they are our bitter, relentless enemies,
and most of the United States officers
accept the situation.' The feeling Of
indignation among officers and men
down here is very great and dquite unan-
imous. Notwithstanding our army
conducts itself with the utmost pfopr1-
etv. i sincerely believe that there Is less
oil, the Union sentiment among the
leaders of society in New Orleans,
Memphis and In fact all their principal
towns and cities, than before the war
broke OUT si,.it ID II. .sa "a
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8 HAKE 6PEARE

Immortal Bard, the greatest OF thy kind, g
Who wrote on all th1ngEw1th master mind;
II Is for thee to be forever praised fl.s
For the great works thy own genius raised.
Forno set timewere thy great writings given,
For ages past and future ageS written, I'E
Great lessons for the young and old, p
SO new to all, although so often told.
A burning light thou vert indeed
Among a brilliant band. . ri =ti' -us
And thou art read In every tongue, d as-a
And In all foreign lands, Il'.nlGi9
Through countless ages men viii read
The writings OF thy master hand,
And wonder with themselves indeed,
And strive to gain thy magic wand 81
Yes. thou wilt live until the end OF time,
Thy praises sung in every age and cline,
Tfll heWhole world shall learn to know
When thou diuistlye, tho 1t were q thousand
years ago. lH5s7 ftfs llsza