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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19
Beotb and the LORDS Prayer.

In the balmy days Of Booth (the faith.
er Of Edwin Booth, now performer at the
Brooklyn Theater. the great tragedian,
togeth with several friends was invited
to dine by . person who vas opposed to
theaters and theater goings-and yetwho
had curiosity enough to wish to see the
lion Of the DAY. During the evening,
some one requested Booth, as particu-
lar favor. to read the Lesd s prayer. He
expressed his willingness to afford the
company this qualification, and all eyes
turned expectantly towards him. Slow
| ly and reyerently he arose. All were as
tonished at the play Of emotions that
convulsed his ooantsnsnce, His face
became deathly pale, and bis eyes tren-
blingly turned upward, were wet with
tears. The silence could almost be tslti
lit became absolutely painful before his
rich toned voice from the death hued
lips, indiscribably syllabled forth, "0ul
father who art in heaven, etc." Every
heart was thrilled With. ths pathos and
solemnity of the occasion. After be
had finished, the silence continued, until
a subdued sob from remote corner Of
the room broke the spell. The host
stepped forward withstreaming eyes and
seizing Booth by the hand said: "Sir
you have afforded me a pleasure fol
which my whole future life will feel great.
ful. / an an old man, and every day
from my boyhood to the present time
thought | had repeated the Lords pray
er, butt have never heard it before, new
err"
Booth replied: "To read that prayer
as it shoula be read, has cost ne the Sc
verest study and labor for thisty years;
and | am far from being yet satisfied with
my rendering of that wonderful produc-
ton. Hardly one person in ten thousand
comprehends how much beauty and grand
ure can be condemned in { space SO small
and in words SO simple That prayer oi
itself sufficiently illustrates the truth ol
the Bible, and stamps upon it the seal oi
Divinity"
So great and effect had been produced
by the reading, that after a few minutes
of subdued conversation, the company
broke up and retired, for the time At least
with full hearts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19
Somebody's Sayings.

"a
The course ef true love is ace-course
where often there is false start.
Alas! how heeting are the charms OF
Nature when unhelped by Artl Who
would long prize Beauty, if it were not
for Soap? :
Teeth sys sto9peslssssitis> gesdds and
teungs may be so, likewise. A man with
rich wife Is often silenced by her throw
ing her money in his teeth.
Philosophershave speculated as to whe-
ther men become beasts after death, but
let US reflect bow often they make beasts
of themselves before i'll
Cupid shoots with rife now, and not
with bow and arrows. Else how is il
that girls can hear the popping of tho
question:?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19

NEVER GET ANGRY.-It does no good.
Some. sins have seeming compensation
or apology, apresent qualification of some
sort; bat anger has none. A man feels
no better for it. 1t is really torment,
and when the storm Of passion has cleared
it, leaves one to see that be had been a
fool in the eyes of others too. An angry
man adds nothing to the welfare of So
ciety. He may do some good but more
hurt. Heated passions make him a fire
brand, and it is wonder if he does not
kindle flames of discord on every hand.
Without much sensibility, and often void
of reason, he speaketh like the piercing
of sword, and his tongue is an arros
shot out. He is bad element in any
community, and his removal would fur
nish occasion for day of thanksgiving
Since, then, anger is useless, needless, dis
graceful, without the least apology, ant
found only ain bosom of fools, why
should it beinaulged in atsall. sd
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19
What it Means.

I A very common exclamation in the
Treasurer's Office, these days, by hard
working men, upon hearing the amount
Of their taxes, is, 'What does it meau?"
We tell our hard working friends,
who have beer voting the Abolition tick
LET for the past six years, what it means,
in very few sentences.
1t means that you have been voting to
rob yourselves, for the purpose Of en-
riching as rapacious set Of scoundrels
as ever lived.
Itmeans that you have been helping to
build up moneyed aristocracy, who, by
their money, control the legislation ol
the country for their own interests.
1t means that you are paying the taxes
of your rich neighbors, who have their
thousands invested in bonds. -
1t means that you have become serf;
to the "loyar' of the Abolition party
1t means that you are paying the bill
for reducing you to the level of the ne,
groes.
1t means that National Debt is Ma
tional Curse.
It means that unless yon want your
sons to lead life of slavery, You must
help to hurl from power the thieves who
under the guise Of loyalists, are making
this country despotism, and its people
slaves.
| 1t means that you are unworthy Of the
name of freemen, if you longer consen
to wear the burdens of your bond hold
ing neigbors.
Compare the above with your tax re
ceipts, and see if they do not tally-qo
ledo Record.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19

A person,of an observing turn of mind
if he has ridden through country town,
has noticed how curiously youngsters
along the route Will fill the window with
anxious faces in order to get glimpse at
the passers by. Our friend Jonathan, a
pedlar, drove up in front Of a house, one
day, and seeing all heads and the cook
peering from the. window, got off from
his cart, and the foil owing dialogue took
place with the man of the house:
Jonathan-Has there been funeral
here to-day. s
Man of the house-No, whY9
Jonathan-I saw that there was on G
pane Of glass that didn't have "a head in
it. ss wA
A Scotchman went to a lawyer once
for advice, and detailed the circumstan-
ces of the case. 7
Have you told me the facts precisely
as they occurred?Y said the lawyer.
a0h, ay, sir, = rejoined he: 81 thought
it best to tell you the truth; you can put
lies into ii yourself. 80 s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19

EAR RINGS WITHOUT EAR PIERCING.
A smart fellow in London has discov-
cred way to enable ladies to wear ear
rings without having their ears pierced.
The fastening is managed thus:-The
rosette in front of the earring top is the
head of screw, which by being partly
withdrawn, allows the wires to separate,
and, on being screwed back, when ad-
justed, presses the wires on the lobe OF
the ear; the wires are so constructed that
they do not uncomfortably press the ear;
in fact, the fastening, Instead of entering
the flesh, clasps it. This ingenious in
vention will re ecommend itself to those
who are prejudiced against ear piercing
if they are not fearful that the earring
will be unsafe, thus worn,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19

"a The following is said to be an ex.
act statement of Mr.. Crosby's balance
sheet: u III. Crosby, creditor by two
hundred and ten thousand tickets, at S5
each, S1,050,000 debtor to thirty thou
sand tickets not sold, $150,OOO; to ad-
yertising, sl5O,OOO; to paintings, s75, 600;
to engravings, 100000; to commissions,
SAT, 900; to printing and travelling, $780,
900; paid Mr.. Lee 100000. Total debt
S750,000; profit s30e,O0O. Value of 0p-
era House, $350,000. Total profit on the
undertaking. s65o,OOo. q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19

sE When you see man on a moon
light night trying to convince his shadow
that it is. improper to follow gentleman,
you may be sure it is high time for him
to join temperance society.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19

s| Certain young ladies were very
much disappointed in finding on applica-
tion to. their favorite book store, that
''Drake on Attachments was mere law
book
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TlHE undersigned offers for sale 60 acres Q
u land, adjoining the corporation Of Woods
Aeld, on the South and near the land recentl.
sold by him, on which is to be erected
Catholic Church. About 35 or 40 acres 0
sid land is cleared. Possession would b
given irnmediately.
dsc1s, 1866 Jas. 3. MORRIS,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-02-19

That is spelling considerable sentiment
or something else. ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

0nAnAM'3 HAIR nEl(Elweo !!
A Valuable Contribution 10
MEDICAL SCIENCE !
ALL VALUABLE sciences and inventions
have their periods Of infancy, growth and ma
eurity. which IL often takes ages 10 perfect.
~ :,;S ss . ~ ss 81 :"S rs :.
sns .%sss
ssoss oos the genius 81 1..nl,in. more soid saan
tAe fsbed Psometheus. ssve thsm winss oSliAhtnias
Il 10 10 with GRahum's Hair 1enewer.
Ths. that and the oshss bodvS "nsssosse," Dal.
sam Eaes. :. Lustea. "Anbs0sia," De-. have etrue
eled hard for year. supply real vsus. 20 remedy
. very common dissass. nSmeiy.
A Pee0asare Los - HEIR.
This usni IL supplied nj iart in the discovery u
oRAnAM'S MAR REVIEWER.
Nothing ME- l. sos e.ssos,us io-s ~. p.srrvi.x
failing half. identifying dne head 81 hair, hes
been Uncovered ~ ~ ths hour.
Il contains NO l'uscnous inyredients. NO Lac Sui
phes. sss~r q Lead any substance that can poe
0tbly inIuse the hair.
oRAMAM'S HAIR REVIEWER
improves the health o. the scalp. trees the poscs
tom obrtsuetons. nolrishes the roots Of the haas
co1Osing matter: removes and destroys dandsu6 aa6
givss natural gi,,ss TO the nak By improving shc
al and per- paratory glands. In word IL y the
ME- PLUS ULTRA
q psepasat fcs the ass, and bound rupercede
IN olhcsp BY virtue Of ite unriv aled supesiOSfy.
0RAMAM'B
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
pos changing the Hsis ipetanty ffoo any colos 10
brilliant
BLAC OK,
With entire safoiy 10 the health. and without injury
20 hair or skin. Prepared only BY
GR a ~ - N BROTHERS.
No. 05 Washl0gtOm Nl..
wsukeesn, III
For sale Ia Chicago milwaukee,, 81. Louie, Cfncln.
ssu, cleveland. Detroit and all Druggists, Wholesale
and Retail. angi8-dAwiy
For sale in Oavsnport By Stcvsnson 4 Cafnahan,
Harrison Stalks, \. Dallosd. end Druggists gen.
osaly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
Observation-Disclosures.
observation-disclosures
Observation-Disclosures.
- =. JUAN VDEV.A MA naola:.N
SPECIFIC nJII.Ss

y - = - - DEVs - MARukE.'N
SPECIFIC pILLSs
-. prepared - s.s T. sslssrs e.a.sc'.as rrosr.
~ ssesescticn o. p. Jaan Dr,smsI,". Ghle rh,si
slant the Mceri'sldc Ncrd on I sr,n, i.,r.
LrrTf W RICO atSDAI
Ossvassxs I've hav u.sA n .r,rci,c rni."
aeis w. ~. less OslAmsrSsS efcscr,ru u drth q
ss,:.sl ys:s. 80: =. " private ard yun' sse'ies
AenWy n sesss eps- @ascsslss ~ seminal v .nN-
-: q - ssc tpecisi ierars nsnt = dc
MsSs snS s.s.: Sss.s:: s.ss,,sn =, s'f, Gen.
~ 0sesrs Weak epis. Aeecs,c,s 81 The r,r. /.
-" % 'Dssck. puss b. p,si,. IL lie rri,.. "Nn.
Assss ssd , sdiess Lee; "stach q" ressu,es H.
regs Aesios u ths Heart and IN all u ss.y
efssep ems svssi,e i,en ever use A,ns s.or Lee.
We sasacssiy sdvss the Profess on. ssd all r.rsons
sussslna from say y mptomats or Ora u Af,., 10
ofshs dssi.s. Ustsssy Ssssss..s use these Pulls. wnh
lt1h sssPeet. 90 are yeuSs ~ % sincerely.
q. :. bUlARDIN, ~. ..
JHAN Ne LEV nRE,M.p
re asssasisss . Dupess. Nc. siA hss L. s.ass.
asass,sy ssA s.sA,sss ossspe,.cr.. aries.. Asss.
Is. s,.,s. H.sss :. Nerve :. s,..... s,.s,.e,, lea
:: ne ws:. csss.s.s'sa nd I"s, rs'.'as b.ss e..
- ., obesserse. che especially ,,eh'e " these
We 2. g. :. snss'a s'soa prompt sps nsar.N'
V4Cva1S SCI sot ing nupasutu ar WIN nhec,-
ooae eo4 Asvioe. estGss N Fesnrh. u snst tpsti
sod Esaikh, ace-nDa les "a hk n. end ~ri " ssnt,
- oan. 6ss fesss 10 Az css Whr ell ~rstr
Price - = Hes. . 0sxrs tor -.
0sN = ell The Psiscipsi ususshr -iii he ssui
~ . aM.s rursiy s~si~.i from oil e'.erva,rs.,ns
ss'et - u. spesn.s price ~ %, authorised .s, q
~ he ss,e 0easssj ~. - fe' Ansrcr. OSCAR u.
0Oeeso CO., ~ Go u.bdt - ct. NJ Sost Az.
d 1850 Aosats ~ Dsv pot I've t1ENINsos
. CANNAmAN, HARRISON q ~fAhkS, ~ MIkI.
tk0rON. y. =. nall ORD - or.sie Agent.
RCRNHANs b VAN sCHAACk.
chicago. f's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

Dsadlsy's D1plsx Elllpsis Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE FOLDED EASILY
Y when in use 10 secupy small spece ma
sizes. 4 wholesale and Retail By
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

=. l.. WALLACE 4 CO..
Sole Prersietoss. Manchester. n. q.
SOLD AT wHOLRSALE ~
oUnUuACoo 4 VAN oenAAck.
TROEESALE DRU0ClSTN
~ Lake Oerooes > CHICAGO.
0eolo-aoo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
T. Il Y r III OS.E,

0estoring 4 Strengthening
TIE HAIR
MO OTHER PREPARATION FOR THE
IN Hair. ever presented 20 the public .ch
AstOnlshing Results
In % short time - has the Tryphoss
From E1- Mayor J. E. Hsxsy. Who has been
partly Bald for Fifteen lears
DAxsSroas, Oct l0th, 1865.
have been using Mrs Coulter Tsy phosc for
the lest ak weeks, snd very much 10 my uspsise
have nice crop Of hair growing on the top Of
my head. where no hair has grown before for
fifteen vears. JOHN T.. HENRY
D,vxSroar, Oct. .si, 1875.
Mas T. u. CuuLYsR Madam
have used vcuP II sir Kestora.ivs ~ Z dress-
ieg for the HAIR for some ak weeks, and do not
hesitate to pronounce IL superior 70 any thin Z
that have ever met with for that purpose.
Respectfully Yousa.
n n. SHELLEY.
For sale By oil Druggists and HAIR Dresssrs.
Mrs. L. N. COULTER. Manufacturer, Daven-
port. Iowa. r. q. ho1 ~ aov7-dtm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
STATEMENT
o. THE CONDITION or THE
Hartford Lie Stock lnS. COMFY

y
OF HARTFORD. CONN,
o. the trs, day 81 ,,,,a-, "a ,ss-
mace 70 We Auditer n, STATE q Iowa, par-
suaa' 70 statues o. saiu STATE
nsr sraes lssts.scr .'"ar.s,. me hAHff's'
III The amount OF the Capital stock 4. Afspe0 oc
30 The amount OF the ,api,sl Stock paid
up ~. ............. 80. uQc 90
lst. Cash ON hand. in Bsnk
ant 10 the hands o, Agent.
OF ~ v, L. US -. -s2s,Ss ~
I.,ss "" 49,
a. u,.,,. \, s,crs. -une.
by the Conrapy. how 60
cured and rate III tpt-rrst
thrreOnla ec Schedulcj.... ~, ess 80
lih. Debts of the Company
oecured By mortgage (eoQ
echcdulc) ................ 5000 10
Sin Deots otherwise eccur-
ed ysee schedulsl.. $780, None. ..
eth. pebts for premiums. 80 %
TIA. All other securities
''.e scnedals. .....,.....' s'' = s,,s go !,
,,.ut, ,r,re
=,
esn. Ire amount Of Liabilities due OF mol
que The banns 81 othe' essdiso's
m. Lorsss adjusted ard MT due......... SO s.
~ y, Sa s,s. .ussea .;,,r. g.. ,,;.,n.,
psVof. Observation-Disclosures. .....
iosh All other claima against the Com
pssy ...-.--.......-....--...-.
Total Liabilities ..-.. ......:....... eSsS Is
lith. The greatest amour, insured In any
,a,h ' The creates, .moan, SLOWED by the =
rules u tho Company In any one city.
town OF villages ............... 49,.
,aih. " The act OF Of Incorporation Of III. Com.
psny's .'.......'''-........' -. 'Nsu
At-DIrORsS OFFICE IOWA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
PINE COMPOUND!

WHITE PINE COMPOUND!
Ia nov onnred IN tho .fict.a throughout the coun-
try AFTER having been proved ~ the test Of eleven
years. In the New Eng and sIatee. where us metIs
have become well known 60 the tree rom which,
In part. II desivss it virtues
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat. Colds Coughs. Dipthesia. broachitis.
Splitting Of Blood. ard Puime nary Affections gcnes.
ally. Itis remarkable kemed. Tor Voiding Cnne;
bleeding lron the kidneys ard BLADDER "ssse'' snd
other complaints.
the WHITE PINE COMPOUND
"It was early in the spring Of % that this com
pound was originated. member OH family 49,
afflicted with irritation Of the throat attended VI
disagveesbir cough I had for come months pre-
vious thought that preparation having for ito bssis
the inside bark Of hie pine might &c 90 compound
ed to be very useful In dseass OF the tnfet enu
lungs To tes, the value of il the case alluded TO-
] compounded email quantity II the medicine tnat
had been planning. aud gave Il Id teaspoondui ao.
Ger. The result was Exceedingly gratifying. Whnin
two days the irritation Of the lhIont was removed.
the cough eubsdsd snd ape. y cure was eiieetei-
soon after THE sent zone 70 indy in Londonderry,
n II Who had been .uiiefin1 for come weeks IT. NJ
tad cough. Occasionet l., suddeu cold. ana hid
raised mucus strcaked with h!ond. She soon found
relief and cent for more. She took about ten onnc'
Of II, and got well J Is. Carte. Esq editor Of tho
Manchester Daily Mirror made trial 81 the same
preparation In the Of cold and vas cured
Immediately. Ne wa. 40 highly blessed with the re.
suits and SO confident attending its aalss.
placed before the public, that he nnaay pefeu
- TO give il name. and send it abroad 81 benehe
he suffering. IL Nessmber ~. ! nr.t sdserus.
Year, nom that time there had been whoesaled 10
Manchester alone hundred dollars worth. where
u took the lead Al he cough remeaies m nc mss
good reason for this 1t 10 very sooth ng End healing
In I've nature IL warming TO tbs stomach and pleasant
withol to the taste and Il eAcet dinghy cheap.
A. A. f,y kiN0ey u -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

TINE eaeAT ENGLISH REKsoyl
--s
rac,,crsr ~ xoyAl .Asr,ss rar,s.
SIR JAMES CLARKESt
Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared frcm rfescrrt.n o III J r,stls y.
fhssitnn Ax,is~fd'nst, . , /, .ast a.
ri 10 inssluse n.eieitt Il uaisil gn y, cue ~
oil those psfn and dsnxs,era disease. to witch tho
msis conssitrtion " suii,c'. u mctcG,ss IA
cssses Aai te9esee all rusctisrs. item wsttestr
esus-. Asrscsy cure rsy - rslstd'r.
To Ntsrried Lac 80
ME particularly .u,,sd. wintn sscr, .,ine. trips
On thr men ~! per Cd with ,esrla,n,
CAUTION.
~ ~ 9at fn9kE hO>rhs 81 Ptssnaney, - usy
80 seseu ersns co "i'es',iss ir ., any o,he,
m sii sssss N.,.ess sue spice AZ, 80, n. p.ir.
y he osss ssS L'sats ssiisae 20 slight sAe,, or.
pelp tales ~ the tsast, iy,tsrh.. INA whites.
tA.ss tis siii seest cure sh.n - otter ean.hsse
tale =, cAisssa. sstony, or en- thir. hutfri 10
~ ai,ssssss = Ne psrpSlss around each PACK
49, sA'eh shosil 10 ssssitily Hser',ea.
sfcas ~ Au .psves sss.i a'es. ei.,o ~ Ler,ts.
ESPECIAL NOTICE.
= .se tate u eve , insk,, Mssi,,rs 10 Ne ccur.
sess0ed ~ ~a' tsus thsrst re, I'd e. that the
lssaess = sse Nles 10 tAs H.,s esd sn.s sash
SsspwS s"S =: .s ~: = ~ e. ss
\ I-oas sslIas. si,a s.sa,sso Q. "a Tor .c.,.s..
srsi assus ~ IN r.rsa s..,s and y, n. D ms..n.
jon n0Aes q cs',snas.sssss issv YcrA -.
Gil tess . hottie ssassicine why rNls b, ret1,v
oeu, Ncsssy ssalsl fsem oil ohs ssssicn. d-,tdiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
mUMPuREv.s
homeopathic SPECIFICS

HAVE proved. from the most ampie sxpesssnsss. sn
u entire sucrese; simple efficient and rsaaoN.
They are tho only medicine perfectly ad.psea -
niar uee-eu simple. that mstakcs cHnnes - 49, a
using tho: 80 harmless as 10 be frre from osn9et.
and so cheicni. n 10 ne alssye reliable iney nase
alwayr rerd' r sssi.fsr. Cents.
No. Curcs Fever~. Congestion M. ~ -
- :? w orrns. Worn fever. worm conc. - -
4. Crying coc heething OF in.ahIs,s-.- !.
11iNrrnsaa ofchi'dren or adj -. u
T. Dysentery Gsipn Bilious ce1.--' q. -
e. 9" Cholera NJ orbus Nausea 20 =.
Coughs. code. Bronchits ,.-..- ~
8" Neuralgi a. Toothache. Faraacne- -
81 He:otacheS. Sick Headachs -....*. -
~ Iyspspsla BlIi.as s,.,,salnrr,.i. q
II I.eucori'llcra or Whites. \.
" Is . Group hoarSe cough .:,.-... %
=" u Salt khtan Iryp.peas, Erurt'oe-.. -
" 10 . rheumatism. khrumasls pans.. =. !.
= IL Fever aud AIu<. Chill Fescr,. -
II :. Piles. internal and external. - ~
10 Ophtallnv. core infamcd eyes,. ~
~ GatArrh. scnseOf chronic innusncer..
- WhOOpIng-r0ugh. eesemodie oosk" -
~ asthma, Oppressed, -. "a
Ear dlecharge .,impaired heanhe'....' - -
= General dsninsy. J ps.sieai weakness g
ees..Icsnsy.. 's o. sislnsss nom Riding 9
rs Nervous Debility .reminai emsesepns -.
go ssore Sssa alss, a,Gsrs.,
80 Urinary inc0ntinusncc, ........-.
81. E.iniul psriode. even vim ~ sps'ms.- -; e
- Epilepsy. -pasmr. g. vitos dance. y"
"a Diptheria. tlceisied sore Thsost... "
FAMILY CASES.
Gaze Of % vial. morocco case book complete soc
Case ~ ~ large ,ial-, In and oooks..
| Case OF ~ large vials. plain CAGE :. bW
| Case Of is boxer Nos 10 iM :. $40
These remedies By The csse or single boz are sens
| charge, on receipt ~ prI-e Addree.
HUMPHREYS sPR.lFrc HoMCEOPATnlC NED
| ICiSE COMPANY.
/ Once and Depot. No. sss Broadway. New York
! For ealc hv every Medicice healer.
| DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily ct hts ONCE,
| easee ds<f-deOdAwiy
HARRISON 4 SHARKS. Agents.
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III
Lseeoeaee 1sal1 ~ IiNA stseaA, sAslse. .
ia eses.s Ras5 a IiNa ssrsss oSsisc.
80 eeenFeca - 9 81 laed, has god sailrcsd
esan!sA aslis saieahls N6s Scores. vass- hesses,
ia sqeqee q Psssy 81 vtllh stfests. = feet
6soG1 = 061D5ooa. aa6 ~ ~ ffoat % Perry
$780, - u the bsst rsels,oa II the city Tor an
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-11

City Bank Of Augusta. 30
Farmer and MeChan-
les Bank.............-...O5
Mechanics Bank........O6
Merchants and Plant
ers' Bank .................lg
Planters Bank. u
Union Bank............... G5
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-11

London adyices of the 9th inst. quote
5-2Os at 72s.
Exchange on New York was bought by
the banks at I discount and sold by them
at par.
Very little was done in uncurrent
money Bank of Tennessee was firm at
SOC selling. Planters Bank was in de-
mand at SIC buying and SO selling, while
Union Bank was bought al Sic, and held
at SIC.
Southern bank notes remain very low,
and rates are the same
Nashville corporation checks were taken
at 10 cents discount
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 18th inst. as follows: $4,000 ex. oou-
Pons at 674c; $4,000 at 67e; $4,000 new
at 67Bc; $1,000 at 65ke; $4,000 at 65c, aud
81, 900 at 64ic
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the 9Th inst says "The loan market, as We
expected, Is working more freely, and the
brokers have little difficulty in obtaining
all required accommodation at 7. The dis
count demand continues sluggish, the best
bills passing slowly at 7@8."
The Supreme Court of the United States
has decided that national bank shares are
not liable to State or municipal taxation.
Government securities were quoted in
New York on each Saturday of the past
four weeks as follows: