The New York herald., 1867-01-31

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Bu.ansn = 81 Louis = dan Nsrchaais claim that By
tns issn g February pscspecs win brighten With the
ration rsgns O Fourth sirsss slons-shs Broadway cf
= Lcus-upwsrds of thirty stores 80 % rent; and in
COS s1s posted Lass ~ss sSs sssss clothing house IL
the city advertised their building 70 rent; and large
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and Chestnut strseA opposite tho Planters House and
Court House. % close out y ths 1ss Of ssz. month
million of dollars fsw menths since. explains the du-
quicker dcossd hso n hs sct q che receipts of places
Of amusement faIng on Last week the O9mpc theatre
ana he have us re er sSs9 s.
wages The Mussum, though. with stock company. Is
running q osa and win clcss shortly unless ths stock
ansans q yeaooA Arssdy siss 900 hssbesa expended
since May last. and the enterprise seems to b failure
: me only troupe q paos q smussmen, sIss has p. r.
ceived sven fsir ealouat Of patronage For twelve
on El5riains night ihsy looted up $4,000 fSe Fio-
rsncss sna Lucille M:ss.. popular IN this country, had
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-1ho Vic o meo ~ iole ana except IN the Hour
ine are ro1nm4 oa expense; but the New Orleans
1et mnkes soe n9uI uaoe quite brisk here now Nor
~ se1ous - eeu On saxy daya who two months
wculo ~ o nosning ous cash bus this b owing
g - aoS tnee entsrpslang runners tron New
nase nooasd sna ase sti nooding the market with offers
~ % temc which compel the oldest houses
no0 Ds W ABANDON the cash systsm and return 70
the days Of credit This fact has driven many Of the old
ous o. ne nng ana some old partner mot willing
uAs guy % uIms whose ventures they deemed too
nc;.. .Tn.sauensy the ousincss o. Louis y under
90lnk cnan6e. Eastern capitals0 nd Eastern modos
o. business have made serious noads within three
ana 81 Louis merchants are becoming moro like
sns sCnica8oans-vensuresOmo
mo new Senator, Charles D. Drake just elected by
sno nMcal Leghiature over General Frank r. Blair
though widely known In the politics ef the Southwest
= rscsIcely prominent q the East He y styled the
rev o. tho state ana Of the test oath lately
~ the Court Of ne United States 70 be
unconsutuuonal ne - nny-nve years OF age and ma
sivo od Vnto No - 2 hwyer " profession ana ranks
among the Leading members OF sne ST. Louis bar He 10
somasksOle ior nis accuracy ana method and said 70
De me best vorsed man n tho political history OF the
west rs men and its principles, Of any in Missouri He
Dtor FFeany and deacon IN ono Of the churches
o. tne cy his advocacy OF the Sunday law ~ which
Inc Deer and saloons were TO 20 closed ON Sum
day mas made nlm tho enemy OF the German element,
wn'cn y me oaek oons @ me radicals q Missouri As
40 orator no 10 mot eloquent but and ssrcastic
He always writes his speeches with great care sometimes
s often as ton times The rebels are more bitter towards
nm than any other man IN the state. and declare him
SHOW o. reason too for he was brought up In the ranks
OF the democratic party, and In 1850 the most