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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-07


toilet delight! The ladies' treasure and gem
iiemen's boon ! The ''sweesest thing and Iargsst
quantity. Manufactured FROM the rich soushern
Magnolia Used for bathing the face and person, ;.
to render the skin soft and fresh, to preyens srup
tions, To perfume clothing. 4e.
Il 1ioVeFeotHes the unpleasant odOr Of perspiratiOu
i removes relneas, tan. blotches. &c.
Il cures nervous headache and allays inaAmmA-
ton.
It eools. softens and adds delicaey 70 the skim
hy-elds snbdnsd and lasting perfume.
II cures masgueio bites and ssings Of insects.
II contains 10 material injurious to the skin.
i Is what every lady shoald have. Sold erery-
There- Try the Magnolia Water once and yOu
viii use no other Cologne, PerfumeEy, or Toilet
Water afterwards. DEMAs BARNES 4 CO
Props. Exclusive Agents, n. Y.
Sold by ali Druggists and Dealers on the Pae;f-
ie coast
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ADV VERTIsEM & NTs.
. Ayers :
Sa2HAB&
PILLS..

Arc you sick, feeble, and
compiainingg Are you out
of order, with your system
deraUgcd, and your feelings
uncomfortable fThese symp-
toms are often the prelude
10 serious illDess Some 1T
of sickness is creeping upon
you, aud should be ayerted
by n timely use OF the right
remedy Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the dis0r.
defed IIunofs - purify the
blood, aud let the fluids
move on mobstfucied in
health again, They Ftima.
late the functions Of the
Hf.fJ.g gstfa sggs,aeasss easass&sg
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.sPECIAL ATTRACTIONl /

NToTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons knowing themselves indebted to the
eitherby note or book account, to
settle the same in cash or merchantable produce
at the market value, by the 10th day of December
1867 as if is absolutely necessary that we collect
the same to enable us to carry on our business
BY promptly attending to the above requirements,
you will confer favor upon
WV. PARRISH q co.
Albany, Oct. 20, 1S67-y3nl2tf
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Snermatorrhna.

DIR. DoHERTY has just published an impor-
tant pamphlet embodying his own views and ex-
periences in relation TO Impotence Virility be-
ing short Treatise on Spermatorrhea. or Semi
nal Weakness Nervous and Physical Debility con-
sequent this affection, and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs. ~ O
This little work contains information Of the ut
must value TO all, whether married or single, and
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt fisk Cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, w. K. D0HERTY, NJ. D.,
vocI9y3n10m3 San francisco, Cal.
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=
LINN COUNTY.
Robert watkinson and James Doris. ...........scio
Jason Lebanon
Ii. L. Brown broWnsNltie
Matthew Fountain. Harrisburg
j. NJ. Smith
LANE COUNTY.
Hon. ]. j. Waloa........ ............., Eugene City
BENTON COUNTY.
K. II. Strain CORVALLIS
POLK COUNTY.
L. j. Loyelady ......Uallas
j. d. V. Butler and DR.. Harris.... Monmouth
DR.. j. NJ Mccoy ......,..........La Creole
BENZ. Eola
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
J. +. City
NULTNoMAH COUNTY.
J. F. Mccoy
MARION COUNTY.
3. F. Bonham.. ..........................
ThOS. BOyce, Newspaper Agent, San
Francisco is authorized TO receive subscriptions
and advertisements for our paper, and act busi-
ness agent generally.
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OUR AGEN rs.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
TO net as Agents for TnE STATS Rlomrs Demo-
RAT, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
10 the paper:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-07

Geo. II. Williams, term expires March 3, 1871.
II. w. Corbett, term expires March 3, 1873.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-07

All of Mrs. l.. 4. s,ipp's Medielnes are manu-.
faeiured aud put np by vs.. G. AvEar. Salem. Ore
gon. 70 whom all letters business shoud be di-
Teelcd.
Mira. L. 4. stipp's Medicines Tor snle at whiiti-
moro 4 Co.. Aibanyt EIkins 1 Son. Lebanon
II. Smith. fTsrrisburg Saith 4 Davis, Portland.
Sept. IL. Is5T-van5yi.
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ADVERTISER ENTs.
sTATE OLE OREaoN.
STATE orEIcrRs.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor--Geo. L. Woods; residence, Salem sal
aryt..ss ,5OO
Of state--Samuel r. May resi-
dence. Salem; salary, y,.."...................I 500
State Treasurei~-E. N. Cooke residence,
Salem; salary. ."............. ................. 500
State Printer--W. A. Mcpherson; residence,
Salem salary ,....... .......,. Fees
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Aaa FamlIy Phy.Ic.
Billions Disorders Liver Complaints.

from Ur. TheDdors bei, NJ Sesc fart City.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted i0 their
pnFpoae a. ala HpeFicnt, but and their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice proved more caccuAl for the
cure OF bilious Complaints than any remedy 1
can mention ] slneefely rejoice that have ~
length puFghtive which i worthy The confidence OF
tie profession and the people
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safa. Mallory, term expires March 3. 1871.
STATE JUDICIARY.

First Dstrict-P. r. Prim, Ass. Justice Of the su-
prcme Court and ee-o6icio Judge Of the 1st Ju.
dcial District; residcDce, Jacksonville.
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Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
va sold by settlcmier Il Co., Albany. aud a
Wholesale and Retail by Smith Davis, Port
and. seSly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-12-07

SIN: have used your lille iu my general aud
hospiSal practice ever sines you made them, and
cannot hesitate 20 cay they the beet eaiharffc
We employ. Their regulating action on the liver IL
quick and decided. consequently they nu Ed-
IniFabie remedy for arrangements or that organ
Indeed, have Redom found a case Of bilious dis
obstinate that II did not readily Weld 20
them frzleTnaiiy yours. ALONZO BALL. II D..
ss.FF "A. r. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

CHASTELLARS
NAlr Exterminatss

Fss Rcneviae Hspcsaaoas Han
To IT. kdits. especially, this ia'.<
dspslssory rstzSnnsals itsrIf ~ -
almost isaspsnsahk Artick TO
hesaty. 10 easily sepaisd, Scss n@ ~
injun the skin, bat acts directl! /"
ssoss. IL b warranted 10 reEo's
Haous hair from low foreheads o.
say part NJ " bsdy. coapese'y,
~ rsaisally eslsepaaing " ssps
ing shs skia ssis, a,nootA ed pslafs
Il ihs oaly sstis1s sssa by H. ~
and 10 tbe only rrsi edsstsai derass
exisasuce. pfiee, Is eeats PET -
ssss psst<paia. - ~ aadses, 90
B1h8kR. SHUTS / CO.
AHi lao OAsnisAs, 186 Rires
smiley 4ilH Ire5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28
BEAUTY!


Madam 1anlxesou. ths world. rensvn.
I'd AseFesneia ~ 6sasa ubsIi.tic Clair.
vsyAet. Hlne y . claieYogaat stats, din
~ t1ssse| as1srsG1 - pesesJ,os
~ to1nsy. - y ths cid Of N io.irs
nsss - iatssAe posss, known n ,bs
Fs!cAoso6se. ysarests2 70 pecdsea =
Pxees - Ms.hks picture d u fs4vks
e0oasd y VII q ~ applieast. VIA
- q nssrhgs. ssssleefer, Isalssg
~ H. T" :. e' ss, 81; ,; ~ = - ~
- a.esl ~ saaaisg paacs sfbissA, -,
dispasistn, ss,se of ~ 81 hair, "a
enclosing my osats, ~ sasmprd envs-
Dbrs aa1sospsd TO ysssssM ycs viii n.
eeivs IT, plessfs By fstssu mail. Together
pHA das0sa1 ineof1aEiou. -
- Adarss II cos11ssos, NsSsss
0wksds Rsntaetsa. r a. BOX m,
was Troy, N. Y. nA,S.ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28
eDn1lEnell se11nel

raeo.:: Il; IS s d ~.
peNhANeHlP, Besk Keeping, q.
i 81 asd Doabis Rassy. Ce1.s,e6,
AstaAnsete, - Ceaasssial Csssuspse-
esasA Yssag nsa vtsAiae b $3.50
tAsoselvss 10 any o. III d tAs sksse
eeascsss CO. DO = h : sAoss Gns -
y ceopaesaivsay snAll ecss q
hesrs eesn = 70 10 A. n. aaa 3 b 8
r. ~ Night Clnss hbua Z 70 10 r N
aaaisaAstiea guasAatssd when proper
eassetion 10 gives. For tsrms ani ~.
tieu'ass apply 10 Ne u the Rooma
B. 9. RAIN.
hassAal, Jaas IS, 'e7. n1l-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

CRISPER COMA.

o.! ~ ~as hesssill and kk,
VIII asrry -, ~ radiasA hsis.
Wh@ sus!isG tesAsih ~. se1wsued.
Rscbaiss1 ~ sery bsaet ss1 bird.
CRl8PRR COMA,
For CsrHs> As Asiy Of Esltr Seq
,xtc Way cad 0asssy hs1kfs,
or Hssry xesstss Oksh:
BY as,ns u.s afsieie, ie1iss aod ssstle.
~ a. Dsastiy th<asesv~ shou.ed
~. II y " oely AstIc3s i ~ void
1T will esh stislgAt baif, I'D q IL
sssps tine give Il . beastiiAl. gio.sy ~
pssssae~. TAe Csisees Cona not oely
essb ~ hair, bat isvlgnstss, bsssii6ss
AID elesssn h; y btgaIy ssd dflisht'ulfy
uesismsi, sna y N nnss co0p1ets sstl-
eh II Ii kisd sv~ sGkssd V The Aneti-
can people. TIE Cr62er Coisa xin b.
seat 10 COY ak,dssss. rssls1 snd postpaid,
Tor 81 Addssss 81 osdsss 10
". L. CLARK 1 C.. Cksnisl.,
No. } West FAyette street.
nhl6ly 6yrsosse. n. Y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28
For Sa1e.

THk hsgo slsvaAs Brick Livery
! sahk, esessslsa with he Cap;a;l
HeAA, Nsrshan, TszAa -
The stabs b ahoss % fssA uids, 81
- dssp. sd h 90 Of ~ nest con.
~ ssese.isasly srsaassa 80 &c.
!sse.Sle 6lahlss 10 Ne HtAss NJ nasoe
y sssiFiag y ssiI u \. ~ I kass -
~ tine 70 give Il ths atlnl;sa ~ h
nesita IT, recsipts win slow il vslus
viii ssllit With ~ hnssap, nuies.
bsggSss, omaibasss, -in Word, eon.
gss>s ostos Af - sh1ana Livsvy 6nshlA
Here 10 . ehases for ! hsrgnic ssch -
y ssldoa oesssd.
@ w. L. DAWSON,
Aanhall, Jsss is, 81. stGx
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

Writes the Wsshiagtoa CORES.
posdsst a he Boston Post
II u gives out that Charles Sum
Der has addressed . letter to an in,
postant persousgs hsrs, earnestly
vnrsisg The RAliasis aelisss 0rssi.
Ths lsttsr charges dsplicity aad COO
sssvsaian spea ths 0ssssal, asl
49, several Latin asd Gpsek dsssa.
sleasss u his bead for his shsstiss
~ displacsnsat Of Stanton By &c.
ssdss u 4swssaryship. Gnat il
~ = - exsssdisgly annoyed u
~ iesisuatisss Of Sumnsr and
0fsslsy, and IN cosssqssses Of the
Niesess inpsdssa sssalts upon
-, ehsrisA6s ~ sptipathy towards
= esvspeps M, which has proved
ee1tss ~ ss1n(Yslss Of Tie CORES
psetsss vAs Mn vitAis . fsv a .
~ eesasies 70 Wit hin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

WoM! WoM!
II ~ Wsel ogsUsgs II usgthssr
aad Has1neD Tsxne.
WE are prepared y parcAsM Wesl,
W dslivevsd in Marshall. in lasse O.
seali iets. sd ny the highest market
peiss u GssA
New y The sAanes lx WoA Growers
y ~ TIE tsll valss n tAsss clip.
Pat Up your Wool u good or3m, N
~ nsssy 10 by ell ths tins, and ~ tAs
nsssy. = goods IL pssiarrcd. ., IL lsv-
ct market price.
q. q. GREGG 1 co.
Aasshaii, April 8. 1857. 10
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Cd 1eag.

All re lover who hope for success.
ought 70 knov, -.
VIZ. ssaatns csirsl yss % lssvs
them,
lis y"ar ds'y again and agaia to r.
turn
Asd vhes taey ny no--doa't bslisye
II ~ Asy rsfsss yos thsy wish MOI 70
loose you.
II hey .ssd you away, tAey'd rather
.yss'd saay,
Ard you oilsn plsAss nos4 when vou
~ disobsy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

~ ~ ' SsxysrAp
What .ers earth wisAoss de ~usshias
sieaaing Ga ~ JARED hses'
What WERE hsf< uithogi the rrszs,>e
j,se holds forth D. isn~ys ,~vs,
What uerv ltf~ viskoat the stA<kl@
ksssns ho@ enysy.~ss -,
'onse The sunshsae-eo1e the shadow--
Where ssoa al there yin BE-
I'Askiy say the storm elo~As r.sAes.
l'arshsr roll the ansry tide
"rafp~d in gloon the skadouy heaven
Carr the Phapto~ by nv .Sde
-snl While feeling vAsders oesr
Chords thy voice has ,oeehed ia me-
h-uA Nay spread ~ ssar~s tsforv NJ
'" her->hon AIT there viii b.
fisAsers heaa msy vanson near me
Ls~dly b~cksosex away.
Nhsr~ the u,sbsddsn fruit sua,teth
FAR - In psi.ev.l day
Bat while memory eHsts . halo
Ger ny sansy ps<s A..d she~
'asniy shall the tenJser urge NJ
Where sbea Art there viii Ibe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

THE arm keep On hsod the largest stock
i ~6OOIS wss& o, tbe Misi-.iari sd
sss cosstas..., .scr,ving ira supplies BY
every bsAt. They purchase diTec. from
u uausSActcrser, and II the vry lowest
aGsrra, and ARE ensblsd thereby 10 ell
good and cheap goods. Their object IL
70 compete directly With the New 0sleHns
trade.
They keep fsli assostasss Of
STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES,
AT THE LOWEST PRlCEs.
Cseton. Pcitsics, and Ero5uc~ taken 10
szchsnee st tbs highest cash price, Give
y caA hslbss purchasing elsewhere.
RensEbes that
An GSoAs arc GmavanteeA
~ Repsessnee1.
May IL. 1885. nss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

vile vbo xrs1%d PerAin Wasb~eks
.sostii.sd trisnth Ard shased his per.
ne 10 the lAst, spent ths frss years d
her wsdouhood Il Henry VII. cour,
tonAlv AAssed the Whit roe.
irs'n her exceeding beauty, h.r fair
lace - nod her oaly ehxrn. she b..
e4ase ~ dol Of r. RaxlisA Court
anh so~ssds her the Arut of the Tudor,
himself ~sr'sed into something approach
ing ehisssrogs generosity. She mourn
e deeply for hia " whom she he'd
asE n Ne - Il coodsnsinx
world WhetAe, be we're p,;ne. =,
i.rostsf, be ~As her husband, and she
loved him
AlAs nv lsaJe brigb, Thy raid.
are weeping
- many vcmans heart has went be
krs.
ny hero !. At rect, thy darling sleeping
Inc sleep from which he shall awake
no more.
Ala. my isdye bright Thy dawn
Is cio,,ded,
Thy bright eye. dinnsd with b;,,.,
tissSf HsFs
me glory Of thy morning sunlight
shronded
ny fAis cAA.A fu,,vveA AID "a, ~,
With years
Aia.l ny hA,s brigh, Pal. north
rrn flower
fhor sweet white blossom thou mo-,
wandering dove.
fining within thy splendid captive
bower, '''''
To reach the grave ~herr liz. ,hv
derei love.
Alas my laays bright False "a.
the seeaiag
That bound thy heart unto the ON,
who's gone.
But he fulfilled thy sweet youth .vs..
est dreaming.
rrinee or iap~ter--~till Thy peerless
Aias my l.dys bright whs. hope.
can reach thee
No morrow nsy bring peaee unto .hy
Only ne courage Of Thy HOUSE shall
teach thes
silent 70 suscr till God sends the rsse =
Por sbs Texss B<pas,,esa.
TAs Days gess By,
In the happy days gone by
Light vas every heart, and dry was
every eye
In The days no more 10 come,
The happy days xons byi
Tho days Of youth, forever past;
The days Of Joy and truth, 700 swse, 70
last
Tee distant past ali joyous sssna,
Pictured in menosy's glass bright
Too sweet 70 last,
The frissds II ehiidhood's DAYS,
Will always last;
They joined In cur youthful plays,
Deac character Of the past.
'es SssDhoO4 uo00--tItf0u4 OF OlLlef
day
Cone ningling in the tone OF che sweet.
lays
or long remembered days
The Joys and fears Of former days,
Arr nov but sung in min.Rers lays.
4 nssAsr deer and kind,
A boring father TOO,
Grsss ths eye Of mind,
Ia retrospective view;
Ths sohoolAoase sad the village green ,
Ths hcoe { sunny youth is seen,
In the dear dslisktfsi view
OF the thisss thaa long have hssn,
Now pssssd, liks morning devil
Year, nay rou BY
Err ~ bid aAieu
TO earth, sea, Ind sky,
For heavens cssslsAa blus
Bat happiss hosrs than We ser nore
shall CLEAN,
Are Aoss nunbsrsd With The tAipxs
thsA long have bssa,
Through Ne ~ will bseasAe a o.
Por H. days - more 10 come,
Tbs happy days soes BY
T.RJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

=. Bras. Jso. ,. ADAn. :. oASv,
DEAN, ADA1GS 4 GAIT.
TOTrON FACTORS ~ Ceomis
~ $50 A~sAasn, Ne. leo 6ssvis
DEsss, New Oslsaa.
~ Csyt B. B. Tyr b ~ Gs.ssal
Aesot ca. n. ?. OaFss b ~ losal
A0nt q MassAaa. ~ b sutbessss6 y
nsap sAvsseo - ~ gseviag ssR
Aagase, I, 81. sSe-N
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BaooKs HOUSE,

ossIUAS HOUSE,
Milan Street, Shreveport, LoHisiasa
THIS large snd eotsuedioas house ~
! been renovated and tharosgAly repair
- IL The most Substantial 1snsef' A.,
eiH 10 fsw noaths be cuIhsRe,i to ~
w. increasing dssands Of the psbAe.
The pssp.astss pledges hiaseif 70 bsine
isto rcsssitioo oil ~ expesienes. essrey
~ loes d hs coanaad. 10 .naks 4
eoRo1efve end considerable.
m ~ esoas ~ ,xsi,ss VIA Il
aNtsd, - a thst ~ ssrks, 40
~ - a1eo>sA viii sa~, ~ dsesuu1j
VI l,bevality.
ahis-u W.T.. BROOKS.
v. ,. RAsLsv, wap. WARD.
n Rhssssessa. Il. nesuhslt. Tan.
w. F. RAPLEY 200.
esssavass, reswssaaas,
GI Co1u1DQG0 UI1cRAun.
+ 0AeAsnh0at Agents.
V1A11 BOAT At rxRnrBVp .. Y.ln
SHkkvEPURT, LA.
pAglpt 49, s.-s As....
l b3at, 70 - ensliessd 10 =, IN M
llsls1 \ shsir Nh Lahise 10 m ~,
Av181DON wHARF boar 49,
eseSaf Asysss. . nviag Il TnIHTE.
IM94 AND ONE THIRD OEl0To
~ Thk DOLLAR 1t thk ps,st ~
~ easpsvs Of wst and nd % he Lsvw
49, ensixs~d y - BY Car vill b
s.aeoaeely tfaaknsd y Bass o. ~.
rival.
W. =. RAPLxY 4 60.
Jaa. ~, 1877. 1i,lv
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WIN. }. ROBSON,

NDITON FACTOR, snd Coamissias
" werchast. No. IS CaseaAelss strusl,
<ew Orleans
kefer tn Col y. p. WiAiaas. 0iluss,
fexss; Nessv JvS.ves = Dur. Beak.
ess shreveport, La.
Feb. >. 1855. 34lH
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NeparatNr CApllll.

Thros away false irius, yoar s~itcAs,
your Wig
Obstructive u comfort, and DOT worth =
Gone aged. cone yoathisl. cosse nsiy aoi
fair,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01

suoouSo AFFAIR Al RUTLAND, vr-ws learn from the
Ruiland ivtl Herald that while daughter of Daniel
Doushsrty that town. named Anne about fifteen years
old was taking with youth about two years older than
herself named william Long on Tuesday, Long used in
uultlns language 10 her whsrsupon she called him liar
and dared hun 10 repeat hs remarks saying that he
did she would slap him. The language was repeated,
,nstcred blow on the sdo OF hs face, when ne drew
pistol ana fred the ball taking effect In the abdomen
Of the girl asd burying itself IN her ntcssnsa where II
sli rernaps ana whence medical skill pronounccs IL
uosslble 70 extract Although living Tuesday evening,
Il Wa uos thought possible for her 70 recover Long
acd 70 ths woods but 40 pursued ard captured. "
belongs n Mount hofy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Nov. 500 N.
me tendency Of the gold market has been downward
to-day mainly under the effect OF Mr. horrill's specie
resumption bill in the Senate. The opening uansac-
sions were a. 1851, following which there was decline
TO 1s7. and the closing price. prior 70 the adjourn
msnt Wa 1888 but Afterwards the quotation was is7x
1871. Cash gold was in superintendent supply. and
loans we're made a 10 IL per cent for carrying the
gross cearings amounted TO oo0 the gold bal
ances to 81 254 and the currency balances 10
$780, The shipments Of specie from the port during the
week Aggregated only $751; 1856 The feeling among the
specuatos has become bsarsh but this is NOT generally
shared in by the foreign bankers and impors who re-
gard the Morrill, bill impracticabe measure Ger
tain OF defeat.
The daily range or the market during the week IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CRevrgp--PArTrRsos- -on Wednesday, November 81,
oy tho Rev " Ellison, At the Methodist Epscopal
church Hobokcn, Jonr c. CRxvrr, ESQ OF the arm OF
Julien Grower Son, TO Miss ALICE PATTERSON, step.
daughter OF Isaac Cnspsll, Esq. all OF Hoboken ~ j.
Frcuyr--RApuAu---on Wednesday, November ~,
TncopoR FscHKt, Esq, late OF Berlin, 70 GKRrsuDx,
eldest daughter Of George Raphael
HEywAvs-HuNx On Wednesday, November a. st
street, by the Rev. 8. NJ Isascs, ADorpn HKrnAN 10
AssrE eldest daughter Of Dr. Joseph Hsns oil Of this
city.
wnsoS-RsowL.--on Thursday, November %, Al the
residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. VIM.
Pcndeson, Isaac WsoS 10 MARY H. oldes. daughter OF
Henry Krowl, ell Of Harlem.
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Tho Dickens COmmOften IN BostOn-FIis Move.
usents LIN and Around thc 'Hub.v
Bosrox, Mass, Nov. 80, 1867.
A the time for the first public appearance Of
Charlss Dickens approaches the interest Of the
people TO hear him becomes more intense and
universal. Since his almost surreptitious arrival
emoag NE Hubitss hs he's succeeded most admlrs-
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CincinatH paper Of Thursday remaFks:-
Tho demand for nonsy was reported good and In the
limo Of loans and discounts Of the Leading instu
lions did large businsas The heaviest demand from
mercantile paper onsring but NOS 70 . large extent
Prime commercial paper placed without dincuty pus
doubtful securities dcals 70 nsaotata The nae o.
interest 70 hrm at ten per cent per annum.
the monthly mage Of The gold market since the sus-
pension Of specie payments is stated below
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An Anti-Impeachmenr Meeting 60 be Held In
Faneuil HaiI-The Approaching Municipal
Election In Boston-Thc Worcester and
WestePn Railroad Consultation
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Died,

Bows Friday, November 20, JxSRrr Bortx, IN
the l.th year Of her age.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from her late residences. III Wsss
Thrsy-unth ssrsst, this Sunday snsrnoon, o. one
o'clock.
EpwAnD Born, ags1 - ysan 600 Of tho ais Samuel
Boyd. Eco, OF New York city
Inc feqds 90 relatives q the family ere invtsA u
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The exports Of specie in each OF the last twsl
..ss2. s0s.82C


The money market was very easy, ~ seven per cent
on CALL and in many instances loans were made At six
to first class houses mixed coatsraia In ths dis
count line there not much abatement Of singency,
and the best grade OF paper continues to be quoted at
per cent and good but not strictly prime at 10 IL
Tho banks invariably discount for their customers At
seven per cent but the pressure for accommodation Is
only partially responded TO- owing to dstrust Of credits
the limited Of the banks and strong prefer
which they manifest for employing their funds in
loans returnabe on demand. The drain Of currency
from the West Is than equal to the remittancss 70
that section, and the flow Southward is very light Tho
statement Of the associated banks for the week ending
to-day il favorable to continued to the Stock Ex
change Tho average increase in the legal tender notes
is $e76.22l, in deposits $904.450, and in specie
s1,073,7S0, while the loans show = decrease Of
ST. 52s lao and the circulation Of sac no. The details
Al l~yt twno t,tcp .,,t,n ;ro1.
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Ccnsaisssd Americas securities were quoted thus in
London to-day and on previous datss:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-01
end Of April, $685.:
la.

The rates for bankcra bills on England A. SIXTY days.
were quoted follows At monthly intervals, since the
end OF April 1906