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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

.AfEfAE IA E.AgL p. .tat'.I ttIaE - IA
fsWN ICHARD ARMSTRONG, (the husband Of. Sarah
MG Armstrong, late Sarah PgNeFsl who resides jn
Clinton County, IN theStAtept Ohio and now IN the
SS I tg "a n9 Hi f1 in rhd Der ssrySe
10 OF the URitcd States In the1lth Reg 81 o. V. of
gInghland County in the State of ohio and Samuel
flowers IL minor In the service Of the United States,
in the Path Ohio Battery Light ATTY of Highland
County, IN the State of Ohio Of the heirsatiaw aPd
dcyisees OF James III Powers deceased, viii take no
tce, that Sidney Ogden, Executor OF the last will
aud testament Of said Jsmes ~. Powers deceased,
the lAt Ony OF May AID l, ,hed bisnetifion in tho
Probate Court withigsgnd ipr the Qopuly Of Highland
lana afi9i Ph Y5S sSct tSe o9S BnSf S1if bs
iast will and testahidntl ihstAireht TO my his
Jast ebts and an legal cturses in the' settling bf
his estate; aud that he died seized IN fec simple Of the
'aBoginning at stake n Reynolds line and in The
"Sardna Road; thence Sith said rond and line S.
"4sH0 Il. 2l9 10 poles % stone in said road, and
''corher to landb heretofore sold to George Marco.
with ssd Marcdnerts Inc Il az r. lei and s-lo poles
Ie sl099sip H!zers Ii9e and corner :. e said Mar,
..stone n the road and corner to the school house
A. 's6t thence with the line Of said Lot s. 7io w 10
.iSsS snSsrs SS thereof g. 40 W is poles, S. az
-,si.w, A RoleS. NJ 72119 W. POes' \. lS and
o-iV poles 70 tahees corner 10 salu fieshi theNee
astaks, corner 70 raid VSRce thence s. I6s w Ii and
4q.lO POLES to- stake tho spring, another
''ner 10 said Vance; thence S. 7s W, poles TO a
s''stake In the road, thence with the same S. So w
. - poles 10 the bSgnhlnE eontalnng one hundred and
"Jeft after dednctpg my acres that had been sold
- Ably said Powers ddriug his lifetime 10 0eorge Mar
''coBett, and being part Of Scott and Ba@li6gs Sur
y ttxey Of 1850 acres, No 093--that Nancy Powers
widow OF paid tecedeRt, dGly slscisd to take un
der his last will aud Testament, in lieu Of her dover
interest In said premises; and that Margaret Stan
forth, QRte Margaret POwers,) and John Stanforth
her husband, Francis Nj Powers, Sarah Armstrong
(lar Sarah Powers, and Richard Armstrong her hus
band OF full ago, aud JOHN w. Powers, Samnel Pow
ers, James Powerts MeCra Bowers, Lydia II. Powers
Laura II. Powers, and Anna Powers, (minors) Us hi
deysees and hers-at-law, hold the estate Of in
hertance theTein.
The prayer Of said petition is, that said Rxecuto
may be ordered 70 sell my acres Of land ir9m th
southeast end OF said preIises, IN nliper, and fo
theSpufposes, as che 6ams Is BTbSided fOr "a SAT-
last y ~ and tastpppntf of said doledeut.
Said petition win be for hearing on the 10Th da!
of june A. D. 1865; or as sOOR tlsrsafer as cOunse
can be- heard 6lV7'tU IA OsiDNEY OGDEN,
ss, H." 'Rxloutor of James II. Powers dSSsdSed
May =, 1855. IssIboM blJnytyIRs'sfOOss225 25
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

THE New VICE PRESIDENT. -Sena-
tor j. S. Foster of Connections is
President Of the Senate, aud eJnoq Ient-
lya will exercise the functions of Vice
President for the next two years, and
would become President ia clse of til d
death or disability of Mr.. Johnson I'm
til an election for Pcesii dent "A a Wee
President couf i b,a Mr.. j. Foster
was born in Franklin, New London
County, Conn, Nov. y, 1895, auiis a
direct desccndRuta Of MaaS S,inliSh
He has been a 10 emSer OF Gan6-ar As,
semblyof Conn, Speaker of tn, Hoaso,
Mayor of the City Of Norwich, aud
us, Senators, TO which p5yition he wal
elected in 1883, a1drr&elea6d in 1860
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

IA young woman has been arrested
in New York for wearing "nsat, com.
fOrtable pants" Being q believer 10
the Dress Reform movement she became
indignant and wrote TO the papers about
it, She should have got married. before
attempting to wear the breches. ~
l1ghl0 % sn0a DWtTWiHq cot I
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
VBe YOmr Girl,
Be Honest in Your Dealings

1t is a universal form of dishonesty
to try to get goods below their value;
and whenever you do that you under
take to cheat. The man that wants to
get a thing without giving fair equiv
alent wants to be dishonest. IF it costs
to make a hat, and give good living to
the man that works upon il, and mod.
crate profit to the man that sells it.,
three dollars, and you undertake to buy
it for two dollars and half, you under
take to cheat half dollar, IF you at.
tempt to beat a IMAM down and to get
his goods for less than fair price, you
are attempting to commit burglary as
much,as slough you broke iatohis shop
to fake the things without paying for
them. THERE'S cheating on both sides
of the counter, and generally less be
hind it than before it. You want a
man to build you, for two thousand dol
lars, house that shall be worth five
thousand; and what is the result? You
teach that man to cheat you. You
make him dishonest. You drive him to
the necessity of lusipg poor, materials
and OF deceiving you BY filing up holes
with putty, and covering defects with
paint You ltaughthim TO be dishonest,
and he served you right, though you
did not serve him dght IN 1taacKi az him
that lesson - Rev, IL, W. Beecher. n
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

"What do you mean" said l once to
an Asiatic who had passed long time
in Europe, "What do you mean by the
salutation, MAY your shadow never be
less p eve live" answered the Khan
pleasantly, "under a very hot sun in
Persia, add we retire to the shadow for
rest and peace. The power Of great
man gives rest and Tranquility to many,
and none dare to injure ormoles those
whom he protects So we call that
power his shadow, and hope, for our
own sakes as we'll as his, that it may nc,
YER diminish" |.'- .'+
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
IPhe Great Collapse.p

ue 0TBhJ OOildpSes
Never was a. collapse moro sudden
and complete than that of the 30 called
Coniederaey. A government claiming
to rule over eleven States having56
more 5eE tebsiVe. territory than was 6c-'
corded to the United States, and assum-
log to be one Of the powers Of the
world, suddenly disappears from y the
face Of the earth. The i'ihgipeibls
armies" have melted away, the generals
surrender before it is too late, andrthO
men are eager to cheat their swords
into plough shares" Even the guer-
rilia bandits, with the vision OF. dang
ling halter before their eyes, give them.
selves up, whilst tbe areh-conspirstor
and head of the rebellion, degraded
from the fancied conditAn Of the ruler
oe mighty nation to his true character
of a fugitive assassin and burglar, is
vsinly seeking to escape, by fight, the
penalty of his crimes. The air.b9rns
bubble which had deluded by its fair
proportions and brilliant colors, vanish
es into nothingness at the prick of tho
Union sword. ,..-.
Peace, for which all hearts had longed
with that "hope deferred that maketh
the heart SICK" comes upon us with a
suddenness that was unexpected. But
q few short weeks ago the country was
full of hustle and stir to raise reinforce
ments for the army. The land was COW
cred with recruiting Offices in active
Foperation, aud the draft wheel had al
ready begun to turn. In one day ev.
erything was stopped; recruiting Offices
were closed, and the draft order revoked.
Next came q movement for the reduc-
ton of the government expenses, aud
now the telegraph brings in quick sue
cession orders for the disbandment of
armies, the reduction of navies, the re.
moVal OF restrictions on commerce and
travel, and the rapid return 10 the Or
dinary conditions of peace. In short
time the great war of the past four
years will seem but as huge night
mare [Cleveland Herald. ..r 90
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25


OLD BACHELoRs.-In antiquity it
was considered unpatriotic in citizen
to remain bachelor all his days. By
the Spartan laws, those citizens who re.
manned bachelors after middle age were
excluded from all ofid1s, civic or mill
tary. At certain feasts they were ex
posed to public derisiou, and led round
the market place. Although generally
speaking age was deeply respected, yet
this feeling was not manifested to old
bachelors. H'Why should l make way
for you" said, a Spartan youth to a
grey-hoaded old bachelor, "whO will
never have a son to do me the same
honor whom I am old?n The Roman
pursued the same policy towards bache-
lorS. They had to- pay extra and spe-
.cial taxes, and under Augustus law
enacted by which bachelors were made
incapable of acquiring legacles and de-
vises of real estate by. will, except from
their near relatives. .ai
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

FoR MEXICO. Two offices have. been
opened in Washington and ADVERTISE
ments published, calling on all officers
and soldiers who wish to emrigrate to
Mexico, in accordance with the Mexican
decree, to visit them. 1t is said that
similar Offices are to be open. d
throughout the North.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

Sixty Of the ninety vessels in Cue
North Atlantic squadron have been Or
dered home, aud will Immediately be
put out of com missioa. utsaH .iiEo
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

U s. BONDS. 1T is stated that over
$500, 100000 of UQited States securities
are now held in Europe, mostly by Cor.
mans, as permanent Investments. ''
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

. Answer to, Euigma ia last weeks paper ~ Lee
Huntsville, AlabNma, To Enigpa by Ninna, S.nd-pa-
per- To Enigma By Alice b. Robert A., Patton
To Enigma By Allie Mojar General William Toonmseh
sherman To pharAds in last Veeks paper by Milo
ltoskrPorts blss .tr 'haa1'99 t'7t-iu f'1soR
af4ss silly
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
NONtb1s Department.

F- pneo more we must request optr3utors of Eaig-
mas to accompany them with the answers in all cases.
We have Several now on hand which we must decline
Publishing, because they were sent without snerS--
among them one from The Unknowp,". .ri.t.4, |
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

A Wretch named Robert C4rew, has
been convicted at Niagara, C., W, of
outrasins the p4rsou of his own daugL.
ter, elevep years old. ..y 10
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
fFor tho News.

..,t,. Miscellaneous Enigma. . o. .sHi
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MY 24ifl Is a boys Rame.
MY 3 lois an animal. ''
My 5'7 is sornethig very warm.
My II A lisa glrl's nickname. .'
My II Tis IT'S is a couhtyin QEio.
My 1927 Is h GIRLS nickname.
MY n ~ 0 Is something that is used at school.
Ny whole is THO name Of yoong disciple q Kscu
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

81 The rebel forces ia Arkansas are dis
banding JEFF. Thompson had only
eight men left at last accounts; and Jo.
Shelby's men have scattered. '0."'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

Let a youth who stands at the bar
with glass of liquor in his hand cou-
slider which he had better throw away
the liquor or himself nv
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
miscellaneous Enigma.

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am composed Of IA letters
My Is Is IA Is name often given to proud gem
tleman.
MY 10 / 8 IA is a small piece Of money.
MY 2 I3 means completed. "
My IS u II 5 is AN Instrument Of military music.
My IL s Ia the name of u mouth.
My as q h a tavern.
My whole " the name OF young lady who Is the
bost singer In Newmarket township,
T.. +. 20 PAP's BlUEEYED GIRL.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

SOLD.-"Bob, that's fine horse you
have there, what's he worth p % ..,
"Three hundred and fifty dollars
"Not so much as that" .gar
Yes, every cent of it and another
fifty on top of that" .--.s
"Are you sure 2"
YES, I'll swear to it," -.l 7'H
-"Ailright." s... no.. '....-f 2
What are you SO darned inquisitivo
for ?. .r-... r.,f.. ~ la- ..Ius
"Merely for assessing purposes. I
am the assessorrof this ward, aud only
wanted to know what you rated your
ngO n - ---- A"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

rG The LOndon -WMNg Post, Lord
Palmerston's organ, has been steady
supporter of the rebel cause, Just now
the New 2 islanders have revolted
against British rule, aud the .uJrning
Post. says, "There is of course no choice
open to US but to crush the revolt
No Gouernsent can admit a justifoat ion
for rebellion" The Fost evidoutly be.
lieves that "cireun, ia nces alter cases.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
Sherif's Sale.

THE STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, IS.
WNURSUANT to the command OF an order for sale
issued from the Court of Common Pleas within
aud for the County of highland, and state Of OHIO and
to me directed will offer public sale ON the premises,
On Monday, June 5h, A. d. 1865,
between tho hours Of 10 aud twelve o'clock A. NJ the
following described real e'ate, situate in said county,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

Hon. DAVID DAVIS, Of Bloomington,
Illinois, Judge Of the United State,
Court, by request of Mts, Lincolu anl
family, has consented to take chirg5 Of
Mr.. Lineoln's aft rirs aud administer
upon his estate The Judge For many
years, was one of the late Presidents
most Intimate aud conGlential friapds.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

The following is the, detail of tho
Court for the trial Of tho causpiraters
Ma Gen. David Hunter, Prest. !, Mpj.
Gen. Lew Wallace, Brevet Maj j-Gens a.
W Koutz, Brig ,-Gsn. A. p. Howe, Brc-
vet Brig. Gen. r. S. Foster, Bretet Brig
Gen. G. B. ConstoOk, Brig Ger. r. W.
Harris, Brovet Col. Horace Poster.
Lieut. Sol D. R. Clendenniu, sth III.
Cav Hon. John A. Bingham aud Col.
H. IS Burnett, of Ohio, Judge Advo-
Gates gr Ged r1a ir niZIf '' 10
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
Miscellaneous Enigma.

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lam composed Of 5s letters.
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My 80 81 % 81 A 43 20 l6 is town in South Caro-
llna
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
FIRST TRACT.

beginning Mt two hickories, thence $. lS0 y. 50
poles 10 hickpres aud dugwood; thence N "a W.
i'll poles to stone; thence ). lG7 H. Is poles to an
elm; thence n. Is f. 81 poles to an elm; thence \.
~ W. l2s poles to elnli thencc s. 73 52 pneS'
thence s. SO W. SO poles TO ash Rnl clint thence
N 4lS W. lG poles TO IN ash and ELM thence s. 60 ;
w 40% poles to a stone; thence to the hetdnniug-
containing hundred and fourteen acres, more or
lees, reserying 10 acres sold by r. Branson to John
Evans; and also rcserving aud excepting out OF the
said tract rty-scven acrcs and hrty poles,
sold aud conveyed by john uauseil in his lticime'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

The burial of the remains of Prssi.
dent Lincoln took place at Oak Ridge
Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois, Thurs-
day, May 4th--twenty days after the rs.
sassinatioA.1 1us, sJi q. s'lupri adi
d. HOags.2 g. Cox, alias "samuei Sunset
Cox" alias saneOI," is about tore
move from Columbus to the city Of New
York, .lT3u bnaleT 4'Jl ~- 'SlsOJ ''f''
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

-Four men we're killed, on the rsOsip'
Of the news of the assassination Ioi
President Lincoln in New Orleans, fol
rel icing over hts DEATH ai ba,!ia su /
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

0 ia.. H % sCharade. 'a9t fign" To-
We all desire my FIRST to be;
D My seconds THIS beautiful world, so free,
My whole has bnWed to the strong hand
OF the mighty Power Of our Land. y = =
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25

The Richmond Whig says "Most oil
the prominent citizens Of Richmond d
have taken the oath Of allegiance to the
y, s. Govern ment, and there is very
general desire among the mass Of citi,
zehs to follow their example" I" ..,..,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
SECOND TRACT.

Also-A second tract Of land, in said county Of
Highland, on theiwaters II l,ccs Creek, beginning
at a dogwood stump N lG W. i3l4 poles to Stone
thence s. "A W. III poles TO tNo hirkorIes aud a
dngwood; thence S. Is Z. 43z poles to II whiteoak
thence n. y74sTB Ill poles to tho brginning-cUn-
tanning thirty acres, more or less.
e THIRD TRACT.
Also-A third tract of land In said county Of High
land and the waters Of Lee's Creek beginning ut
double whiteOak, corner 10 Curtis Benls; thence n
line; thence s. l79 Il, LOG. poles TO urked burroak,
on the bank Of Lees Greek, in llaworls line; thence
3, 10 . W. "a poles TO an elm and hickory, james
Uaworth's corner; thence s. IT u lG poles tn \
hickory, whiteOak aud dogwood, corner to John B.
Beas, in Haworth's line; thence s. 10 W. G9 poles
to two cms aud ASH thence N. ~ W..l2i poles TO
tho MISUNDERSTANDING seventy eight and one
fourth (TSi4p acies more or less p .... r.. .,
All Of the above described real estate tn he sold as
the property Of John Hansel, late of Highland cnun-
~, Ohio, deceased, subject the dover estate Of
Incindai Htnsoll, widow Of said John Hansell de-
ceased sttEDf 20 her by notes and bonds aud con-
tate, whereiu David d. Hansolsis petitioner, and
Joseph A.. Hpuoell and others are resp9nd"nlS' and
on the following tcrms towtC Onc-third OF tho lur'
chase money 70 he paid in lund on the day of sale,
,ne.tdfd IN one year, and the reInnning dnefthtrd
in two years from the day Ofse,-doierlsd pay Dens
TO bear six per cent interest aud 20 Ip secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold Possession giyeu
Sept 2OllI, 1865 except much uf the premises as
may be titled IL corr, possession Of which VIII be
given on the 25th Of December 1869 :. - ---ta
Valued At S7,6U0l.ia 5'.ist e L NJ JOHNSON 20
rs n. BEEsoN,. Attorney,Lr ra shelin u q; y.
% nillsporough, May 4, 1865. 81, mlAN3prslees2i2o
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-25
.Executors Notioe.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF HIGHLAND COUN'
TY, sTATEoF ONO.
Sidney Ogden, Executor of the last will
aud Testament of James II. Powers,
deceased. h. t4

Nancy Powers, widow. Of said dccedent,
and others, the deyiSees aud heirs at
law Of said decsdept, defendants. .-..
, 1865-07-01
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,


FRIDAY EvENLSa. June ~.
The norey market today WIS considerably
disturbed in consequence Of the preparations be-
ing made By the National Banks for their quar-
ter]I statements, to be published on Monday uexs.
The he7yy drafts Oh them by paymaaters during
the p,eteut week hare reduced their vo.ume Of
currency quite materially. and In order to replace
It Eastern Exchange has baen th1cw1 % the m1r-
ket IN i manner which Indicated more anxiety
than btafns. In order to secure erpelabuud1nt
supply Of currency, los whlct thay have no use,
Eas.e1n exchange was sold freely at a0Rt-1o dis-
count Owing TO this anxiety On the paft Of the
bankers to obtstu currency, the money MlEket
was eloscr, but the demand was quite nodezats,
III arstelaae borrowers Ind TO d1faculty tn pro-
curing accommodations at 10 per cent per annuu.
On the street there WAS rather more acugity aud
rates were hrm At 1Ge1K per cent per month.
Gold rallied slightly to-day, but The genersl
produce markets were not materially affected
thereby. Flcur was dull and heavy. Wheat was
irregular, hut closed 1t h1aher. Corn fell it par
tushe1, and Oata &c per bushel. rye advanced 10
&c Per bp. ulehHiues "eEe duti and nnminal. Ptc'
yislons opened active and nr1u, but closed auses,
Teere were rumors Of additional failures On
Change to day, bat 70 far as We could learn they
were without foundation We notice, however,
IT, at operators a1e e1erclsER greater caution thar
IL u,ual with regard to margins, checks, &c. Thts
Is well. The msnner IN which business his bssn
transacted for tone tine past Ia ettrahszardous,
and ought to be reformed. Operators have been
PERMITTED 10 do too much business for their cap
it'll.
AZ We remarked above, Eastern erehanga dur.
log the day has bseu plenty and lower The
bankers sold freely to their customers at 10
prem. and bought at t-1o 6,Aeontt. Roand lois
we're sold by bankers to each other at 1.a0@l.2D
dIscount. OF conrfe this l. not owing to an IT,
cteseed supply Of Exchange, bat only In couse-
quenee Of desire On the part Of bankers to pro
cuse currency. In all probability after Monday
next there will be Rs eager SCRABBLE to procuse
Exchange as there ts now 10 dispose oft.
Gold opened in New York this morning at 13o
artl closed at p. n. at III. The following are
quotations. teleestphed To Ianes Boyd i Broth.