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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-09
FIELD L. TURNER
MERCHANT TAILORS & CLOTHIERS
No III, [West Sidel
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.

Are now in receipt Of their fall stock Of Oyer
Coaungs. Cloths. Trieos. Esquimaux and Cas-
TOR Beavers, French. German, EnElith and
Anaeriean Coatings. MeltOnS Cassimeres, &c,
6c-. most OF them imported or manufactured
expressly for our trade. We are confident that
40 other house in our trade can exhibit q stock
equal TO ours for hneness Of quality and finish,
Tor durability ofmake and color. and for cheap-
ness Of price. We have an assortment in this
department that for variety. extent and excel
lence never was equaiied in this market. We
we're never so we'll prepared in our Custom De-
partment to give entire and perfect satisfaction
IN al respects as now. We have never had as
good or so extensive an assortment of all the
material that enters into the manufacture Of q
suit, or into . single garment as
and with increased experience in manufaetu-
ring, and employing none bat hrstclass mechan-
les, nothing but the real artists in their profess
slon, using nothing but the best of material,
sparIng neither pains nor expense in ordrer to
produce the very best work for the least possible
always guaranteeing goods to be as
recommended, we solicit an examination of our
stock and prices Merely recalling to your re-
that re were the first house in
town to bring down the prices Of hrss-class Gus
tom work TO fair living rates. and that We still
TO do that class Of work, At less prices
than any other house in this city or in North
ern Ohio.
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PRICES CURRENT OF roc At NEW YoRK

RoBBLIY.-The house of Mr.. F. NJ
Fell, of Vernon township, Trumbull
county, Ohio, was entered by burglars
on the night of the Sd ult., and twen-
ty-ive dollars distracted from his pock-
ct book. The thieves again appeared
at his window on the night of the Oath
ult., raised it, and took a vest from a
nail, not more than a foot from the
head of his bead where Mr.. F. and his
wife were sleeping. Mr.. F., being
aroused, gave the alarm, but, although
vigorously pursued, the thieves made
good their escape GreeNciAe Argas,
Oct. 2.
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waller Brown s. Co.'S Month.
ly Wool Circular

Contrary to general expectations
there has been q continued dulluess in
the Wool market, with little stability
In prices. The greatanxiety to sell on
the part of some, in connection with
the limited demand, has necessarily
oceasioned a still further decline.
Early IN the month there was consid.
cradle activity, and manufacturers
evineed a disposition to lay in supplies
but hndlng so many woods crowded
upon them in the different markets
became weary, and have since purchas.
ed with great caution, and often not
without a concession in price. Some
holders have probably been de sirous to
realize IN order to meet maturing pa
per, and have made sales quite below
the ruling figures, thus forcing the
market down lower than it might 9TH
erwise have gone. The demand for
low and medium Woods which has here
tofore been comparatively good, will
probably fall off as manufacturers
change from heavy to light weight
goods, and the demand for the finer
qualities of Wool will consequently
increase, and may improve as the e
on advances.
PRICES CURRENT OF WOOL AT NEW YORK.
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0 Ofthe Fint National Bank of Warren.
O.. on the morning Of the frst Monday of Oct.
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A special t o the New York Tribune
denies that Chief Justice Chase has de-
nounced Gen. Siekles' administration
In the Carolinas. Mr.. Chase differs
from Sickles as to- the propriety of
sOrder No. To-" but he was in favor of
retaining Gen Sickles in command
he regarded his administration of his
district as Just, and calculated to bring
about sn early restoration of the States
to loyal relations with the Federal
Government.
The banking house of Stone. Mccoy
& Co., of Independence, No, was
robbed on Sunday night of several
thousand dollars. The loss falls main
Iy on special depositors. There is no
cine to the robbers.
A portion of the House Committee
on Elections, Hon. n. Scoield (Penna.)
chairman, will meetat Lexington, KY,
on the llth inst, to inquire into the
alleged disloyalty of the representa-
tives elect from that State.
The Tennessee House Of Represen-
tativss completed its organization yes
kerdsy. james Summer, colored, was
elected Assistant D orkeeper, over sew
ersl white competitors. The Cover
nor's message is not yet delivered
It is reported that the Governor will
be inaugurated to-day the inaugural
address Is alrdady in the hands of the
public printenI
The Union Pacific Railroad is finish
ed to within thirty-seyen miles Of
Cheyenne. There has been considera-
bic delay on account of very difficult
bridging.
General Fremont is now pushing q
railroad through the Mexican proTin-
ces of Chihuahua and Sonors, that will
connect with Little Rock and Memphis.
A leeiess imposter was recently so
Iicitine aims in st. Louis. His poverty
was investigated, and he turns out 10
be the owner ofproperty in New York
city to the amount of sixty-fVe thous-
and dollars.
A colOred man named Cisco has been
fined ten dollars by the Recorder of
Hudson City, N. J., for swearing on
the Sabbath and g German named
Sherbert was fined one dollar for work
ing in his garden oil the same day.
Returns from forty counties in Ala
bama give 1900 more than the re-
ouired number TO authorize 8 conven-
ton. Thousands of freedmen were
kept away from the polls by represen-
iations that the election had been
postponed.
Vallandisham's name is at the head
of q Democratic paper in Illinois as q
candidate for the Presidency on the
sEowed issue of Reputation.
The Governor of Tennessee, in his
annual message, advises the repeal Of
the law which disqualihes negroes from
holding Office sud sitting on j@uriei.
The President has not yet considered
the application Of Alexander Il. Stephens
for pardon
All accounts from Iowa indicate that
the Republican majority in thst State will
be . heavy one. ~
A convict in the Columbus PenItentia-
~ attempted to stab enc of the officers,
while going 10 chapel, Sunday, but was
promptly felled with a cane.
Government is issuing fractional cur
rency to the amount of 500, 600 per day,
that amount being necessary to replace
chat is worn out and destroyed.
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QUARTERLY REPORT,

JNO. S. EDWARDS. Cashier.
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BATwo men were killed and a
dwelling house leveled TO the ground,
by q boiler explosion in Newark, n. j.,
on Monday evening.
There is no ~perceptihle statement of
yellow fever in New Orleans.
Snow fell, to the depth of three inch
es, near Keene, N. H. on Monday.
Decatur, Illinois, has female brass
band. i1.-. e
Mr.. Charles Stetson Of Saginaw,
Michigan, fed a rotten apple to an ell
ephsnt, when the enraged animal
threw him fifty feet from the circus
ring.
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BANKRUPTCY.

ID In the District Court Of the United States
Tor the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the matt Of James Mcconnell. Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy,
To WHOM IT NAY CoScERS: The undersigned
hereby give notice Of his appointment as Assig-
nee OF james Mcconnell. OF Warren, County Of
ITumbuil, state Of Ohio, within sad District,
own petition by the District Court Of said Dis
trlet. WM. 7. SPEAR, ASSIGN ee.
Warren, Ohio. Oct.a IS6T-st
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GUARDIANS SALE.


" In pursuanee Of az order Of the Probate
Court of 1rumhull COUNTY, Ohio, made on the
9TH day of October. AID, 1867. in the case of
Julia 0lmstead. VS. Mary 0lmstead. the under
signed will. on the 18th day Of October, 1857, Al
8 o'clock. p. m, at the door of the Court House
in said county. offer at public sale hefolloVing
described real estate. situate in Hartford il said
No 5I. ofsaid township Of HARTFORD DO unded
on the north by lands owned BY the late II eber
Perham, on the east and south BY lands owned
Huldah Bebee. and on the west by lands owned
by Addison Olmstead. being me lands set of in
Partition to said Mary Olnstead. Of her tat hers
estate. being about nineteen scrsI OF land. be
the same more or less.
Terms of sale-oae-third in hand and balance
meat second.
Appraisedat $40.
JULIA OLMSpEAD,
Guardian Of Mary Oimstead,
Taylor & Jones, Atty's.
Oct. g-2t
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T EGAL NOTICE.

~ Sophia .; StqrEsss vs. Charles L. stur-
place Of residence is unknown but is supposed
to be somewhere in the State Of New York.
will take notice that said plaintiff. Sophia D.
Stursess. has filed her petition in tho Court of
said defendant. Charles l. StuTgess. with habit
ual drunkenness and with gross neglect of duty
in not providing for her support. and praying
to be divorced from said Charles l. SturRess.
and that she may be restored to her former
name. Said cause will be for hearing at the
November term Of said Court. for 1867.
By JOHN NJ. STULL,
Oct. y. iS67-6t Atty for Plaintiff.
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SALE.

Warren. Oct. s. 1851.
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Field & Turner.
DEALERS IN
Ready. Made Clothing,
HATS AND CAPS,
Gentlsmens Furnishing Goods

Nc II. CWest side Main ST., Warren, o.
Have now in Store an unusually large stock
OF Ready Made Clothing. Over-COats Of all good
qushues Black suits. cuisines Suits ofBeaYer,
Irteos. Meltons. Cassimeres. made up ueat, du-
rabte and strong. Caps. Pants. and Vests. good
and medium grades Ofan the different makes Of
goods. We propose to sell you GOOD Ready
Made Clothing as well trimmed and as well
made, and in most cases better, atless priealhan
n you bought the cloth and trimmings and had
the making done at home for nothing. We sell
nothing IN ready made but good honest goods;
II you want shOddy or gOod-for-nothings, please
excuse rs. We don't keep them. We have Rub
Der Coats, Rubber Caps and Leggins, BLU Drill
Ing OTer-alls, Linen Duck Uver-aIls. Knit
: Jackets, &C.. &C.. in fact everything desirable
the ready made line.
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BANKRUPTCY

II In the District Court of the United States
for the Northern District of Ohio.
In the matter of William Richards. Thomas
Marcy and Thomas W.. James. partners. Bank
rupts. In Bankruptcy.
To HON IT A CONCERN The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of bis appointment as Assig-
nee of William Richards. Thomas Marcy and
Thomas w, James, Partners. OF Brookfeld.
County Of Trumbull. State Of Ohio, within said
District. who have been adjudged banErups
upon their own petition by the District Court of
said District WM.T SPEAR.
Oct. 9, lS6T-3t Assignee.
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Oct 9. is67-6t
N ORDINANCE.

n
Requiring transient or travelling Physicians
Predicting in he Village Of Warren, to
take out License.
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village Of Warren. Ohio. that it
shall be unlawful for any transient or travel
ling doctors or physicians. being non residents
Of the village. whether male or female. 10 prac-
tice or ply their vocation in said village of
Warren. whether in hotels, private houses or
on the streets. alleys or public grounds. whether
advertising or not. or using medicines prepared
by themselves or others. or protesting to cure
diseases BY use Of medieines incantatiOn, or
otherwise. when fee or pay is demanded, ox-
eept as hereinafter provided.
SEC. Il All persons mentioned in Sec. LIST
attempting 10 ply their vocation II the village
aforesaid. shall first procure q license from the
Mayo of said village, and pay for the same the
sum Of i've dollars for each and every peri0n of
twenty-tOur hours 20 practicing or plying their
vocation.
SEC. Ill Any person neglecting or refusing
to comply with the provisions of this ordinance.
shall upon conviction Thereof before the Mayor
or other proper ytlcer. be fined in any sun not
less than ten dollars nor more than my dollars
together with costs OF prosecution.
SIC. ~ This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
Passed in Council this It'll day of Oct. AID.
1867. In. DAWSON. Mayor.
He TOWNSEND. Recorder.
Oct. 9,-lt
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TTACHMENT NOTICE.

n Mecorkle & Faunee, Plaintigs Va Lo-
reno D. barrow, Deft. Before Gsfvfn Wane-
maker. Justice ofthe Peace. 81 Mecca township.
Trum bull Co. Ohio. o. the Sd day OfSeptem-
Der. 4. D. 1871, saId Justice issued an order Of
al IN the above action. for the sum Of
one hundred and seven dollars and twenty three
cents. McCORKLEE FAUNCE.
Oct :. IS57-st-
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nA-There never was q time when those who
are extremely nervous and debilitated, could
procure q medicine so sure to relieve them as
at present. The country has been flooded with
trash called Bitters. but Seward h Bentley. in
the Constitution Bitters. have attained the pre-
eminenee. and today they stand a. the greatest
and most popular Bitters in the world. and if
used according to directions. will be sure to in
T~igorate and thereby steady the nervous and
debilitated sufferer.
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"yain was the Ohiers the sages'
pride; they had nO-COMPOUND-and
they died r'-If they could only have pro-
cured a bottle Of Poland's White Pine Com
pound. they might rave lived many years.
Read the advertisement.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-09

Cure your Coughs and Colds. GOES
COUGH BALSAM will be found a ready and ef-
feetusl Remedy for hard Colds. Groups. Cough,
and sl lung difficulties It is sold by all drug
gis Is; The cheapest and best medicine in the
world.
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DIVA

The election in Iowa yesterday prob
ably resulted in g large Republican
majority, although the meagre returns
thus far afford no adequate basis for
an estimate of majority.
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ELECTION NEWS.
We have delayed going to press in
order to obtain election returns.
OHIO.

The indications are that Hayes ha.
been elected Governor, by about ten
thousand majority. The Constitution
al Amendment has probably been de-
feated, and asa consequence the De.
mocracy claim 8 victory.
The Cleveland Leader says The State
Legislature viii be Republican. Cary,
independently beats Smith, Republi-
can, for Congress, in the second D district
Hamilton Co., by about 500.
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
From the partial returns received
from this county, We estimate Hayes
majority at 1900. The Amendment
viii perhaps fall short 300 in the coun-
ty. At least 500 Republican voters
were not at the polls. Carelessness on
the part of our voters has almost lost
the State. The following table exhib-
its the vote in each township for 1865
and 1867:
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An Train. run directly through to New York.
oO Nils F~TrHouTcHAxGE OF COACHES.
From and after August 26ih, 1851. Trains will
ieaye IN connection with all Western lines. ~
From Dunkirk and salamanca
By New York time from Union Depots:
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TRY IT A QUARTER IA Ne,

IL Quarter OF MOORE's RURAL NEw YORKER.
the Great Rural and Family Weekly. begins
Oct. 5. and the Is numbers l0ct. to JAM will be
sent on trial. for oNLY FIFTY CENTS. Full price
s. q year. Vol. XIX begins in January. Try
1t a Quarter or q Year. Address
ID. D. 7. MOORE. Rochester. n. Y.
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YOUNGSTOWN
PENNSYLYANIA

The Cleveland papers of this morn
ing regard Pennsylvania as having gone
for the Democrats at from five to ten
thousand majority. The Republican
vote was light, while the Democrats
unra neneranu mt
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Saturday. Nov. 9Th, 4. D., 1867.

between the hours of 8 aud 5 o'eloek. p. m. of
said day. the following described real to-
wit: Situate in the ToEnshipof Mecca. County
of Trumbull. State Of Ohio. and is known by
being part Of the subdivision of the Hutehins
farm, in Lot No. II Kingsbury tract, township
six (6lRange three (3lin the Connecticut West
ern Reserve, and is particularly described in a
plat OF said farm mad by I, ): Stowe. ESQ. and
Records Book Of Maps, No. II. Page 81. refer
ence here being made to said plat Tor more full
description Of said lots. No. l4-l5-l9-2O-H
acres of land
Appraised 1t $40. Terms Cash.
5. N. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren, Oct. 9. ls6T.--5t
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ERIE RAILWAY
A@~
THE
Broad sague--DoubIe Track ROuse
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS: FROM
Dunkirk to New York $50 Miles,
Buffalo to New York, 423 Miles.
Salamanca to New York AIS Miles
AM Is FRoW
81 p tO6 MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
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RHIFrLEsE .n,ua

Fire and Life Insurance Agent Warra, Oh;o
eTehandlIe and other propertv insured n
the pest Companies. on fzVorableterus Farm
properly. Isolated Dwellings,. and their fur
nnHuIen. RED t9T one. three and Eve years.
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ESTATE of JOSEPH HUGHES,
IL decd. Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been duR appointed Admin
i%strstor OF the estate of joseph Hughes. late Of
Mesopotsmia township, TtumbullC Co.. o. decd.
.EPHklAM HUGHES, Admir-,
Mesopotamia, Oct, 2. 1867, Ste
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@Io pleasure travellers the line Of ths Erie
sinZ through the beautiful valleys Of The Che
mung, Susquehanne, Delaware and Hanapo
rivers. an ver-cllanging panorama Of natures
beauties commands attention.
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Let our lavE and institutions speak lot Of
white men. nor of red men. not Of black mea.
not Of men Of any compilation; but like the
laws Of God-the Ten Commandments and the
Lords Prayer-let them speak Of the people,"
Horace Maynard.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-09

The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches &SrIN THE WORLD-Ea
accompany all night trains on this railway.
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REPORT

0 ofthe condition Of the Trumbull Nation
Bank Of Warren, on the first Monday Of
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BosIoS y NV ENGLAND PASSENGERS. with
their Baggage. are transferred free ofelarge in
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l1.2O P N. CINCINNATI Express.

OA41db4 G&DE6SS,
SUNDAYS exeepted.) Stops st Susquehanna 80
A. NJ tbkttl: Iurner's1l0 P. M. Dinel and
E5mirs With Northern Central Railway for Har-
rls3uTg Philadelphia. R.altimOrs. Washington
and points South; at Gre at Bend with Delaware.
aeKsEan ana " sstsrn Railroad for Scran-
YORK with Afternoon. Trains and Steamers for
Boston and New Eng land Cities.
Only One Train E5st on Sunday, leaving Buff
Ists a5e-iY p M. and reaching New York at
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Baggage Checked Through,
And fare ahsays az loo o. By a.v other R0uss
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. F.
IN Notice ! shereby given. that the under
signed has been duly appointed Administrator
Of the Estate Of Manuel Urich. decd. late Of
Wisconsin; JOHN u. STULL.
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GEORGE

Dealer. in Books. Stationery. Wall PaD.r
Writing Paper. Blank Books. &c. Warren
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NOTICE.
slgaed has been duly appointed Administrator
Of the estate ofCatharine Gnist, decd. late 81
Liberty, TTumbull County, Ohio.
n, , ,ss-.q. JOHN NJ. STVLb.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND.
The largest vote ever polled in the
city was given yesterday. Hayes ma
jority is 54s. The Amendment was
defeated BY IS.
YOUNGSTOWN.
A total vote of 1227 was pOlled.-
Hayes so. Amendment S75.
CINCINNATI.
Hamilton county shows large Demo
cratic gains, and gives q majority against
the Amendment. The 1county ticket
will be Republican.
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S5s2SO 20

y William Van V~Slkenburg. VS. The New
England Oil Company, In Trumbuu Common
ment issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
in the above named case. and to me directed
and delivered. / shall expose 70 public sale at
The South door Of the Court House, in Warren.
Trumbull County. Ohio. on
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500 A. Mr. Exnrass Ma;I =. A.

$40 2. u. New York Night Exp.
Daily. Stops at Portage SIS NJ. tSupJ inter
Sectlng Al HofnellsVille with the AIS P. M.
stl2-30P. NJ. A"A
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9.5oP N. Cincinnati Express,
s ss DnnkiTk; Sundays excsptsdl Scoops a
SsIi.Ia;4nes aioS r NJ and connects At Hor-
TO- arriving in New York as P. II.
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7.3o A.. N. Express Mail, from Dun
kT6. Sunday excepted. Stops at Salamanca
Corning with the 500 A. M. ErprssS Mail from.
buffalo. and arrives in New York a. TOA.M
2-35 P. NJ. lightning Express.
rom salamanca, Sunday excepted. Store AZ
HornsIsyIle 52P. NJ, (Sup) intersectinR With
ne M.trainf from Buffalo, and arivsSi IN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07
WASHINGTON
The Financial, Question In Europe
y, "a :. Fall OF .. s. Bonds, &e. siy i

as
WASHINGTON, ,Octa e6.--The tenor
of all official information from Eu-'
rope is t07the effect that the recent
speeches, on finances are being used
by spectators and parties hostil To- to-
the United States, with the greatest IN.
dustry and with hconsiderab BILE effect, in
depreciating our national credit, and
that United States bonds have fallen
very considerably, mainly through
these Influences within the last few
weeks, and that renter telegram has
manifested, the utmost alacriity In
disseminating reports concerning our
finances bearing the worst construc
tien ;. and even an absurd rumor has
found g its way into Europe and
has gained considerable credence; !;
that the November interest due on
our bonds is. to- be paid by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury in greenbacks,
instead of gold. To these reports an
official reply has been furnis he'd, that
practically an expression on this SUBJ
ject is useless, as no one can reasona-
bly, doubt that. even with moderate
degreesof prosperity, paper currency
of the United States will be on a par
with gold a long time before the gold
! bearing securities of the United States
shall be presented for payment, the
first issue of 500 bonds having yet
about fourteen years to run; there
fore. it is insisted that the present
discussion as to- whether bonds are
payable in gold or not leads tono
practicable good.