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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-07-07
IOWA NEWS.

l.. Z. CoNFoRTH, OF Page county,
met with a serious accident a few
days ago. His horses ran away with
him, threw HIM out of the carriage
and broke his leg in two places. 1t
Is cared that amputation will be un,
avoidable.
The Keokuk ConStituticm, says
that on Thursday, young lady and
gentleman, apparently strangers, en-,
tered a dry goods store to make some
purchases. The lady was talkative
and purchased one of the articles.
When the twain were about to take
their leave, the accommodating sales
man asked the lady, who had done
the talking and paid the bill, if she
would not purchase one or more OF
his tastful hats for boys. The lady
assuming the dignity of Queen Eliz-
ibeth, said mo; rve only been
married about twenty minutes. l
have no boys yet"'
They have a fiend out in Harrison
county. His name according to the
Star is E. Chapman. He compells
his wife to do all kinds of rough
work.-The other day he set her to
building fence. Things did not go
to suit him, when in a rible passion
he seized Ratchet and attempted to
split her open. She threw up her
arm and had it broken. which saved
her head. The Star suggests that a
hempen craft would very much adorn
his inhuman neck. Are there no
courts in Harrison county?
Mills county is said to be the res
idence of the last of Commodore. Per-
ry's men. The Opinion says e is "A
years old. He was one of 100 men
who volunteered as marine for the
occasion, at Perry's request, from
the 28th Regiment United States In
fantry, then stationed at Fort Seneca.
and was on board the niagara, COM
manded by Captain Elliot, and help
ed to gain the victory.
Havana advices state that at a
meeting OF the Planters and slave
owners, the action of the SIP anish
Cortez in abolishing slavery, unani-
mously approved. and all they asked
was voice in carrying ont the law.
They proposed to retain as hired la
borers all their old Slaves. Paying
them the same wages as freemen.
A brakeman was killed, and two
other persons wounded on the G.. X.
|. d {. X. X. near Homestead, Fri
day night last, caused by the axle OF
the tender giving way......A man.
named Robert Bell, was drowned in
the Coon river, on Saturday last. He
and y Dung man, James Mann, Meth
er of whom could swim, went into
the river bathing, and Bell, getting
beyond his depth was drowned
Several persons were soon on the
river bank, and began search for the
body, which was found some three
or four hours after the man was
drowned. Bell was about 80 years
old and leaves wife and two chill
dren.-Per Register.
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RIGHT OF WAY NOTICE

To the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Rail.
err White, Brown ard Davis, Sarah Stefdom.
John Rahe Daniorth Browa, Hugh Wick, Ma
~ Remington. Mary Walt, MS Mitchell. and
Buddie Sleeper. and all other persons. having any
interest, or owning any of the following described
real estate, to-wit:
W a ofn 4 and swA ofn II of section
one IN township n range l6. Il u e a of sec
non IL. N W Il II e Il of section p. and = e Il n e
q OF section IL In township 76 Range 16, NV Il
= and " u n W dissection IS. WI W
a and W Il n " d OF section 10 in township a;
range ID. Sw i n i and NV Il II !.
section township rs. ra ge IS. and II e 4 N q L
section II township 90, range IL
You are hereby notified that the Cen
tral Railroad Company OF Iowa has located n line
OF Railroad over the above described real estate
snd desire the right Of way owe the SANE to-wSt
strip or belt of land one hundred feet wide mr.;
the center of which strip or belt of land the cor
ter line of aid railroad will run aaVio1 6fty co.,
on each side OF said center line topethr1 with snch
widths AZ may be necessary for bermes waste
oaiiks ana ourro"lng pits, aud wood and water
stations ana unless you proceed ito have the dam
age 10 me same appraised according TO law on or
before tue twenty third day of June A. ID. 1870
saia company will will proceed 10 have the same
appralseI on the twenty eighth day of July A ID.
ls.o az winch time you will be at liberty TO APP
heal peisfe The appraisers on the subject OF the
aHSScsfHSnt oi damages 10 your land
Central Railroad Company Of Iowa,
-. 49,, SEEYERS d QUITS,
hs'-sw Attorneys.
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BLUFF CREEK. Iowa,

June Both, 1870.
EDS. HERALD.-After stating that the
crops, health, and things generally are de-
cidedly propitious over here, let me state
that am sorry our women of Proud Ma
haska are not more alive to their interests
in the matter of applying for their rights
Why not have a WOmen's Rights Conven-
.tiOn like Mt. Pleasant and other cities -
| Why not some of our eX school marms, or
| Others come out as candidates for county
offices hundreds of ladies in Mahas-
ka could discharge the duties of those
offices, and one could easily be elected
| Why don't some of those fair ones we see
| at church, and on the streets, &c, take the
places of some of those nice young men in
the dry good stores, and various other
| great muscular masculine to sell ribbons,
and prints, and the men are greatly need
ed at other and more labOrious OccuDa-
| lions. We claim that women have "er
iect right to any honorable employment
hat her mental and physical abilities will
enable her to perform. 1t has been salts
factOrily proven that women excel as ar
lists, teachers, clerks, physicians, &c, and
they should be encouraged to wake up
and claim their rights-not the right to
rule and dictate to their husbands in every
trivial matter-but the rights of American
citiZenS-the right TO :. voice in control
| ling the destinies of this great national
right to elevate her sex, and place them
on the great highway to Independent hap
piness aud prosperity. Yea, verify, wom'
an has an inalenable right to SD far help
control the affairs of State and Nation that
| the hOrrid curse of intemperance and kin
dred vices may speedily be put down.
! Oh, says one good sister. i have all the
rights want, don't like to NEEDLE in
mems affairs, and John sees to all these
! things" True, sister, but remember all of
your sex are not blessed Tor curSed) as the
case may be, with John or James, and
you are in duty bound as christian phi
| lanthr0pist to persue that course that will
| eventually bring the greatest good to the
greatest number, and hasten the addition of
the Sixteenth Anne ndment to the constitu-
| ton of the United States and God will
bless you.
JOHN TAYLOR
Z. S.-JULY 4.-Wheat and oats are ma
turing finely, straw and heads rather short
but grain is plump. We have the most
and best worked corn ever saw on the
4th of July before We need rain badly,
! T.
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WESTERN CORRESPONDENCE.
DOUTH L ASS,
June 26, 1870.

SOUTH PASS,
June 20, 1870.
FRIEND HERALD
In my last letter to your interest
ing paper, l halloed before we were
out of the woods, as far as Indian
matters were concerned, our fond
hopes of the Indians letting us alone
to pursue our daily avocations are
again blasted. Last Sunday the 10th
of the month We buried at Atlantic
City the body of Oliver Lamereaux,
a promising young man who was
killed and scalped and otherwise mu-
tilated by Indians on the Point Of
Rock road between South Pass and
the L. z. X. X. about 25 miles from
South Pass, The circumstances Of
this death were thus He and french
man by the name Of Pelon were
hunting some lost horses. AS they
were passing cluster of willows,
they were fred upon by lot of Red
Clouds innocents at distrnce OF
20 steps. Lum ereaux received two
bullets through the breast. AS he
fell he told Pelon "save your life if
you can, / have received my last
shot" Pelon was shot through the
left shoulder but managed to get in
the willows and hide himself until
night when he escaped. From his
hiding place he saw the noble red
men scalp his friend and mutilate
his body, and dance their war dance
about it. Ever since that time par
ties who had been outside of town
reported Indians In all directions,
and yesterday the thing came to
focus by the Indians stealing Hunt
and Connor's herd of 100 horses and
mules and stealing SO oxen from At.
lantic City. These horses and mules
belong to poor men and are put in
herds with men to watch them
from straying off and to guard
them from Indians. As soon as the
stock was stolen word was sent to
Maj. Gordon of the U. s. Cavalry
stationed at this point who immedi-
ately went in pursuit of the rascals.
His men being furnished with two
days rations, be may possibly over.
take them but it is not probable.
Last evening another party ofIndians
attacked aparty of three men who
were herding cattle in Atlantic
Gulch 2 miles from Atlantic City,
They chased these men close up to
town and captured four of their cattle
and came near getting them. 1t is
supposed that q ranchman at Sweet
water crossing has been captured by
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-07-07

Recently we mentioned that the
Ndtchez steamer made the tastes,
time on record from New Orleans to
st. Louis. Last Tuesday the r.. e,
Lee arrived at the dock at 1855,
making the trip in three days, eigh,
teen hours and fourteen minutes,
beating the Natchez time, hours
and A minutes. A million dollars
changed.hands on the result.
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A good story is told of the late
M. de Balzac. One night, while lying
awake in bed, he saw man enter
his room cautiously, and attempt to
pick the lock of his writing desk.
The rogue was not little dlsconc err
ted at hearing loud laugh from the
occupant of the apartment, whom he
supposed asleep. "Why do you
laugh ?" asked the thief. Il am
launching, my good fellow" said NJ.
de BaIzac, "to think what pains you
are taking, and what risk you run, in
hope of finding money by night in a
desk where the lawful owner cannot
find any by day"
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The other night at a tavern there
was a joyial corps Of jokers, and
each was trying to ont do the othel
in the heavy line. One of the com
pany had the greatest father "out.
He was SO spry that he could bal
auce a forty foot ladder on one end
run up one side of it, over the top
and down the other, before it would
fall. 81 have seen my father" said
his opponent, 'many time take a
forty foot ladder, run to the top of it,
whirl it up another length, and go
over it in the same way, before {,
fell -
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Ladie. Des,re what " era Admir-

Ladies' Desire what wen a admire. And
this little thing IL Beauty. What do we soy il
beautiful transparent complexion and JuEI
Rant head OF hair What Will produce these p
Hagan's Magnolia Balm will make any lady Of
thirty appear bat twenty and Lyons Kathairon
will keer every hairin its pace, arH make Il grow
like ihe April graz. 1t pre- enis the aif from
turning gray. erfica'es Dandruf. aud II the finest
Hair Dressing in the world. aiid 81 only aslf oFdp-
airy cost. lfyon want IA get tia pf sil!oSaess,
Pimples, Ring-niarSs. aoth ps teass, 'sc don't
forget the Magnolia Balm, ladies n4aw4
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Notice Is hereby given to the Republican Elec-
tore of the Fourth Congressional District of the
State of Iowa, that Republican Convention for
The nomination ola Republican candidate for rcp
fesentatye In Congress from said District, will be
held in Oskaloosa. on Thursday, the 18th day OF
August at eleven o'cbck a. n.
Inc ba-ls OF representation in said Convention
Will be one delegate from each county in the Dis
trlct, with one additional delegate for every three
hundred votes, or fraction thereof of one
hundred and nifty yotes, or upward cast for Gov.
Samuel Merrill at the last election
The Executive Committees of the several coun-
tics are charged with the calling of the necessary
county Conventions, for the delegates
BY order of the Republican Central Committee
Tor said Congressional District.
JOHN CONNETI
Chairman.
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Every man has in his own life fol
lies enough-in his own mind trou.
bles enough-in the performance OF
his duties deficiencies enough-with
out being over curious about the at.
fairs of others.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-07-07

Hon William Smith, present Rep.
resentative in congress, from the
Second District of this State, was on
Wednesday, 29th ult., nominated by
reclamation for reelection, at the
Republic an Convention at De Witt.
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liza horse has ageod constitution and has once
been good horse. no matter how poor or how
much run d0wa he may be, be can be nnch i'm,
proved and In many respects made az good ss eyer
By liberal use OF sLsfidan's Cavalry Condition
Powders.
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Reports from Southern Illinois
state that the wheat harvast is about
over and the crop the best for many
years. Corn and other grain looks
well.
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A Sure Cure for PimpIe

illsend by return mail. on receipt of cent
stamps, recipe for preparing Genune Vegeta
BILE Balm, which Immediately removes Pimples
Freckles Biotches, Tan, Black Worms. Moths
and all Eruptions and Impurities OF the Skin. leay
Ing IL clean, with healthy glow ALSO, instruc
tiops for producing growth OF Hair on a bali
head or smooth face.
F.W. TRUER, Chemist.
h4s'mS' ll3 Broadway, New York
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EXCELSIOR
LOVERS GUIDE.

new book of 81 pages: containing several
modeilove letters; al about matrimony how to
gain the love of and marry who you please Also
wonderful secrets ensuriDg wisdom, wealth and
happiness, now and forever. Mailed free for 10
cents: Address W STEPHENS, 1898 Broad
St, Newark, n. j.. nao. Nv
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| gentleman afflicted with inhamatory rheuma
! tism says; mo description of my case can convey
! the vast amount of benefit I have recciyed from
the use OF Johnson's Anodyns Lin!mept. be.
iieve it Il the best article 10 tbs world for rhep.
matism,"
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The Atlantic B. B. c., beat the
White Stockings at New York, July
4, by score of 80 to 90.
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A man in Erie county, N. Y, has
COW that dropped calf that
weighed lie pounds when four days
old.
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Some one says truly that the best
way TO train up child in the way it
should go is to travel that way some
times Yourself.
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The Grand Lodge of Iowa Mason
ry has IS, 900 invested in Govern
ment bonds.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO July s.
FLOUR Easier no demand. nominay lower.
WHEaT-Irregular, lower and heavy; s1,03
cash 81 .05 last half
CORN-Steady sou cash 81 Y seller last half
OATS-Heavy and lower; 47a04s.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Inactive.
PROVISIONS-Sie ady.
. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. July 5.
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Eggs: EGGs! !! EGGs!!! nGGs!!!!
IMPORTANT TO DEALERS AND SHIPPERS or roos

A"i'"iANi ~ DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OF EGGS
STEVENS Patent Egg and Fruit Case - Tho on
~ ly practical case ever offered to the nnhic
Gases hold 80 dozen. No eggs broken. A child
Sa" PACK them. hggs sent in them realise from
to cents more per Dozen Send for samoia
case, and after giving it fair trial If found OF no
advantage, return it and the money will be re-
funded, and all charges paid Price one So,iar
per case. Agents wanted. Address
JOHN D.. STEVENS. r.s ss...
II South Canal St CHICAGO
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THE MARKETS.
OSKALOOSA PRICE CURRENT.
0SKATO0SA Iowa JTIy z 1870

Corrected weekly by Madison & Bro,
Grocers and Produce Dealers, South west corner
of the Square, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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lob PBINTING.AH W -.
" The HERALD OFFICE is the only nlace
'p.thecity you can get Job work done right. -
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FARM FOR SALE,

wish to sell my FARM of so acres, situated 8
miles north of Qekaloosa-with or without the
present crop. Possession given at any time.
n4su w. II. GARRETT.
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$500 IN GOLD.

'Ho lllE AGENT sending US the largest amonnt
( of money before January lar 1871 W atnoui
9orsed by all the leading papers as being Pro,on,
oHratghy0d0ard, honorable. Senu for CircnIsprs
ana TERMS and say where you saw this,
.. Z. THOMPSON & CO, 15S State St.. Chicago
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mDt, Honorable, Reliable
EASTERN TRADE,
HOSE NiANtPACTURER.
MARBLE AND STONE WORKS.

CTRUTHEbS d SONS, Office and Warerooms
~ 1872 Market ST., Steam Works, W. Walnut St,
Wharf, Philadelphia. Designs furnished for mon
umtnts, Mantels, Statuary. &c, &c. Established
in 1918.
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ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORKS.

WOOD, ROBERT d CO. PHILADELPHIA.
~ FOUNTAINS, Stable Fixtures, Ratings, and
Wire Work OF every description
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VIZ EG

w hIGLES IL the best and finest now in the
w market, being free from all mineral acid, or
any poisonous Ingredients, aud will preserve
pickles for years. Factory, No log andIS1 S1uth
Canal Street "0''
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REVOLUss"N DOLLAR srUmE

1OBBBRS OF HOSIERY, Linen Goods ParasoIs
MA Hioves, CorEets, Ladies' " dercluthiug
otWtlfy' Vases, Books, Glassware, and the lar9-
est variety vi staple Fancy Goods in the West at
Ne" YORK prices. 73 Lake Street, Chicago
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CHICAGO. July D.
CATTLE-Receipts 7S0; market dull.
HOGS-Receipts 1865: same time last week
766S; active at $500 fer common to choice.
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Z. S-JULY 4-Wheat and oats are ma
turing finely, straw and heads rather short
but grain is plump. We have the most
and best worked corn ever saw on the
4th of July before. Weneed rain badly,
1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT Com
BONDS free of Government Taxi OF the CENTRtL
RAILROAD or Iowa. are now offered ut 80 and accrued
interest This railroad runs 23i miles north and
south through tho finest and most thickly settled
portion of the magnificent State Of Iowa, and is the
only link wanting TO connect the railway centers at
ST. Louis and ST. Paul by an unbroken line, Ia miles
shorter than any existing route. This road offers
many advantages. The building OF tho railroad
north from st. Paul 10 Duluth at the head of Lake
Superior. where five railroads viii soon center-the
construction of the North Pacific Railroad already
bcguu-aud the rapid development OF A new and pro.
ductiyc country in Minnesota aud tho North invest.
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Net Receipts


b Iynau--I see that stephen Il. Conover IL
here Who has been Mr.. Leonards market-inan iot
many wears. and knows how his farm is managed
and its eynenses We would like 10 know about his
annual outlay for manurcs and labor, and ms
net proceeds on other years
:. Is. Conoyer-Richard Leonard usually pays
about 81 600 n wear for his manuTes lie keeps bul
few animals aud buys horse stable-lnanule and
street-scrapngs from New-YOrk IL cost nm ABOUT
81 tw0.hOrse load by the time he gets IL Oh Tue
land lie has found that any rank tcrIillIer wastes
by being left the top Of the ground ana ne ploWs
u IN with shallow fnITOw just as soon as u IS spieid
HIS fam-help bsjgts of one man aud two boys be
side himself lie is to Dc counted full hand AT all
times of the year. The labor bill il not over tha OF
three men from April To October az SO say sl'O DIV
subtractng this and N 600 from The 5000 gwen rs
gross proceeds you get AZ his profits. Last wear ms
sales were over $1,000 yet his crops were bigger l'
year than last
CHOICE sEED IoE CIOICE CrOPs. sylvester
Knapp, sayvl!e L. NY Theory o. thai largo v hoo
potatoes ore best Tor planting foI th' reason 'i7,
there J. more moisture and richness Eco rl|c me new
UOiItocs start. aud tbli CO., r"lr with gram NiI
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FRIDAY, March Up. NJ.

The weakness in the gold market to-day
seemed to take all by surprise. and the remark was fire.
ouently made It looks like CONT gdown to specie pay
ments The prospect OF its getting up again Ia not very
great with decision Of the Supreme Court in regard
TO greenbacs aud the desire of the great mass Of the
business men OF the country paper currency at
par with gold. Gold opened OF ll3s; lcls j3; llOi lj
$780, ll3l; 1873 ia; l2I l3l; l2l, 1886 2O5 l3i; &i
ll3E 2jG 1884. and at O'Clock l3t The highest price
in the GoldRoom ia; lowest, llS After the close
Of the GoldRoom It sold at ll2lall3i and ll5s
The transactions in the Cola Exchange Bank to-day
were as follows Total cicarings. s776l3,OO0; gold
balances. s22s3G7O; currersy balances, s277s,s90
Holders Of gold paid for carrying balances from to
per cent.
There IL no change in the money market. on call Com
crcal paper Is quite readily taken as for some
time past and the rates offered fraction IN advance
OF former quotations.
The following the result OF the business at the United
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The foreign exchange market dcmorallLed ana rates
Ne ,ive belov the bids for Government bonds /:

Government bonds have sympathzed with the decline
IN gold on the a5 lG bud for the IS OF 1881, and
today IA was bid-a difference OF q per cent In the
Zoos of 1862 the difference the week is p per cent
while IN the L. currency there has been no decline
IN prce The Gs OF Isl fraction above par with
rod and the sos Or 1862 are within of per
par. .. ,,., ,,t o,,o,,io, On,
sales have been very limited.
In Railroad bonds operations were very considerable,
and nrices generally ar Central Pacific 95d9il Union
pocifc 81, Eric ID mortgage 9O Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific u.s. o..
We give below the highest sales of the state bonds
,.u,ed ar. ne dates given:
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% Nassau-st.

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo-
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING Interest foe
their money and having it at all times subject to check
on demand can do so by depositing with this Bank
ing House. which allows Interest on the entire daily
balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world. with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

ON the 2sth ult North Carolina Gs new sold at 4@5.
to-day ut 2O- for Tennessee Co. ex coupon 11t was
bid al the First Board today North Carolina new bonds
are influenced by the action Of the Legislature and not
by the price gold; the bonds of Virginia. Missouri and
Louisiana have advanced for the week, while gold has
receed The bonds of these States seem TO have the con
1dence Of the public Ohio Gs of 1886 sold nc 100.
We give the CHEST sales of the stocks named at
m. data