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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21

&C. g. PHILLIPS left yesterday for
Delaware, Ohio, TO attend very impor-
tant court Gng) case. Well tell you more
when We find it out
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4 paper mas beeh started at Gilman,
called 'he Gilman ,4dUertiser aid hide
pendent Critic We guess it IL printed in
Gfinnel ]. b. Parish is editor.
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Just To show what Iowa soil can do,
II. +. Martin cut som. blue grass from his
farm east OF town, which measures feet
/ | inches in length Who can beat that.
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The political Patrons scared at the hub.
bub raised because of Gilchrists's slaughter
on account of his religious belief, have
gone back on themselves and passeda res.
olntion embodying the following Ian
guage : ANY attempt to drag in any 9th
er Issue; such as the religious amendment to
the Constitu ion, is entirely foreign TO the
objects OF our order, and inconsistent with
The causes that brought II into existence"
They might have added also, that politics
waslqreign to the objects for which the
order vas organized.
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u. w. HIN ESIE I .
Sheriff of Mahaska county, IC
NHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue ola specia
execution directed to me from the Office of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Mahaska County
Iowa, and dated July &c, A. d. 1873, l have
levied upon and will offer at Sherfrs Sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand the door of the
house in which the last District Court was held in
said county, on Saturday the 18th day OF Sept
A. ID. 1873, at the hour of o'clock, p. NJ
the following described real estate situated il
said County, tO-wit:
The south half of the southeast quarter of sec
ton No. twenty one CID in township No. seventy
seven (I7) north OF range No. fifteen (l5l west
containing 80 acres more or less.
Taken as the properly OF Thomas Purington
and Hannah b. PuringtOn To satisfy the above
mentioned execution in favor Joseph Shaw and
against Thomas Purington and Hannah b rur
ington kT
wv. HINESLEY,
Az Sheriff Maha4a county, Iowa.
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WORK in the second degree in Tri-lum-
ioar Lodge, Friday night; and in third de-
gree in Amity next Monday night
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The hose tower back of the engine
house, is a huge .ir, and ought to keep
the hose in a good condition.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21

T e Burlington Hasokeye edited by DR..
Charles Beards'ey; in speaking of our Leg.
islative nominations says; MIR. Gilmore
is an in el'gent and prosperous farme -
long a resident of the county and a respec-
ted citizen. Mr.. Lafferty is rising young
layer OF 0skaloosa, good soldier during
the war and sound Republican. He was
student and law partner of the late Jno.
Il Needham, and seems to have inherited
his popularity"
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Castoria Is more than substitute for castor
oil. 1t the only SAFE article is existence which
ID certain to assimiate the food. Regulate the
bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural
sleep 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
alcohol, and it lie pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest "a
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21

RAMA cooling, pleasant, much
needed rain fell last Thursday night, the
first we have had since the 4th of July.
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"A
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
that on the Both day of July A. d. 1873, the
undersigned was appointed by the Circuit Cour,
OF Mahaska county, Iowa, administrator OF the
estate OF William Jones deceased, late of said
county. All persons indebted 10 said estate will
make payment TO the undersigned, and those
having Claims againft the same will present them
IL gally authenticated to said court for allowance
JOSEPH Ii. Fisher, Z
Administrator.
Dated July 30, 1873.
G. SEARLE, Clerk s
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(. FRANKEI has gone east to lay in a fall
stock of clothing and furnishing goods for
the store.
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DR.. Bement has located at Given and
is ready ID attend all calls. Office at H..
Brewer &c Sons store, Given, Mahaska
c.. Iowa
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

At Hickory Grove, Warren county, Mo-; July
p, 1878, to j. G. Casner and wife, a son, which
gives entire abstraction.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-08-21

CARY L. NELSON editor of the Abba
Union son in-iaw Of Squire L1ughridge,
called on US last Saturday.
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Rev. Frankfort, of Otum va,-Ger-
man-will preach in the new court room
on Sunday, rcxt gath inst.
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Work in K. T. degree this evening. 2lst
inst, De Payen's Commsndery.
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GOOD-MORRIS-Att the house of the brides
father, on the 18th inst, in White Oak Tp Ma
hasba county, Iowa. Rev A. P. GooDE to Miss
HATTIE E. NORRIS, Rev. j. Travis of Win neba-
60 Ills. officiating.
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w. S. Kinney is spending few weeks
here among his many friends. He has
sold his mill ia Guthrie county.
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Monroe County Fair Sept. Sd, 4th and
eth
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NEE.-That "Howe" Sewing Machine
wagon of VIM. billiards.
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The Iowa Grant Lodge of good Tenn
plars will meet at Mt. Pleasant on the
&c inst
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Cal Winery, of Sharon, dads ID
girl
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice lie hereby given, that by virtue of q Spe
cial execution directed to me from the
office OF the Clerk of the District Court of Mahas
IA county, Iowa, and dated July IL, A. d.,
1873, have levied upon and will offer at Sheritrf
sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, al
court was held in said county, on Saturday, the
18Th day OF Sept A.. D., 1873, at the hour OF
l O'Clock, p: M, the following described rea
estate in Mahaska county, Iowa, to-wit:
Lot No: three (3) in block No. four 10 in Heth
erington's addition to the city of Oskaloosa
Iowa. No redemption =
Taken as the property Of p. McMullen, to salts
fy the above mentioned execution in favor ID. H
LeSuer and againstP. McMullen,
NV. HINESLEY.
HnfN oha oba
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Changers dalk bolidics und busht up, but
l dalk groceries all der time und sell UNI.
Yours dIuely, PETER STUMPs.
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T II. WILEY, M. D..
e.. ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
once and residence corner Liberty and Lafay.
cite streets, Oskaloosa, Iowa Especial atten
ton paid to chronic diseases II
nR. E. 8 STAFFORD,
- Having returned to Oskaoosa tenders
his professional services to the public Office at
w Il. Browns drug store west side square. Res
ldence In DIR, Rhinehart's dwelling, one block
south of post office. 30
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To the Citizens and Especially the
Farmers of Mahaska County.

Joseph Stanley worthy but untortun
ate young man, will solicit you to subscribe
for The Western Rural and The Young
Folks Rural He wishes to procure q
club of subscribers to those papers, sutf
GENTLY large to secure as a premium
artificial limbs to supply the place of those
of which he was deprived by all accident
with moving machine. We solicit 70,
him the liberal patronage of those or
whom he may call, for we consider thai
every one that subscribes will receive more
than the value of his money in valuable
reading. j. C. Williams, Lewis Nordyke
J. d. Ferrall, E. NJ. Nordyke, =. T. Stan
ley, Wilson Hiatt, j. p Smith, Matthew
Terrell, Jesse r. Garwood, D. c. Gar
wood.
OsKALoosA, August 16, 1878.
EDS HERALD II see communications
from various parts of Mahaska. and pro.
pose to give some items from the south
SHE of Harrison township. That region
is very desirable locality, Astounding in
we'll cultivated farms, good houses, barns,
orchards, groves, and live stock. Among
the prominent citizens are the Messrs
Gilmore, Pickens, Moore, VIM. Frederick
Jim Mccullough, W. W. and D. D. Mill er
James Wiley and legion of the Old.
ham family; these and many others farm
largely, stock heavily, and are emphatical.
ly rich also good social citizens as evinced
by calling on them. tell You, Mr. Editor
it pays to call at Mr.. Wiley's, about noon,
and after plentiful dinner, repair to the
drawing room and hear his accomplished
daughter, Clara, manipulate upon the
piano and sing most charmingly.
OBSERVER
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Why 60 down to the SQUARE, when P.
Stumps will sell you as good groceries, and
IS cheap as any one? Try him. r.-r
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WALL PAPER.
Just received over ten thousand bolts /;
now on exhibition and for sale to meet the
spring demand. Come and see for your.
selves, and think you will be pleased with
the assortment, styles and prices.
If w. H. WELLS
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If you hav'nt a june, bug you should get
one, and go to Woltz & Proudfit's saloon
aud treat her to the Ice Cream, Lemonade,
cakes, candies, etc., and if you ask her the
me mentuous question she'll say yes. Try
n ID. - ##rsaf HIr .
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~DR. A. MCKINNEY,
ocUIlST.
Office over Dodge'r Boot and Shoe store, with
DR.. Ellsworth,. Dentist. Treats all
80 ~ diseases of the eyes.
NO CURE NO PAY.
4Sm3 Oskaoosa, Iowa.
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House AND Lots FOR SALE.
Twill sell my house and two lots at bar.
gain. The house consists of five rooms
and in good repair. The lots are well fruit
ed, splendid location, good barn, splendid
well of water, etc. For particulars call on
me at my shop just east OF square.
If B. r, PERDUE.
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WALL PAPER

New Invoice of large Mirrors at
g MCCURDY's,
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w. Fl. WRAY,
In addition to stock of lumber, shingles,
lath, &c, recently received large invoice
of Cedar Fence Posts, the incest thing in
the world for fencing Take a look at
them
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Thursday, August q, 1878.

Read Vernon's locals.
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Elegant Chamber Sets at McCuRpY's.

Good groceries NIT shesp brices at Peter
Stumps, on west High st., near mill.
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A large stock of the celebrated Meek
Bros. wooden goods at Mitch Wilson's.
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Wool taken in exchange for all kinds of
goods 1T Mitch Wilson's 46-tf
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FLOUR, FLOUR. FLOUR. s.
The best a Flour at$s.25 per hundred
and best xxx Flour at $500 per hundred
at MAfrIsoN & Bios.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Dated August 16, 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-21

A KrifIoIAL HUMAN EyRa-T j. DAVIS IN
n veniof and only maker Of tho improved Artificial
Human Eye Acknowledged by the faculty " BIO lie olv
correct Imitation Of nature in The world m E.u
Fifteenth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
, 1873-11-30

Mr. E, T. Cornwall, tho father OF Mrs. Flor
ence 8hofrer, who committed anloldo by throw.
Ing horaolf In tho lake on Thanksgiving Day,
arrived in this city from Rochester, N. Y, on
Friday. He loft for his home yesterday With
tho romans Of his unfortunate daughtor.
The alarm Of flro from Box 80, at half paat
o'clock laat evening was occasionod by tho dig
ooyorv OF flames In q three-story brick building
No. OIL Bonth Clark btroet, occupied by Edward
Fiuhor's wagon factory Tho fro vaa causod b.
The explosion Of a lamp In tue hands OF tho pro-.
priotor, burning him severely. Damage, e500s
Insured for e1.000.
a man nsmcd A. 4. White, = pspsr-hangery.
raa before Juatice soul1y on tho charge Of for1
gerry, yesterday morning, Tho caac was contin-t !
ued, to give tho prostitution time to propArs
thoir evidoneo. II apponrs that White had in!
his possossion two notes. caoll for $40, made bJi
smsn named Thomas Jefferson. which ie Eaiaedto
e1A0. 11o then put tlom In circulation, and
forged Jet1oraon'n namo to two duplicate notes,
Of the original paper. Ono Of the raised notes
having boon aent East, wns returned TO this city
for collection, and waa protested, Jefferson reJ
fnstng to pay 1t. 4 warrant raa sworn out for
Whites arrest, which WAS executed by Rounds.
man Vssoy, on Fsiday evening.
, 1873-11-30

amt to the proceeding, boforo Judge Tirton,
they have q right to hold tho roal, mud
do not como within my contempt, md tint,
lltolr occnpancF having. accrued before that
Of tho Neootvor, thoy hayo the lognt posses.
sion. On tho olhnr hand 1t Ia oaifnod TINT
tho bontss undor which Scott nnl Jowett not aro
fraudulent md void, having lnon iaBilcd without
tho ncoohsary authority; md that tlloy, tI,oro-
fore, confer no powor. oi anybody. This aaes-
tlon Of popccaalon will soon come np for adjudl.
oatlon, aud may .poaatby result III a porsoEa'
conflict between tho parties claiming poRfeanion.
However. this may TO, the Immediate thug on
hand III tho eontompt-case Of John bl. Palmer
aud party. Thoy will probably 10 BROUGHT to
tliis oity in thts aftarnoon's tain from Spring.
fold, and arraiRnod for the offonso. Mnoh o.. .
to1,ialmout is Expressed among tlie lawyers WY
Gov. Palmer should place htsnsct In such owl
don't contempt Of tho Court, and ,nobody can
imagine how ho will explain Its position aattsfso-
torily without bolng aned or imprisoned, Or both.
II tho "contemptuous come up ln this after.
noon'y train, tho courtroom will bo tho soone OF
q legal drama novor roaohed there bofore.
, 1873-11-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET;

Ne. Nsy YonE, Nov. 2o.-cor7os-Dull; nliddlins
lnsAnsrur1s-Flour higher; receipts, 5000 hr'a;
supcrnne Western and State. s5,oo@ss5; common to
good extra, s9.8s@7.oo; good to choice, $7o5@775;
white wheat extra, $7.7b58.49 o1tra Ohio; $8.TsGs
500; 81. Louis, $o.00@l1o0. nyo lour scarce mud
arm at H.6o95.7e. CoTnmcnl In fair request.
Whcat oponcd higher and closed dull and declining:
No; Milwaukee,. ,st.so; No. 2 milwaukee,, s1.e59
good white Canada. In bond, $1.76 No. hilwaukeo,
$l58 In store $101 dcliverod Iowa spring, $1.48@
1.54. nyo scarce and fr1ner: 0tato, $1,00@l.03.
nnrloY guct and fra: No. Chicago. $t.70; No. 8,
81. .63 Malt quiet. Corn opened firm and closed dull
md heavy primo mixed Western. a1oat, 7G1377c:
damaged In storc, Ggc Oats shade better sud fairly
active receipts, 1900 bu; mixod Western, AAoat,
66@t6No whito Western, 51Gs5Bc very choico do,
Soc; mixed Wssteru, In store, 64o whtta do, 65Ao>
Eaas-F1n Western, 29c.
HAY-Eiru,.
Hopa-Dull and unsettled s5faA5c tor crop Of 1875
LEATnER-Bteady At 81 u 8s0o; orinoco, 35Gsl1ko,
WooL-h1ore active md firm pulled, 38@42o.
anooEHlEH-CoGco active and stronger; ; Ino, 2o35a
23tSc. Sugar mud moassea quIet 1uce dull,
PETHoLEuM-Crute, &c refined, 13Ho,
TunrENr1HE-Quiet 1t 39t1c.
pHov1s1oNs-pofk Bhade frmor; new 1nes4,
$4.f5; old extra primo, s12oo: do, sta.oo nav
mess for March, $3.50. Beef quiet. Hams atcady
$0.ooe523o0, TIeroe beef $ao.0o@2l.co for Governs
ntnt; $15G0@90.00 for India. Cut lnnata quiet and
nrm. Midlea weak long aud short cloar for Feb-
easier. but fairly sctivo %ostern steam, spot. SO
Q LIDO; do December, 8,1@S4o; January, 81@8ko !;
February, 8H@8 Lido; hlareh, 13-16@JTc.
DprTER-Quiot aud firm Western hrk1n, 2A32tr.
CnEEsE-Dulf at l3h@11Ac.
WH1BNX-Firrnet at p3H@93o.
, 1873-11-30

Jonrnnltatic.-f1nri1a Disasters.
spetsas Dtspatch 10 17hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 29.-Col. Calkins, Of the
Daily Ne,os, to-day transferred his interest to
the Company and retired from the saitorshp.
Il Is not known who will DO his sucoossor.
Capt. Smith, Of tho stoam-harge Egyptinn,
which arrived here last night, informs III that On
"Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock he SAN tho
steam-bargc Fayotto ashore on Forty Mile Point,
Lake Huron. s.e had hor foreaall aet, and ap.
pearoa to be resting easy. Tho Fayetto fs owned
NTH cnrgo Of supplies. Capt. Smith also SAW
b furo-and.attor schooner ashore On 8oela Shoai.
which ia probably the Grenada mentioned yoa-
ter1ay. "
Two OF tho reaae1s loaded with grain which
ran back to th1a port for shelter loft last OVEN
ing. aud nre mating fair progress down tho lake
to-day. They are tho Eliza Gerlach and Car
lingford. This morning telegram wan re-
ceived from tho owners Of tho Carlingford order
ing tho Captain to lay up.
, 1873-11-30
PITTSBURGH,

THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY FnAUDa.
Special Di.pateh to 1hs cA,ea9o Tribune.
PrTrsBuRau Pa, Nov, 29.-rile wator~bonds
sud the doings Of tho National Trust Company
still afford food for conversation. This MORN
Ing, Ju 1ge Collier, in tho Common Pleas Court,
appointed John II. Bailey, Esq, with bonds at
s1, 600 900. Oh Receiver OF tho National Trust
Company. Lust evening tho Stockholders held
a meeting. as which general expression of
ylewa WIS indulgod In, and tho comfortable con-
cluBion was reached TINT thoro was something
wrong, as = troah act Of v.]Iainy had been dla-
covered, which will 60 far to stamp Groer as {.
consummato soouudrel. Ho had forged aud
negotiated pnper to the amount Of 5114030.
Tho names OF tue parties used are the mostpron,-
inent oitizens Of Pittsburgh. ". ]. Hammond
alone iB down for over e34, 900. htr, Bniloy has
tahon possession Of tho bank. and he has found
that theso fictitious notes wero used and entered
on the books as legitimate assets Of tho bank.
There In talk Of prosecuting criminalay oil tho
parties who had any connection with tho dispoa-
al Of tho s614.O00 Of the wator-bonds. Very lit
tlo nttention Inns bosn paid az to the wheroa-
bouts Of araor, but now that he has an ocean
botween himself and the United stateBt they arc
talking Of prosecuting him as a criminal. He
las taken st loaat s56o, o,ooo Of the funds Of the
city aud the banhs. -
, 1873-11-30
RELIGIOUS,

Episcopal bishops In Council over
tho Withdrawal OF bishop Cutus
nina from the Fold
New YonK, Nov. 29.-This afternoon moet-
Ing Of certain Protestant Episcopal Bishops Of
the dlocaaea IN thia Immediate violnity was held
In tho vostry-room Of Grace Church. to taho into
confederation tho mattor Of the withdrawal Of
Bishop Cummlna from the Episcopal fold. Tho
Bishops participating woro summoned by tole-
graph. az tho emergency was deemed Borioua.
The deliberations Woro conducted In profound
secrecy Il L '.ndorstood that tho Prsstes sum.
Of Koutuoky.. presiding bishop, were Bishops
Potter, ot Now York; Ltttle5ohn, Of Long
Island; odonhcimcr, Of Now Jorsey; Stephens,
Of Pennsylvania, and ono other. Tho main
question to DO brought up was that Of the formal
deposition Of Bishop Cummings, who, until auoh
action ia taken. Is do iuro a Bishop still, snd
qualified to consooratc other Bishops. It is asid
Ia clerical quarters that there Ia feeling among
certain Bishops iu favor OF deposing 1fr. Cum
minB without according him the elk .montha'
notice which tho canon requires, trusting. that
tho Houae OF Bishops, at It's noxt general con-
yontion, will justify tlls action.
, 1873-11-30

Views OF THE ooMprnoLLEn OF THE CURRENCY
REGARDING THE oAuaE or TIE PnEsENT FL
NANo1A1 CRISIS.
WARRINGTON. D, O., Nov. 29.-Ihe Oonptsol
lor OF tho Currency In Ills report saya the proH-
ent financial crisis may In great degteo be attrt-
butcd to the intimate relations Of banks In the
City Of Now York with the transactions OF tho
Stock Board moro than one. e.fourth, and In
many inst:ncas nearly one.thr ct the o bl!la TO-
having consisted Of demand loans to brokers
and members OF the Stock Board, which trana-
actions hayo tendency to impoae and nnsott'o,
Instead OF facilitating, tho legal businoaR inter-
tho Stock Board Is said to hnye consisted OF only
$50 members, aud lts organic principle WIS
strictly commission business undor o stringont
and conservative constitution aud bylaws. Tho
Stock Board increased to 1,100, aud composed
Of mon from all parts Of tho country,
many OF whom had oongregatod in Wall street,
adopting Tor their rule OF business tho apt motto
Of Horace: "hIako money; make 1t honestly If
Of tho State Of New York, which had been ro-
tanned on tie statuto-book Binco 1918, restricting
operations Of tho Stock Board, had unfortu-
uatoly been repealed in 1855, 90 that ita namhora
and manlpnlasorB wero enabled to increaao thoir
tho Stock Board hro known to DO frequently
Y1cT1oNa or SPECULATION,
and yet these fotious control tho business esnd
commerce Of great country, and thelr influence
other countries, md seriously impairs our credit
with forsgn nations 1ha railroads aud other
corporations which tl,ey laavo bolaterod up, aud
which hnve obtaluod quotations In Lou
s1o don and ass Sssn markets. Iesesd pt tho vas
fiat Unity Of action, II Ia said, among tho lead.
lug banks Of tho great otles will do more to re-
, 1873-11-30
CRIME.

The Verdict in tho 0ughton Murder
Onso ut Ottawa, IlI.-En SaIlc miners
Indignant.
Special D,spatch to Tbs Chicago Iribuns,
La sA11E. ILL.,, Nov. 2o.-The verdict Of ac-
quittal rendered at Ottawa last evening in tho
case Of George Oughton, charged with the muir
dor OF Potter Murphy, waa received NTH very
general daapproval in tlie city. A fund OF $500,
most of tic contributors Of which were by Muir
phy's fol1ow-workmen, WAS raised to pay ". ".
0'Drlou, Of Pooris, for assisting In tho proso-
denied by tho accused, 1t was generally believed
that long term OF imprisonment would DO tho
least punishment that could be awarded. Tho
minora arc much excited on tho subject.
Special Ufspatoh to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Nov. 29.-The universal COM
mont here to-day has been the verdict in tho
Oughton murder caRe, aud aomo bitterness ia
manifested by excited and disappointed poraons.
, 1873-11-30
TIE CHICAGO SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1873

to Oct. 10 an1 Nov. /, 1870. National bank cur
Ell. Logal-{ondor notos. Oct. 10, e05D,-
550,as8, Nov. j.. s90o. .052, 200. Frno-
tio1nl currency, OCT. 10, e4s.8D6 ts1 / Nov. i,
e47,170. 149. Totals, oot 10, s75o, ,816 1876; Nov.
1ronl,try aud by tic bauss Oct. l8, Sid 400 DOT;
Nov. !, .si2s, i1o 727, which viii lesvo ,iinao..
counted for, Oct, 15 90, a08, t8l.38; Nov. i,
ea6.0l0. .9O5.l2. After making duo allowance
for tho currency held by State and saving banks,
largor that, cau bo supposed to Aavo beou In tho
pocxota Of mon Of tilts Of small dealers, but 1t
inay 10 loft to tho ingeniua in Buch mattora to
divine what portion thereof was hoareed by The
Ignorant aud covetoug.