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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-19

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.) }
Trains depart and arrive as follows from Caliope
street depot.
r,nrs.. DnpA.r; 200 oAm Express AHaI1s io:ao P N.
Mail sou p. NJ. Mail. 500 A. Ii.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to St.
Louis Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change of sleeping cars to Eastern
cities
Tickets for sale and information given at No. 22
Camp street, corner OF Common.
A. D. SHELnON, Agent.
jaI2l ly E. D. FROST, General Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-19
CLASS X,

To be drawn in public at New Orleans,
On Saturday, August 1, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
rHE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKKTS.

Loynoy Oe. 24-i2:3O D. m-Cousols, 92std92s tor both
money and Erie Railway shares ~ ,,.,,.-
IyHKPooL 24-l2:3O pmCottoo dull and easier hIding
Uplapds Mddug Orleans S4d8s; sales Sooo oaes m
clpng 900 Tor speculation and eIpo the basis OF Mid
diuz psnds nothing beoS Good Ordinary shipped October ana
Noyeubsr shipped November and December at %
DO do deliverable October at 7 nothing below Low Mdlhng
shipped September ard October at 7 DO do shipped octooe n
November, at 73ff -
LosDos 2-20 mTbe rate Of discount in the open mar
ket or three month, which Is cent below
the Bank Paris dispatches quote Renes at 62 ave
iyERPoo Oct 2i-2:30 mSsies Of Cotton the basis OF
n5ng Upland nothing Good Ordinary shipped October and
Noyemer at ll.l6d Breadufs quiet Beef S2ioi per
r New Mes the best grade OF Amer
can Fine Refined Petroleum 9ieGlOi. per gallon an,
243 msaes OF Cotton on the bass OF M
ding Upspd nothing below Low Mdting shipped ovenber aud
December, at oi
Lospos Oct 24.-Tallow 49, per cwt
LoSDoY Oct 2i-i30 The amount Of 6alion withdrawn
from the Bank BDglaHi balance today Is t4oOOO 49,
FEAyxpoRr Oct 24-Unted States PvetweDy bonds VI g. FOL
the issue Of 1862 80 -. 80, 4. A.. . ooo
hale, we're American. Pork 7Jj p cwt for New Mess 40,
2i6 Pgn DISPATCHES quote hentes az OIL ooc
iSSD0s Oct 24-Evening Spirits Turpentne, 20 . cwt
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
Uiuioemo Norlres.


The AMERICAN EscHASGs NATIONAL BASK,}
Exw.YokK Oct. 23 1874. !
A DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT. free OF
~ taxes, has been the capital Of this bsnt payable oe
and sr The transfer books viii be dose from THIS ds and
reopen on the eth Of November. WILSON Cashier
CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT
~ Cohs interest coupons o. the SIX PSR CsST GoLD Mosr
uf Nov l. ls74 after date presentation 70
DUNCAN SHERMAN Co, No II Saasaa-s. n L
VOVPONS due November from Second
" Morteaxe Bonds OF ST LOUIS AND IRON MOlSTAS X.
co viii be paid GOLD aud after November at the agency Of
ID. W. NowlLLiAMS. Treasurer.
nENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
~ IO-The interest coupons Of the SEWN PEA CENT GOLD
MORTGAGE Of Denver and RIO Gande Railway Con-
ra6r uring 1874 will be paid aud after that date 9s
nIrs.ai.tan 10 DUNCAN, SH EkAAS 4 Co.
No. IL Hsss-s 81, ~ I.
TINHE NOVEMBER COUPONS of the REAi.
ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS negotiated aud sasss,ss e 90,
the EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY viii BE- sd 90 ana sns.
November the Ve % Ie
No 52 Eiliamsf. JONATHAN hD"a"oS' fes"'u''
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
WOOL MARKET.

Bosros 246srs the Wool
exceeded
Of manufacturers have been the msrhe bu.
be purchased large dis
from current account Of tbe state Of the
been refused for lot
The Domestic have been upwards Of OO0 D
recents the time only 100000 d. ud on what
generally dull Stocks been reduced
about 100000 there good assortment Of Fine fees tss
held huts and will b
offered present. Deanes sIc
these grades there
been likely
good lines Super aud Extra Pulled aud esos
lot Caforuia has bees
much broken BY purchases during the past three noehs nd the
Pail ght; the transactions
eiue 239 900 rp OHIO and Pennysnis Feees 52d57c
10 for Medium x. Xxx, and xxx; tho bulk of
the Xxx on the market Soc straight lots hut
this price 2G3c above the ysss buyers Mchsn Pieces
selling mostly 6l d51 Combng and Deane see-
tons SO 62 some Spring Csons has beeu sold At a2c
this realized during the seasons
Ohio Feeces Metum x
Xxx xxx 52d57c Michigan Fseees As wi;ecn.
other Peeces 405l Washed Combng and Deane 0O0
62a Unwashed dO d46 Tu5-wshed Doe; Secured, tO1
2c Super Pulled 45G55c. California Spring. 2s@
42c.; Fall California 26f27c
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

cD NJ 3osSi IS Corn Meal DrsnPe IS O0asj 10
go, " Tor, ! al % MeaL Bars O0D
Con- Aea .sIN 251 10 20
Flour plenty and weaker sales oil oe 20 ~
ass So and Pennsylvania at 50 SOdsi T. 100 N.
xgsoa sRyr.l
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

or s32 more than half OF the present share capital OF
The Comuapy The total cost OF the above roads III
1851 as represented by stocks ana bonds and which In
cudel some water created IN 1876, was Only 5idOoJ'
Of which sum the $25 sine, added by the printing
nre is over 10 per cent Thus we have on this one uho
OF road from this city Chicago an acknowledged nc
lions Of 533a SUN sufficient 10 Duid ana
tborougby eaup double track road for the entire dis
lance sum calling for about sG,00o010 year 10 be
paid from the traffic receipts In other words. SOO0OoJ
ia TO be yearly drawn from the people for the payment
OF dividends and interest supposed capital never
having had real existence. Is cheap transportation
possibility
No wonder that the subject should be receiving the
attention merchants OF this city, as they wake up
to the that the Baltimore and Ono Railroad are
about completing their line direct into the great
grain market OF the Northwest and being capitalized
at loss than $4,000 per mile, and will deliver freight
at Baltimore much lower rates than it is possible for
our roads, capitalized slSOOOo per mile, TO deliver
it In New-York 1t has certainly required e1raordi-
nary mathematical ability to comprehend this fact 1t
is New-Yorks misfortune well as her fault that her
railroads are all heavily handicapped Ia this vast
amount Of fictitious capital lies OF the obstacles TO
cheap transportation and iD the Legislature may lie one
OF the remedies Will ID not Time and Oe better to
60 Immediately after the stolen horse without stopping
TO lock the empty sbie' AS before stated, the roads
mentioned have been selected only because they were
the most conspicuous, the examples OF ALL and not
the exception To maintain that these companies
earn and pay dividends this amount OF water
only ADDS 10 the force or the argument, u.
Nc,e- York. Oct ~. 1878 |I.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

The Stock market to-day was remarkable only for
,dulness, the sum total Of shares sold during the
entire day amounting to less than 100000. Wabash
was the special feature and auctuated frequentiythe
chief points touched being 80 9i and 3oa The other
changes. with the exception of the Quicksilver
shares, were oDly / to per cent. The tone OF the
market, generally speaking, was steady. Invest
ment shares were firm ON a small business. Among
the miscellaneous shares Quicksilver rose from % to
30 for Common. and 81 to 382 for Preferred The
opening highest lowest and closing prices for active
cold 70 d,rx as fnlinWa.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
...,..s.s....
:. ...s.s'' 40 ful hu.l


Equal to, 80 10 to the bn'h "a "a IA! TO pAll
skFr' Ao'>
GL Britain ana o0nel ro,,i,
ireland. fOr ports 'V'a-
M, Bush. bush- , ,,9 ~,
y.r.Yort Oct o. .... i,2G9G3I $3.50 ''6957jo
BaAmore Oct. IT, 0o15,,yi l61I2 12S,2Sj
Pull adelphlA, lE.' -ppIi9s,s 4B4US
Boston. Oct, I7.......' o., az ro7 g7O 2ly232S
Cal L Oregon, OCT ~. i''N''D hUO
Portland, Ne. DC. Zl.' -.
49, - 7ll3SlS llil,lfo o'oo'''Vo
TOtAA.'''''''', a., hral .uI
ireland Por. ports To'h-
busn
v.~So@. Oct o.. ll02B50 oUI9yt onIt 'iiaT i,i
Baltimore. Oct IL. - SOD 400 29,9OU
adephis, Oo:. H. al 80 ... 4U,2l9
Ro.on, Oct. ILL., byU9 5,30y
New.OfleAns Ott I''
, io1 lsls 6369J l4s5,9D3
Tb. m,.l.t impfo'eh .one -, ~. nn,ts
hay been actvei w.. t.sit ~ N i Cts ID.
" y a; | Old. all growth. Sdl3
A@sne.S Cop ,p.Ta,, r.Tssp
YHV sroRgs iae.e and ,a,s, 'ssI .3 nsd s,
a. ~ ~ .is, Of 200 bbk Light Weighp ~ D" sp
o, - ALI and quoted 35e oi aud 'oe sAN' 4" AA'
ptrs are d.ll and noticeable enns ,.., a,se,
"a s s bat dis Of short duration Ihe pressure 70 se
wa. sxsn more MARKED Mouday bu! Win ism & ns mai
s,,hss esneson Notwithstanding the very
st.se .rII IA prospect tue trade seems very Sen
M hs tature Is hmi.ed the 'Pecaanve seny ssms
a,,s a1i.. .s local trade Is sasnI e'.aa'a !" ' ~
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
la. .23s 240,73I 3SI,967

yeE,GTsIns mos. noticeable to-day the extreme
dass, & 10 n .s nj TO liverpool By steam 900 bale, Cotton
800 Beef - r3 s5S g. ,1s ,1 81 .an had, At rs'T g. s
:,els :1 a. s @ 60 n,y With steadily held comprise,
o5,sa@ AZ ,,% @ sis M Tn vessel with co for orders
Dire, Port on tn GTnnGD' AS.sefD !, a. 81 vessel
with 900 bills Liverpool at IS AL oa'A viz" WV" ''
do cRiSin e isniS %h. e eat. Hs our had fair degree Of s
s,.son dealers being in their vsEs tins more Pada
y tIae Of No. S3t,s a ,saS 50 much Of offered
nopdecp and very poorly hi @ % s enc rcd and this
% 81 upiorny in SpnDs wheat serious drawback to business
ony be ooyse by an none. e. T Of Trade viii act prompts
IN th TIE export inquiry has eoo m sb ntS % and
limited Inquiry other Continental markets b our letters ION hd
rsri. under te Fl cereals oSs take effect at ones
must add to the Cos" O ,e s' @
BI TIE . UtTS9oS S October sIcG' far "a @o
snos than the public idea her annual po, M G s s
a., SsS sa. Ss's hy s s. re a
this quantity po hence We as as .u", naTs s Of %e
large and we Of prices sosT90s, Tue y
for greatly S. eae the same influence
Raa sass Germany and fIance S. gs IN S M @ Oa1 aa en-
Sei. ae s G those q ,a %
sssS. ssnPs 'el last s5 Es
@hat l29a6vS Sgh .esson aI'' the stock
S::e Ss's is' faHI.PS9'i bush s. sss
b haye been large the l.t Of July e % s.Oo5, nave %
essd the corresponding time has @ ssa sea % IN the
we p and this with the unexpected nnanea en-
ia few respectable in the ais hs aI1u iun
" hs dcnesson noted above good business mas oeea
- Wints, Wheat decline the aeminn h par
snncna;ve Al its present value Winter Hnest IeiA'ey
NH lorer here than the Interior, ana WIZ
ar nIs freieh feel conheai OF peay
the Wheat market dull bnyers eus 20 naAe
M gs boLsTs di,pose1 heey rather ha1 MAKE
Wnter is ARM the market closes lower % aa a1'
holders decline to yleh 70 sen Ite h
2 demand Is very moderate and mL buy spansy 'se sn' are
81 on hnb NJ n Oldgl O3 for migrated Iowa aa
s ~ sr No Chicago spring. 81 Oiasi % for No. nea.o
1 81 10 for No 2Sausee; 81 l90Sl ~ ir hed es,eta
Pf ~ - Tor Amber Western 81 30dtl 80 i' me 'cL
90 al far Amber Michigan, and ~ 20 iot
Ia IN The sales are bush Oh spn3k NO a, ~ & 40
No Ts.akee at 81 O1 $4,000 bush NO On rs sa 81 b
~ w.,s,a Al 81 1881 9. the inside pnce odoary in1s M I
% an" h o M Western (anfar) store Barley nmy eE
s,cc,I,y Canada Bay buyers bold 6,eki a S g S0
at 81 70 70, Tworowe sts'e and 81 90 70. Ls % u s and IL r
hnb No Western private terms Barley man Is % E, % s s5
Ssm.r ale, Of 5000 at 81 40 or fouIoSs @ - ,s
..h -, c,.,o. 900 blsh Tw0Iowei state al el ~
w. y, Black at Western Maei A. Yos-i t
W s So =. d5S -, MIed and to9ol -2 o n.s
IOisG a. TX 900 bush. No. Cheaso seier 49, ~ ~,
p over The loUO ouss state 20
oGc ana 900 bush spot az SS nn,v and oa,et sale,
80 hsy 10, eYno Mixed IN r supp, pp, ahu qu'.y
Al 77c on If.ek aai ahoa the SAFES a. - Ws,n White
Nj -, sGl,rs7e the nse pnee OUT 'ooi VI ~. "a, ~
nnas.i" We.rIa Yenow S5dso'sc IN car Os anu 0 " ~
Mixed IN store. n. clearlaces from San Francisco
EXPORT. From CALFoRSiA-iN'
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

includei a the above are 2ls bass % arrive.
s, n.IIs ii ' "''''
,S, S9S 4 $iSs; 400 S$ss' Ssss.y 500 iss TsSs
s; sSssS S:ss i$;dI$s5 $ss
@ .s fs: s;, t.
p:,sPs:l s9o .gG 1871 loo "a 4 ssss s6q il i
ss5s2 sss &c. IS IL "a fod SS sc s.i5 i
iSS SS Is 100 loH g = @ s. 800 49, h il @ 1855
is All sD 500 o 70 q 9SS 9S 49, si io5 qSP 70 as 2sss
% "s..s % S Ss. s as @ Hst
& term: no: T.s yrs ".a ss quote % :s S. iSsiS s
?oa2oss 70, lots loazl Le go Mid grade,
'ss s % ss%:,S re. ::': sS''
ss' .
goOd demand prevailed shipping extras for Liverpool ana
S%
% ssta % s S s
, both for .l % %e ,ars; and Great Britain - SeSes s
s8 for the London aud Liverpool markets
Choice spring Wheat extra. attracted the ..tentiOn
further considerable reduction in prices enabling shippers to
nail Ii a s w brand. GIVING ing as ..
n '' domestic rsssss' Fss % Is S I
S2a Of large and demand for n Ss
are very limited supply but plenty
p the ss Sne S ss bas
the season that our s
correct hey much e wheat than
@ IA. Ss, a. 1e Ssss % M 'GsS Su s
irregular .e No and sars3f p.n have been @ demand %a
especially those ground from wheat and prices are
I'D are ss s%s
" @ brands but e 19 the hs es E
TO-DAY Flour market opened steady for png brands these
. h.. N % G sS i s With SSs sssV' Ss
the close the weak and very quiet Tor most grades; sales Of
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA Oct 2I-spaDish gold 1877 aql9S American gold
United oU dtys currency
81 prenlum S8 $50 premium so days gold " ay5
nrspum shor sight l028l04 premium; London l2I0
iO premiums Paris l00GlO2 premium Sugar aete No. AZ
d. S., l9Gl9l2 reals per arrobs ,,,,..- oo -,
cuyr.ney premium 90 days gold lOO0lO2 premiums short
lOidlO5 LoDdon l3O premium on Fnis
lO3 premium. ousar quiet
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BAruRDAT. Oct "a lS74. .
CoTToN-The market for Cotton the spot quiet ssd
prices are ise y n lower. We qaoss as follows: -
o.non standard Of CLASSIFICATION In forco sept l. 1915
ana on UDand Cotton halt
gnaae ahose below the quoted q
Ordinary, 1874 Strict Good Ordinary. l4S Mddlns. Is
Good Ord. "a Low Md. las Good Mid. l6's
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The gold market was dull throughout the day at
yesterdays prices-l10 and 1l0b. The rates on gold
loans ranged from 4 per cent for borrowing to fiat
early in the day, but toward the close the demand
imuroved and as high as 1-32 per diem was paid for
use. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000 Oh
account of interest and $1,000 in redemption of
$50 bonds. The disbursements of interest for the
past week foot up S9i 296 and bonds redeemed. $685.
$50. while the customs receipts for the same period
amounted to S2057.4O0. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared,
so 600; gold balances. S2017637 currency bal
ances, S232117S. The principal quotations for gold
were:
lo;OO..llOs ;l:3O....l1o l:oo....llo 1880. lilo
59:S9"..ii9 l20O".-ll0 5:SS99''..ll99 S;oo'."l4o
The days business at the U. s. Sub-Teasury COM
2rised:
ceoeps.. soll797 Y currenc, UavI. s6il s42 4s
246592 81 Currency balance .S6 s9O3 IL
Colo 2s9 23 Customs. $4,000 %
Cnrrency receipts. 553 544 o.
The following is the Clearing house statement for
the day:
Currency exchanges 80 800 Gold exbang 236 032
Currercr biisnes S5l9 1853 God baluces..... 93593l
And the following for the week
Curreney exchanges 76S76 Gold s sos 1856
Curreuey baianee 2l.22O,O26 Cod balanees 15992OS
Foreign exchange was qniet. The following were
the nominal rates actual business having been at
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

bush Wheat 3s bssh Csro. 900 tpsh 0..s sapmss,.
5000 bush wSsst Is1seo o bash Com. 10000 DATA
wnsrs0Tos n g. Oct A-SpSnp Turpenibe srm at 3lc.
6rm ssnu, 90 crras Twpenne aesdy Hard 81 COS
Yellow Dip. 81 co. Virgin. - 80 Far drn ct ~ ID q
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

Money was easy and loaned as low as Il per cent,
but the bulk of business at 2d23 per cent at
which the market closed. Discounts were quiet and
rates the same as last quoted. The bank statement
was unfavorable showing decrease III all the items
The associated banks now hold S15.S39SOO above
lawful requirements against S1S,l74,125 last week.
The comma rative totals are annexed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

Ilt !. sslttH COMMENCES un tlas fFA NaniAs IN
sef'sh q AL .sEia ahaai Tn L, af sN1,, with 4
fl5A II wv H#884M F.e4ttsths stiitHs4 fhrfa mr.
gFsAl. As#6tf1s .spansl,ms III li.s esstHsi Hats
N Ah#a i tts n III tsA Fft u alAltHF, I'LL enhse,
itsti l.8#4s, eif@ Nesg#Xas IllifHs lf4aaFs.
Mi stas9 Ha4a il ~ III IA nfl slsl naArsd
Ia tie e4. I'D q s4aA H. pntHHs sstttIruapts eitIl.
W. nitsl, " HHif.s farsKtvf i i.s.atftl W Ill
ally ,8 fsf hlsa s.ltsia,
TIL fRsfssslla ~. u 7iFnttMtHt d ilaf s.u.len.
mr. eaEfal .Alis ~ash.i ases3 tha ltHt'tes~ preside
NJ lhr rsNFvAs tt4s MN tht sHthtnfe ala erssAl
h III tsHtlaa.At1s IT. htHaits
Iait fl hEH ssH ii In sfiaes AID kastr IL
tafsnfs f ausri asa IL if41afm thHn ~ tta h.Ath,
tssit elts tHtFs ettph III thAaf rsttas ~ N tfis,
1if ra8His iHiffhe III IL lhslllAle /. HaiHA.,
tsIhNEsa sltSisss If iIa te,altts' IT'S afa III.
ti#l1.sf lHaFani H. aFa WliluR, taf The sals ri
sFlf iii .iU ~ ny - .tsls The public sAsrslses
st lsstalaMs t5t4s#pt
TIL. ntifs s.seltis., III .,aIpal., ~ we'll ~ Ill
iaal- nssA III them, ags sHiVsft IL The napss Tim,
Ill the ltttstssr,
Ihs ltu ia nafnfs III The students !. deposited
VIII ttle tlfnsnf, u Il. i'istn ~ pf,i,I.ha may
snttrei, AID may M' pAfis, ntln'als MHthhsli
ifHn t.ta, nj asAtui,t " sHasslhNt ~ npRrst NJ
,inlt
iii nitrinat eael lnafi,r should he psasidssl
Will, sntthis quaint ~ et tsihns, Anil sniiiei.ns
nnh,ia=t u slatis .s.ls, hatnlkrfeli,f., tn~vls,
tsnuha. hfsistts# flt StHp I'll thsse Will be- turn,
lssst ls .Hliez,. ntls.- ststsal tsiasAt ~ made,
lseiy Mt.t# should til tasrArI VIII, ile hasns III
IN nMfer III IL Il
Patents u vi IL M haas thtlr III llrn .ent ham~,
th.nlsl MIS- iilHess tuiies. nai t@ai travelling
n sI4hss. lnI tulltlNE n#fttiTats. afltsAs
i,ia nl,l ul,li III, rAf.spssr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06
S.enctutU. xusu0DOuN

Pupil afr received any time during the
yser, mnI charged frnla DATE u entrance
NJ deduction mnie for partial absence,
anleAs IN sasa ~ protrae.1l iilhrss, Or dis
missal
tmnmunlestion. 10 md from The Aaats.
envy ARE snln,ltleJ " Ms inspection VI thu
Huprriores.,
Zach rnpii II required 70 hsve changes
ofrlpihinp sufficient ~ Atpfar ~ Ill times
neatly ahI raspgalAhiy iresaed also III
towels, sIs table napkins, ans dressing
gown. ohu bathing GAVIN, I've hlAek aprons,
khife, fHrk, Silver table Hni teaspoon. and
nalkin.r,ia With n.,ns marked In full |
furnished with eo,ahs, brush,
laoih aud nall brushes, ssar, sir,
t'osksl mnney and Postage stamps Are u
bio euirnsiei 10 thu DivvrlrssS M sxpeod.
lures for tIoiLiug ~ oihsr iseMs will b.
made unlea sum or mossy b. deposited
will, ths iH~lilni,an for tAAt purpose.
Difference VI Religion forMs ~ obstacle
IL WI. admission III ~urL ~ Ara willing 70
rouiarm to tn established veOliAs oftAs
lHstitnis tisles y tATniviA,
isi1 Hupeyioscse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

To Chicago Tribune aa,l many nth.
" ut,ho public Journals u thu country
aru advocating return T. Tpcrle my
men,1. and In nnraaroning denaaeiation
VI 'ur present currency IL spceia
payment. thu, 900 'l'c rc'uedy ter pm.
To-, when plentiful application q our
piesun, currency haa r. Won = panacca
for all iinanciul troubles that haso ar
ri.cn si,,sc |, has been ~ mo llerctp.
fclc when financial disaster has "ser-
taken The country. vii, q nafsr cur
rehfs hi-nl uron 4 Alerir no'., 'he
i aea<r Inns not nhaiel hy tic nse II
suell currency. f.sen fLe I'D emit.
mental ear.rnr, 4. found In LEASING,
Pictorial lntery contained thi- inrsril,.
tin.
.I'hiH lin entities ile bearer q rc-
eei.s--slnn,-l, AiilIs'l h"lla,r, ~ tho
value tl,rten III aoLn aud tiL.EH NJ.
ratiiug IL II resolution ~ tngrsrs
la,t-.d ii i'l.i.ad IIia. Ny. :. i1,G.
Tie trouble With il WIS TINT there
W II sp,eip n ths sral's u the
Tr.asai, with which the
Treasurer eau'i perform the promises
TIM Ilninl, written IN ~ faes.
Never la,e ruth promise. l,ecn re-
doomed until M loatl i, Icr cent IL iis
PROMISE l.al leon repndiatck
And WHEN the advocates Il currency
lasel upon specie urge return 81 any
pf ,hesa Old exploded tys's,nl " tho
las'. il i nj 'imc that Tho psuple ny
II 'hrr TINT i mr. present c',rrerr, j.
init, i i preferable ~ ~, given item
hy my Inv y legislation y the past.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

Tho terrible state q tlnps In I'll.
county ofiecx - otsua alluded to dur.
Ing and siauu tic election have now
been brought t. lig't Lambert and
Griffin hay. h.cn il,ialisallc inlsaL.
Ing tho matters up and nro now lcal,
70 report, Will 'lefaalies aud en-.
tesslets u palA.e trusts every Where
the puople arr waiting Iii suspense md
LrsAthleSs awe for their rupos.. tin,
they may know tho wpr,l. aud provide
loT Il. 10 prepare tho public mi,nl
for tho Gnliny q this hiEl court of
arrAigumcat md inquiry, sitting u
blAckea Tho character i latt,r men
than thun,sslscs. w aro constrained IL
rapport that Il Gnir tie ntunls .wlllR
0s.Trcasurcr Mum over t.uut', and
Auditor White about kl0Uu Now
"vheroas' thu hoard ~ supervisors
have resolved that III II fpr tie inter-
- 81 Howard County tint ". W
White bs removed a. therefore lialn't
those ',honest' bur ,siapil.eirnt hlunl
srerA' better rest.lse 10 ras iIf.sp III.
esl ofIieinls. II srl,ul land. lalg't il
half their value have IL IL nurtga1,al
10 procure the funds for thai rufl. -.
and il,.n adJ,utn - reign .pn.n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

The coutan, bluhhering II TIL l'as.
cite Count, l'nion. published Il, san
o. VIM. M.C.,utark. mr. VI liarL.t i
sounscl IN tho contested el.rii4n euer
over tho fesl'l & t1e si,isni rsgiHl.
- df i story ~ puse l.eall TIL u "a.
II. X. Hmith ~ lsuifal4 ltry citrate 90
John Van nuren r,iirr John. b. II
known was al,s~atinl thc election a
hls father Martin Aan liu,en ~ The
fres ) II ,irt.i Il IT. III Ito time lie
senry was toll Tho riAry war tbs;
a man travelling nlnng tlc rpal came
MON q l,o> r'lsl,ing around u lou "
hay that was urrrt, Railing ~ hans
nd crying - though hc could nj b.
esmiottsd Ths kind hearted man
told him not - cry, nnJ hid help him
II his baj al right 1'hc BOZ saiil he
didn't eare darn IN tho hay, daa Il
sades H.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-06

The hoard a. supervisors after FUR
weeks labor have finished tho job tin,
such mon M ought ~ hnld their "iliers
could have done III iva da,s--sc,.lra
With ex.Trca-urcr Moon. The dill.
renee will, which NJ Grillin applied
himself h make Mr. Neon appear ~
! defaul,cr III spite II tho f,rts aud
1gnrcs constantly caafrpn'lns him with
: different conclusion deserved - lave
been applet III .eart Ling his W. -.
corl, l|a, altar t',ls ues, lalurcd ahsl
pn.srsctcl ollurt cnuliael Will, 4 resort
% villainnn- ina.alact. aul IN III,
face III d warfare conducted liz ,lema.
gnva~ hyraeritcs ana s'unn,ltrls III
u grace thc Tml, VII Nom hus eemt
cut w,thnn, :, mnsh IN tile hen, q rain
nent contaminated l,y lhvir filthy tpuel
and with tho county owing him "ycl
$1,000, fur Which II issued its warrants
In hiI favor. liz Ii tho only count,
treasurer If this count, that ever laie
csllcr ~ pies warrants AMI snlleret
Nj. own to 10 unrail Win, rnll,rmll
> supervisor who hus salI hls va,c u
Chr hoard FRI Irice, u,,c nha II. uuHri
Ian Ut tho 9 mt, interests has procure,
tho sehonl lanlr |, hc appraised ~ leaH
than half th.ir ,alac. mil then ,csls'.
ed hin otliee IL hny tom In liz uu,
name, nns' laass ir county uflit,
whose rpretsl Ii I'LL unt il.uIisif. " la
pity aurl pl6ni.,4i Anra y, silrer luus
fell when fnul Il man would afraisl
him Ut the lar u public opinion anil !,
In judgment On ais nihrial nets.