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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
NEW PHOTOGRAPHS !
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IAhEl 81
ri IA. III o 4 Il Il u n,
Lately from Tahiti,
OtAN BE OBTAINED AT THE STORE
~ Of the uzdersigned. Among then are these;
Yisz of the City and HsTboF o. H0u0lulu. taken
- froa PusshbSsl-u14asstioasb ths- 61sst
picture Of Hosoluia exf2zt-
TisG Of Port and Harbor q PaPssts.
View n Eoslsa. 0sha-
Mo1Ut.is sesssry N KOols1, Oahz-
PSiEs Tensg, Tahiti
Azstraliaa Steamer Al Wharf II HosoluIu.
Diamond Head, HonsIalg.
NcEsague'E suzzT Piautzfiou, Ko0laa-
Tszarind asd Coeoz1ut Trees.
Nap sf Tahifi sad Nsorss-
Tbese ara az TsFy fneiy tsksn. and e1n Be had
zouutsd ~ uEnoznted- Fer Sale by
ssEzm HM. WHITNEY.
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Hlrt E-.-Paiu.iuE = eAareh s,seple.
Coed Beers lo' tsA-aasers-He--iag's ssfe-
barae-s ~ thas oai5-ssA5ed 0s7 dye easy
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I,Arms o. AaSVn4srfa1sr.
i'iS;: S:.,....; s...;is. 81. !. la.Lsa.s---

- Ru.iness Caris ~hsa rrspaid ~ 80 Ftaf. tie
aiewei d-ccant ss tAese rsta uhleh ~ t1nalsa4
Advertisements. ~bsa rait o ehafssd quartsrit.
. Nh-Au frclfa ssysffissmeats nust ~ acccnran'ra
VITA ne rsy uheu uficfc o. rcse W - flacr -
ronaiisaaces svertlssusni. sahssIrtus 49, D. uas
rcstsre stsuars srtaiu
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1915.
the COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL AND NEWS AGENCY
AMERICAN, KNeLIsH AND AUSTRALIAN
PUBLICATIONS
PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
AMERICAN NEwsPAPERs

, Fils. made up at ,hort no,eo for whaisueu rA,es
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wAILUKU PLANTATION.

NTKw CROP NOW COMING IN. FOR SALE
~ in quantities 10 suit purchasers. by
Sl6-Sm c. BREWER a CO., Agents.
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MAKEE PLANTATION.

New Crop OF Sugar n Molnsses
NJ 0w COMING IN. AND FOR SALE IN GUAM
~ Titles 20 ,7ait purchasers BY
sl6-Sm c. BRKWER a CO.. Arsnls.
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CALIFORNIA PERIODICALS
RELIGIOUs PAPERS

n. y. Independent Cougres4fiuBa organ. ....... a
Christian aion, II W heesher's paper
IaieAs, AdfAnee Coas sFesatonAl. -
Bosfsa ConEre-afioualist e. ..... . ........... Z
y. Y. Observer, rrostyterian.... o.. .......... .
y \. krangest Presby teriaa.-..... ..-..-..... 40
y Y Tablet, Caiholic ...-....----
urstnu lifur Crfhn7fr :
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LLUsTRATEp PAPERs
JUVENILE PERIODICALS

ST. Nicholas, m0uthiy ...................
Y0utA's Conpaniou. weekly .....-......
Little CorpurAl. weekly - - - -. -.
Alrsery, mohthy
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DIR, J. COILS BROWNIES
Q CHhoRoD YIN Il
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE


TUE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
Il the unfoandei statements frequently made. 'thAt
the composition VI CRLoRenNNE is known to Chem
ists and the Medical profession. The fac; is. Chlo-
ro4yne discovered and invented by Dr.J. col
LIS BROWNS lex Array Medical staff. and so
named BY hi. and Il has bAed all aitempts at anal
ysis BY the 6rst Chemists vf the day. The method
sad secret OF the preparation have beea pub
lishei Il is obvious therefore, that anything sold
uujer the name, save Or. J. CoLLiS BROWNIES
CHL0RODINE. IS spurious imitation.
CAUTION. N.-Vice- Chauce,lor Sir W. P. Weed stated
tia, Dr.. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
RENEpIAL USES AND ACTION.
Tai. iavslaAble rsay produces quiet revshius slesr,
reevcs sn oans TIE system, rcsiors thc deraugcd fuu
tas An1 stimulates healthy action Il the sereons q the
bs, Withoat s,ns say 4 se unpleasant results at
honrs whsu TcQuisite Thcasaad persus tes-
tC to is marvellous 1 ELECTS and wonderful cures while
s sS l ss ia n ne ts, si5 nd ss,ab b!.. \. n
iSsy, piaErhA, cies cesshs AsshnA RheuaaAssm, Nea
rAlsis. WhoY5ng C'uga, Cramp IysteriA &c.
ENTRACTs FRoM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
ne Right Hoa Earl Russell eoa,unsatca to the Coese
q rhyaus. and J. r paveuPs that be had received
fsiin to TIE % that the oNrI remedy cfsHy seSve 10
ChClsra vas CHLoRonNNE-See Lasosi De- 81, lSe4
Dr. Lowe Nciiol NissiousTy IN India rePrt. pee 1855
iAS ls sssry sysry ssss q Cer1 IA weieh Dr. coLLIS
E1trssi frOz Ruliaa T,s Jaa Il lse-" Chlorsyns 4,
eozrse IL sinSulAry popular dii il not
'suFYiy want and ku piscc'"
EItT.ct fro the Geaersl Rsri oi Health Londou
its Cosra strcaEiy cuaviuced q the
immense vAze q this rcusy, that hreibly
urCe the necessity u a30ptiug it in all eases-"
cAUT10N.-Nezs genuine without the words Dr.. J.
CoLLlS BROWN X the Guvernmsut Stamp 0verWheiu-
irg ulelacal tesgiuacuy sF1Eies cseh bottle
sole MAnaf.ctErrr. 1T. DAVENPORT,
.r- S,Grs.i Russsl s.. BloOnasegIy. London.
Sij ia Rotiies A. l.. ltsi = a. and L. a.
ASeuts in Ns~ Tork, W IL SeHrFFKIIS A CO. and J. c
WINS. 5l-em
A. p. EVERETT,
Forwarding aud Commission Merchant,
4o5 FrOat Street corner OT Clay,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Particular Stseatton pad CoaSiSnuentS Of Island
PT,siocs- SqI ly
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PLANTATIONS.
Pioneer Hill, Lahaina.

CAMPBELL n TURToN, ProPrietors.
~ crOP Of SsEsr ef superior Qnalisy. nov coming
IN and for sale in quantities TO suit BY
sls-sm II. HACKFKLn A co. |
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THURSDAY, Feb. Is, 1875.
M. cnARLEs FnANcIs ApAMs, JR., la:

Mr., CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR,, has
IL happy kRaSk for working up statistics
that make his lecture on railroads as in
tcresting as it i instructive, He shQws
concIusiyeIy by the official tables that II
person travelled as d passenger on Mas
sachusetts railroads eight hundred miles
day every day Of his life, he would, by
a doctrine Of chances, be seventy years
old before he would rcceive an injury in
a railroad accident. French statistics
showed that stage-coach travelling was at
least fifty times rs dangerous as travelling
by rail. The danger Of being murdered
in Massachusetts was greater by far than
that Of being kilIeaih railroad accident,
In 1878 tho railroads carried 100000
passengers Without killing one; in the
same year IN Boston alone Ave persons
were. killed by tumbIing down stairs,
seven by falling out Of windows, In iaGt
Mr., Adams figures seem to prove thal
there isISt q much safer placa bftefuge
in the world than Massachusetts, rail
way car. We know Of many, however
that are cheaper and more comfortable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-18

lIOLLiDAY.--On Wednesday morning. FobrHa.
n II, 1915, nj four O'Clock, IVA HOLIDAY, As4l
IL years
funetal Oh FriiAy afternoon al O'riOCk, from
tho residence Of her mother, No. ~ Thirteenth
street. 1n,ermOnt Al Nj. wml.
pASSkh AVIATION Wednesday, February nth,
1873, 4. KIM tiOnSbROoK, oldest am Of fhDinai
and Tflplpha llornbnOk, In The SD year Of Ma aga
FuneFnl hollCe henattaf,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lauohlin's Infant cordlal.

Thu rhilsCurC when lOehlng-,O relieve tnilain
nNtOn u the thinis, ID Ailay HhCtAhCSS, u Unle
Collie lalhe to ptOln1te Sleep IN CUfG Summer tOm
pplAlhl This we consider ono NJ tho must valuable
rphiUtliCs 10 In kept In the family when tho chill
drgp ara Quitting thGlt teeth. Va arc SClIing thOd
Stth Qt uOtueS, and have 10 hear tho hfSt perSOt
SAy II u not all We trtnmnienl Il 10 Ia.
MIrtteRA, have you a jkkiy, iepihiRO hfbs tia
fuHSs the HOURS ut MOTT (WhBr yuu m long IN
rtRi) into one LOS1, WEARY bAHffAE 81 wORRi
MEST and CAREe Crt-CrV- Cry-all day and al
night lJt,sH II yUil have, kteA 10 torSoR, IL ton
yinctOl, hesitate nh Ionger-a PRIV dfhrS n ISF4S1
Combat Ani your ehih WILL In PAUtPiHD, And
ewEEf, RRPRESllISu sLEEp will lake Tie hlare d
wAkEPtl. sfFfkRiSU. TrUctiTe Al OtcC lOllle
Boil ~ al UFtHBislA anil
lAUHliiIN BROS. 4 CO., rruptletOn,
Wheeling, ". Va
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le4tlya kingWhat are yondriving atg'
'Whyao Won want the iiiormatioR p
The SPEAKER vas then informed that he
vas 4 lking % ! duly appointed comma;
Hionet d tie fseaisg 1slsgapb who WA
delegated TO obtain ne sentiments q tha
PrddlsFS 70 he end, II possible, q bring.
Ing about a iettlemenk "0h, It's the Iele.
graph is it" he replied. "Nice letters they
were that were published in that sheet
against us honest puddlers, who have to
work SO hard for our daily bread, when
We do work. What are you pOking your
nose into our business iOrg Lam no friend
Of the Itlegapk and It Is no friend Of the
puddIers."
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. MARRIED.

liUNSUCK Etl-SiPE.-O Wednesday evening,
February ~ 1915 At thu residence Of NJ. hobart
4 Efew, ~ 20 ICY. !. n IhcIllTI9I' hr. JonS
ERAilSl SiPH, Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-18
ANoFuER KNowlNo TELLow,

Puddlsr-I know the party who wrote
thOse letters, You had better go and
talk to your friends, the manufacturers,
Reporter-Please permit me to say a
word, You are wrongly impressed re-
garding tue position Of the Telegraph. 1t
has and is still willing to give both sides
OF the question, but It viii uphold the
right and denounee the wrong, Besides,
il Is not responsible for the views OF its
correspondents expressed in its columns.
But 70 the question first pFopOunded,
what ....
PudlIer-You needn't interview me, so
put back your note book and not trouble
a fellow. a.p5
RepOrter-Just ono question more and
! am done. Why don't the Union pro-
pose some mode Of settlement, that the
manufacturers would aGcSde TOT
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They are men Of no stamina, no real
bnck bone, and don't know but What
would recommend stealing before adher'
Ing to such starving rates. Tho aristoc-
rACy want to ride over us Us they do II
Ireland 10 create u dividing limo b.
tween AristOCraGy and pauperiSm. ICON
slider myself an equal to any man living
and will not allow any man to tyranizt
over me. You ask why tho pnddlers did
not save their money when making good
wages Why had We any more right t
save our earnings than our employers
tho arRlOCrnts Of tho nation. Look al
their fine mansions, velvet carpets, and
all the Injuries Of this earth contained
therein. Then glanco upon tho Other
side for u moment what 10 you Sep there
IA rtry simple, plain house, but | car
tell yon they arc happy IL those homes
We have ban tho means Of making mil.
liOnaircs out Of tho manufacturers, and
this Is tho way they teturn tho favor.
MANUFACTURERS WEALTHY,
Yes sir, by my own individual labor
have madG my employer wealthy, and
have come to the conclusion not to return
to work until my price IL paid. It Is all
fudge about tho manufactures making
no money should We resume work at OIiF
price. No sir, ldonL believe II, because
| know very well 10 tho contrary, and |
always know whereof I speak. They
want 10 trample OIL Us, and have hereto.
fore endeavOrCd TO make slaves out oi
liz, but they now find II Is no go.
WHAT wOtLD M AGREED UpON.
The old rates we we're receiving wore
starvation rates, and Of course their prop
OsitiOn was too low for acceptance, but
wo would agree to Il liberal reduction.
My candid opinion Of the situation Is,
that II the manufacturers would exhibit
n disposition to do little better on the
figures proposed In their present offer, 80
as 10 secure n conference Of the opposing
parties, that the disagreement would bG
settled by tho Mon returning to work,
nor AT LIBERTY TO SAY.
Iseportet-Am to infer from your re-.
marks that should tho manufacturers of
fer five dollars on q u scale, ia have
already received an inkling that such Ia
the caSe, that the pnddlsrs would accept?
puddler-Not exactly; | am not al lib
erty to say.
RepOrter.-Indeed the present aspect Of
affairs Ia very gloomy, and the puddlerS
are throwing away golden opportunity
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After leaving the house, another we'll
known and intelligent puddlCr was en-
eounIerCd at the next corner, who, after
being Intercepted upon the subject, re.
piled in substance a. follows lie said,
"0ur Union intends holding out all sum.
mer, II necessary, and every puddlcr will
60 heart and sOnl with them, with tho OK.
Ception Of tho two or three weakened
hypOcrites-"black sheep, Whom We
have amongst liz. Every organization
has rebels among its ranks, and you can
not expect the Union 10 10 free from them,
As regards the unprincipled OnGs, they
can resume work at any time and no ont
will mUlcst them IN the least,
uprn.tAIpNna srEA ItNn TNgrI 4 II oE wOnIt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-18

80 caScS Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches,
barrels GarrettG SnuaS.
% boxes CARROTS Packs
1000 pounds Dutch MRddeT Phmi.
600 g Indigo Spanish Float.
% barrels CHIP LOGwoOd,
- Chip TIiltlc.
90 pounds Chlorolorm.
" Bromide Potassium.
Is CalOmel
% Iodlde Potash.
$50 Fluid Extracts, TildOn'S.
60 Solid Extracts, do
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Pill.
% dozen EtIora,
Al LAUGHLIN BROS. d COS
Is dozen BAKERS Cod Liver oil.
Is Halls Lung .Balam.
Is Jayne'S EIpectoFant.
70 Ayers Cherry PeCtoFal
1000 Essences Cinnamon, &c.
tQQ BatenAn Drops.
800 l0direy's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger,
AZ LAUGHLIN BROS. d COS
1900 pounds GnIn Pepper Singapore.
800 Cloves.
800 Albpic0.
900 Nutmeg UOVernmOnt,
Egg Cream 1HftaF, pure and choke.
oO0 Mustard In cans and In bulk
o0 Ground Ginger, East India 4 Jlmla
Coxs d0laune,. Arrow Root, Taploca and SAgo
oG9 AtLAUGHLIN BROS, 4 COS
100 ounces QulnlnO, powors 4 WCIVhtmRpt
50 BulphAte Morphia
90 Nitrate Silver. 3t.l.s
90 StTyehp!a.
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THE CORRECT ANsWIR

Puddler-Just because We arc too lazy
to work, Now will that satisfy your
Reporter-Ah, indeed. You are IN
clined to be very brief and TO the point,
That Wilde.
Seeing that any further Interviewing
would Be useless in that quarter our re.
porter Withdrew and wendell his way to
the residence Of the secretary Of the Biz
mingham forge, and feeling that such q
tsSSnae S@Ra Be- an @goF'a ra one
T was caIIed upon, but the mistress Of tho
house stated that he was absent Ut u meet
ing holding in Pittsburgh, Before dc
parting, however, the lady in question
expressed her Vows in regard to tho Seq
retary's opinion, concerning the letters In
tho Telegraph. lie had denounced them
rs iabricatlOns, she said, and added, tho
originators Of them arO being lerrsted out.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Harry REtiRg VoR YouSo MIN from The eti,cts
Oi EfrUta and AbnAa1 In tAtiy litA MaNhoSi ~
STONED, lmTediment 10 Marriage removed New
method Of Treatment. New anil remarkable rome.
9ig4; Hco1 and C l ~. Ire y sGalsl en-.
NJ Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Th,-an Institution
hAvlhg Nth reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. janiS]iAW
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State II Connecticut, County Of Hartford, SIS:
|, Th0maSJ. GIN, Notary PubliciR and Tor aid
County and State, do earthly that 4. u ElldGmpOT-
ailally known 10 mo TO DO the peES9n who SggOl
The otegOing statement, and President Of tho ELna
sonally appeared beiFu no In NY County Aforesaid
and male oath In duo iOrIn Of law, tat ihV Rl0rO
said statement b CORRECT and true. '.'"
lntGstlrl0nybi al which, have heTeuntO aiIiE Rl
my Official signature and tbs Seal Of my said office,
this 00th day Of January, 1875. II.
lSghCll j.. TIL. GILL, Notary Pablle
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Insurance in the State of ". Va.

..l....s. AsSElhi li,I %
FuuHh--TLO As.els u the CemFaIy an: ,I
Flnt-ThO amount u Cash on hand r.rr
pSSssRlis' ,al,7OO Il
SCcpnl itRl ,Estalp pnlncuus
bpTeu llj,lN2 ~
Thlnl-ThG Bonds and Stocks owned
D. by The Company (descFibed In S0he-
s$$ss !ss%psssgS sss.s.snS e,,as,eed %
FOlRth-Tho debts duo the Company,
secured by mortgage o. OthoiWlie, Ni''
(lOlCriled In Schedule u ROcpmpa-
hylng StAlemGntl amount tO,.,,,,,,, 7,O0j,232 ~
fof prsaliu@S anSSut tS.,,"".,''..., G7,tag 1t
sIxIh-All other securities alOuRLtO 6,tGl,919 "
Total Ausl..,........,.,. ILL. .se6Is55TSa 60
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r- IIkBfLITI4 .l, imH
FVfh-ThS amount Of Liabilities due a "a
owing 70 Ranks " OthAr CroditDH By
y: Sff$SSs NJ: ss NJ ": q
,,,,.,,...., S6OOCS W
EighiA-Thv losses unall uStel RFD.,"r., R0,0OS 70
NiNihLThO lOulOs IN suspense Waiting
for further proof, Northumberland. None,
TdHh-All other claims against the Cons u
(any re',",',"''''".'r'',,",rv 2SV,Tl "
Total LIabIlltIea..,,.,.,.,ia.,..., ,STS1, 9sS Of
EtslrHih-!lhe grUntGst amount lnsuTed ar
In any ono risk $4,000 "
The foregoing statement Of Tho condition Of The
RtAa Lie InSUTanCO Company 4 CORRECT and true.
lsIglsll 1s 7, y. ENDERS, PTesidOnt,
-, Secretary,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31
E The Baltimore tobacco commi

EE The Baltimore tobacco commits
sion houses have adopted i.new depart
ure' inregard to accepting drafts by
western buyers. A circular issued Aug
90, and signed by LAMPINe & Co, GEIsKE
& NIEMANN, Hook & Co. and WILKINS &
BEALL, announces that they shave con-
eluded, and hereby consider. themselves in
honor bound, not to make any early ad-
vances in any shape or form, but to ac-
commodate buyers as in former years, by
the middle of March, 50 as to provide for
the usual April payments, and no sooner,
except Of course against Tobacco already
in the market"
They claim that their object is to check
unhealthy competition in purchasing, and
that buyers being thrown upon their own
resources will buy with more caution and
at safer prices.
The effect of this refusal to make ad
vances will beto keep the weaker buyers
out of the market, or at least to confne
their operations to small transactions =
But as there are, in Ohio at least, dealers
of ample means to take the entire crop
without asking accommodations from
Baltimore, the effect on prices will be in
considerable. 1t has been by this class,
and not by those using Eastern money,
that the sharpest composition has hereto
fore been brought about
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31
rWe find the following in the edito

+ Wefnd the following in the edito
rial columns OF the New York Sun, pa.
per which takes side with the contraction.
lists. The lines which we itaiicise express
an absolutely conclusive reply to all the
claptrap about money being so cheap
and so plenty in the cities:
"It may, perhaps. be useful to notice
the suhjoined letter:
"'SIR: As the Sun shines for all, 1
would like some shining from it in the
shape of 81 900 cash.
"'Yon speak of the money that is lying
idle in New York City. Can you put me
on the track where | can get the above
sum with real estate worth four times the
amount as security MI. ).
"'Essex, Page Co, Iowa, Aug IL
We cannot do anything to help our
correspondent. He should know that
there never has been time, even in the
greatest activity and prosperity, when
people in New York would be ready to
lend money on Iowa land and now, when
business is dead and confidence destroy
ed. they are less ready than ever. The
man who has United States bonds to
pawn, or first-rate bonds or stocks of any
other sort, can borrow money here at a
very low rate OF interest,provided he will
agree to return it the day it is called for :;
but it never tcas more difficult than no,o
to borro,c on long terms or on security
that cannot Instantly be sold and its north
realized"
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r ~
~The Cincinnati Commercial keeps
standingin conspicuous type and display
lines, changed from day to day. es the
premium on gold varies, the following ::
"The greenback dollar, at the close of bu-
siness yesterday. was worth 81 10 cents,
or IL 10 cents less than gold dollar"
1t cannot be denied that this is ''big
thing" and no doubt looks very ugly to
the ''rag money repudiationists." But
we suggest that it would look more like
the whole ruth if the "blackbacks' were
included with the "greenbacks." Ii
would moreover indicate that the Com
merctol is as willing to decry the credit
of the National Banks as it is to decry
the credit of the National Government.
Or, if the whole truth would not inter-
fere with the Commercials object, why
not add in another line: "The silver dol.
lar. at the close Of business yesterday,
was worth 94f cents, or ST cents less than
gold dollar"
Then, to be candid, the Commercial
should divide its denunciations between
paper and silver money in the proportion
of l21 10 to the former, and 81 to the
latter. .
Its present form Of presenting the
matter seems to partake rather more OF
partisan rancor than of zeal for the public
welfare.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31
of1nteres, 10 BondnoIders,

New YORK. Aug. "a The Secretary
Of the Treasury, according to a Wash :
ington special to the Herman News
Agency of this city, has rendered the
following decision in reference to the 8.
2os Of 1865, May and November, and
5.20s Of 1865, January and July, The
books and records Of the Department
show that the 5 20s of 1865, May and
Novem Der, known as the old Cos, were
the first of these two loans issued. the
Gate Of issue being October 81, 1865,
while consols Of 1865. 5.January and July,
known as the new Cos, although the
bonds bear on their face the date of Ju-
ly l, 1865, were not issued until October,
1866; therefore it follows that the 5 20s,
1865, May and November, known as the
old '65s, being the first issued under the
law, must be the first called. The date
given ON the face of the bond is not to
be takenoas the date Of the issue, but the
fact as established by the records Of the
Department in application of the law.