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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. March 10 Nooa.-Siocks hdm.
Money, 500 ner cent. rxchange-LOne. foOA;
shor; 4S3 state bonds Gull, except tennessee,
which are acuye. Governments quiet and hrn
Erening.-Money, 2d5 per cent. EXchange,
4sOb Governments quiet; new 0's, lOls; ne"
4%'s,IIlS; new As. lI3is. stetes inactive.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK, March lp.-The weekly statement OF
the associated banks shows the following changes ::
Ioaus increase, 1924, 400: specie Increase,
"a 6sa 600: legal tender, decrease. S225.400 de-
posts increase, 50 262 500: circulation increase.
1905 900; reserve increase l,S92.9pO. The banks
now hold s2,3l0,3O0 IN excess 81 legal require
Iucnts. ...l,,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March l9.-Virginia 6's, DEFERRED
IL: cOnsos, SlR. Bid 10 day.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

BOOKS
on
The Bank OF Commerce.
The state Bank Of viIginia,
The Ciiy Bank OF Riebmoud,
The ttifzens Bank of Richmond,
The Merchants National Bank,
The National Bank OF Virginia,
The RiehmJud Banking aud Insurance Company
PlanteTs.Naiionai Batk,
The flint Naiional Bank,
The Union Bank of Richmond. on,
NEGOTIABLE NOTES. DRAFTS, BILLS W
and o;Eer BLANKS got up III 'ss
mails WOODH0UsE & PARBAM.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old .sEeFh
4 Dominion Steamship Companys .Sskk6eb
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
win sail TUESDAY, March 22d. At O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock 4. W.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. ; IL steerSge, S6 and So.
Through bills OF lading signed and g0Ous FOR
wared with dispatch to all points nOrth SOUTH east
and west; also. TO foreign ports.
For freight apply 20
q. W. ALLEN 3 Co, Agents,
NH 2O-2t COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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Great Fire In Newburyporf.

NEwBURYPORT, Mass, March l9.-The
greatest fire known here in seventy years
occurred last night. The buildings burned
were valued at 100000.
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I'InIIr.

Flour-Iitile better feeling. We quote: Fine
s3Hs3.5O: extra, $3.50; suuerfne, $4,000 $40
family, *7.5Oass; Stanton Inspection, eXtrS
$500.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATrRnAY. MaIch- In 1871


SALEs.-lO shares Atlanta and Charlotte stoes NJ
57s, 10 do at 57f, 10 do. at 57a 10 90. at 57f 10
DO. at BIZ. 10 do. at 81. ) do. at 574; LOCO Vir-
sna consols at sI!i; 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia
ind Augusta siock at 39ls; 10 shares Ri,hmond and
DanvIIle stock al s7h; 10 shares National Bank of
sfo a.
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CHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,
- CONNECTING AT WAYNEsBORo'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

TRAINS NOW RUNNING FROM WAYNEs-
BORD TO SHENANDOAH lRDN-WORks.
COMMENCING December 2, 1880:
Leave Waynesboro' for
shenandoah IRON
Works................. 9:2O \. NJ. and $40 L VI.
Leave Shenandoah
IrOn-W Orks iOr
WaynesbOrO'. ..u.... $40 \. VI. and l2:2O l.. We
Arrive at Shenandoah
Iron-WOrks a.. .lli0 \. VI. and eco u. u.
Arrive al Wayncs-
bOro' at............... $40 4. VI. and 240 z. NJ.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, super iniendent,
iiageTstOwn. " =;
WM. g. MACDOWEi.L, Gen. Agent,
Philadelphia, Pa;
CHARLES 4. HATCH,
General Freight and Pass. Agent.
de II Ha2erslO"n, Nd.
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VensiOr Verified.


FORT SCOTT, KAN, March ia storm
from the northwest set IN yesterday aiter-
noon. Snow has fallen to the depth OF
twelve inches and still falling.
ONE OF The FIEECEsT OF THE SEASON.
CHICAGO. March Done OF the fercest
storms OF the season began about daybreak.
At first rain fell, but II quickly turned TO
snow, accompanied by = furious gale. In a
few hours the streets were rendered almost
as impossible as at any time during the win
ter. The storm IS not very severe n the
north, but il extended west a. far u Oma'
ha, south to st. Louis and Kansas City, and
east to the crest line.
TIE STORMS N WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, March l9.-The storm
to-day is the worst Of the entire season. y
very high wind prevails and snow Is very
heavy. All the railroad trains are block
AIDED. the strcet-car lines stopped, and bu'l-
ness is generally suspended.
MADISON, WIS. March ia severe
storm, with a brisk northeast wind, set IN
this morning. The snow is drifting badly.
No snow is reported north ii here, but the
storm extends pretty generally through tie
southern portion Of the safe.
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RAILROAD. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAXING EFFECT AUGUST le, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 z. ". leave Richmond daily except Sum
day) connecting At West Point on
TUESDAY, THURS DAY, and SAT-
UsDAI with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Bati.
In0ge.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 4. Nj leave Richmond daily except sun
lOl5 A. N. daJ), connecting at Vest Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY, DsksDAY,
THURsDAY, and SATURDAY:
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; With steamers for proyi.
dence and Boston on TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
IO:OO A., a. Arrive al Richmond daily except
sunday connecting ~ West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ard SAT.
URDAY with steamers from Bairs
more.
THROUGH YaEIGHT TRAINS.
2;5Op..N.l Arrive At Richmoaa daily except
6:S5 j.. W. Sunday, connect:ls at West Point
with steamers FROM Baltimore, New
York. Providence. aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight 81 RicozoEo 10 Or from
southsrn pcsLts. Cara run through between Auanh
and " 8st Paint.
Careful banding and dispatch, With iowes' rates.
guaranteed.
tssce,t 90 oil n0rthsra and wes s.sI points.
For IN tOrmati0n, apply AZ cSsce OF the company
Twenty third aud DO@k Streets Richmond, Va
anls IL DOUGLAS. snperinisndenb
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, March ~, 1881.

SALES
WUFAT.-Lancasfer, so bushels very good nj
40 bushels good al Sl26. Mixed
80 bushels very good al Sl2J. Fuil. 90 bushels
very good AT 1925; 40 bushels fair al II y; lG2
bushels common a. Sl.O1 80.
CORN.-Whue II bushels prime at J9c.; l,7O6
bushels very good at jsc. Mixed 49O bushels very
good al JSc.
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FINANCIAL.

DAVENPORT d CO.,
STOCK. BROKERS,
1I13 MAIN STREET,
offer for sale the following DESIRABLE SECCGl-
TIES, which they recommend To investors ::
CITY OF RICHMOND s PER CENT. BONDS
CITY OF RE HMOND o PER CENT. BONDS,
CITY OF RICHMOND s PER CENT. BONDS,.
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAiLROAb7
PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
ATLANTA ANDCHARLOTTE AIRLINE RAIL.
ROAD PER CENT. BONDS.
Other BONDS and STOCKS bought and sold on
commission, aud liberal advances made on securities
in hand for sale. NH 2O-l2t
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NLn DOMINION STEAMSHIP I'm
" COMPANY. -xHkex1
FOR s,sW YORK


rais osnpSny VIII dispslcn 1ne OF teeit sp.enc1t
. DOMINION. MYAEAdE, MAN.
~ .1fTAE, and RICHhONll-- every TUESDAY,
Fi.iDkI, ara All NDAS a. high wates-
Shius gOig nOrtn ksnd al Pier II, North riyai
sot or i;easo street. ships comns south sail fre
per an HOr.h river, foot OF ChriSsspher street
They are ss,sssnd saloons, sca,o-Soons. and bs1s
roCpis -
Yresats Cor poiass oeyond New York forvaxts
with dispatch, and no C. srgs made except actual o.
grs,yht received until oNelock r. NJ. dail3.
va. further Information apply 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., Agan1,
wylS once co9nzpys wharves. socsetA
DHILADEL RICH. <DgE4k
III MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-sss&249
SHIP LINE.-FQR pHlLADELrHiA, FALL
RIVER AND TIE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TlMEo A WEEK.-Upul further no
tise the steamers OF thir 'ine will make tri-seekr
trips, leaving Phlsdeph,- every TUESDAY;
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
Meeting At Philadelphia With Clyaes 'sw EnSiapt
l SSL 81 'EIiMESFREeUgSr DE, .srunKs-
Freight received daily nltii 5 O'Clock p. ~.
JAMES w. NcCARElCk.
General sou. -ern Agent, Riehmends Va
WILLIAM r CLYDE Cos:
| General aansseH
a0as ~. - sOash whsEys., ipiiAaslpaa.
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Washington

THE SENATE E0RGANIzArION--THE TWO PAR
TIES RESTING on THEIR ARMs-THH YORK
TOWN BoOM-THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRI-
CII1IfRF
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InebOIi In Flames.

LONDON, March 19.-The town OF Ineboli,
on the Black sea, in Anotoa, has been
nearly destroyed by fire. Three hundred
and fifteen houses, including the custom
house and foreign eOn>uaes, were burned.
The hnnseless inhabitants are destitute.
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COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE. March 19.-Virginia 6's, def
Is; cOns0ls, sl&. Bid 10 day.
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DANVILLE.

RAILROAD MATTERS; TWO ITEMS sTOvALL vs..
CiRELL; CABELLs POISTs-PERSONALS-A
NUMBER Or NEWS ITEMS IN SHORT PARA
GRAPHS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01
- WA8Is0 4oo1
INTRODUCTORY ARITHMETIC
Nv LYDIA NASH.

This little Book takes learner through Long DiviS
lou II also Itself especially useful 20 the
TEACHERS Of the Primary Department. In thoss
public schools which do not put Primary Arithmetic
into the hands OF their pupils
Apply 10 ths anthor IS Broad street. Elizabeth n
Price Is centS No extra charge for mailing
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

WE have often spoken of the conven-
fence and value of small tool-house,
which should be found upoh the prem
ises of every farmer, in which, on rainy
DAYS or whenever there may be day
or q part of day when there is nothing
particular on hand to 60 at, implements
and machinery out of repair might be
mended and made ready for use. Or,
in the event of anything happening
when in operation, and at times, too.
when the work is hurrying. which would
cause delay, we can always have at
hand the necessary tools to mend 1t inn
mediatelv and go on with the work
without much delay, and thus accom-
plish what there is to do in the speci-
fed time. We have often heard a
farmer say that he fully expected to
have done q certain field or blowing or
moving, etc., if it had not been for that
stone, stump or root breaking some
portion of the machinery, to repair
which he had to send two miles off,
when it ought to have been done by
himself on his own premises in half an
hour or so. That very implement had
shown weakness the preceding autumn,
but having no little dollhouse or work.
shop Of his own, and the few necessary
tools, it was put off altogether. and now
in the midst of the season, when others
depend on his finishing the particular
piece of work to go on with getting in
the crop, the very thing happens that he
was afraid several months before would
happen, and which he fully Intended
should be prepared for him in time for
the seasons work. A shop and tools
would have saved all this, and as much
money as would about have supplied
the tool. Sometimes very small things
effect valuable purposes which have a
great deal TO do in carrying on
Systematically and at the right time the
indispensable operations of the farm.
Exchange.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

The conversation in q Nevada bar
room turned on comets, and q man as
serted that an enormous comet was then
visible. All said this was nonsense, and
one offered to bet $50 that no such thing
could be seen. The wager was made.
The first man had prepared a gorgeous
comet of polished metal and suspended
it in an effective position outside the
window before leading the discussion up
to the desired point. The swindle was
not successful, however, and the crest
fallen operator, when he claimed that it
was all a joke and asked for his money
back, got sound whipping.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

AMONG the safe remedies for insect
infestation. TO which all plants are iia-
Bile, it has recently been ascertained
that horax is most eflicacious. 1t should
be lightly sprinkled on the under sur
faces OF the leaves. A little on the soil,
will be beneficial. In several cases
plants have seemed to be stimulated
when small quantities have been APP
piled to the roots, by dissolving it in
water held by the crock-saueers. But.
for the toilette of plants and babes and
bellies alike. use real borax; be suspi-
cious of calcited, limy adulteration when
purchased at low prices from grocers'
stock. Foote's Health lNOnthiy for
December.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01
ISt. Louis Western watchman.l
Music Hath Chnruss, Etc.

One OF the great manufacturing interests
OF Boston, is the Emerson Piano Company,
whose pianos are used with high appreciation
and satisfaction throughout the world. In
recent conversation with Mr.. Jos. Gramer,
one OF the proprletors, that gentleman re-
marked: have used that splendid remedy,
St. Jacobs Oil, in my family, and found it to
be so very beneficial that will never be with
out it 1t has cured me OF a severe case Of
rheumatism, after other remedies had failed
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

Late Member of Congress from Pa, says OF
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy: 81 TOOK three
doses and INV rheumat SIN was gone. My
brother, of Bedford, Pa, was cured by a
similar quantity. / recommend it ON all
occasions. IL never fails" Sold b. every
reliable Druggist
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

columns, are sure cure for ague, bfliousness
and kidney complaints. Those who use them
say they cannot be too highly recommended.
Those afflicted should give them fair
trial. and will become thereby enthusiastic
in the rraise Of their curative qualities
Portland Argas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

DR. MossO, Of Turin, has invented a ma
chine which measures thought II Is called
the plothysmograph One of the machines
was applied to New York Society mana
one-barreed eye-lass youth who parts his
mar In the middle-and the sensitive register
odnt Indicate anything. 1t persistent.y re-
manned at zero
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01
milwaukee Evening Wisconsin,
A strong Couaueror.

According to an Illinois exchange, our days
OF rheumatism are well-nigh numbered. St.
Jacobs Oil enters rheumatic territory and
eonquers every subject. That's right We
believe in it.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

THERE were no umbrellas used during tho
reign OF King Solomon
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

REMEMBER the poor, and il possible do
something to make them remember yOu.-N.
D. I'ieayane
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

The Frazer Axle Grease is the best and
only Genuine. We know il.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01

Use ReddiHg's Russia Salve in the house, and
use Redding's Russia Salve in the stable
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-11
4sa-ag x '
Coal for Dakota.

The Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul railroad are going to make Il
novel and important experiment.
beginning August 10. They will sup
ply with coal all the territory west
Of the north and south line, drawn
through Calmar and st. Paul. The
company will send out twenty ear
loads day, making $50 tons Of soft
coal, which will DC piled III in sheds
which have been prepared for the
purpose, and which will hold three
months supply. No coal Is to be
taken out Of these sheds until Dee.
Is. Fuel IL TO be obtained up to that
time from the ears. In this way a
supply will hc accumulated that will
last beyond any possible blockade.
The coal will be furnished by the
company to its agents, and hy them
sold al wholesale and retail, 1T lower
prices than coal has over before
been obtained in that par. Of the
country. where In former years 50
and So have been paid, coal can be
had this year at "a and si.5a. The
purpose OF this new move in railroad
matters is to protect the settlers and
stimulate the developmes; Of the
country. Coal will be furnished by
the company only on the Hastings Il
Dakota, Southern Minnesota and la.
4 Dakota divisions. On the line
named, cast Of this point. the dealers
will remain the distributors. North
IOlrR Times.
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Autobiography.

The Grccnhack Labor party Is
most cmnhatically an an,i-monuroly
party. The Very principles of anti
monopoly gave ri. To its birth. IL
platforms. both State and national,
have always been out>pokea against
monapolles. Why. in many States
and Illinois was ono of thcm--ihe
party when formed. and for three
years or more thereafter, or until the
holding or the first National Conven-
ton NJ which time the party was
named, called itself the Anti monopo-
y party.
The financial policy Of the party
forms but one plank in is platform,
but owing 70 the lainaa, policy ..
the Republican party, and the ilnan,
cial distress ineiaen, thereto, this
principle Of the party has been more
widely known than other principles
OF the party. II is as much opposed
to monopoly in transportation, in the
transmittal OF news. and in other
things, rs il Is to monopoly in money,
There is no necessity for organic
ing another anti.iaaaopoly party
Let all who really oppose monopoly
come into the ranks of the Green
back party. which Is already organ
i2ed, ami help To carry out its princi-
pies. Colchester tial Independent.
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The Right q Issue.

The aim of the opposition il ~
create the impression that our party
has but one idea, that Of initiating
the currency. We contend that II
our tux laws were as they should be,
It would make but little difference
how much money We had, or whether
We had amy money ut all. hut as
our laws, customs anu conditions
now are, we require Il circulating
medium, and We contend that the
people have the right to say how
much and villa, kind. We have been
asked "Now much money TO yon.
or your party, propose to issne?
We have our own way OF answering
this question. but first We want ia
know. do you believe that the
people, through congress. have the
right TO regulate the volume Of cur.
reney?' Until you Ito, what is IN,
use Of discussing the amount 70 y,
issued? The first work Of tht
Grecnbark party i 10 show III,
people that they do possess thai
right, and next, TO pnrSuade them I,
assert ana maintain il. after which /
will b time enough to talk abou
| the volume.-faifmoni Ra39et.
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$4,000 4 Year.

The expense OF maintaining that
rare luxury known rs The Iowa
Railroad Commissioners il about
fourteen thousand II year. They
have no more power 10 redress
wrongs perrctra.ed by railroad coma
panies, than has Il country justice Of
, the peace. 1t Is not the fault OF the
commissioners that they are utterly
powerless and perfectly harmless,
/ the law makes them 80.
| When the railroad attorneys araft-
cd the bill. they carefully guarded
/ tho interests Of their employers. and
no one seems 10 have been looking
after the interests Of the peopl. VIII,
own ~ railroads. After the great
victory was Won by the people, N
the decision Of the Supreme Cour,
sustaining the right OF tho Legisla-
,ure To regulate railroad charges, til,
sharp railroad managers deprived
our citizens Of all - the direct henc'
| Its al the most Important decree. by
securing the repeal Of the law which
had Just been sustained hy our high
est courts. To-day We have nothing
10 show for the long years Of earnes
work that illuminated in the enact
men, Of i railroad tariff law, AMI tn,
people arc paying $4,000 Il Year Il
be reminded by an annual report how
helpless they ate.- Homestead.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-11
Anti Monopoly.
90, Cea,ra! Committee,

Our greenback exchanges, num-
boring over two hundred newspa.
pcrs. all claim that the greenback
party is the only original aati.mo.
noPoly party, OF The United States.
We earnestly. honestly and con-
scicn,iously believe that To be true.
Hence it seems Inconsistent to fluid
whole pages of these very news
papers making war upon other
Greenback papers for claiming what
all conced, Is our own, the right TO
organize anti-monopoly clubs,
wherever there are persons opposed
70 monopoly either IN Money, Trans.
port; I on, Intelligence, or any o;hc,
franchise that IL right belongs 10 III,
tue people. The pLAlN DEALER has
enlisted to war upon every species
OF monopoly, and ii will make no
war upon any man OF paper that
makes war UPON one single monop-
Oily. Every anti-monopolist is tend
ing toward our party, and ifhe fights
all mononolies he is 4 gfc,nbackel
we prefer to say National.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-11
Splendid Credit.

Uncle Sam owed Shyloek $4,000,
oln. due in FIVE years ami payable il,
twenty. Al the snl Of live year.
Shylprk presented lis bond il, Inc!,
Sans counter, and asked him wha;
he was going 10 DO about ii. Hard
up" said Uncle Sam. Can't pay il
now. but am perfectly good for the
amount, and your Investment is safe
Don't know about that" replied
Shsloek. II must have some securi-
's besides yous boai. What hay.
you to give me II have 10 wal,
fifteen years lou-es2'
Uncle Sam cii.lel Co loan Shylocl,
S',neo,uoo VI maA.y for the same
inc y; III. same rate Of interest, on
condition that he would wait. but
Shyiock refused. ~ ten per cent. oi
his bond would yet he unsecured.
So compromise WAS made Shylock
To continue 10 receive six per cent.
on the Slo,o00,ooo bond, and pay but
one per cent. on the money loaned
to bin by Uncle Sam. AMI the latter
To feliev. Shyloek Of al lakes Oh the
s1o,uW,uuD oi bonds AMI money. An
this on account u the superior credit
and nnimprachable honor of Uncle
Sam - Chtcoao Filrtss,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-08-11

Il. GOLD pens of the hlonted bond
holding utiatoernts OF Will street,
und have form Il Il purity pledged 10
the protection OF the interests OF the
laholI,g rlns .es. We have III spec.
ial favors 10 ask ut the hands OF any
political organization. We have
never been afflicted With u mania
for office seeking. W. slnall attempt
10 advocate those measures best
calculated 10 improve the condition
oil the farmers. miners, mechanics
anil lahoilng classes generally, and
with ihia end III view VT have dc.
telmined In tho future to labor FOR
thu success Of the principles cmbod.
led IN the platform of the ifeenback
putty. On this lock we s'and'
knowing that only In ills purity lie
the interest II every nun who Y
compelled ~ labor Tor his daily
bread,