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Ess4h.slss Representative, George Blaton
sl,ess8 eytg Al 81 safdofS - = malaniY Wash.
tum 1al nAlou@ lea.ls sbpl ~ = vales ,
Love Pslfl ti.e fa.i Hspahlicau vote.
ns0af B,pges<a,Aute. NililAa II. Bocbe
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~
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n @srE poses 20, M5sll 81 Judre-
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g siAis Attahg Kateheletr "a 1aiing 81
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Prostate, Nltian 81 Roberts S. Jastiees u The
Peace. 4 Long. II rowlsr, w. h Dean, T.
u Q'ars. r. iiesarl W Adams
Hs,st Representative. John Farrar. Wash.
lam llt iieataa ~ Senators, Ogis l4, Love
l1l, Saly VI Roberts 81
r. aat fIny Wright. Rcpabae.n.
SYNDICATE ltpish5BiAugc, Elisha Hari Seu-
ftais. ofua "a lows D. s.hley Is Roberts 81 /;
WssLBnnFi. Hgatau 70
ha.aetiaad gui rapcat-tso, Paul shueirton
Nsaist,frg Milo floree, III majority.
BbAaH Ao reseutative, A. +, Graham. Zen
Atafs. prts ~ Love Ia 5,bly u. Roberts u.
5udlces a + duhsm Joshua barnard, z. X
Cotsf @ d sbAnls. J. Amelen.
H9~lfoni Am0a Allrci, Democrat
Hahibgtaa rouy T. Wales.
sae,bar8, Watsr A. Weed
49, Aihaus. o @. ilnnt
Cayaildlth, II. s iisree.
Chester, n Weutwartb
Hnhjun. SIMMER Briggs.
Casiieion. fayatie Damoy.
Glafund0ta. vi VI Walker.
Mendon, Ezra Elson.
NJ H1slf John 2 Hsskinson
Ni Tabor. 3 O King
iltstor3, Dan Peabody
ppuitney Rsfres Fnshie.
ggNand. Chaflos II joyce
Wail.ngfori, Lyman B4eieliar
MIN barry. g ~ iiill
Nos Hsosy, J " lAns,lJu.
N1Esupes. Gee VI Gmadey
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~ tbe ttEiE - ffgngut a thr nsst sessan fAsfsf
tgf eefrtsf ~ Eatroae rnnEing fria hr 3ns
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eAaEtsf fpf ksifssa soza EsaHiEFhsn T. Us ho4lt
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BsnElsgtoa. Asgasi "a. ises-sN1s
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice j. hereby gives sh appicsion wiil be made
10 The Lgsiatrs 81 NeftnHt. a theiF neat session
sepsfHir the towns ~ taAioN. tasshAish westasfs.
Eeid weston ARd.T.f. rGsstrr haiunsors and .tsns.
Grafton, Eoe kHgham, AHa Athens from Windhau
county ADD IaBdgtsss irusa b nElnFlsu U.iunty and
unite them Ia Bes tsauty.
Auagsf ~ tsG9 .-ggfa
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Fhs iasastd ana e,assirssise ssstisg fesiatsq so
sssruias - Ne hrs ug tsfs a s9afs inssss hels
ssl fnd 10 fAcsF Mittsfs htldVh IA sttf tssff.
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u b riasaaat kitleF, ffeF r. 81 uapsntns prep
Ffst - af fsiirriy srgstslse, esiug assniY Yts~b
81 ra bsss ~ uluantaiht }fsa sheA tesy aefivT
tsf same asd IL artisslsry adurist q 81 tegms *
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DR. j. II. LANGLEY & co,
soLE oPRIEToRs,
No. 207 Fulton Street, New York.

PruHr nAvIs PAS KUN, ss an Internal rrnedy
ha, equal In easss q ohosra summer complaint
Dyspepsia dyseH,srry, asthma. II 10 nightby
tnIu, Il intsrnaIl and bsthue with freely, is the
bet lainen, ia AIneriea. its action Is Ike magic ~hsn
ereraAy applied 10 b.d sores burns seaId aud spraRs
for the ses headache and IoohAehs doat tall sry It.
In short b Is q paia klllrr..-An
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resisFs, Psmphi~ss, Programmes. HanAbllls CIR
ssiars Les Bsssss. hsilfosa Pnstaz. Essslsr-s.
Letter Heads. BIZ Heads. Eis u fafs ststslnsess u
Aaeoast. Dfees.oH iAAseis ana shippisx Tsgs Basi-
Asss. Wedding so Address Cards. Notes Chsets sna
Dssns. r.ssiorses ssboel asa To~n Iei,sria &s AZ.
szeeaiaA la superior style.
SPECIAL atlsniioa siyes 10 gfissiaz q Cslsfa Tla,s
spd bfoaas.
hAoshssssr, Aus asi %. isSs.
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MANHOOD How LosT. How RtsroKrs
lVnz14 JHtt Published sdltlou Il ia Gus
vELLss CELknHlgEp EssAY Oh the yadESi
esse fsiteept fne, ieiHs) u SPERsagoKRKA
Seminal Weak aess IHFaiaAtary Eeinihsl
II Losses. ihrgfkser, Mental aid Physical 10.
slgsrity tmrss.iiHsn.s ~ Marri.gs sts. slso OaH.
sumpil5a Epiegsy, and lis Faced ~ tsfndaigsnss
- ssxss sttfsvaEahcs
re- Irice Ia q ssai~d envelope only cents.
Tlt tfisbYaicd EafhBF ia shs admit s essay clear.
" deEahsiratfs ham iT year. successful rsetlee,
fAxf The alarming consequences u sslfAbHss nay BE-
rEdioafy csTsG silspA DE asgsrsas u intsrhsi
rnsdicHf RE sFpeatioa 81 tbs ksifs PyiHfing
nas u care ~ ones simple esrAih sd snscfeAl b.
a shlrh srsfT Sufferer nsttsf bat be
dssfas nsg be- nay hlsssf shs&RY privately and
raasoaf
r. lhls Lecture ehesA be 90 tl- has.df " ever
yvg sad tserV ID The isna
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<stF-asa, funsilh X - tsnfa. ~ fwa pst
Ais5 If f4ivsssefs &Asrfsgs lniae price - essts
Ae1fest TBS pas hshHrS CHAs J. & ki4SE& GO.
lyig is7 b0wwy. Nsw refk Pss4 Onnss Esf a. "a
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Commiasioner . Notice

1oAtAAAnaAougt y &VtA%Ss
WI. The saDefbsrs bsing appointed b. ths Hon ihs
w Probate Court i0f the 1fistFiFt ~ MAnch.stsy
frceiys sEsHiins aad sdlas HE elss and dsahds II
Ill persons agziuss The EsiAte of
sfi.As KNAPP.
late ~ Arlington, IN szd District dassassd aud ska
al claims snd demands satFd Ia pHse thsrsse! asA
sI Bsths from the isth day Of August sas heiAg 81
iaws by said CDar fgr hat parIsae d. ksfstsFs.
hereby give 4aite that Nlii atirhd o. hg basinsss
~ appointments harisil'6 Las 10 suld ArBgtoa
the isih aay u RsbruAfY ISIS. ffsm aat isaf
O'Clock " 20 said day
Dated Il Arhastsl, this ts&h aay u Aagast. A. u.
lee
HENhf n uAHu 49,
10 JAMES X BATCnELDEKG
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Burr & Burton Seminary.

hANtHbNIkEt W.
THE NEXT TERN bglns WEDNESDAY, DECEM
Il BEE = and continues % weeks
Thorough instruction given IN the Classical Acadcm.
ic and Preparatory Departments u all the branches
generally Taught IN similar Institutions,
The Boarding Department h under the successful
management OF Mr. Geo. W. Clark
Young men preparing for the ministry and needing
aid receive 800 per year from the Burr Fund. II they
board IN the seminary. II Day scholars they have
Tuition, Ar.. Tree.
For further particulars, apply to the Principal.
RtV L. A. AUSTIN
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DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.

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hsaasghs nertWaxnnts tnss 4 nienaury bss sfifits
k{Aansss uiusss e sight dHRess " hearing and
fss s sAfs srartaltvns e bclshtnE y sisa,
tshtHsss e ereati4hg NsigAt apa eIfFrssps q thc
shrst ahszsY efnE shsat tls hsafi. @iI tslah, Ae.
A - 81 liver nisNtsvs. tasard~rs ~ the hAnpfs
RsstcssHess nnd ss - Muscular Poser. thss. htfsfs
sal b isuBd ainast sIrgine and preventative "
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% bes nisi large AsAftpieat u SitgLCE IL NBEn
Il ereFy dssefiptioa Ana = prepared % fafnish Leg
Timber A slost nsfias- FLACe FtekkFB AlNays -
kssd. biiis delivered essfea
DufK~t dsls let, lsa9.-ttng
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wM sNNSarT
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JuncitR Of Congress sHd River Streets Lshsng hurgs
n, u, 10 whom all ofdvrs should b. addressed.
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The sasssrlhst easrs fer ssis hsr hrpa sssstsd sss
hsf n,fs ifssa barr a Bsr,sp sswtasrr, "a ne Tod
Manchester F.ssery r,ast S.ia r.ssa seataiss a
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ELIAS GREEN

HAIR DRESSER, Court Ionse, Manchester, Vt
Al shaving Hair Cutting and liaH Dying, performed
IN sasIael,Hy nsanpsr. Particular atgrhtij paid ~
h0ning l.azors II MAY. ts1g
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CHRONIC EHEUN ATfsM
NETEAL8fA. SPINAL btsEAsEs
s6RaFlIA WHfTE sWELLlN0s
RtENs fSFLAddATtoN
TLCgEATEu ui y SoEES
CONTACTED GuHns AND MUSCLES
SALT EuCEA EhN-lPELAs,
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AND CHiLLBLAtSs.
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w Nass Tor new Religious MOtk, of rare merit,
preHaiy Adapted 10 che young. but equally eD er.AD.
ing and Instructive tO all, And invaluable to every
christian family unrgualed Ia uIegance aud cheap
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Experienced Agents aud others, wanting work that
via sell at sghg should secure cholce oil Territory Al
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10 Ek 1ay ~ hAD & @4 tlae
sIL1urioss, No z" to1 anng one hundred Of tEe la
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reading &C, IN poetry and PRISE send 80 cents for
suulpis 20 4. GAKEkrr & Co. PhilAdell'hia Pa-4 10
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NsbiNE Ths ssqslNts rsia sfs ef''l sntsts 80
ists,a - is spgAsa - ~ sass sst = tAs bAss =
slging VIA tArss sthsF tatas q gssas rssaa - Ne
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.hgss bar Hnaes VA ilh. e sstss fstss
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From the New York Tribun,

rIom tne NeW lOIk lTlOune.
ChiefJustice Chase's opinion affirm
ing the legality of the tax on State Banks
is well calculated to answer any doubt
raised in the case of the Veazie Bank of
Maine. 1t moreover seems to us as COM
prehensive as it is mastery and direct.
The objections brought before the Chief
Justice were, first, that the disputed tax
is direct tax, not apportioned among
the States comformably to the Constitn-
ton; second, that the act imposing the
tax in vades franchise granted by the
State. To meet these propositions Mr..
Chase cites the history of the various
enactments of bank-note taxation since
1862, searches the opinions of the founders
of the Constitution, reviews the national
usages of taxation since the formation oi
the Republic, and refers to case in l79e
wherein it was decided by the Supreme
Court that the tax then on carriages was
not direct tax, requiring apportionment
and 1t further appeared from the opinion
OF Justice Patterson that the direct taxes
mentioned in the Constitution compre
hended only capitation taxes, taxes on
land, and perhaps on personal property
Hence, the Chief.Justice proceeds tc
argue, the power to tax without appor
tionment extends to all other objects
and sIch taxation is included under the
heads OF taxes not direct, duties, imports
and exciscs, to be laid and collected with
constitutional uniformity. The tax on
bank circulation he classes under head OF
duties, as not, in the sense of the Consti
tuition, direct tax, as, in fact, similar tc
the tax on incomes of insurance com
panles, already decided not to be direct
tax On the second objection he con
cIudes that franchises granted by State
are not necessarily exempted from taxa.
ton unless they give effect to some re-
served State powers; for they are as
properly objects of taxation as any other
property.
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The Census Bill.

The Census Bill, now under discussion
IN the House, as reported by General
Garheld's Committee, provides for the
organization OF a special forceto super
intend and perform the taking of the ma
tional census in June next. AT the head
OF the force is placed Superintendent
OF the Census, whose office shall be a
bureau in the Department of the Interior,
to be appointed by the President and
Senate, and to serve for three years, at
$4,000 per year, with such clerks in his
office as shall be necessary, to serve for
three years. A District Superintendent
is to be appointed for each Congressional
District, each Territory, and the District
OF Columbia, except that cities which
elect several Congressman may have one
District Superintendent and enumera-
tors, one tor each subdivision into which
the District Superintendent may divide
his district. Twenty days before the 1st
of June, 1870, blanks, to bo prepared at
and furnished from the central office, are
to be distributed to every house and
place of business, and during the month
of June are to be collected by the emu
merators and transmitted to the District
superintendent, and by him forwarded
to the Superintendent of the Census at
Washington. The district Superintend-
ents are to be paid eight dollars day
for sixty days, and the enumerators four
dollars day for the time they are en-
ployed, which cannot exceed sixty days.
The Superintendent of the Census is to
make preliminary report to Congress
at its next session, embracing the statis-
tics of population SO far as required to
make the new apportionment for mem
bers of Congress- The number of Con-
gressmen to be fixed by the act is one of
the chief points under debate. 1t ap-
pears probable that the number will be
fixed at three hundred.
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THE 50th VOLUME NEW SERIES:
THE PICTORIAL
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL,
A FInsT-oLAss FAMILY MAGAZINE

SPECIALLY devoted TO the SCIENCE ,oF
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PHRENoLoaY-The Brain and its Functions; the Lo-
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relations subslstng between Mind and Body described
PHYsIoGSoMY, with all the "Signs OF Character and
How to Read Them" Is a special feature:
ETHNoLoGY or the Natural History Of Man, customs,
Religions and Modes of Life in different Tribes and Ma
tions will be given
PHYsIoLoaY & ANAroMY.--The Organization Stuc-
ture and Functions of the Human Body the Laws OF
Life and Health-Mhat we should eat and drink, how
we should be clothed and how to exercise sleep and
live presented In popular manner in accordance with
Hygienc Principles.
PoRTRAIrs, Sketches, and Biographies OF the leading
men and OF the world In all departments Of life
are special katures.
PARENTS AND TEACHERS q guide in educating
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u points out all the pecuaries of character and dspo-
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only possible but easy.
Much general and useful Information on the leading
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EsTABLIsHED-The Journal has reached its 50th VOL
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mens have been made. 1t has steadily increased In a
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TERMs.-Monthly, at So a year, In advance. Single
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BEST ABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

i HAT the MASON & HAMLIN CABI-
NET and METROPOLITAN ORGANS are the BEsr IN
THE WORLD is proved by the almost unanimous opinion
Oh professional musicians, by the award to them Of
SEVENTY-FlVE GOLD SILVER MEDALS or other
highest premiums, at principal industrial competitions
within few years. including the MEDAL at the PARIS
EAPOSlTlON ana by sale very much greater than
that OF any similar instruments This Company manu-
factures only FIRsTCLAss INsTRUMENTs and will not
make cheap organs at any price, suffer inferior
instrument to bear their Having greatly increas
ed their facilities for manufacture by the introduction
OF new machinery and otherwise they are now making
BETTER ORGANS than EVER BEFORE, at increased
economy in cost, which, in accordance with their fixed
policy of selling always at least remuneative profit
they are now offering at PRICES of INFERIOR WORK.
FOUR OCTAVE ORGANS, Plain Walnut Case, $780,
FIVE OCTAVE ORGANS, Double Reed, Solid Walnut
case carved and paneled with FIVE STOPS viola,
ElAPAsoN, MELoDIA, FLUTE, TREMULANT,) $125. Other
styles in proportion.
drawings of the different styles of orgens and such ill.,
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A4l l64 fremont ST., Boston 5e6 B'dway, N Y
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
Ash TABULA. OHIO
Saturday Morning, Dec. 10, 1869.
PEN and Paste Brevitias.

t1-The Ohio Legislature will meet on Mon.
day, January Sd.
tHrMessrs. Hugo and Louis Blanc have
written sulogies OF Mr.. Peabody.
ez-An Assistant Assessor Of Internal Reve-
nue. has been murdered In jackson, Fla
Wisconsin expects to have eight or nine
Congressman undeT the new apportionment
II now has six.
eB-A loud call comes from California that
Congress should withhold all public lands there
from sale. except TO actual settlers.
tWThe first number of the Akron Beacon
Is on our table, and we are pleased to say is q
sheet La all respects highly credilable, both tc
It's proprieton and the people Of that growing
city.
eHr1he Washington Star reports that Mar,
Paff4tNho shot A. j. Burroughs, q clerk Il
thc IfeAsury department has been discharged
bom The Insane asylum cured, and Is now em
-leyed IN the post-ofhce.
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BURIED ALIyE.-The Cleveland Leader chroni-
cles melancholy case of premature burial
which recently occurred near that CITY, II
says that, about four weeks ago, little Ger
man girl In Brooklyn took sick with the lock
Jaw, and rumor says that, In few days, she
was thought dead and was buried. ON the
evening OF her burial, the mother, for some
reason, was led TO the grave, and with her ear
pressed close 10 the the ground thought she
heard noise, and believed her child to be
moving In its coffin. She withheld from ask.
Ing assistance for fear Of being sidiculed, and
Immediately procured a spade and began to
dig up the earth. Soon she came to the coffin
and, hurriedly taking II from the earth, open,
ed II, and there found the body of her child
nine hours after lis burial, as warm as Il Il
were living, and lying on It's side. She took
the child to her house, where a physician was
Immediately called IN. and every restorative
applied TO bring the child to life 1t was toe
late the soul had taken It's fight, and In few
hours more the body was cold and Icy /
was soon buried again, and has not since beer
disturbed. The report says the Lauder, 4
common talk among the citizens of the Wes
Side, and the story as above related is wei
known TO great many reliable persons resid
ing on Detroit Street and In Brooklyn.
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InE END OF REoIrRocITY,-Reciprocity
which has really been dead a good while, not
wthstanding the resurrccllonary abors of the
Canadian lobby, was formally consigned to its
tomb in Congress on the 18th, by the adoption
OF resolution declaring "that the sentiment
OF the House aceords with the opinion express.
ed in the Presidents Message that the renewal
OF treaty of Reciprocity with the British
Provinces would be wholly in favor of the
British producer, and should not, in our pre-
sent condition, be favoraby considered"
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FISH! FISH,! FISH!!!
NOT sUGAR-CURED wHITEFIsH, BUT
SOMETHING JUST ABOUT AS
GOOD FOR LESS MONEY.

IL j. b. SEYMOUR has brought to this
Market few NIB. Packages of those nice Ciscoes put
up expressly for winter
They will be offered for sale by the package or less
quantity OF the following named places In town Mann
Noyes, Tombes a Brother, aud Faulkner, WoodmAn
4 Sargent at the Depot -t'
Don't everybody rush IN Saturday evening to get
them Give the grocers chance TO put them up-there
10 enough for you all.
Before leaving yoa want word with the cook I:
After scaling and washing the Ash clean split II open
the undorside down 70 the backbone at the tail then
suit around the bone at the neck get hold of the bone
Rood-hy, Mr. FISH
AshtAbula, Dec. Q, 1850 len
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

The release of the Spanish gunboats
was not unexpected. They were seized
on the complaint of the Peruvian Minis
ter on the ground that they were to be
employed in the war against that Repub-
lie, but the minister having failed to fol-
low up his complaint with proofs of the
alleged hostile intention, or to take any
other action whatever in the cause, there
was but one course left open to the Gov
ernment, and that was to abandon the
prosecution, SO far as the Peruvian COM
plant was concerned, this course being
rendered still more necessary by the fact
that war between Spain and Peru had
ceased.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

WALL STREET has been quite tame since the
great gold cornermg operation, but on Mon
day last stagnatiOn was stirred slightly. "An
unprncipled operator" heeced the street to the
amount Of half million. The story is very
simple, and very old A dashing adventurer
sets up business as a brokers he buys 81 900
bonds of various kinds and changes them 10
$l0OO0i abuses the regular business men,
gathers up what money he can, and leaves.
Half dozen smart houses are swindled.
such are business shwredness and professional
sharpness In Wall street
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-18

special commissioner Wells report, not yet
published, is said to show that the importations
for July, Angus, September, October and No
vember of this year are somo twelve millions
more than last year. and that the experts for
the same months this year are thlrty-one mil
Hons of dollars more, In round numbers than
last year The exports of bullion and specie
for the same period are four millions of dol.
lars less than last year These statistics show
of course, much healthier condition of the
present year than for 1868