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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

b. T. BADBIrT, is the standard for soap ma
nicely scented, large cakes with red wrappers,
used either as toilet soap or for washing
clothes, with full directions for making three
gallons of soft soap from one cake, For sale
at SwlFT's Drug Store.
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Brown, of the Je6ersOnian, has concluded
to publish his paper on Wednesdays hereafter,
instead of Saturdays. AS it now is his paper
reaches its readers largely on Sundays, and
the day is protaned thereby. Brown is de-
termined to neither aiG or abet Sabbath break
ing, now that he has fetched up in the ranks
of the Republican party.-GeneCd Times.
The effect of these sudden, sharp-cornered
conversions upon the moral perceptions, is
not little wonderful
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the NJ. f. Church
hold Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival in
the basement of the church, on Wednesday
evening, June 14th, the proceeds of which are
designed for the benefit of the church. The
admission will he 10 cents
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

WE are also Indebted to Mr.. ELIJAH BLISS
for basket of fne large strawberries, well
ripened and well favored, which it was no
hardship to dispose of We have no nicer,
more assiduous and more successful gardener
than friend BLISS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

Anxiety is felt in Democratic ranks ms
to the whereabouts of the Defiance delega-
ton. They dchantly shook the dust from
their feet and departed" from the Conyen-
ton when the "new departure" was detcrmn-
ed on. The question is, where did they "dc-
part" to, and when do they mean to come
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

Remember the Convention to be held
at the Court House on Saturday next for the
purpose of electing delegates to the Republi
can State Convention at Columbus
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

winter $i.42 for No. , do.
CORN.-Old is steady at 5Sc for No. mixed in
more inquiry and held at IS for ers 70 for sheed
from store.
OATS.-Modcrate. Sales at Sc for no State.
BUTTER-Ma-kct is quiet and steady the demand
Is moderate for choice. Prime at Glt.tc common to
good do at 1jgl7c.
FGGS-Thcre is a very good demand and the market
is steady at lIc by the package.
CIEESE-The market is steady and quiet factory at
dIOc. for small lots selected.
BEANS In moderate demand at 81, ,G0G2OO for prime
hand picked
DRIED APPLES Market firm at 4GGc per Id for
new
SMOKED MEATs-City sugarcured Hams l3c dried
Beef l9jlc.
PoTAToES-Good demand and firm. Peach Blows
held at s1,l5 rom store 800 by car lots on track
ONIONs-Tn good demand at siCO per bu. for yellow
ami silver skins and TjGl soc for red.
VINEGAR-Purc cider vinegar in fair demand and
firm at 1s6t2Oc. packages inculcd.
SALT-Onondago and Saginaw Fine $500; Coarse
solar 50. 10
SEEDS.-There is very good order demand, and the
market is steady at $65OGGT5 for Clover SG.S0GJO
for Timothy the outside for small lots.
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4 sTPPLY o. CooD nLnOD.

The Saa-weed Tonic. ia conjunction wifi. tho Pu's,
permeltes AMI ass.Ii'fo- v'fp the fI.si. CEy'AcI-
tnn is progressing without is precious t0rturav.
Digest n becomes Taiulass ard JGr I- 90
hand. T .rg No more tat1inrcn, no eN,cCrbgtIun
of the stomach. m appetite srt- boz.
Nuy Tli-- TIE E.rass-L Blood itH- eyer Vt Civ
By in u'rsrt father t suffering Itu. ccaeEcGs
punUnic Syrap IN perform i. functions and
10 hasten ana cnnp.et" the cure. j. caters "a once
uDnn its work Nature not Co., CNratnI O. u collects
and rlprns the in paired u'u diseased .iurs 0i the
lungs. In tIc form OL -,ACrirc-, u E .tat- iI "a tr
is yHnqu.she L the rotten tEgfae t4- % H-.4... il
renovated ans nisr a- tie .--Hsat. 81 .. the
dignity of Tcsulcd y'Err stops forth - c.. the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

CAPT. N. w. BRowN, of Saybrook, has the
agency for the Climax Mower and Reaper for
Saybrook, Geneva and HarperstieId. Capt
B. has given this machine careful trial-brirg
the owner of onc-and regards them most
excellent machine. See advertisement in this
issue
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

Corn FoDDER>-The hay crop is very likely TO
be below the average throughout the country,
and our farmers should SOW all the corn for
fodder practicable. This can be done late in
the season, and no crop will be likely to re-
turn so large a profit if 1t be properly cured.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

eay-Some one wrote Horace Greeley inqu-
ring if guano was good to put on potatoes.
He said it might do for those whose tastes had
become vitiated with tobacco and rum, but he
preferred gravy or butter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

FEsTUAL.-The Ladies of the Presbytc-
rian Church propose to give Strawberry
and Ice Cream Festival on the grounds of j.
P. ROBERTSON, ESQ, on Friday evening of
this week, at which small admission fee will
be taken,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

BARKING Docs NEVER BITE."-I wish the
fellow that threatens me in Tombes' alley, at
night would come before me and take re-
yenge in broad day light
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CAPT. SAXON BIGELow, well known as
former resident of this village, and who for
three years past has had charge of the lake
crib at Chicago, where his family resided,
died on the 3lst ult., aged 81 years. He was
an old lake captain for term of over 35 years
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

EJT Merchants and manufacturers are frt-
quently bored by drunmcrs representing some
one-horse Cleveland establishment, hanging
by the eyelids and struggling for dear lie, who
solicit orders for all kinds of printing, and
who cannot be driven off until they receive an
order for SOmethinG ana thus buyers are made
to pay for being bored. Others thoughtlessly
give orders to unknown outsiders, and never
think of encouraging home institutions that
are constantly at work helping them directly
and indirectly, and that, too, when they could
generally be served TO IA better advantage at
home
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

EARLY VEoErADLEs-Messrs, JENNINGS &
RAMAGE exemLlify their cleayerness and sue
cess as market gardeners, in bringing forwr..l d
the first fruits of the season. An ample bas-
ket was left at the Editor.cai den, on Thursday
morning. niled Nth green peas, spinach and
onions we'll grown and fully matured. OF
codrse, such attentions draw upon editorial
gratitude, and have sensible effect upon edi-
torIal comfort and satisfaction with the world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

Ars Merriam has the latest style of Chig-
mons and Braids for The hair.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

Mrs Merriam has beautiful Flowers from Is
TO IS cents bunch.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

E, 8. SuNBuRY was elected Justice Of the
Peace in Richmond on Saturday last.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10
LOCAL NOTICES.
Every PamIiy should Keep Pages Arniea
oil Ia the IfOusc.

Eycry Family should Kccp Pages Arnien
oil "a the IfOtisc.
It cures scilds. buns md itching hunor,,
CMiuaius wounds ana lntniui tHiols,
al healing Ointment vbJ tiu tld
greater blessing 20 mankind.
Pages Aruisi OH e1res Rbonue,ism,
rsses Noodlass Ill. cqrs ~, Dysp.g',,as r....
Peges Mandrake Pills euro h' ndlehe.
1914 soldby NJ. NEwBERRY, A.ttsJoit.
For CDaghs, Coli. B,Oaetp.s ftoWHg lgggt ard
Ling D'ssg.es generally, DR.. VIM. halps hai-
10 1r 'r 80 ide, aa- tt ~ ,, , - ,n
sti e. nm. Io6 N he ,oIptipt apd bv is brsIir.
virtue ~ cts riaicsl cure of the dse1sed structure
" ~ iln-,. We can ulHisA inconiesabI, proof %
it- eM'Hey lu tDu-auas q instances. and We know
whereof We speak "Ieu we recommend it.
PonTs from which commerce vas drives daring ihe
aud Wet ss, tsnsufie.. 5y .h.ir dsstrsj4u a'ls.
lion Ayers Neue Eura ffsr an.iiag Chu. I'D rs.
ysr ars 20 eirclualiy cured w his remedy aat The
the settler II be ventures upon i infected oisric's.
it. "bazsHs,' Harpr"douca. 80
Tho Confessions of nn invalid Puli..beJ
o. warning and for tle bengat OF onit men ] fa Oh
supplying the means o! sclf cure.
Written by our who toz cured himself and sent free
on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
zCst Brooklyn, y. Y,
Errors OF EOuth.--A Gentleman who has srnes-
ed for yc1fs from Ncnou- Debility. Premature Decay,
and a the effect NJ youilf1 iud"-cfciDu. Will fyr the
-8ke .! suffering humanity. -eud free ty g HnU need 10
%" receipt and direction iDr making he simple remedy
by which rcva- curcd SUI, rots u-Blgy 10 proft ~
To advertiser experience C,u tu ,0 hy Iu l--f. ln
perfect confidence, JOHN j.. DGDEN.
81 u ~ Cedar street y. T.
TO Cousumtivcs.-The be- ady,tti-,r. having hcra
psfinaneH'f 't.n "l il4i dread disease, C'n-l1, a,
Ly a .ar.s remedy i- auaiuu- to- alre known fJ bic
J.
H" viii -er copy Of fIs prescription n-nI f.s VI
CHARGE wish 'he directions for preparing and using The
same which 'h"v ri. .Ld sure cure iys Cyn.uI ptiyn,
AsiGms. Blo,c.iti-. Gr.
Parties wishing the prescription will p.asa address,
PE~ EDWARD s. WiT~DT.
lvgT rs second ST. Wi Wi.Hsr9lGygh E =.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

WooL.-All au no itics unite in testimony
that there is an extensive scarcity of wool in
stock East. Manufacturers are buying only
sufficient to bridge over until the new clip
comes in. The price has already advanced to
point beyond which manufacturers declare
they will not go--thcy will stop their mills
first. The high prices ruling in our markets
in the West, have frightened the manufacture
crs into sending orders to the recent sales in
England. and considerable purchases have
been made on American account-as also in
Australia aud Cape of Good Hope. But there
is also an extraordinary demand in the for
cign markets, which reduces the margin
there, SO that consumers find lltle relief
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

Mrs. Merriam has the latest styles of Hats
from 81 cents to 81 each.
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DIED.

Announcements free Commendatory Notices, half rate
In ConncGut, June 81, Mrs. ELIZABETH we Of JAS.
Edy, aged II years.
In Saybrook, the eth inst, HORACE W. DRowE, in
his 42d year.
At Eaton Rapids. Nth, May Goth. HARRISON H. KIEG,
in his 3lst year. formerly of Jefferson.
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CONSUMPTION.
Us Cure and Lts Preventive.
BY. 7. SCEENCE, I'D.


Many n human .c'rg l,1 TE---' r-i- ~ -rn79
death there WAS hy other iatH. t." -ar 1#-..r. ~
known uut indl-pufap irnT.r ..''fa pI C."..
der 81 t.s.l''" ar f~..' Hr1 ...H... f.F
dreGLI.ss s.uluO-.l ~ '-I., .. -..cy -.- lt--
DIR. JOSEPH =. sC.-ENCE'J .t-ITLE
TREATlILET,
and avned tharaseivss ~ his wgr3orfll,y c,,-crrs
medicine. they would ust have il.'a.-
DR.. ~cGnlok ms iI H- HTn O.. r. So. i."f wiz =
ever sufficient vitality remains. t..i rt"l-- ~ T-l
medicines and MS q, c.t.yls -.r taer ;s. - ..Zs.-
Cd iLto he4tlfIl vir.-.
TO tie fax. ~ the iuya' 3. rt'- Ee-. -r'l'.. .I
that i' not g t.Y.-A.' -l.- sH.t..l ... Is ing
and vi-'Hls v."tg. I..- t.r..s .t t.s '.. .- l'.-
ifeasr. its S1i.t .5,y 5ay.e y H. '' .,.. + .-.
ing, sci I-c1arlrsIu--
two weupms w.tE WHct tro c.iuu-' 81 ;th t." i" .
assJ-d. Two thirds Ur the n.t-" or "ffI-r. rfr'r
originate N tysp-psu ana furc-..f1.iy JOS ....nI
liver. With 'uia apH1 .tI"I the 5....-. -.
pathi9e 80 with the stomach. z. H. f-...i % .
iuDrJiHc acti ~ Of tIa liver. Hero t.-n ,l C.-
iuinatiug rtss Z, anal t.z E--... -.-. L.. - .-
tEGsSil-s s. !.y-'.: y
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MARRIED..

In Con Ieaut June lst. by ley. o. r. " ymln. JUsrU~
G. south lu"gc. to e. JOSEPHINE HAvENs, Of
C1nnvuut.
in Lenox, May 3lst, by Rev. 3. l.. Asque, Mr.. Mno
FULLER. of Dolsct to Miss MARY SPRAGrE, OF Lenox.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

A MASS CoNvEkTIoN will be held in Jcfier-
son, on Saturday of this week, at O'clock,
RM, ~ choose SIX delegates to attend the
State Convention which convenes at Column
bus on June nth, The Democracy having
adopted In the main. Republican principles,
and therefore removed much of the ground
for their party differences and demarkation,
should be an encouragement to put our best
foot forward IN every party movement, and
thus show our appreciation of their endorse
ment. and our disposition and ability to meet
their advances with becoming hospitality and
pumeytcas dignity,
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WHAT MEANS TITS {?

TT means and valuable Books
1 NgDof Aw-
m she mos clc
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CouNcIL PRocEEDINGG-At the meeting on
Saturday evening last, there were present, the
Mayor, Crosby, Strong, Knapp. Geoppinger,
Dickinson and Smith, Bills were presented
Seymour, Giddings & Co., for repairs on en-
gipe house, of 3 ordered paid
TickpSr 4 Capepdale,. for work on, syoa-
more Street sewer, %, refeEredrG ", pick'
iuson, Comm.
Street Committee reported various bills for
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New Spring Goods.

N(NE 0f the Newest, NicpSt, FreshcN, !,
Clgaptlt aud Best Stocks u GOus cvcr IN Ashh
hun now opening vi thc very lowest cash pfocs. iu
aud complete nssottmcstd
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
~sETEATE0N PAINTED.

ANY ACHINANAN. WITH \ GOOD ENGLISH
I education. drsjrou> If obtaining a ~situation in
any business house or o.hcc as interpreter. Can
make myself generally useful. being a good pen
II an. honest ami INDUSTRIOUS. Apply at at DR.. ALI
Kee's office. Chinatown l. IuUCk PUN
Carson City, selt. IS, 1871. sc24-1w
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VI aI'T1ECe ma PIlDaCJ.
Essays FER Young Mem. CT great 50
CInL EVILS ami ABUSES, which Interfere with
MANUFACTURER sure means Of relief for thf
Er4ing and Cu5.7tGntte, diseased and debilitate,
SAINT free. il scaled envelopes. Adore.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Ne. = s. Ninth st.
r-i aGc!i nia. IA. oc-3-ti
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Ct II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-27

SAN FnANCIsco, June Air. NJ
Weather cloudy and cool.
y fight among the Chinese in WASH
ington alley, last evening, resulted In
the death of one and wounding several.
1t grew out of dispute over the own
ership of n cigar makers knife. The
one killed was n member Of the See
Yup Company, and was shot down rs
he was running away, being hit in
three places, and then shot through the
head while down, killing him instantly.
Special officer Shimp, while trying to
uuell the disturbance, received a slight
wound on the hand. Two Cinnamon
were arrested for the murder.
DR.. Barstow, who shot himself, In
the brain, DR.. Rogers, whose skull was
fractured in going to his assistance,
and Wiener, who was shot by Farren,
ut the christening last Sunday evening,
are all living, but there Is no improve
ment In their condition.
The Democratic County Committee
last night unanimously Endorsed the ac-
ton of the State Convention.
The Republican County Committee
have ordered credentials to be issued
to recently elected Congressional Con,
vention delegates, in spite OF protest
from some on the ground that no such
election had been ordered.
\ fire at IL o'clock last night ruined
Nails German boarding house, on
Geary street, near Kearny, and slightly
damaged Fastman's cigar store, and
Jones Il Cos dry goods store. Nahl's
family and boarders escaped with loss
Of almost all their clothing. The fire
was undoubtedly accidental.
The Magdalena Bay victims never
received a cent OF pay from the Lower
California Company or their agents for
their labor. They report that several
Of their number died from heat and
thirst In e~ndeavorlng 20 escape from
the country, and their bodies were
eaten by coyotes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-27
BsEa111Me
,6~% III
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
BY n CABLES.

PARIS, June 27-Morning.-The Re
publican Committee will publish to-
morrow n list OF candidates.
Gambetta arrived at Bordeaux on
Sunday.
VIENNA, June 26.-In the Austrian
delegation the Minister of Finance an
nounced that all financial requirements
for next year r met and a small an
ticipated deficit Is possibly covered.
LONDON. June T.-Burke, the Fe-
MAN, Is released on condition OF re-
porting annually to the magistrates.
Theirs DEGREES the establishment of
a Legion of Mobilists, under General
Darms, to maintain order In Versailles:
1t Is composed of squadron Of cavalry
and eight companies Of infantry.
PARIS, June 2-Noon.-The Central
Republican Committee has prepared n
list Of cadidates. with Gambetta at the
head, by permission.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-27
yALLANpIGHAm.


C~INcrNsAT1, Ohio, June 1.-THE
Times and Chronicle (Radical) this
evening publishes an interesting inter.
view had between Vallandigham and
one of the editors on Wednesday, In
which Vallandigham said there can DO
no more political campaigns fought on
the issues Of the last few years. They
are dead, and If the Democratic party
refuses to move to the front and accept
the new order Of things, It Will simply
pass away, and some other party, made
ny of the earnest and progressive ele-
ments of old parties, will take posses
sion OF the Government. When asked
If he did not think that the campaign
of 1872 would be fought on the present
Issues, he said {: "That may be under
taken by III party, but 1t will fail. A
year ago Grant gave promise OF his
Intention to lead the Republican party
into q new departure, and he would
have done It, but a gang Of old politi-
clans at Washington held him back
and scared him with gable about de-
feat until he went square back into the
old ruts. Grant Is an honest man, and
would do right II the politicians would
let him, but that they won't do. He
took the back-track on the San Domingo
question, In which, apart from the
corrupt means used, he was clearly
right. I tell you, sir, annexation OF
territory and control Of all the outly-
ing fragments of this continent Is the
d~estiny::of the American people. We
shall have San Domingo and Cuba,
Mexico and all the rest-mark that.
We missed the greatest chance We ever
had In not getting Cuba during the
Spanish TROUBLES. We could have had
1t then for the mere asking, and In n
few years would have been owners OF
the richest and most productive piece
of territory In the world. Why, they
nsed to talk about Inc and call me a
disunionlst. II tell You, sir, earnestly
and honestly, that | never was a dis
unionist and that | always did believe
and now believe that this Union Will
be perpetuated and extend until 1t
embraces the continent" In his de-
NAL of disunion views, Vallandigham
lllTlCt Tep6ulou " WIN utai NoA SihPtto
sis. In reply to the remark Of the III
terviewer that he did not see how.
with the hatred established toward
him by the dead issues OF the Democ.
racy, he could stay in that party, he
smiled and said: What can l doP
The Republican party won't move for,
ward. 1t wants to stick to its old
clothes; and my best hope Is to get
the Democracy to push to the front.
However, there Is no telling what
three hundred and sixty-tlve days may
bring forth, and Of one thing am GER
tain-if the Democratic party falls to
become the party Of progress and ad-
yanced ideas, and l, from conscientious
convictions, decide to act with any
other political party, that other polit-
ical party will never inquire what my
past political record has been. Parties
do not manage things that way"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-27

The Darien Canal expedition has
closed its labors, and the officers, ac'
cording to tho latest accounts, are at
Panama awaiting the arrival OF the
United States steamship Guard ut As
pinwall, in order to return home in
her. 1t Is stated that great credit Is
due to the members of the expedition
for their pertinacity in overcoming
the difficulties of the route. The line
from the Gulf of Dlrlen to the Gulf Of
San Miguel, 1t is reported, has been
thoroughly surveyed, and the charac-
ter Of the country completely a'cer-
tanned. The route from Cupica Bay
to the Atrato by way of the Napipl
river, 1t Is believed, is the only practi-
cable line for a snip canal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-27

san FRANcIsco, June 27-3 p. NJ
The city is nearly abandoned by poll
t~icians, the bulk having gone to Sac
ramento, leaving San Francisco un-
usually quiet.
\ schooner from Coos Bay went
ashore in n fog near tho Cliff House
last night, and Is now fast and full of
water. She will probably 60 to pieces.
The examination Of Devlne, alias
"Thc Chicken" for the murder of
August Ramp, comes of tomorrow.
The hearing of the suit against the
City Hall Commissioners to enjoin
them from erecting n new City Hall
on Yerba Buena Plaza, has been set
for July 9Th.
All was quiet at Suffer Creek Mt
| L. NJ.
Gold at l +. NJ, 1928. GreenbackS,
90; selling at 903S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-27
Trade On tho Paeiao Csast.

The business Of this coast during tho
past six months has been very remark
able, and, for the first time In its his
tory, exchanges have been largely In
our favor. There never before was a
time when the amounts to DO paid ut
the East and abroad for goods con-
sumed and money RENTED on indi-
vidual account did not exceed the pro-
ceeds of produce and bullion exported,
keeping exchanges high at times when
money Is scarce. Two years since
this was peculiarly the case /; specula-
ton I'm real estate had run high, and
expectations In relation to the effect
of the railroad In promoting business
were such as to induce large receipts
of goods, and drain of money set In
which was prolonged and extended by
the gold speculation in New York,
and the facilities surreptitlously grant
ed to spectators mt the assay Office In
New York for holding bullion there
with Government money without in
terest. Money became, In conse-
quence, very dear here, causing a re-
action and subsistence In speculation
and In the importations Of merchandise,
until the State worked out Of debt.
Following the detection OF the bullion
transactions at the New York assay
office, although no legal action has yet
been taken, n temporary change took
place ut the Treasury In Washington,
whereby the operations of the Treasury
In respect to It's funds on this coast
were placed more In accord with the
Interests of the department and with
the interests of the public here.
Hence, while the flow Of capital has,
in the last six months, been more de-
cidedly to this coast, causing coin to
flow hither, 1t has been operated
through the Federal Treasury, causing
a grea: swing to the Government In
the transportation of It's coin. This
money has been paid out here, i'm
parting immense relief to the public
and promoting a decline In tho rate Of
interest. The department has now
seen proper to interrupt this advan-
tageoiis operation and to waste the
public money by q return to the old
system. The under, officers Of. the
Treasury ought no longer to be al
lowed to play with the public inter
ests Mt IN expense to the public
Treasury.-S. +. Aitd.