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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
az n CABLES.
spanish AfAir~-Prcsident Caste.
lars Message.

SpNuisn eastes
lars Message.
MApmp, Jan. 3.-The Cortes recon-
vened yesterday and President Caste
lar read his message. lie says order
prevails everywhere IN the country,
except In the North. where the Car
list. made war necessary, and at Cai-
tagena, which was captured by a GRIM
inal i%nsurrectlon. That city. Its for
trc.ses and Iron clads, have not been
re%captured because OF the want Of
troops and resources. but the final
overthrow Of the lnsurrection Is GER
tain. There are undoubtedly direct
connections between the Carll,t aud
Cartagcns Insurgents.
Tile President says the Carllst war
has been terribly aggravated by dlsor-
~ganlzation, lack Of discipline and dis.
sessions In the Republican ranks, aud
appeals to all, In the face Of trouble In
the country, to sink party differences
aud unite In defense OF the republic
while wal exists. Nothing but n war
policy Il possible. The expenses Of
war during the recess Of the Cortes
were four hundred millions OF reals.
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INTERESTING TO INVALID LADIES.
HAunNvu.LE, Columbia Co.. N.Y.l
Inlv n 1ST1

HApu..NvrI.LE, Columbia Co., N.Y.,(
July o, 1873.
Il. v. PIERcE, NJ. d.: Dear Sir
Your favor Is just received. intended
to have written to you several weeks
since concerning the Improvement In
my health. which Is now very apps-
rent. have used one bottle OF Fa-
yorite Prescription. with the best re-
suits, although | will admit that was
somewhat discouraged after It's use, for
a short time only. | took It under
very disadvantageous circumstances.
Having the supervision OF the house,
aud during the season OF "house-
cleaning,"I wa obliged, through the
incompetency Of help, to do more than
| ought, and, Of course. suffered dread
mlly-lined when | ought not to have
raised my hand. aud did all ! could to
bring ..order out Of chaos :" but upon
laying aside all cares aud continuing
the remedy, ! lind, after using less
than one bottle, to be so much bene-
fitted that I have discontinued the use,
with no return Of the symptoms Of
which | wrote you. have suffered
terribly, and what added to my distress
was ths consciousness Of hot procuring
relief from ordinary sources. AT times
Il seemed about impossible TO stand, so
great was the distress. All OF thoso
severe neuralgia pains have disap.
peared they were so bad mt times
could hardly walk without some cx-
ternal pressure. They seem to have
left INC like magic, suddenly, and have
had no return; all other symptoms
have disappeared, aud can 90 up
stairs with comparative ease now. l
would have Informed you ere this OF
my Improvement, for appreciated 1t,
but | was fearful 1t was only transient
benefit I was receiving, but l think
sufficient time has elapsed to consider
the beneficial results permanent. Ac.
cept OF my best wishes for your future
success aud your kindness In advising
me. Very truly.
desc Mns. NJ. NErTIE SNYDER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

CLOSING Orr.-rhere Ia a fine OPP
portunity to purchase boots and shoes
at NJ. Gundlsch's store, No. % South
q street. Virginia, rs may be seen
from his advertisement, which will be
found In another column. Mr.. Gund-
ZACH makes no secret OF hi. Intentions,
and accordingly has published a list OF
prices which our readers will do well
to glance nc.
ORx SurrNESr.-rhe amount OF ore
shIpped by rail to the variou, mill, IN
this Vicinity. during the month OF De-
ccmber. was ASA carloads, or about
5000 tons.
New MAcnISERY.-A new boiler of
mammoth proportions. together with
an engine ordered by the Ophir Min
Ing Company, arrived In Virginia this
morning.
County Commemorative Board
Of County Commissioners will be In
session on Monday next ut l +. N.
The Gold Hill Public Schools Will
reopen on Monday next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
Religion, services Tomorrow.

Sr. Jous's CuURcn, GoLD Hui
Divine services will be held at this
church Tomorrow at O'Clock r: NJ
Rev. Rush II. Eastman Will oiiielate.
Sunday School NJ l:30 +. NJ. The seats
In this church are free. and all are cor
daily invited to attend.
NJ. Z. CHURCH, GoLD Hui~-Divine
services will be held At this church to-
morrow Sunday as follows: Sunday
School at 10 A. "; preaching at III An
and Z y. NJ. by the pastor. Rev. Mr..
Jennings.
REiIuiou,.-Rev. Mr.. McGrath will
presch In the National Guard Hall.
Virginia City. tomorrow evening al
z o'clock,
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AssIss,IINTS

v.-. h.... l.,t.S ~ov 80.
Ssn,a,so, ne "a. .sle d.S' lar.
49, a, ~, .h.,.. ,.vi.i
~, ~ ssIina.s", nee iss .,Is day Jan. 5
...-...... .-,.n ..,,. 40, .h.,a.
isS,.s Nv n. grIinonen, Dee. IS. sale
day, Jan. ).
r.i.do,tn-s, ne, .h,re. levied Nov. Is:
s,iInonsnt bee 4. sale lsy. Jan. :.
r.h.w. u.,.no,i, consolidated
rs"I. n.r .ss"s I.Si.d Nov Ig: drIn.
amen, Dec Is: sale day, JAMS
ao.,a a currx-s !, No, share. levied
Nov IA. d.iuan.ni Dec. Is; sale day, Jan. Z.
.h.,.. l.yi.d Nov
"a srIiponsnt ne d. sale day. Jan. ~.
su,.. mn a. n., .h,,.. levied Nov. II.
d.Iinousn, p,sr. IA, .aIs d,y. Jan. s.
w-,.,.-s-. c....,,a,,.a ,., .h,,e.
i..iss Nov ~, drlin1u,nt pee q; sale
dsy' Jan H.
, Sov an. da.
Aisn-IVe en,s W .nNrs 49, ~ Nv
hnau'u'
cent? yer rna,c, sn ''
oe'nquen' Nv
Margnritn-o cents leNleu Nov
Senator-co cents; levied Nov. y; dsiin'
quent Dec 10; saIe Gay, Jan
GSold Canon Consoiidnten - . cent,
levied nov. ~ uennque"' wv W. -"
day Jan. ". ,.v,.d Sox %. de.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
This Morning.

los, ophir. go. ssa, ssy 40 hso, s65, as2y.
1873 Could { Curry, u, ~. AN, a. tSs bSe.
IS, Fest L relchcr. 90. IL. 9x.
5ts savage. ia. itaS its, lpb3o, i3s, I'D.
si5 Choli.r po,o.i. 5. -, So sly. q bS, ~.
$50 Hs,s 4 Norero's' ~ s. 3D. 81 Ss' SIN
$50 Crown Point. $50. iD ON. las. isi, i:'S.
SIS yellow Jacket, 10, Isl, i,i, isiS. iss b:O,
las bio.
1850 imperial, ~. ox. ioX hoo. Is bN, o..
a1So Empire Mill, N, ~, ~. ~, ~.
is35 Kentuek. ", IS, 8S. ~ bD. 5k. SAY.
$40 knickerboeker. sX, ~, SN BID.
7cs i Hi.iSs. isS 9'i isS' is., ,zs bsO.
5i2o Baltimore. ~, ., 81.
10 Rscon, 81.
100 Bullion. nj, 20.
1880 senator. 2. AZ. ~.
iY Central. liz. iitS,
$50 silver Hill. Is, lax, lt,, tA.
30 Trench, I, ~.
225 Challenge, 3k, q, s's.
1890 Dayton, ~, 81, ~, 10.
l,io Rock Island, ~. ~, t,iS.ts, ~.
s15 Belchsr. us, Ia hO. ia. il5H,
iTio Con. Virginia. %. 81. s2I. ~. s1I. %.
i9so sierra Nevada. - IS b5O, J5X, -, 3!S, 3ih
i15 Exehequef. say, 81, 81.
30 seg. Belehcr, 10, iso, is5x. iS, las bSo.
esS os.rnsn. 40, is,, is5, is7, $50, iis bO, ia,
TAI.
les Daney. 5. AZ. 81.
80 succor.l
iia5 Lady bryan, ~, AZ.
, sSS sassey,; ~; ,o,, nv ,o,.
$40 csisdonis. {, .,S, q. tsS, Is So.
1000 Pietnu. D IL. ~. 2bsO.
itsi New York Coz, 5. sS, So, ~.
GOO Occidental. ~, 81. Q, 81.
100 sutro. 5, 81 bS. a..
2as Central No, z. 81, ~. -, 1GL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
FROM UTAH.
Killed by . Mining Hast Heavy
storm.

htlIeu Dy hAhEtuk es'S
storm.
DEKr CREEK, Utah, Jan. ST.. A.
Cunningham, formerly an old Over
land stage driver, was killed by a blast
yesterday. He was engaged 10 pros
pecting the Illinois claim, On Dutch
Mountain. clifton District. The wind
was blowing furIously, preventing him
from using Q candle. when he took q
brand Of flrc to Ignite the fuse, and
then AN to get out OF the cut, which
vas about ten feet before he could
reach tho end. The blast struck him
In the back, throwing him about II
feet over a dump. He died In about
an hour aud q halt alter the accident.
There was q gale OF wind and q
heavy snow storm here yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
IECOND DI-PATCH
Min, Matter. stock Excitement.

Mint Matters btock Excitemcht'
SAN FRAScIsco. Jan. 3-3 Il. NJ
The coinagc by the Branch Mint In
this city during December was rs fol.
lows: Gold, $2l.l5i.5 600; silver,
1920. 900. Tho new mint will DO
ready fok operation In about SIX
months.
The excitement among mining stock
operators OH California street con-
tlnucs strong. The announcement OF
an advance In most prices this morn
Ing tended to increase II.
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STOCK %REPORT.
lREroarsD DAILY ut MINER . HALL


Last Evening.
$50 Seq. Rock Island. ~.
100 Jacob Little, ~.
5Tso Andes. ~. "a, 81, ~. 4, bS, AZ.
40 Meadow v ley. i2k, IAN, las, II. i2f b3o
cS5 Eureka Con, 10, i0h, iok. f0t, IL.
$50 Raymond & Eiy. Is. Is b, an. sh tS,
<ik.
100 Phoenix. Csc.
SIS Washington 4 Creole. 4. 81. 81.
500 Page 4 Pansea, 4.
o5 American Flag. s. 81.
No Hum a Hunt, IN, H..
iSTu Belmont. 81. s3h s3O. Dk. >! b3, 10.
i5e Ingomsr. Soc.
100 Chief OF the Hi, I.
2o0 Newark. ~.
Tso Monitor Belmont. ~, *.
$50 Rye Patch. ~. sk.o.
Tss ri Dorado South, 6'.,T.
80 X. X Con , S.
~ Caroline. SOC.
30 Watson. s.
DO North Belmont. IL.
$50 ri Dorado North, 5.
Ito Quintaro, 2
~ Euveka 90. W. liz.
lo 81. Patrick. G. 6A.a
600 Independent. ~. AZ, a.. b3o.a
6Ss Golden Chariot, isx, 10. isS al, 1914. SbJ9
ia,o south Chariot. i3k. ~, liS, II.
1000 Empire Odaho). ~, 5 b5, ).
GO Mimmoth, 25c, Gc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

A NEW Misisa CoNrASr.-A new mining
IN. benn formed under the name OF
NJ. c,r,.,, IN ,x,,l IN,
the california mining .o"p."', ""'
six hundred feet ofthe Comstock lode aololh.
In, the Ophir on the south. The clsim embraces
the Central, California. Central No, :, and MID
nn.t srsinssIe norton OF the Comstock. with
a one body OF ore pitching into Il from the
Ophir on the north, and fully developed In the
Consolidated Virginia. on the south, this new
claim must be OF great value. We are Informed
that work will be commenced on II At an early
day through the Consolidated ,haft. DJ the
torms OF the consolidation, inc osn,.Inia MIN y
PAM mn; ,ai1' ~ ons mar for each share Of Cen.
t,sI No = and Two and on half (2x) shares for
val 40, :, ar rrau',.I AMI b.isnee thst h seven.
,~sinh. IN ofth. whole 10 The Consolidated
yIi,s,ni. I,bs .,ocL of The Consolidated yir.
rints r. not affected by this arrangement, so far
as rels,es TO the ground between the Kinney
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
DIVIDENDS.

Releher-fS per share, aggrsgsiin; SSsO!oci
declared Dec. S; payable Dec. To-
Crown Point - % per share. ag-rexsrng
$4,000; declared Dee. 8: payable Dec. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

Tns Congressional Committee
charged with the matter, favor q PEN
slon OF $4,000 per snnum TO the widow
OF General Candy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

Face OF tunnel IN low grade ore In
west ledge. Nothing new or impor-
taiit to report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

Nothing new whatever to report Of
the prospecting operations on the 1900
foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
American Flat.

Driving the main southwest drlft Is
making steady headway with nothing
new to report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o o N Esr,o InrELL,csno

l~.rre,AL TO rnr ooLD NIL DAILY srws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

Preparations TO resume sinking the
shaft, and commence the extraction Of
ore are making rapid progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
OyerIman.

There Is but little change to report
except the steady progress OF the main
west drift OIL the 1900. foot level. A
Burleigh drill and air.compressor has
been sent East Tor, aud will arrive In
n very short time. when 1t Is expected
that short work will be made with the
remainder OF the distance that the tun.
mel on the l2O0.foot level will have to
be u to tap the Ledge. Tie founda-
ton for the air. compressor Is already
being laid, so that there can be no
delay when 1t arrives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
Buckeye.

The ore In the face Of tho north drlft
In the old SHAFT, $50 feet north Of the
incline, has shown some Improvement
during the week. Preparations arc
being made to sink the main incline
100 feet deeper for n new level. The
Hope MILL has shut down for a short
time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

The ore prospects In the main south.
wost drift on the 900-foot level con-
tinucs to show improvement daily.
The main southwest DRIFT on the 1000
foot level has becn repaired. and work
resumed In the face with excellent In
dicatIous Of a rich development Of ore.
Arizona, Utah and Globe.
Tho indications Of finding q per-
msnent ore body In the south drlft
from the bottom Of the incline show q
steady Improvement. There Is no
change 70 report OF the main west drift
ut the 400.fOot station.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
ChOllnrPOtost.

There has been nc Change Of I'm
portance to note In any Of the ore pro-
duclng sections Of the mine during the
week. Daily yield % tons OF ore, the
assay value Of which Is $50 per ton.
There Is nothing rev to report OF the
prospecting operations at the third
Station,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03
Hale & Norcross.

Sinking the main Incline Is making
the usual good progress. Opening the
1900 foot station Il making good head
way. Sinking tho north winzc, from
the 100. foot level, to connect with the
main north driit OH the l0O0. level.
Is also making steady progress, show
Ing during the week some excellent
indications OF a good ore development.
Nothing new to report OF the other
portion. Of the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

Sill driving the main west drift at
the 40c.foot station, with no change to
note except q steady increase In the
dow OF water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-03

Some One orc has been encountered
during the week In the winze from the
main tunnel, giving promise Of a good
ore development.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6, 1874.

5fHr .A WASHINGTON, Jan. IT, 1874
VINO RIDE AT PUBLIC ExPENsEi
Mr.. SMALL, Tep) OF N H. asked leave to offer reso-
luton instructing the Comm ttce on to
inquire and report how many horses are owned and
maintained by the general government the District OF
Columbia, the expense and of the same and W no
them. and whether they required tor the public
service and also TO carriages and other vehicles
Mr.. BUTLER, dep.l Of Mass, objected.
Mr KELLOGG Fop2 OF Conn, suggested the reference
81 the resolution To the COMMITTEE Civil service Re-
Mr. BurLxn OF Massachusetts, objected and the resolu-
DIsrrLIRRs
wsg p aaS ean rspo Sss S the cO%mtec
mee, Sv sTSs f. Paid y them ce
by law He asked the decision Of The House to
Jurisdiction OF his and other committees 70 that or the
Committee on Claims.
ton Of ALREADY hat shown s a IN
favor of referring all money claims to the Committee
Claims and he made the motion that this bill be so re-
~: E. RosEars, eepl ofN T. argued that the Com
mittes g consider this subject would Sc admitted
nj sSs &c the The OF
MAYS AND Means AMI Ssrny The repnas of such
argued The & not S :he at sas
srcx dem Of XVI also took Ike srennd
dwp psTs spS INC practice Of
mtee Claims At ne ast and the PRECEDING oongIss
dsrance Of reason was in favor Of referring this matter
After further discussion the House refused send the
pm 70 tne Oommee On Claims and 1t was rccommitted
b ecng o on da large 1meSr q private
re,srred e ne Committee Of the Whole under the
The session tomorrow will be Tor debate only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-17
SUICIDE IN BROADWAY.

Man shoots Himself Through tho
Head-IiI Health Supposed To BE tho
Cause.
Last Monday Mr. ]. W. Underhill, said TO be one Of
the prOprietors Of Underniils wine depot in Eighth
street. near Astor place, engaged room ut the SIN
clair House, corner Hghthstreet and Broadway. Mr..
Underhill was tall, palefaced, good-looklng man,
but appearances indicated that ne was SUFFERING
from pulmonary disease. About one O'Clock yester-
day afternoon Mr.. Underhil, apparently In q be-
wildered state OF mind, came down stairs and said
to Mir. Ashman one of the hotel propretors, al want
to take some qunIne," TO which Mr.. Ashman replied,
"Why don't you do II. them" Underhlll answered,
81 went to my room and found the door guarded"
and was told he was mistaken. Underhlll then
returned up stairs, whereupon MIR. Ashman
some one to come over and look after him.
friend OF Mr.. Underhill's soon arrived &C the MOTEL
and on going to the room OF Mr.. Underniil was
shocked to find him lying dead on the moor. wltn .
pistol shot wound in che right temple ana IN ms
right hand he held . six-barrclled revolver, the
wound. A doctor was summoned, ana on examin-
ing the body said that life was extinct.
Coroner Kesser was notified and with his dep
uty pr Leo, examined and took charge OF the
effects OF deceased and gave an order for the re-
moval OF the remains TO An undertaker's In the
Bowery, to await tine arrival Of the relatives and
friends Among the effects Of Mr.. Underhill were
found several prescriptions TOR medicine, and in
the absence Of any other cause, Ill health Is sup
posed TO have been the motive which prompted de-
Underhiirs room were some cards Showing that
he was connected with q firm Of commission mer-
chants doing business ut No. Front street. An
inquest Will soon be held over the remains
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gress TO establish an international commission
70 wnica Tue government OF AL tie Central ana
ooutD American States shall be invited TO send
delegates 10 consider by what means commercial
! intercourse between them ana the United States
may DE best fostered and icreased and their
MAJ neas openea 10 american products, which was
Mr.. NouRsr, OF Boston, moved that the National
Board OF Trade recommend TO the state Legisla-
duty II shall be to receive from any person any
sum rom u 10 $1,000, ali money so received TO be
invested IN any registered public stock created By
virtue OF any law Of the United States and in NO
other way. Referred to the Executive Council
Mr.. HoFFEAN, oil Philadelphia offered the fol-
lowing
that there exists wide dinerenee Of opinion with re,
gard 10 the distribution OF the fund awarded
Resolves, That under writers should be Undermined for
losses In the manner and the same terms
Guided IN the awards made at Geneva, they should re-
ceive their Just proportions
II was moved that the foregoing be referred to
the Executive Council, with instructions 10 memo
rlalize Congress ON the subjects II they saw proper
Adopted.
SUBJECT No. 1c-"Capitation Taxes'-next came
Mr.. STEVENS hoped the matter would lay over.
as New YORK was not properly represented and
as the subject affected that city more than any
other he moved IL be continued In the programme
until next session. Adopted.
MI ABLE, oi st. Louis, moved that all pending
questions he continued on the Official programme
until the next session, to take precedence Of all
Others. Adopted.
The thanks oistne National Board were voted to
the Baltimore Board OF Trade and Corn and Flour
Exchange Tor Kindness ana hospitality offered The
thanks OF the Board were also voted to the press
the Secretary and Mr.. Frederick Fraey, presiding
ofhcer. Mr.. Fraley responded IN feeling ad-
dress after which the Board adjourned sine die.
Immediately after the adjournment OF the Board
thls afternoon the Executive Council assembled,
wien It was decided to mold the next annual meet
ing Ia Philadelphia on the tnird Tuesday OF Janu-
airy, 1875.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-17
THE NEW CANAAN MURDER.
Conc1 uslOn OF the C0rOner's Inquest-Thc
lat

NEW CANAAN, Conn.,, Jan. 10, 1874
large crowd assembled ut the Town Hall this
morning to listen TO such testimony as might be
elected through new witnesses in the terrible
murder in this town, by which, in November last,
Mrs. sarah Sceck lost her life. The inquiry was
conducted by Hon. Noah W. Hoyt OF New Canaan.
Several witnesses were examined to prove that
George Hallock alias "Hands," had declared on
several occasions that he murdered Mrs. Seleck
on the night OF November Is; that he defed the
authorities TO prosecute him. Since the Jury ad-
journed IN December the report had become cur
rent tnat some enemy OF Mrs. Seleck had at
tempted to take her life by casting, poison In her
1t showed some color OF TRUTH was not conclusive.
After six hours OF weary examination the Jury
rendered the following verdict THAT Mrs Sarah
person or persons TO the jury UNKNOWN
me case now passes into the hands Of district
Attorney Nelson J. White, who It is said, main
tains that the truth relative to this great mysery
can by proper work be ferreted out.
The state has offered reward Of a., 600 and the
town OF New Canaan $500 Tor the apprehension of
the murderers With the prospect OF obtaining
these rewards something may yeti be zone to clear
the matter ND.
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ssd system Another objection urged IL that the
e s $ wS people sassss
nss . @ On q ana S A. che
woSd scresse ana soo buy as much a. the gold one
70 s sa S e m Gr
70 wns. mi 70 pay s
travel the world like the Bank OF England notes.
purchasing anything There had been much talk ABOUT
pared with that OF England. France. &C., demand
Ss but sna S
productive enterprise He reviewed some length the
ssS II s not the .sass
the amount secured ~ deposits o. government securities
s2eOooooo m9re than was allowed. Of The effects Of
depreciated currency is 70 drive out Of the country
heSt u nv tho e"pntry unless bearded IN the Treasury
no % one 1S Ss s'S S az marc G sn
ne sad Yes more money but more good money" and
we s s oss
our ana aS1 &c nS divide %
~ saS s o 81
ons nS y s
candoI and sincerity Il he dd not think would depre
Esn the s sns was in the people
late hls faith pledged to them. Money New
70 IL bust
that caused by unDroduciive neither
Ss wS S yos
ton Of law. He had been many years Congress dur.
triumph &c re s
PROMISES are good and then its wealth would increase
gentleman based his argument, provided that at the
ns &c sG IN
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Mr. WRIaHr said he desired address the Senate on
Monday upon the pending resolution
1he senate then adjourned.