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eleven wears of age, James McCloskey, who
resided with his parents ON Front-street east
of the Little Miami Railroad Depot, was
drowned in the river, day before yesterday
afternoon, short distance above the Water
works. He was bathing at the time, and
venturing too far into the water, was drawn
by the force, of the current under raft, and
drowned before assistance could reach him.
The body. was recovered, and conveyed to
the home of his parents.
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MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH By CASTING.
At the foundery of the Messrs. Starr, near
Camden, N. j., on Friday Andrew Hunter,
with several others, was engaged in hosting
an iron casting, weighing between l,400 and
1000 pounds, when the iron upon which the
wheel of the crane turned, broke; the cast
ing fell upon Hunter and another man, name
not given. Mr. Hunter died soon after from
the effects of his injuries.
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ACCIDENT AT THE CATHOLIC INsTITUTE.-A
portion of a keg of nails fell from the roof of
the new Catholic Institute, corner OF Long
worth and Vine, yesterday, upon carpenter
named John Ringstiller, who was at work
besd and s ,SS nurip% him onite baaIW @ was
conveyed to his residence on Vine-street
opposite Mercer where his wounds were
attended to. Although painfully severe,
they are not likely 70 prove fatal.
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EXTENT OF CRIME IN NEW, YoRK.-A few
days ago the New York 9fibsae published
the names of ffty-five persons, male and
female, who in little more than three years
had been murdered in that city, and the per-
petrators of which horrible series OF crime
had never besn arrested or detected. nash
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CANADA.-A calam-
itous fire in the woods back of River du
Loup, on the lower st. Lawrence, has been
burning for week, and was still raging in
tensely on the 10th inst. II had extended
for fifty or sixty miles in the parish of st.
Eloi, in the rear of lie Verte, containing
about forty families, from twenty-five to
thirty of whom have lost their all-houses,
barns, CATTLE crops, &c. 4tg rr I4i
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PRooEEDINes OF THE OouNrY CoMMIssIoNERs

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
At their regular diurnal session, yesterday
morning, the County Commissioners passed
one order only, which amounted to $l4, and
Work-house. A report was received from
]. B. Bell in regard to the condition of the
bridge over the canal on the Carthage-road,
which was referred to, the County Engineer
with power to act. No other business was
transacted by the Board.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

NAN A AMEaIoAN VOCALIST IN IlAny .--sAt the
fifth musical entertainment at the Rengcla
iTheater, Florencec given f5lh the benefit Of
Sicily. Miss Abby Fay, OF Boston, sang with
applause cavatina from Rossini's Ssnsire-
plide
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THE CONCERT THIS AFTERNooN.--Th con-
cert at the First Orthodox Congregational
Church, on Seventh-street, between Central
avenue and John-street, if appearances are
not more than ordinarily deceitful, will be a
very brilliant affair A large number Of
tickets have already been sold, and the Home
of the Friendless will have benefit indeed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

/ SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-At eleven o'clock
this morning, ]. Graf & Co. sell by order of
the Probate Court house and lot on Water
street, between Elm and Plum also a lot on
Race-street south of Columbia; also two lots
on Rannsey-street; all belonging to the estate
of John B. Summons, deceased.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

The ULTRA Practical HoUsEwIFE.-"Sir,p
said the, husband of a lady, speaking of his
wife whose mind was exclusively devoted to
domestic affairs, 'sir she would have made a
dumping of the apple which revealed the
law Of gravitation TO Newton"
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ooMMnRofAL AFFAIRS



The condition Of Financial affairs yester-
day was essentially unchanged from Wednesday, or
the two previous days Of the week. Business was
dull, In the banking quarter, but quite actiyo for
the season; the Money demand eontinuing good
with slight receipts Of Currency from othar points
a., The pcP1sit sccOnnts y are yeT gradually augment
others have no more funds than they readily snd
Eastern Exchange reuained tolerAbly arm, but
rate. ~ ''e z 'pi'' p''"i' 'si''"e s
ter TS eae oWnF om Ss eSsss1 snS B , s
Of this state, which make out their quarterly state
opportunity tcse ont " Sc, but would not AZ less
In New Orleans Exchange and Unourrent Money
there alteration. ifiN
Se sher 's grades tSs s ssS aI stS
at 81 500 for low extra 70 mney, supernLe waa
was in excess Of the demand. Pr0yiaions were vsry
quiet transactions of consequences occurring N
Moissses was dull, but Sugar and Coffee were. IN
domand and &c. higher, Wheat opened dull but
r HSh Se gGs gs %sT d s05 s s1d ss S
heavy aud declined, old Barley was nominal in
price, and new still dull.
The Imports and Exports OF the various articles
during the twenty-fo hours ending yesterday noon
were;
Ippors-Apples, a brls.; Barley S2i bush Butter,
lOi packages Corn 3,OOi bushels; Cheese, ~ boxes
Lard lG7 brls 3kegs; Oats, S,525 bushels PORK and
Bacon II hhds., terces, brs.i boxes; Potstoes,
p brls Sugar 60 hhdsi Salt $50 brls.; Wheat, 403
| bush. Whisky, 9l9 brls.
EFport.IApples, 90 brls;; Barley, 20 bushels But
ter, 20 packages Candles, loo boxes Corn I2lO brs
Cheese, 100 boxes Coffee, l92 bags Flour l257 brls
Lard, 70 brls and II kegs Molasses, l70 brs. Pork
and Bacon, Ia hhds, Y tierces, and 30 brs Sugar.
| ll2 hhds Salt, 100 brls.i Wheat, las bushels;
| Whisky, 137 brls.
The following Is comparative statement Of ths
Exports exclusive of specie) from the port of New
York to foreign ports for the past week and since
Jan. L.
1883 1859 1850
For the weck,.. Sl,g6l,Ol6 Sl,s3j,7O7 SI,ss0,5l5
Previously repd s59o9,sis S,272l@ 4flsi,7si
Since Jan. Lee. s3c,glo,scS sSs,Oi7,s27 sis,os2,2
Wednesdays New York Times observes in regard
| to Tuesday last: HrasfJ aar f
| The transactions In Money to-day are generally at
tho last quoted rates: Loans demand at per
cent. 3060 days paper Of the very best sigma tufu
5665X per cent and longer dates Of the same oiass
6617 per cent. We hear Of exceptional at AZ
per cent on temporary loans select security, aud
519 per cent on some very choice doublename bills
at 90 days@Dl months. The export demand for
Bullion thus far this week is moderate some Of tho
leading exporters have reduced their Sight Exchange
on Paris TO f5 l2<, while drawing at 50 days at
rs l46 and Sight on London is also fraction easier
than last week-the Sixty-day rate remaining lOo}s.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

ADAMs's EXPRESS sCoMPANY.-!This excellent
Company place US under daily obligations
for Eastern papers, always in advance Of the
mail-fayors we especially appreciate, and
for which we are duly thankful. alsi ~.
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PhIIadeiphia Market, -,'i

pHuApELPHIA, July 26.-Flour duh, old
q, ., and new g. al Sd5 O Wheat has a declbiine q
xcndsncy. rcd 81 2O6af "a; and white 81 s0@1 l0
: 'PreyslOls frm' BA9Sp Hams l2gl4ei sldsslac.;
SNSISi %hisEy steady Esd at 2l@22c!s Em "a iasshosq
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27
NEWPORT NEWS.

CANDIDATE FOR MILITARY HoNoRs.--Col.
Chas. Murman, soldier in the Mexican war
is q candidate for Colonel of the Campbell
County Regiment of Militia, to be supported
atthe next August election. q5,l,
SCHOOL BoARD.-At the last session of the
School Board the following appointment Of
teachers in the High Schools were made T.
D. Edwards, Principas john Goddard first,
and Mrl Grundy second male Assistant Miss
Josephine Williamson, first female Assistant.
Two vacancies are yet to be filed
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27
BOARDING.

ROARDING-A gentleman and wife, aud two
- or three single gentlemen can obtain pleasant
rooms and board at No. 99S West Fifth.st. Also,
few day boarders wanted, at So per week. jy27-b'
IlOARDING-Seyeral families and young men
NJ can obtain boarding at so East Fifth-street.
Rooms newly painted and papered. jy26-bf
EpOARDING-A gentleman and his wife can be
1O accommodated with board in private family,
With furnished room, with gas, by applying at No
81 Longworth-street. jy26-bS
IlOARDING-A few gentlemen can be accom-.
- modated with board at 2O2 Walnut-st, Terms
moderate. jy25-ds
IpOARDING-Summer -boarders can be accom-
ID modated at the Pennsylvania Hotel Columbia,
with single or double rooms, well ventilated new
Little Miami Railroad three trains stop daily five
ines Of coaches. Charges very reasonable Patron
age solicited. F. .I jy3-bWs
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MErsoaoLoercGL oBsERvAr1oSs--By Henr,
LElFsRs DETAINED FOR WANT or PosTAoE
Thursday, July 20:

NJ. Kaufman, Springfield, Ohio.
Louise Wiseman, Louisville. Ky.
Turnyernein Boult, Sayan nah, Ga.
q. Bosher, Philadetphia, Penn,
Margaret McGintey, Philadelphia, Penn.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27
City News.

RoUTE FOR SALB.-The Camp Washington,
Cumminsville and Fairmount route ON the
DAILY PREss for sale. Apply at counting
room.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

THE TRIANGULAR TRoT YEsTERDAY.-The
attendance at the Trotting Park yesterday
afternoon, to witness the race between "Kate
Daniels, "Dick Turpin" and Lady Utley,"
was quite large. The betting was notspirited,
the match being considered so evenly made
that the friends of the respective horses them
selves were not willing to invest. The match
was for purse and stake of $400, mile heats
best three in five, to harness. The following
is the a
H.rUr Hs Ir. .r SUMMARY
A. Daniels enters "Kate Daniels ...,....a..o3
Jas Hockey enters "Dck Turpn" ..............l 2
G. W, Bidwoll enters "Lady Utley" ..........3 3
TINE.
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GB~ The DAILY Pass 10 be had every
morning at the counting-room. Price one
cent. l..rl-. ..ryta Oh .
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uodbgi iTelegraph.i

BALTIMoRR, iJaly 26.-Flour steady and
held at 80 20 for superfne; salep, Wheat Active
aud buoyant: red 81 lS@l "a and White " sllel 60
Corn dull: yellow 62@65c., and white iOe9fzo,T
Provisions quiet and unchanged tf -"t
Whisky quiet at e9sO's@zlc' 1907 -.l 1H'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27
FOR RENT.

HOP RENT-HoUsE-A Brick Dwelling of
nine rooms, corner Of broadway and Franklin,
anu in good order, with water and gas. Rent $3.50.
Apply to j. p. HUMBLE, No. 2SS Broadway.
... tjy2T-dFl H. D.. H"f
ENOR RENT-R0oMS-Tw good and pleasant
- Rooms on the second floor, and one on the
third floor, to rent to prompt-paying gentleman
and wife without family Apply at 19l Fifth-st,
west Of broadway. jy27-S
EQR RENT-RooM, OR ROOMS VERY de,ira-
- bic Tor a gentleman and wife, without board
Gas stoves and gas for cooking and lights, IL wished
at 81 per week extra. Apply at 272 Sixth street.
Dy26-bel
WHOR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT RoOM-A
n gentleman having more room than his family re-
qures, desirous of renting well furnished front
room, lit with Gas, to or two gentlemen; IL is
pleasantly situated, four squares from the Posofce.
Address, A. I. B., this office. jy26-e+
NOR RENT-Two Brick Houses, containing
u, ton rooms each, with bath and gas, centrally
located, newly painted and papered, Nos. 42O and
DALTONs, No. 146 Fifth-street jy26b-
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XUANTBD-sIX GIRLS-To do hotisework, and
w one small girl TO act az Nurse. Also, four
JACKSON co. IS Intelligence Ofice, No. "a Third
street, near Sycamore. iY26-b"
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- AfsivaL.--Superiof,.- Louisville; Reliance, MARI
stls, 9Yst,ys NJ rsrtsp'VSih frsoress Madison;
DspaTlarsa.4 sapeAor Isonsyiliel PriQrpasl MaAi-
son; bostona No q Portsmouth; Dunleitll, Neville,
Fanny MeDnrDH 4 Marietta; Economy, 81, Lous;
Lady Pike, MemphiS; Commodore Perry, Pittsburgi
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TO p r. I NJ II e r. s.
HALLS
COMPOSITION ROLLERS

FT>HE HESUBSCRIBER, AFTER TWENTY.
- FIVE years experiences as practical printer,
fourteen years Of which he foreman of the New
York Tribune, has produced for rollers
which not be excelled either for economy, dura-
bility or the excellence of the work II produces 1t
contains no molasses but is made from No. extra
refined Accent glue, loaf sugar and honey. Rollers
made from this composition last three times long
as the ordinary ones. They will not run down in
summer, and are especially adapted for xylogaphic
printing, as they present smooth and beautiful sur
face, not to DO obtained from the ordinary ones.
Rollers made from this composition will do their
work blacker with less ink, than ordinary ones,
they take up all the ink and leave 1t in the right
place. The composition will be sent in sealed cans
10 to 20 pounds more, with printed directions for
uso, to any part OF the country, at the rate Of 30
cents pound for Newspaper Work; Book and Job
accents pound Rollers of large size cast at the
rate per pound Card Proof Rollers 90 cents each
Printers sending orders from distance, accompa-
MED by cash, will please state the temperature of
their office, that each order may be most satisfacto
rily fulfilled. GEORGE HALL,
,Tl.lI Enquirer Office, Cincinnati, Ohio.
This Is to certify that have used the Rollers man
and more economical than those manufactured from
the ordinary materials.
TH0S. WINTER, Pressman,
rHS1 Hlrl Cincinnati Daily Press 0ffce.
cheerfulIy recommend the Rollers made by Mr..
Geo. Hall, believing them TO be more durable than
any others have seen or heard Of shall be happy
to show any person pair manufactured by him,
which have In constant use. fTat
CIiAS. s. GEORGE, Pressman,
Jy2-M, ,Wif,am Cincinnati Daily Times ONCE.
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NNJANTED-T0 LET-To lady and gentleman,
w or two gentlemen, Rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished, with board: Apply at las Einl-street be-
tween Fourth aud Fifth. = 'a7ll r. jy26.b$
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"ANTED-k TENANT4For two or three
wv ro4ms, in a q9ist part Of the city, az squares
without board. Also, several gentlemen can obtain
boarding at 2O3 Elm street. ~ jy26.bs
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FOUND.

UNOUND "A SUM OF MONEY -Oa Tussdsy last,
UELT GAEaEETs ~ haat Ea6th,s., q jyaerb.I
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PERSONAL.

WHRRAONAI.-- Persons having houses % rent In
u the West end, either large or small can bs tlT-
ushed with prompt.paying tenants, by leaving their
business at $50 Ueniral-ayenue few good sen-
ants now ready, " ~ ~ ~ IA. Ia y yN-p't
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law REfsoft;r.



REsIaNATIoN.-Sarah Ellis, guardian of
j. w. Ellis, aged two years, having inter-
married with James Smith, resigned her
guardianship and asked TO have the appoint
inent made TO her husband. The Court al
lowed the application.
ADMINIsrRATIoNs-.Ann Maria Friese was
granted letters of administration upon the
Estate Of her late husband, Joseph Friese.
PAYMENT OF TAXES BY AssreSEEs. ques-
ton is pending in this Court before Judge
Hilton as to whether taxes assessed previous
10 passage Of the amendment TO the assign
ment law, passed last winter, operates as a
special lien on the personal property assigned.
BY the late law Il was specially made so; but
the question is as to the effect Of the law pre-
viously in force.
BEFoRE JuDaB SToRER-IH CHAMBERS
Hannah +. Jones ps. Benjamin Sterrett and
others. Commissioners appointed for the
assignment Of dover in this case, having de-
clned 70 act, II was ordered that W. A.
Adams and John P. Foote should be ap-
pointed 10 fill their places. tt.
John Piatt et al Ds. Martha Il. Piatt et al
John jackson, a master of this Court was
appointed receiver in this case, in the place
Of Alexander Johnston, who resigned Inv-
ing removed from the county of Hamilton,
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WANTED : Situation BY young. man who
w thoroughly understands book keeping, speaks
and writes German and English perfectly. Salary
no Object VIII accept employment at thing that
a, respectable Apply to W. III. PHILLIPS, So
West Third-street IU jy26-cf
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"ANTED-A SITUATION. 10 Surgeons and
w Chemists, The writer wishes situation as
4 Drugstore Address DELHI HOUSE, Delhi
County, Ohio. jy26 b.
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"ANTRD-A PARTNER-with a cash capital
~ offrom $500 70 500 to GO into business in this
DOC, private parlOrs United States Hotel, from Q
! till " and till 4. f..f.If tfFTI Tl jy26-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

WANTED-A sITUATION-By a respectable
w single man Gardener and Florist he thor
oughy understands the business Is used TO milking
COWS aud 70 the care Of stock viii go TO any part
Of the United States. Gan give good recommonda-
tions aud is willing to take overseers place, II
required, as he understands farming. Address J0-
Pross 0fFce H' jy27-c%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

WANTED-AGENTsL sell Improved Me.al.
from % TO Sl5 per day Orders receive prompt atten-
ron Upon receipt q ten;oent Stang stamp terms etc,
kouthgate House, Cincinnati, Ohio. IY26-fH
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LOST

n OsT a FAIR, or apLD sI.ell Acil lf.s BE Be
n b 4 1onefng to Nina aMIeARA. The hnder VIII be
anItably rewarded, by leaving them at XDt Hace.
stIect. corner Of George, h. NJ Mn " Jy4l,g-
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ED-STTUATIoNs-For two good girls
w in one house. Good references given. No OBJ
lection TO the country, A young man wants situa-
tion as salesman or clerk. reliable help, male or
female, TO be seen daily at 3O5 Elm-st. ! jy26-b'
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"ANTED--CooK AND GOOD WASHER AND
w IRoNER- On Walnut Hills. An industrious
aud careful girl may obtain the situation by apply
IOnfth-st over the Bookstore. iy26-be
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VDEY,s aglgs, GasGR,RGIa 5EoSfrffAHsr ES ffAHsroN
y2l aiv anu 1~A "s'A"'
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"ANTED-GIRLS-Tw or three small Girls,
w from hye to seven years Of age, to travel with
Juvenile Ballet Troupe. Thoy win bo taken for
year and taught singing and dancing, or 10 such as
are already instructed salary will be allowed APP
ply to ". C0CHEU, Enquirer Office Building
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VUANTED-1,OOO PEoPLE-To get their
w pictures at APPLEGATE'S New Gallery,
corner Fifth and Main, where may be seen the larg.
r and finest assortment Of fancy cases, at one-third
ibe price others charge. r = jy27-b'
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WANTED.

WANTS" "F0B SALE" "FOR BENT"
LOSE" "FoUND," "BOARDINe." &o.-Ad-
vsrtlsssnents coming under these headings, not ex-
seeding Ave lines, will be inserted twice for rs cents
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NEyANTED- COMPETENT sAwYER-To
w runa Steam Circular Saw mill, on shares, out
IN the country. Also, Miller,to grind on shares.
70 assist in the work None but those with the best
be given BY P' G. BsRoWN' south east Corner OF
Third and Sycamore. VIZ. jy26-b~
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WANTED-Afew more good Business Agents.
w Send ten cents in stamps, by mail, to Box
A. %, Cincinnati, Ohio, and youwi1 receive q cir
cuar, with full information. fine opening FIR all
found. --L- ....g.l :. :. ....IlII lez2-n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

"ANTED-T0 EXCHANGE-for Goods OF
" Western Land, an interestin one Of the most
valuable Patent Rights Ia the world--a fortune to
Sny man. For particulars, address II. s., Of p.
q. Box 400. jy27-bS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

WANTED-A GIRL--To cook wash and iron
w one who understands her business. Apply al
Is Sixth street. between Walnut and Vine.
Iy27-b~ Mrs. MCKENZIE.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

"ANTED-A GIRL-To do general housework,
w at 37S Baymiller, between Dayton and Bank
street e- e. II iy26-bs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

changed. Shosld this bin become law he does not
believe that 900 will be derived from this roury
This bin bays the AK At the root Of onr pr-ssst ad-
uirsble band system. Tho public land ia sn Inherit
Of vast value and to descendants. Il is
resource TO which can resort 10 the hosr Of diff
Gully and darger. Il has been managed heretofore
with the greatest wisdom, under exissmg lava. In
been concated with the interests Of the Govern nent
Ibe price 10 all hss been reduced from g. per to
81 % for fresh apds, aud the claims Of actn settlers
have been secured by presumption laws. Any
man cen low acquire title in fee-simpls to home-
stead Of 10 acres at the mniuum prizes Of 81 % per
acre for 500. Should the present remain, We
stall derive revenue from the public lands OF
$l0000,000 per annum, when the bounty lan1 war
rants are satsfed, without oppression to any human
being. In time OF ar, when all other OF rev.
enue ere eeriously impaired this will remain intact.
IL may become the best security for public loans here
sfter, in times Of difficulty and danger, it has been
heretofore. Why should impair or destroy thus
~ stem s, the present moment What necessity ak
ists for il
TIE people of the United States have advanced with
steady but rapid strides 10 their present condition Of
power and prosperity They have been guidod il their
progress by the fixed principle Of protecting the equal
rights Of all whether they be rich poor. No agra
ran sentiment has ever prevailed among them. The
honest poor man. by frugay and industry, can in any
part of country, acquire competence for himself
apd his family and in dong this be feels that he
the bread OF independence. He desires no charity,
either from the Government or from his neighbors-
1bis BILL which proposes 70 give him land OF an almost
nominal price, out of the property Of the Government
will 90 lar denoraze the people, and repress this
noble spirit Of Independence. II may introduce amosg
those perpicous social theories which have proved
disastrous In other countries.
Washsnoton June %, 1869.