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Large incomes OF Public SinEcrsv

The L1nl5p Ofe}14sF1 SAYS!
"1ohp B:anaIp, the JCt!.e- Of English tenors,
session Of a.s EaSa:.ceEs orsaa. returned a.s an
arsi Income ct f.,frA. He Vas : jeF, a.Eays 10
lated and Alone In whS:ever capital II Europe. IL
whatever society, ar-stE. literary, or OTHERWISE
Richard Wssre. Hoaid have sait OF hit1 tas: he
was bad nngulsi, lat Rchasu Hou1d Ros have
denied tae inc.y:dnsl E7:e9acy g Ah.a-
ham the Jew IL al things arper.aint1g TO vocal arL
In the days Ut John B1anaM the 1aAklcg Of E7, 600
year by singing Aiuue KaS Al Guaeafd Of acGieEe =
Inent n E11stca professional 1ue; and Il u said
TIA: IN no 5ear Of Ter Malsc;ious career did the
beautiful and accomplished Ca.s.aot gather 1E:o
herself 20 E1tAt ba1yesr, 50 Golden oemonstra-
ton Of her power Of do1nE Efea: things, AMI her
~ Alter BrahaE, AaubEan w.s the n1ss vocalist
Ehn With eeass aid 1nte1-:oo s.. about the reali
kattoo Of thla gfe11 Income, ard she sei 70 equal
Brahaua-receiying oSer C7,r3 In professional
fees during tie las: year Of he. l1e- In these
dsTs the personal power OF OUT foremost
Toca1lsts has led 10 almost doubling tine Noney
ToFess ct John R!aba2, and R1ss!a has
pad MEharle Patti an aunral salary thas prts the
Iulatc returns altogether In The shade- Tle fees
OF Field NaTshals, Lor. Chacceilnr5, Ambassadors
these ali tail III enaln0 tnoes fhrust uron .Adt-
Aca Psitt and II Is on'y IN tue Shrtth thai can
rcd = parallel. Pattt receives the ineoEe Of An
Archbishop. A1d II Feror-s be true, Christine Mis-
SOP : tEhn.Ec rather ate1d Of the 3a!e!. Ard
shese eccrsc ous 6u1us are Willingly and !oEtnr!
given Ia tt:u1n for tae delights anl consolarso3s
t1ea:esl w.lhn II. Is -4e tts-ite " the res.1tA
sonE Of e1c1, artists
Tace. a1 I'll en'.u-e C. long a5 tee heart can.tC-
ues TO t.fa. There will ever be B1a1aus aci
Eub.n:s, SostaSs aud Nat:hsans, Fai.t. .1i Siis-
sons, revealing .5etr oNl cII e1tcnce5 of she at
OF soDg. and no !atk Of a2dlencrl srIcra-
tn!zs2: r:'c Il: .s':e:ss {: ::s::i a!osss lLc;'
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The EcttrAhurK 1Inttle-Field - An
old Indian Fight "nEcd on tho
=

FTtTl IN FtiL77f III. 7Ia;Nif2T.
Al archaeological t1Tesl.4a;lou Of the country
around Getty sttuIc, conducted by learned anti
oIattan has proved tss. Truth Of belief long en-
rerfatne hF residents. tas the battlefield OF Get
Iy6burc hat, IN the 1st2u: pa&t Iecn the scene OF
d t,loodr ssrccE,e j'etEeel iac lntIaus, OF 6o1e
uukpown and long extinct .acea
THIS tact Is attessed bE the eIhlm1s1on OF the
military lrp!encuA Of the CONTESTANTS aud tie
yer,s.rs Of the dead tn xaas Is Known as the H.
dian Field, a!ou: nile southwest OF R1aaI Tca
and the National Ccme:e5J. Tscsc rrncs acc
found fh,cLiJ ltnbcdted II the eoE over The NAo.e
arcs Of terrleEy witch tic scene Of tic rebel
dy!eas IN l-6z, Tee5 conAs: q stone arrow heada4
hattc AXES. wa1 clubs. shle:s, etc Some u them
11es and ylaeed on exhibition IN the college for
tie present. but they Will 5000 bt placed ID case
Ut tie snlinsS uotel
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citing c: VI, gave Brownlow 7o2
yotesrf 4herdge :,ta, total LOIS, nov
gives >center 1900; Stokes, aca; total
a,oc22." Nov the deduction we draw from
The vote Of franklin County is this, that Of
tie 7oa Republicans who supported Pa1son
Bruuuluw fer Governor, 40 VI them voted
for Scnter md only 2d:-. Of them for Stokes;
consequently sentes is shown to be the
choice Of twothirds Of the original nepub-
licaus Of that county. Furthermore, the
vote shows TINT >l' white citizens who had
lccu disfrarch,sed are now allowed to vote.
Sertes's splendid ma ajority is made up Of tie
440 Republicans who supported Drovn1ow
in 1867, the @l:s Democrats who voted for
Etlcr:dge, and the s47 citizens who were
ti>fsancAssel. He is very certainly the
choice of eight-uinths Of the citizens Of
Franklin County,
The next county denounced Is Hum
phriss. which gave Rrownlow .G1., and Eth
cridce 131, now gives Srnter LII, and
Stokes A.. From which it appears that the
while only !. Republicans voted for Stokes,
&c Republicans supported SeoteE, as well
HIS %.Sf Alb41 HINAl1ESA A4e@LCA7. ffoAA% ~ |%'
right to continue to deprige these 75t white
men Of their frno chises in order to GRITTY
the malignity Of the IL adhcrents Of
Stnkes7
Take another county. '.NInsshall County,
which gave Rrowrlow s3l, Ethesi1ge 44o,
/ now gives Seuter a.oGl, Stokes 3l0." IS
Stokes got hut $40 votes, it follows that tbs
others of Brownlow's Republican support
crs, 5ol in number, voted for Scnter.
Should not the will OF the majority pEesnil ?
These 521 Republicans voted that the l,o9l
disfranchised uhito citizens should have
the ballot restored to them. And 50 1t
goes, all the way through. so faz as off,
c!al cturus have been published" that 6
majority II the Republicans, with old Iron.
sides brown at their head. voted to abolish
disfrprchisc,ncnt Of citizens In Tennessee.
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THE CASS COUNTY [MICH.) NE
GRO COLONY.
Something OF Its Formation and
S1ruE:'rx-lts Proud Position Toe
Dn}-A story OF Toll and Triumph.
EASslF0Lls, Mich, August 1
ccr!rsinnjt1;es af tbs Lktrr,s 7fiSua<.

Ctryts,x,n,itEex pf tbs Ikr,n,t 7,;,.,"s
More sban loSI sxtns 81 ans tot t as5 eoansy
inS eountes ssembesi upon he sboret of HIT
e II III 6 ] r. sSss +
o to a5si 1 aaa osao Wss ihs cen
,In h' - H. ~ y, psn,on LOT more taah az hour
som,a,n n. Tos ~ tas s'!anHsr "ao came WIN
aesso an ucu auy u upoa e. uc.s 81, 0t es .e
1e1 ~ - ~ ~ nouse GI aaf ne o;er OF
tor1 soiutlun f nu,sln1, ta, ~ ,,ng my ~ Oa,,,
sone" 1nIt ~ ,tn1i S1.Ieta1H. ~ ,;,.
een,a,ircs of ace faat mil !s;v 1ns Sr
cnly scorn, tersioo and oppression lid eTs,, 1rt
n~ .,t,,,nain Etih,n sns tns ~ 11aus:es OF
Of iuts a:nuaI naec ;s.x ar H. H. tc.,
pants OF owners. oi lands aud houses that would
yeafs aro, these ,,nsIF Mcu. win thetr x,rcsnn,
c.llsisen we're attracieo thtturr t,y ,her eSnssar
friends. and ,tty have wrought in 1ne heavy 1or.
The onnels of ,1apy thousands Of srr,1 n IN t u1o
est land in cl-s County. @>~'~~ ''Ns A>se'
nearly onenas the Seai cs;2,. auf ~ 1I.. p.
less than hai1 tnc !a1es Tner la,e estani'sh :,
nGubcr OF exceilent schools conducted fr co5aT.-i
Meshoiist and lssptistis tue best nroof ta.t rhsV
have no1 neglected moral aud 1sl,aious % cnitmr,.
Tns, hayc sooa !n:truetors il Insragea:I sd
found here several men OF liberal cpls,1rr nm
obern a:l il'sals Colleges and one i1on ssu1l our
sssea Il H. Il ssaas ysSns en r. en-
ART, mi, IN tie drr goods STuds Ttev os, a.;
nun steam saw NILS and s1eam tn2rshtnt ~. ~.
chimes; they are manofactnr4ng tS 1,n III,
cradles ami rakt9, R1owtue snnr-tor eI..s n.s
stock, euitiya.tus trulta sn,I nr,a,,,r;nv
hundred. Of uc!es Of tho finest t-rain Tb.sg
llre not EC1ciy an intaltira pes,.,le hnt IN
I;enoui selt-lriiant pos1tlve and prosrsss:fc .nT
VIII bcar favorable comparison viii iheIr nhi,a
nrlghlpK9 IN ali tho legitimate frf.ffnf,s ~ III
Merchants and uerhsuIcs through ri shi. y. LIZ ttS,
Uro,uptness Ia hnsiacsS a,yaJr, T Ha.,n. me4A oaa
Freks' y.siS III thia mari ~ tha t1s tutec
rtsnnr,rt ~. rsiia{ r. y 1au1 cor.
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with the purpose OF defeating him, Int
Tcnaic:ou considered that result as far less
damaging than to have the Hoffman party
formally established III Ohio, by the nou,i-
nat'on Of Hoffman candidate for Govern
cr- After months delay, Rosccrans has
declined, and the Slate Committee has
offered pendleton the choice to be the can
didate himself or let RanucF be named.
Thus cornered, the "eaglo statesman has
accepted The nomination. He is not Iun-
ring SO much against Hayes, NJ he isagainst
Hoffman He has taken tue position that
Il any capital is 10 be made IN the Ohio
campaign, it shall be in bis favor and not
III favor Of Hoffman.
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The Republican majority in Alabama, at
the election last week for Congressman and
Legislature, foots up more than 10000.
Last fall tie State only gave 1000 fo1
Grant. A great many Democrats have
come over to the Republican ranks, being
sick, tired and disgusted with a party that
was good for nothing except to frd fault,
ca,i1, sneer, cheat, lie and embro;l its coun-
tlr in civil Nat.
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Tie Ohio CoppezLc:.ls l.re nominated
Lew D. Campbell, the old competitor Ct
yallandiphnuy, for the State Senate from
Tie district composed Of Butler and Warren.
Lew il former days vas the kno~-Soshing
leader Ct L., district Out of opposition to
the d. natc1ats he noted with the Republic
cs,.s for short time hut lis hatred Of The
nrl'ro was greater tLan his hatred t. TIC
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and io;:dd. All the trades mud occupations
were in the same demend, and in many cases
tie supply fell short. Tbs nationnlties Of
the male persons employed wero: Aneri-
icans. ;'.199; English, 1,+s?; Germans,
l,7sl Ir,Ah, G,i9s; Scotch, ASS French,
4nl 6wcdes, loJ, and 1Ci Danes.
The others weru divided in small
numbers emong various nations. OF
the females :',l0l we're Iriah, 5a4
American, lie German, and o44 Of all
others. No employment was given to the
Chinese by this agency. and it is safe to rs
suue that those who employ tho Chinese
were not among the applicants. It viii be
seen, therefore, in addition to tho Chinese,
there is great deficiency OF white la
l,urcrs.
The AIt4 Cul!jornid, noticing the great
demand in the Northwest for agricultural
lnl,or, aud the expressed hope that the Chi
nese will supply The need, bet1ays already
tie jealousy Of California lest this labor
shall be lost. It says that Cinnamon do
make good honse servants, hut MI those
who cau bc induced to forsgo more prodta-
hle employments, can get oven in TINT Ca
racity from $50 10 $50 per month in gold
and found in California, md ore not likely
to moye to Illinois where the whito persons
in that capacity gel less money, and TIM. in
currency. That paper, therefore, gives no
tice that it will be q very long time before
the supply for labor in California will reduce
the wages to point that will induce them
l.. A.. y =, = - ---rE<..-v:
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r,scam"r., for The months of April,
-: June. being the last quarter Of the
~ year. TIC expenditures wc,c rs
8. :"s"rE :a'"E7oa:sc aad tbs.
t. ,,rss:ons ami la.i.ans. ......... :,sss's:s
.-..'-' -r...-......~... If.t..',2iG
+y+.I, lE9
; u publ le!,;. ........,:.... .;s4yj,4e5
:, -.s,..... ..--. s., ca6, ,as2
: expenditure Is 1T the rate OF SaaJo,-
: ls.1 4rnunl. II General Grant can
he c1pcn>ts 0. the government with
; sum during The frs: YEA. Of his 3D.
tratiua, he will have more thai re-
d the pledges Of the Republican party
to Tie people last su,unez- Il was
t...d. then, bs Revenue C*o,n1uibsioncr
Wtlls, E. 3. WrsAbrrnc, George S.
ell, JoLa Sherman, ind otheE revenue
ts.tLat tie expenses of the govcrumen
a"s payment VI interest, could
reduced by close economy
two Eu1lrcd md serenty-dyc
%e, 1.e great Democratic Nnaacier,
-. tb"uel' the expenditures would
'o"' A.n4'sa .4D. m en1 a ~
,n,ret. II, TcoIl"ton. General Grant
:" promises, s1eept INA. &c would
IL the r!".ey lie could end collect the
* ~ c1H'-e9s aa IN Ills power that he
cut dF~s expenses wherever practical
.e1p tie t1re-sa- strictly within Tic
Of III" appropriations break MP tho
ing ulisley r1:a.s put honest men IN
l.-1 tc.:. oct the thieves. Aad who
Gzl4 tLAt ht has ro* labored faithfully
sc eodH. and with remarkable Success,
eE72T Tie tho7 time be In, been oct
pr,ai2sa.
Same o:ac1ai statement alao gives ns
reeip.s Of tie TrcasuEy during the
y ccGas July !, l76e' as follows:
1asscta9.~.: 500 -'''' fH'n:l'i 81 n
!. ,esriac. :: ..,- .. :s,:.i.c G:
Sas'4+ eo:'Seet ..,>''-- '-''. - ..y.-.. ~ -.
r.ee,p.n. -..,...-........slva,st't q:
s7:i''nit that this il az exceedingly
.ctusy Gs1il.t-recelpts, : S'o'''Fa',"'s
olls S@-,';;;';.;;:22 surplus fund,
i'...'. Hs t1's much The nhhona
~ peIa ttA.''ea L. :"
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TIE PRESIDENTS REcREATIoNs,

I'M .4siuiti, press seem cndeasoriug in q
s.iu! frcl,its Way to criEcisc President
4, f,s ay:4.i.s himself Of the sunlme.
,,;uu to :-iulse in of-hand social inter
~ with: ,Lr people st the watering
s>.,s a2.l elsewhere. It is not questioned
,!!r r14 s:irc. seeks this recreation IN
appropriate manner. but it Seems to lie
:.4srl TIA: he onght to swelter at the
:, Nea>f., IT, II .Aa, unhealthy location
s.sl tvu bilious. sustch hurried rest
..:-:L: Z: L. Soldiers Home, haunting
7lsinet-.. E,r day. The only. President
e., lived Without recreation Iother .han IN
'ssisral attendance at Washington
.:rr, was .Ir. Lincoln. The Copper
g. Lot Only d,' not think him for his
..,Mttiue H~rculeau tod. bnt availed
!:se!,es u lie SOLITARY occasions on which
sought 10 tlnbeuI from the labors Of the
,nlnrnt 10 waylar ind murder Ai,u-an
;.semeat in wt.ch they at last succeeded
/ ihs. exception of A1t. LlEc.,ln,
~ President hus nAdu tours Of recrcc-
through the country. Andrew John
amused himself in the only wsv LIE was
:. lv swinging around the circle On q
E:.ns ,usr. making stupil md rery
;.:l;.1 s,,eccacs. aIr. Buchanan "a.
ri every year to Bedford rs his
,ritc place. President Pierce Wis
tEe Crystal Pulace 1t New Iosk, and
i,to swimmer ouartc7s n. Cam J,iand
,;d.,t yuu 1,urcn xns fond ereu To
h.,isrn. If arsttr1atic nf1nfe- President
,~.,u ,u-ut ,uauy wueks If lis vacation
,tr l;;pu.,,,, Fortress Monroe, The
,:deu, most ostcutahous}y addicted to
,1avi1c Lin-s.if on public tours, with q
~ ard Laus.ur that at The present day
\, he oppressive and offensive, was
EinEoa tilaself. lie esteemed it part
is 1t. t,i..l s..ty to make for,u,l imperial
-s.e.. around the country, anl part Of
Official DUTY IT everybody Who
i. Lis way to receive him
puuc,i,i3us Difference aud
,5,. President Grants military
,ycmcnts throw those of the First Pres
, far into the background. Ills civil
r Ia, been Lag. lcd by less prescps;;ou
raj l,s. ability. Indictment or nr7,deucc
tAu, If Waol,inet On. It cannot be
.,,i; iurrorer that he should n,iocls
liz. r,t,,l, in a manner neither n,ean
,.,.u,sti,,,;5. neither intrusive nor Will
,.;;t ai,a ,ht. natural and uoatfocte,1
.rre OF :, r.lI-po;sed gentlemen anonc
s,ci,1 ca3ois He o1,sorrea the
,,t,r, .,ul stna;ca ,,,o on;nions
/ I'm, Preserves iu,,ic;ons,c tho e7nrcs-
If y..,,r Tl;s certainly ia II char
iu,;c ~ .,,, ,.,,,.+ erccocsf,,, statesmen
e,.cu,ixc r,,rn nf MI aces A tha
<,1J,,s,, IL. c,,,1,, ,,oa, ,,ir,,1;t;.;o,.
,,no Rrench Nv yarl E.s,on Ssw.
eh,.,,t,no ,e,,a.,. . Mo ,,,a, ~ ,re,r oso
<l-s,.s =, 49, Eaa. wit ne ~
v.H, a,a s.,t,sl,o ,aora fo..;,;as tl.an
..r.si,11n, aho o-or, -aoa,7ss, h;,n W.
I.,l,, 49,, - ;.,fe-.,.t;,1 ~ = ~.
',,,,,,,a1 :. - ;asn;ta .-n,na ~ Nv, >
...s,.iz;. :. ,>.~s - ;e - .-a5s
T "ns, ~ .1. 80 49, 49,. 49,. 80 $3.50 - ~
~ 80" ~: -: 49, 49,. ~ ,,-s,,..s ,' - - ~
i ,,
,,: I...1. :.
4 s. te.-: e..
-.s., x,s.;'e 49,. ~
~. ,,,,nao.,,,a,, dvor adro,r;,<. ,n,ro
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At Davenport, On the 10th, Weston undertook TO
walk 1fty niles In ten and hnf hours, At the fair
grounds, Including wa'k Of bali a mile backward.
lie failed tn hlt undertaking. being an hour and a
half behind time. Tie Eaae the bAckwaEA half
mile IN iort y-HiA minutea.
Tie sa!es Of the Wholesale deltcfa OF keneuk
for the 5cnr ending Mayl isc2, were sac4s,4 4S7;
and OF those y! burlington. s3,qss.s13. The heas-
ltst dealers In the former vert H. +, Bower Co;
--'-- ''= latter, Stalker d Co.
IT lis more males than females IN Mus
,upty.
10 Of Judge Philip yteie. q Fort MALL
the 'sh, aged 60 yea18- She was one
F.lers Of Fort Madison, hastng get
'ian thirty-two years ago.
.outh Of Jn:y last 12G, ae5 acres
the Sioux City Lan1 Utace, and
, 1869-08-13


WISCONSIN.
The NORTHWESTERN Clon Packet Company Ii
building, III iaCfnxke, steamer 24a feet IN length,
with so feet width Of teatn, and total width over
ali OF - feer which Is Hl!c1 than any other upper
river steamer. It's ftelghting capacity will be
about 1.ouD tone II Is asserted that It viii be the
bcFt steamer OF the Mississippi The Republican
sa.s: "Wi1h the exception Of the hull, which MAS
built at raducah last wluicr, every plank and
board are Of LaCru1se nauufac!ure, and put !n
their proper places by laCrosse mechanics Even
the four tmmergc boI1eEs, Of 10 iCchcs By "a feet
nre from the LACROSSE boiler wntks Of Funk i
Lauer. The TWO large engines OF as;nch cJlin-
ders aud seven feet stroke are from tic celebrated
SLes WcrAs In Clncit natt,'
MICHIGAN.
IL the ioTn Of Osn,euao, Kalamazoo County, a
very singular accident occurred On tho 18th ult.
Daniel Sherwood. 3 farmer, directed his men 10
remove some straw from Ills iarn 10 make room
for d load Of wheat. On throwing the STRAW on
to burning LTush pile, nrc WAS communicated 70
the ;ead. which, IN moments, Was all In blaze
The TEEN, frightened, r8n about nftcca rods down
steep bank l2to Email mud Lake, where they
rulred, Unable 10 get away from tne brtnius load
nntll It was entirely consumed. The depth If tho
wafer not being sufficient to reach the fire, the
hnrses we're badly buried, hut are stlll alive,
Portions Of the wagon out OF The water we've a1so
buried,
MINNESOTA.
Lieutenant Clark. Of FoEt Abererolnnlf, recently
caught rickelel Weighing = pounds, In Whisky
Creek, Ecar Rel River.
SCHNEIDER. who attempted suicide at Wal'Ashaw
several weeks ago, mace another Aad succtssful
attempt on his life, on the ID inst, while confined
In the County jail for d.sorler!y conduct. lie was
hand.cuntd, Int succeeded. notwithstanding IN
haDRtpE himself with et1tn tJr2 from blanket
-e-| "----e.+ cras sEindn~ sEnte,
~ ~ iI':I sIs.rrr+
-; Az: s-,-se, Of Louisiana, drowned herself IN
-.; .s T.. - d. on the :;h. She had been to 4
''-'' ~ rscy:ors, viii: young naa who
ii ing attentions 10 her for some time.
TUE 1ERlIToKHA
ID. .:oEuic icoD. Niner says: During the
], even Je, prevailing, q nt,uher Of
iA.,. .--s -. Ecurfrd along tho face u GE!1atn
Mountain. One :cnce- rail avalanche took a slide
Of thousand feet tnoyc, shooting Just past the
door Of our Cl,y Jai.. sut forming backbone
crosswtse Of one ol cur principal s,trets"
The Cheyenne tWso1atnS1 L<a:er say9: Sonc
tine ago ne published al occocEt CT the .iscey-
es{ OF sxtens1te coal bcds near the city here. The
dtscoyczcr had sGne shah some tori! feet, Ill he
struck 1 stratum OF rock; drilled through ,hts,
and then thr dr1y struck yetu Of Superior quality
OF coal into which be drilled sefen nad q half.
leet S.nce that time he h1s tetn sinking h1a shaft
through the rock. which is some twenty feet fnfcf,
and has nearly 50: taroaEn II. III Tar scans and
creyiccs OF the rock he has foaAd considerable
quantities OF akphaltum."
, 1869-08-13

r. i. JenIcs il the regular an,i responsible car
OF TIE tAlcAGp 1kIRCsE south OF Thtrty-
ss,...: anI t.As. ul STATE Fapers VIII ee de-
7,-! 10 fa.sec:.erzs by las1 eaEet than kheS ca..
u. - MS us.is.F vas.
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NO CHINESE LABOR FOR TIE EAST.

1.-THE Califu1nia papers state the facts cor
rcctly. the prospect Of any considerable
supply Of cheap labor from China is rather
remote. A great effort has been made to
deter that class Of labor from coming to the
United States, and stronger effort has
been made 10 keep the Chinese already ar-
rived from being employed But as there
is deuand in Cnlifurnia for more labor
than IL to he had, the Chinese have, in spite
Of the prejudices and hostility excited
against them, not only obtained employ
1ncnt, but at mites which will preclude their
coming further East for long time.
In San francisco they have an institution
which might be duplicated in every large
city in the country with great benefit. 1t
is called the California Labor Exchange. It
is not m intelligence office, nor is there any
charge or fee e1acte1 Of the person cm-
ployed, but it is a pubic affair, supported
by private contributions, md may be TO-
gurdetl, not onlS Us public convenience,
but public charity. Ali persons wanting
labor Of any kind may enroll themselves
free Of cost, stating the particulars Of their
case-whetAer single or married; if they
have families; former occupation, or
if they know any mechanical trade.
The exchange receives orders fos 1a-
1,or Of all kinds from all parts
Of the State. During tho year ending June
20, 1860, it had received o-lers calling for
$4,000 men, but employment had only been
obtained for is,fC2 men md a,02l women.
Tho Trhnr raa1ax3 rF1E not to ha had. The
, 1869-08-13

cust of supporting the government, that
taxation for Federal purposes will no logger
lie ft1t as burdenso1ae
, 1869-08-13

Al tie October election Of same year the
Democrats carried The district by 27o. Put
ting the two together, it will he seen that
the .'Buslcr Pony" will hare TO travel
pretty fast il ho WIS the race
, 1869-08-13

Irish, SO lie joined the latter, and has taken
vigorously to drinking whiskey, and is now
full commandment in tho corperhcad
church, working hnua Id glove with Fallan-
dighnm. But he is not 80 sure Of an elec-
ton as be thinks he is. The district voted
last ft1l ns fDllowg.
, 1869-08-13
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r 'rv.tt H-lsy and mir:skf<. II tf:e aad FIRE Post
81 a,,.:tr1 =. FL: iat.,.lst.s St4.r ADa county
I'll. .t:.es are lloN q tea re ce-. couhtaioo %
:.r sasAssettt-:la1A
r.;;AaSt4 t.sy &c t:.aae t::keT ty Gsass. c1Ttcts
/: o!.:e u:tt4. or In rr<t:fr<! lstrfs 1t VIZ TAX
ITEMS To uITE srBst ntbENs.
:, tf.i.,rt.t ts:adAY LxeIFzEn.13 eeptS rer Eeef+
", ecu,cspe hunaa5 NIEpH1s-.30 cents Pc Teef.
as:z~ TRIBUNE ooAFANT.
Ehioxe. III
, 1869-08-13
.TIONAL INCOME AND OUTLAY.

SECRETARY Of the Navy has published
.4tut u tie receipts md expenditures
lss,vtrnm.r.t for The months of April,
-: June. being the last quarter Of the
-! year. TIC expenditures wc,c rs
, 1869-08-13

con!tnUes 'aYbrabe. Tn the sth We hat seasoa-
able rain, aEts the corn ts mating rsr!n rtocrcaa
The spt1nf wheat Is turning oct lee. than anic!-
Iased, UT all other cfops In this psst or the State
ere good. Go 10: except coEn, for, While /. the
northwest part 81 the county It Is roor. n other
parts 4 Is better shhn nsusl. The great danger Is
now from its large growth, that II v1l npe1 LITE
and thus be lable 10 injury frum early fno%t. The
oas crop is Scty taTse, acl Potatoes fus the hrst
tine In this part Of the STATE wt1 * largely Ia e5
cess Of the local denarti We saa1,, therefore,
need no rotatoes from tie no::h th1I season for
ac{ part Of The Staie south u kanEakee. Take
the crops or r2thts the surplus Of agricultural
and horticultural products OF TITS Countf O.
Champaign for tbs yea1: they are largely IN ex.
cess Of any previous year, and with REASONABLE
rrlets The iasmel3 vii reap r.eh reward for
tac.. lato.. =
CORRECTION,
Al error Of some magnitude occurred tn ur
letter Of July g. tn regard to the pu.ehase OF .tnok
bJ ]. T. Alexandts. Instead Of 5000 head weeklr.
1t should save bee2 so. or .n.uv year. Stme
the death Of Mr. S1:awc, the g-ca. Ca1:le K!t5
Nr, Alexander may tCslIy lay claim 70 tn.t :lleA
RcEAL
, 1869-08-13

The NIfchiGnn Fruit IkcEion-kts Ex-
tent md t'npabAlltles-1'he Face OF
the Countrywide SOIL and the ScIl-
sonk-Tho DnlFy-Fnrsn Crops
Where to L0cAte-ldyICe to tho TIo-
uecr-Fruit ErowinE-Vccctlbl lblcs-
The CfOpx-A Correction.