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, 1869-08-05
RIVERSIDE BOULEVARD.
tuultae1 nfAde for Constructing a F.nrRt
Portion Of lhc Driveway.

The, Trustees oI the toVn ot Cicero have con
matcfale hnd doing the eHttrc work OF construct
log tnnt portion OF the Dive In the town Of
cicero, which Ia all that portion Of the
boulevard lying between the city limits
aud Riverside. The work under this contract
CONSISTS IN fully completing, according TO the
Specifications furnished by the nrchttects md 81.
ycrn,epnentE OF the work lMess:s- Olmsted, vauz
/ Co ), The gTald central carriage Gnyc, preparing
tue beds fur the construction Of The kiic-road1,
making the cutycF1s, bitches. etc, sud the time
1or the entire completion Of this work Ia eighty
working days and The contractors had 80 ioly
prepared their detailed Arrangements for its prose
rution thnl they we're wiling to hind themselves
10 forfeit $50 Per day for each day required Ia
complete thu Job beyond the time epectnrd In the
contract ..-....
In thus vigorously driving this work tho BOARD
OF Trustees expect 70 be enabled 20 set out the
rows OF trees for tue whole distance this Iall,
which wou,d be ctninentiy desirable.
While the property at Riverside and along the
ruute OF tue boulevard VIII he greatly enhanced
IN value by tie enterprise. the whole city Of CHI.
eago VIII De tenentiud, md tho projcctors nul
prunnters viii certainly receive the thanks Of the
pleasure driving public.
Ne understand that the new steam road-roNes
importer! b. the Rls crslde Ipprpvememcnt Com
rany rlll be ubcd tn the conjunction Of tic
NGIk,
, 1869-08-05

TUE SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA August 4-At the races to-day, fo1
the Traytfs Stake, Belnonts Geaeleg beat Cam.
crpn's 1nvcrcautd and Coltone colt BY Eclipse
NILE and th1ee-quarters. Time, 3:14.
The Sweepstakea for all ages, mile aud q GUAR.
ter, VAS VIM By ka11sausett, beating Corsicau by
3 Euod fourth; rest beaten or Time, $40. The
other rnnners we're Nemesis, Cottrru Lancaster,
The Danshce aud Juhal.
The Eash 6take6 for two-yeAr olds. hall nlle,
Eas Wou by Aorris' RenoFheless iu 494t. BEL
lu0nts Nellie JRnes eeconod, E Thompson q
Lexington flly third, length between each.
Itoncratle colt Intrigue, chestnut Censor n1ly.
1"y Censor ntls, Clililcothe, HarGt1ger and Glen
dover hlIy1 were also rInnerA.
1HH uAWkKrK MEETING.
CLINTON. loEa. August THE Hawkeyo Horse
Association, which has previously held tEo sue
ctsrtnl meetings on the St1te Fair grounds, be-
tween here and LJons, Will hold their 0rst lat1
meeting At the Ratne place, commencing Thnrs-
Gz5, Aueusi 70, aid cIosing SATURDAY, "a Purses
10 The amount Of st. COO nre offered, and the best
lones In the Northwest are booked for tho races
The success OF previous neenncA and The enet-
cetlc and efficient character Of the ofdcetS IN
charge, insure meeting which has never been
exceeded for interest In Iowa, and rarely IN any
portion Of Lie Northwest
OSHKOSH RACES
OSHKOSH, August a--Thl6 afternoon there WIZ
aputhcf nlQtch between CanxfA aud Twenty Cent?
tor a. 900, best three IN I'VE The race WAS given
10 Twenty Cent? upon claim Of foul On second
keat.
, 1869-08-05
TRE ElJY Ii Brief.

Tnr Picnic Of the 1.iAh Iuncs viii take plArc TO-
day =, I,En.' PARK, and large attendance is an
ttc!pa,tl. The hIEcrcnt military Organizations
will form At o'clocl m, oil East ktnzie street,
the right sefilng on C1art street, aud march In
troct4tion through tho principal strrcis to the
MIw1nkee tlcnt'l, iu The following order: Irish
l::fes latd; Ireh 1aacs, i. G.. Captain ~ CooncJ:
lHtachEirnt In red C4mEe, Lieutenant II. Qulnn:
Eational GHari Ehar1,thooic1b, CAptAln F. L .oll
l:Ilse nth Zns,avrt. COMPANY A. q. O., Captain ].
('alHsn 1'o'ry. TUE Earnes Will Commence after
he Erk trn,n Er77vcn on the ground, consisting OF
Highland fling aaptc, Ir!sn jR. foot race. jumping
military medals will !,c Axardrd- Tne Welcome
AdnnIs VII! 1s delivered bJ Gcnrra! N L. n
!he AbSenCr Q! l1rutenhut ErncFa1 SNcr1tau, las
consented 10 review the battalion.
1r LIN! HATrRp4TA TN,nrkx II ~as stated that
W!iliAm EcGleApd, junk fcAlcF, No. Est *tatc
hsEstL hsh furnished tho Eana u south Eldc hoy
dwellings,. and tLsi large amount Of stolen prop.
cry wsa found Il Ills plAca. 10th statements
Vie ineo,es n t,o{ o En te.fasa das,
fshtc, most Of tho gnGdk wore found, hkf furnish
I'd > hatchet With which TO cut The lead Fipo IN
Jhlliips' 1stlcfy, mud mot llat ArElclana aio 20,
The utl,y goods fouuf tt The lhtteTI shop weir
sUrpr pennies aud twU cootL Tue coRA nc pioFeu
ttlancrd TO ntn, md they wrrc rrturnod hmno
1.Atinsd ihAt he sklt soine pennies Ana nolo theM
II ActleilAna, iIt could nui tdcat1lT thnsc lounc
~ The oiltn ht bal aL,lcn- McElelIAnd %es htln
on two char0tA-G,4p tall On each-tor thai At tac
ltscneacrS Court
JrTk,H JAxKHoNH dec1alnn 10 the caso Of Nj.
Cheney haA not doGtacd whrlher Z child Il rnEcn.
cratcd ~ bapItn, 10 that II u titll nuotei qucs
fldn- 1,u' u tar spr.ntlnR o! HAsef on aha out
slGc OF the b,dJ has not tho cfec& OF rcxenCTn4.n1
tho hrart7 II IL eelIcsed h! taose who sprinkle
wine, hltk ~ anh other bercraEcn In thcIr in.
hl1rn that the eject II IN that cxso rcReutsxt19
nnd most pIcaaant xoI powerful aort OF rcKcn.
crption. Hence the new phrase, - Lei us Feacncr.
ate" uscd N invitation by irFrverrnl ttnb!berA
The GEpnl nnawcr u, "Ameu," or "Sslah." TJ
wrst l.olc psca has tic word conG. uoH "rege1
tfatc "h2s dcgcner1isi
AN ExcCKs,o1 on TuH LAKr IA TO l,c given this
evening. by the Metropolitan Glce Clnh. Of CHI
cacO. % boa1d the Gdt-xhcel Steamer SARAH tat
~ Th1cA viii leave The dock Ut CLARK ssrcc
Ls,Hsc al 80 O'Clock. ani proceed TO Hyde Park
nnr1r rroEcnadc concert El tc gtvru In tut
na,soy1 d the Cne hotel and the parry Will !ctufz
ID lie civ NJ about II O'cloeG- The excursion Il
In tlic hkudR OF Committee OF AIfauccmeoA
Eho exercise s,s1ct dlscn ninauon Ia tss1in4 tot
myitatlon4 Positively no u1uofs VII be eoid o.
-srtt the honl md thg nAlf promises 10 oe II Ut
n,rhcst s.oe select Aad eu1oja'Ic-
-. ,,.,- FoCH0 MAN found dead Il
raIIe1ton : woods, 10 thc to~-7 Of !ase " steT. g
t,uday list, has teen identified as - " - q
, 1869-08-05
commcrclal Trnre1Icrs.

-
From ~ pldadtiphsd horth An's,tean, Ju!9 g.
case N whlch E!as MaFs. c!tlzen 11 New
Jersey. TAa 1ned, ~ 1ne nAlt1mofe Cf1mnA1 Co0ft,
*soe anu coata 1ot ssMnB' ~ taat CITY hndie lron!s
ae., Waun1t !ecease, HaH cAEeu uP 70 tae
Aaly lana CouIt o1 ArpS2n Anu aeclsloa naa
!asL ntGu asuFeEea ~ I'M NJ tt1ou1at ~ vas COL
tenoea " tns AEpSusnL .nat tas AA.5 s.aluLe
aatnon1ing s9ch mes Was cohtsAr@ 70 me pEo!l.
Blons q LIE ei9p1H secttou u tue urst astlcie q
1he tunsAtuLlpn y LUG Ou1ed otatSA WHICH
grants TO CongIeas the power 70 regulate com.
nerco sEong the seFeta states, aod also 10 tnat
clause o! INC eecond secuoo Q! tle louEln Article
which declares tha1 me ciH1ens OF each Stat9
be entitled TO hll tae privileges aho lHnun!t1es ol
ciuxcnA OF the xeSsrA states Ihese az tne pro-
s!s1ons aSalnst Which tHese mercantile licenses
arc uHu2lJ snl0 70 be Affa{eu, And II interesting
deals @ with them A!te! rcg[eMtog tac dectatons Or
upon the subject the Court OF Appeals proceeds
to asF:
"These decisions Ehow that the constitutional
provision, U enect1Ee prrrents the property, real
or personal owned bJ q non-resident and located
ln the State, from being subjected 10 any higher
reS!dcut owners; hut In our judgment they do not
cover the present case Tue kaw before Us Is not
tax upou either person Or property, but On n2r-
,1cular trade or uuAlness Carried on tn the State
and cannot in our opinion, be regarded AS limos.
Ing HIGHER tpte OF taxation unon non Residents
than upon citizens either in respect to peraon or
properly. Nor do VIC perceive 1t In nuT other
rtsiecs unjust Unfair or d!sct1ulnatory u opcra-
lion nnd effect, We have shown that
taX Ia al tIude OF business carried on Ia
lis borIierg, whether b. ia own citizens OF those
Of other States The resident owner or trajer
"a rcnu1rrh IN fnte mt llrenae to taYry m ht9
, 1869-08-05

tpd,po OF h1l ,ur1, under cas.eo OF homicide. b,
tesaay beiora jnass CAY % IL thiss eon ~ ~
sun Of SaSo rne su1etiea: NJ Fsss W ief u.Se!i .a
Ja,nes E, casstdy " Teier y. For AMI 1.t-c,
| Eaucey. For 9ts9 qs Va -1t : ""4e'
Jamea I3ufpap 81 ri. =. Joel nnltsn1 Po, tteht
ss Roscita z Esan%sa1 % :. s.7s 4. mn s,,
THY il. oSiate =. Aae,aoe and r;~o,o. =,
J Lemon. JT For flTp IT S.~NHS ~
| George r. Gorr et ai1 =. Hmm antth and M.r
Elisha n. Inv. Menr1 n. Fr.ato. Far defene.
ant. y ''' N' A'' 4''s"1'
Daniel 7. Elzson ct als v William Il. Keunicot,
| {ejectment). For defendant
waldo VI. Smith Ct a. '. Cyrus Dridgman. Fol
| sl4lT. -
a! Meaze ee1s DFadnee ct ii. :. Frederick ". Kr.uso
james =; AMpleton Of a. r. Albert Il. Hore,
Daniel = Branl '. Taomu Kelley. For sscs o1
fer issalat W.
E staDiey. For s2S2i7s 'N1''S ~" y >''1 ~ o
sWaao. e ''> A'' -
| Joseph prohan ct o. '. William .. Lash, Aa.c
| Joseph r Ryefson '. Groenleat G, Wade md
John {. HOPE: For t51oaa =
ts4at7 - ~>'->' - ~'N@@>''''
Same =. Nicholas II, Cotton, ForsHsa
]. Yatcs ct al. +. Toultelot Preserving Company.
Fur {466-6a. : - -
HaH5 r. MARKELL For tsga.a.
s5,D1 btn sa1t iGnsS 5Sb Iassn E9ss TGs
Joel Ellis ct ala- '. Tourtelot Preserving COM
paEv. For tie1a6I.
ao,e T,l!an 9sn,s Johason = Same; For sssa.
s,7ET '''' "
RenbFu Dcardalee ct ais. '. Adam Zmuer.
1saae A. Isaac. Ct a. CSew varuisa Company '.
Ncuoeu beofdslee ct ais. '. Patrick Reilly. For
John ", EIdrbze Y. Mary L. Iron and ".
Frank Richie. Fol sl7o.29.
SAMUEL t. Russell '. John Farnn' Fors,st.ea
EdWast Iycrson y. Thirty-nrst Street Press,rta,
rtan Church For t31nl '' ''''0' Ae''' W
Comnany. Fur a. n1 " 1'4 Ae'o' 'e's' ''1s
Jai,,r.s MrEinnIay r.. al e A1nn7o ucos F,r
fye1 n " - " ' "
fa:SEa AHe'' 1o'
Ell +. Ilollls,cr e, al. 3. Jonathan ". nnooss
Iseotyc ( ,ets,nre- =, a, e n rm,,,,, ~,
xass. .Sa Ass4 ~ '' V ~ 1N'NN Hot
William s,a.ges ct al. '. Susan Mcpbcrsou, Al.
For 5aa.Nt+os. e~e~S>"A
Inis1 i a. Fop7n '. r 4. + n{e1M For e,g.1a
casseil ror S1ss @ - " - Ii "'ehnos auo L. r.
James r. nate ii ala r. J. A. Nn.ororc, ror
sissas, w -1A' we've - -1s''s''A'so" 'o'
Enfuupt CAfA0n et blR y A r Fnr
raid %. - '-A7' " a" ona'I'''4 ILL., fo'
rEysr7m
Gcorpc Wcbstcr Il nj, " nsEett A noone A.
Humnsf ,cmanh a. noo 90 D"sN~' 1a''
Jnhn Il. Fnst.r = Ts,nes Cs,nnnc,r and Jamcxp
cont]in. itrptry,n or a fraSne hnmaa FnnwnnsS
a. ~ cnt, .nftt, street 14s N'o'o ~n'" 90 @'o'
~ 1i1ndtnHt 1torf Wotr,v . pnv,n Smith A..
sunns,t ilrn,nnh xt Ino % " &A0-
FrrtIer4rr yrt = t;anry uti,cn Aauum,s,f IN.
rnnnS - 1nI ' " A1~' o"s1s @Aosobs4' 1oe
'>,4'"' s'7N0' ur., va7.7u !
Ellen Melrhnn 1T nj = Pntrt,r Ne,1h1, nm
TO nppotut i spcteSsnr in traIat 1,hr narrnt ~
Fiirn rnnyrrrT i, ina tor ~, ea;o harsnt ~ ~
,ten In u; itjocr nitcr. un,sa,ssion ~ nnttn ~
vrcst omn,1sr ~ horthnsst cn.Ttor ~ Gttn ~ a. ~
50, IL Tbe tIustSc uamet nSa the defsnaant
.,h,, c,oitua. N~N ''%so >Ns 0-s.A4s%
, 1869-08-05

4 special train will bo run on tho Chicago St.
Louis Railroad from Springfield to ch,oa2n, sat-
asday evening. August :. stopping 1t MI intermc-
stiate stations, for tho accommodation Of refsons
dcsous Of scctng the toisl eclipse Of tho SUM- tho
ccniyzl uue Of which c1p4scs the Htats uooee a
Springfield on that dsy, T1ctets win Be sold q
al stations fos my train On Inn 9Th aud NAL tr1n
Of the 1ln good 70 return With the special III 4
farc and ope.ni,h ior the round TIP
, 1869-08-05

Reduction In Faro to tho Pacific Coast.
We learn from . rrliablc source connected Ntta
the Chicago Gornweateru Railway, thai on md
alter Friday next, August ., tho nrst-c1asa faze
trpm Chicago 10 San Frauclsco, viii bc reduced
Tpis Is bT way ol the Chicago forthE esie11
NRlIwny. scd the announcement will ee hailed
with great subtraction ~ t1ortAt2, t1AFcilera and
br6inesA men.
, 1869-08-05

TORONTO, Auauht A-Four buildings, on the
corner OF kinR and Prince a1rccts Wcre Destroyed
hy nrr tts morning. During the IRE 4 chimney
tel, seriously inluriuR four men.
The Noyal Canadian Nank will rt1unao business
on tho 18th Inst -...
The hack uE1tcrs OF thia city nro on strtkc.
days A ncx bJ.lAw regulating farrs &e the cause
nj the tlf0culty,
, 1869-08-05
1Br COURTS Gf: LAM AND EQUITY.
MORNING SESSION.
t'p1ted N4atra touHa.

Upited Nlatra Courta.
ptsTr1CF-FKw NCffa- .
Ncotcc F. Foster r. Proceeds Of Halc or Scboon-
ct lunpnlI. Contract {suppcs), 3l2s IL
benjamin H. Jouca Il al =. Hsrf Aadces
BtAio Coulrop damages, 81, ,661
CtRCUTT-NEW EUI1M. .--... :.
Sidney II. Cuft!s '. Calvin C. I'Art, George u.
GEAy. A1Aunpatt; demand u 900. ~
United btAlca V, Andrew j.. PArE. Luthes u
TurncT. 1cn]A1nin t. Hardin and Uatserus uolsnd.
Debt, 92%,Woi damages, $4,000.
Adjustable window Screen Company '. se1t1s
n. Wilcox 81 al Hll tpatcnt casc).
LII tpaitpt cake1.
, 1869-08-05
Eo- Chanaro In San Erauo iso0.

A ra,setJ Of routcs connecting With tho pac11c
railroad Il hayiag it, inevitable e1ect, namely,
the reduction Of passenger rates From slsa. The
old rate for paAscnccyy from Chicago 10 San Fran
cisco The larn 10 now resuced to $50 and SEQ for
entQlzntA THIS arrangement exists only by way
0! the Chicago, Rock lllArd Pacific RAHoad,
md goes into eject on FridAy next
, 1869-08-05

NEW SUIT.
Carl RnhbesR Y. Emit1e HuhbeER. Proceeding
for dTorce on the ground o! deAertion. Parties
married October I. lsG3. Descr1Ion charged AZ Of
the 18th Of Mnrch, 1866,
, 1869-08-05

An Excellent Axtlcle. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing syrup u An excellent article for
III dscaees OF children. II relieves the child from
rain. regulates the stoInHch and bowelA and, oy
giving health to tho child, comforts and rcsts toe
mother. During tue process o. ase thlax iss saae ~
tne bowels. Be xurc and call for i" Mrs. WlasloHs
soothing Syrup' having the fac-sints Of - Curtis
Perkins " on the outside Wrapper. AL otoe1s
ntc hExc tmItAtlonA
, 1869-08-05
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tho Juniper TnF soap II tho best
toilet soap cvcg mA4le. - II mar be used with In
punty By ladies' with the most tender Akina: 3. the
sa1ne unno It Invaluable - rc1neFfy Tor ntnrlea.
rough or ch1pped bands md al e1tAneoas diseases
rating The ualaay &nd giving pain 70 ths patlenI
Manufactured BY CaswcI, Hazard 4 Co, New
Ynrf.
, 1869-08-05

-... 67se
Un,pilr-Hfhdbufy. u Ath1ctlcs.
CANE At CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, AuEust IA game OF tsase ball be-
tween the Red Stockings aud Cenua! City Cluh OF
Syracuse. y. F., c8ne al at the Caion Grounds
this afternoon. The victory le to the former, 81
oo- The scofe stands:
EnctnnnlIs. 3 2l1 s 81 t-S7
Centrnl Caiys.....8 0 > o 0 e-Q
TIE day was very nne. and the pla ring indines-
cut Another EnMe between these clubs to.tnot-
fuE.
, 1869-08-05

weldon Spring. WnteF-n1tcrnttvo
which Jieid to the Weldon Spring Water; scro-
, 1869-08-05
SpDRTIBD.
BASE hall.

DASE HALL.
| TnE GAME At EVANSTON
Rnmo q! ba,i WIZ played ut Evanston ycs,cr-
dny. between lho liatice of Chicago. md G1zc,les
OF E'Anstun, Resulting III favor Of the former III
tue following
, 1869-08-05

DISCHARGED. Joseph Il. rstn, Of Chicago; 0coEXe
IL. Munger, OF Chieaao.
Ent,stI 70 atJ4y tw I4seAaroe. Peter & 6tout
Of Aururn, kanc 1aounty: ChAstes Sanford OF Chi
cage: AlAnsinR MILL, ol MArriA: Peter J. Q,has-
sec, Of Chicago
, 1869-08-05
INFORMATION WANTED

TSFORNAT1oH WANTED -N1GHAKL. P3fEI,Ay
rome EaIosd near Ch!easo aad .loaay ii1ins :.
nnt1 e pssr ,SSSsIan ss.ts Las foss Ones W.wcrth
ht5 hea.a II f1om fos sevsrA yeas. nit st.te; Nay
fldn5 ths wheEt.bout. q her luiss1uS brsiher' AZ
ateu NARY PHkGAN, St Chal1ep Hp{el Pttahursh
Pcon1JtyScla. ~-" 1&'1s
, 1869-08-05
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological record for Apsust :, 1863. a. re-
ported by J. q. LAnEKuth, IT.. uptictAn. lit RAM
doIph STREET correspondent 10 The Smithsonian
Institute. Tue small lettera arc tic 1nittbla for
tho words "scernG,"" gentle, :" hlGh, :" '4dry,"
, 1869-08-05

: Pxlper 1Inng1ug. ana Window
ShAdes latest stJIeA Paints, oi1A, ElA1s and
brusacs, AZ T. E MgbJ =, 50 Randolph street
, 1869-08-05

fulA, dJBpspGa, constipation, seases Of tho
BLADDER, gravel, ien1lG complaints, diseases Of tho
nrcr ard bdneyk FnF 1Ale by nA druEps}1{ Hoa-
dcn 4 McGsland, AEcni1. Nd. aBtAte sirdast chi.
, 1869-08-05
6sprFlsf Court.

Jacon Rchu Ss., held IN custody u the Satt1U
bJ yir1uc Of the warrant OF the Corunnr upon tho
, 1869-08-05

-Ccruicodo s1nya Hedbugs on d
ner plan So -
, 1869-08-05
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE

Eon sALE-DY FIELD, KING Il CO., REAL Es.
tAes tIekera, tifas esionaj Dauf Balldn1 tbase.
month eo'. State Aad Mt9,h1ns.1s 11t9If 81, "a;
es,ssc-rDiAhA.AY- near Flify afh It II tees tspas
sss7o-W1BAsM.Av.. pe.r Fony.,...h.. su,,,n
teet On es's terms Ard Il ! law f.to ii H.
s1ao eBuhNs1DE-sr. near rrcuty.utntb. as,1,o
slzo-nYbE P1akAV &, sssiS 4 SHsh fset - io,, =,
tsa-p5RE 81 ReEt Pn5FEhff asE III on s.ats n,,.a
ss saa L. t@P.sqe snFss IL % e: e: sseDsE1 1
rdese of Flyer frunt ~ the dtY,
$Assa-nfDE FAkA-Ev- Iso1ipo faet, east ffqnt or
Rs.s Essy e9 i. Esss..r. uz r.st OH,
- flyS0 cash required ,e'N : otAs
Atebttns' Srbd o5,sec: u Eaxy trFnasL
III ~ ia,n;' cor. Tn4stysi1thst 111rs
sl.;.o-KGA GANDALE so.lst fees In u,ocka ona of
TIC most desh1lle lots IN The suhttvis1au lad
,ga On ~ Y tesms Aso property tn Bioets il. u
a:-spe eMYRiGk.Av; .s.i1s seet. near rweasy-n,n.a.
si.so sHpRTIlFF:Av. zsz,11 feet Aboa. half
ek&oo-CLKHvKRvILLK. 1os.l.1 ie+l between Kan.
kakeeay; and Vineennts-to.d, In Ch.syclss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ue.I Thirtieth-st f9sxls3 Il,
fivER III Ell akb fsi5 BoJR is5g'i PROPERTY
4oprH HAlNcH
81 sot:s feet Heuben-st rfrrr front a1d ...osd
iIsHt- This u one Of the 6nezt pIeces 81 Prop
.stty on The South Branch
With Improvement worth taAn0. Tnis d very
dt4irAhle for In1DufActurtok puTpose4.
&E EtO-9N Ac1ta ou the 1ulneis & Mleh1ksn Gsnsl In
ssoelo & Buehaaan's subdivt.ipn- Thia Il 1e1y
, 1869-08-05
BY COLBY & W1RTs.

Friday, AnRn1t @, at $3.50 O'Clock a. H.,
Superi0r New and Setoud. Hand Furniture
CnEflstInS Of evc1ytlns pertaining TO naseold Eoods
And NARRATED w IN To- BIZ u tho best material equal
10 any sold by rEuias drhlrsL
Sell 1t wholesale and aal and by auction every FF-
day, 10 tlfr hIeltst btdder.
CuLHY x MItiTS. Auctiopec1t, is South Csrk-4s
, 1869-08-05
ADJUSTMENTS,

CARLTON-BOWKR8-At Oneida, I'll, Ankust I
Nj. ChAIies Carlton and Miss Josephine Rom9s-
, 1869-08-05

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
ba1Fain, II taken soon. Only sax hours' hde from
Chicago near Pely, On the 1aoIs Central Railroad
q timber. The bust AE1ealtur II district Ia tho West
TsE,ns ss.y Tile perfect. We Wculd q c5eh:1Es t'F S.y
D. REID. Polo. osFn County, Illinois
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-09

Mn. GREELEY,S CoMrLIMENTS.-In the
last issue of his paper Mr.. GREELEY says,
incidentally, hat i'll his judgment "thc
!" Virginia Conservatives have shown
i" more sense, wisdom, tact, this season
1" than ever before, and more than their
" brethren in any other State canvass.
i" They may not hold Out as they have begun,
" we presume they will not, but to-day they
I" arc masters Of the situation, and can af-
" ford to wait with folded arms the dove
1" lopments of the coming winter. We Ger
B" tainly had not supposed them so clever"
MIR. GREELEY and all the rest Of the Re
publican leaders may as well surrender at
discretion. We in Virginia intend to elect
the next President. "As goes Virginia SO
goes the Union" And we don't intend that
Virginia shall 60 for any illibcral Radical.
We might support GREELEY, or GRANT THAT
depends on himselfl, or SHERMAN, or some
other man of the WALKER species of Re
publicanS; but as to going for BUTLER, OF
boutwell,, or SUMNER, or any of that sori
uf men, We can't do it. We are not Radi.
cals-lnercly "true Republicans"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-09

CHARLES 4. DANA, the editor of UNDER
WOODS New York organ and the apologist Of
STANTON, is in favor Of cxacting the test
oath from the members Of the Virginia Lc-
gislature. But it is consoling to remember
that DANA is also hostile to the administra-
sgtji?.n OF General Gg&HT who, not esteeming
7 the distinguished vclocipcdcstrian very
highly, offered him a little Office in New
York which he would not accept. This
same DANA says that some persons regard
the result of the Tennessee elections as
"the first practical result of the CHASE
movement in the West" In fact, DANA's
calibre and his m~alignity are most clearly
seen in his devotion to Judge UNDERWOOD
and his long-winded editorials in explana-
ton aud vindication Of that legal lumina-
RVS opinions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-09
General Grant.

Those in the South who are inclined to
think that the President yields too much to
the pressure of the Radicals. not standing
up as they believe he ought to for the policy
of universal amnesty and universal sui
frage, " but allowing Mr.. boutwell, TO give
character to the Administration, may be
surprised to learn that the extreme Radicals
look upon the President with anything but
friendly eyes. The telegram in another CO.
lumn tells the story. Indeed it would be i'm
poseiblc for the President so to conduct the
affairs Of the Government as to please the
ultra partisans in either section. He must
do the best he can, and trust to the ~intelli-
gcncc, the patriotism, and the sense Of JUS
:icc, Of the masses Of the people every
where to sustain him. We are hopeful that
he will adhere to the declaration with which
he commenced his term Of Office. He de-
clarcd cmphatically that he would have no
rolicy to enforce against the vii! OF the
PEOPLE. If he shall make good this profess
sion, lie cannot require tho tcst-oath to be
taken by the members Of the Virginia
legislature for to do so would Ger
tainly be 10 run counter to the will
Of the people Of Virginia, and also 10 that
Of The people o. the northern States.
Our voters have expressed their wishes
at the ballot-box, and the lcading expo
ncnts Of public sentiment in the northern
Stotcs assure uc that the people Of that sec
ton desire 10 harsh cxaction3 to be made
at the hands Of either our people or their
representatives. The act Of Congress au-
thorizinc the voters of Virginia to cXpcl
the tcst-oath from the constitution was
equivalent to express permission to elect
officers who could not take the iron-clad
oath. We do not see how il can be viewed
in any other light. Il so happened that We
elected a Governor and Il Licutcnant-Govcr-
nor who can take this cath, and who there
fore arc not personally interested ~ to the
result Of the attempt to require itof the new
officials. But suppose We had chosen, as
under the &C! Of Congress We considered We
had n perfect right to do, men who could
not take the iron-clad oath will anybody
-. have hoon ,ont ont ~
oa;co IN that account Would General
C,yry have had the riglt to prescribe q
qualification required neither by any act Of
Co,yros, NOR i've thn Federal or tho State
consti,,ton2 Such considerations must
s,,crast themselves 10 General Gr,xr,s
I,l l.,