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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

NI5JsS T II A w II Il II II Y FEsTlvAL
~ AT THE CHURCH, corner Of Ninth aud
X streets, Tucsdsy, Wednesday and Thursday,
18th. seth and 27th tnJtants. Finest Fruits, Beet
ladies' Admission 10 cents. my25tt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

.-SysATTENTION, LIVERY STABLE
sSS KEEPERS -wAETED-All usEes that
can be Obtained TO at hxed rates from the ter
minus Of the street ears At GeorEetown TO the Ar
liuglOn grounds gu Decoration Day-sATUkDAf
NEXT. All persons DESTROYS Of Placing ytagss on
the lOuto will apply to }. BELL tDAMs,
Chairman Committee on Transportation, No. 70
fOur.Apd .a.half street. my5.A
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Special Notices.
tw- STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL

INFLAMMATION bUNDA1 SUHUULi
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
june LIST and "a, at the northeast corner Of Tenth
| xdmisscn 10 cents my29.5r
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06
Sic 8efti,n,un,,g Der Srael.

Die Srsel bat 3uua9t bic gufsats> een &C.
fang su unterifiiyen uno gu perldSnern; fe iua
allo Mittel iein sur 5erfelluns zines piirtisen
@eiauses. Daraus fulat bab bieielte leytsren
nur teeleiten, nibt aber iibertUnen unb teberr>
iden tarf. Das Orselfpiel mub 70 teldahen
ieiu, tab oer @efars ais 5auptla9e erl9eine
une sebSris bersurtrete. @aarf tSnenbe &esi-
lter iinb barum fit bic 8es!eituns bes Sc lanses
tn ber &esel ni9t sulaifs.
Iu@ uenn bic Sreel felbffaneig auftritt
1uQte ie, uaierer MniiAt mad, tpabrenb ter san-
gen Dauer hes bsilisen Mebppfers semdbist unb
ianft erflingen. Gin berartiscs Spiel erideint
BET @iirbe ber beilisen 5anbluus anseme0ener
unb 1T peit ,nebr seeisnet, gu erbauen unb CUR
Mnba9t su ftimmen, ais ein acaes eewaltiees
GrtSnen aller Sreelftmmen. Den @ebrau9
be6 pollen @ertes mUtten mir nur fir 5eetnn
unb G9lub bes @uttesbienfes Bel beiunters
feierli9en Gelesenbeiten empfeblen.
@enn mir ben @sbrau9 ber Srsel binf@tli@
ibrer @timmmittel bel9ranft pii1en mDdten, 70
tpunl9ten mir bies ni9t peniser binli9tli9 ibres
@ebrau9es iiberbaupt. Wir elauben enti@ie>
ben bebaupteu su iuleu, tab i1 sielen DiUeeien
unb bauptia9li@ in ienen, no beuti9er @olfs>
seians berrl@t bic Mnmenoune Der Oreel cine
aa3u aussseebHte lei. ssscle9en basur, tab
bic firtlieten gurl9riften, nel9e ben @etrau9
Der Srsel fir bic Mbsents unt Gafen;eit, eit-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

Men1 n19enfreunbli9teit- Nlfbpna,
a0nis Ssn 9lrrasonien, betrat sinss Iases in Der
gesleituns BON mebreren ieiner 5pFeuse ben ga.
ten zines Supelirs, uni perlen unb Geelitin,
ein3usaufen. &aum jebpt bate er f9 aus
bemleltea entfernt, ais Der 9aufn,ann ibm mad.
lief unb iIdb betlagte upae man ibm einen DID
menten BON srobem @ertbe eefoblsn babe" -
limb mas tbut Der aussesei9nete JirR2 Ct
febrte nit allen ieinen 8esleitern rieter UNI,
eins ;u bem 9auf flnanne, leB eiu WefaB spu
aleien brinsen unb befabl Setem ber Mnpefen-
ben, tie sefGlpilene 5anb binein;uReden unb IF.
fen teraussusiebsn. Na9tem tisiem @cbei6e
entiprp9en par, fiiirste man bas @efib auf ben
Slid, uns Ter Claimant fam riGtia aum 8sr.
i9etne.
@el9e Menl9eufreunbli9feit> rel9e gcrf9t
hieie5 6irfen, Tim bic Gbre eines @guIbbebaf-
teten su retten ben CT ern,itteln uno na9 Der
Strense ber 0eiese tefrafen tpnnte; alein er
slautte rbne 3weifel bab Elm 70 milre5 8eneb-
nteu nebr Ginorud auf ibn MAIDEN unc ibn tel-
fern tpiiree! Sbne bic @eisbeit bes JurRen
,pGre ter CUTE Stuff tes biebil9en 5ufmannss
fit thinner serluren seweien; ieine milee @dp.
nung bat ibn eerettet!-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

uNus meinen Mugen, % il Sling"
Gin junser Meni9, Der cine iebr frun1nte,
9rifli9e SHUTTER bate, bic tbn nit BET srUBten
@ewiiIenbaftisfett in ber Sur6t bes 5erra ergo
gen, serietb in ni9tspurtise 5anbe unb tpurpe
ein Spfer ber @erfabrune. @orsfaltis serbare
er feline Gerirruns Dor Der SHUTTER, gu tuel&er Ct
-tpie gu einer 9eilieen - empur fab.-
Op9 bas Mutterause tunnte er ni9t tau-
f9en!-
Na9 elmer tuieber BON ibm III i9nDtefer Gnt,
artuns bur9i9warmten Na9t trat bic SHUTTER,
beilises 3urnen in tbren iunit 70 milbeu .3aseu,
ernit our ibren @ubn, bur9bobrte i'm NIT einem
itrafenten Bid unb ipra9 bann nit nur Gntrii=
flung bebenber Stimme:
vMus n'einen ausen, Waflins"
ltnt eieies @prt pirfte 70 serni9tenb auf ben
@cbn, baB Ct i,t bic Rnie fant unb III Bpben
fel. Durt tpeinte er bittere Ibranen ter Neue,
RIP il9 los aus ben Mrmen bes 2afers unb febrte
sebeliert AT bas Mutterbers suriif.-
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@eba,tfe1t iiber NaS Gtrafett
ais Gr5iebu,tgstnittcl.

@ann ]oll 1T ter Grsiebuns sur .3u9tisuns
uno @trafe sesriffen merten? gfur ia, no
9ebre, Grmabnuus uno Mufsbt nie't binreiten.
sEp aliu tieie Mittel feblseidlasen, la trenee
man bic 3Idtisuns ais lsstes 9aittel an ane
laIe 09 ni9t tetbE1sn bur9 biz sartc Sugenb
Scr RIeinen.
Gs it cine tIsli9e Grfabruns, trie 1rcs une
lletsrmutb ter Susenb fb sesen aQe Grnab>
uunsen unbDrpbunsen eer G!teru Serbartsn unb
itnen tas Seter rcrt;:s:r!1. o!ter, !penn Fe in
zen frubeltcn Sabren tas Sinh se.tcShnt .rcnn
ie III ner 9usena ,ia4. f.i.::st :.t'tss:: sehsust
pp es gait, tpenn Ie seldmiesen taben, ro lie
Iaut reben 1o(lten nann fann iG11eu bic SSitsr-
lpennisteit berIelten nidt surGnti9Hltigune bie>
men.
yslls rcr stGer leirs5 eerseus nod lei9ter su
tearteiten mar, ramal5 batteit ba bic Orrnsn
ausreiben lrQen", ipridt fer bl. GbryIctrn!us,
limb tie 9eibenidaften bes ainees traren nitt
our9 beins siaGlaiT9fsit nrd er6ber .':'e nnts'
;minstarer scmrrten."
Gs iii allp jdrn eiaseiianeel., oab fSrpsrlta]s
2adtisuns in Der gr3iebuns nidt fsblen fann>
id fann atsr biertei nidt unterlahent auf man<
dsrlsi MibsriTe unt Jebler aufmsrflaa gu 1ta<
den. &ielc Gltern be9reifea e5 gar nidtt, tab
es unumsansi9 nptbmenbi9 III, ras Srle an
ben Aintern friib 81 itrafen nno lie critic Suse
Zen flsin1en Disbtabl zen leiieiten gisfnllnn
itrn en- Zen aleinen gu siiatisen Sis trillsn
niat, mas bic @9rift iast: Sburheit baftst am
5ersen bes Snaten ater lie 3uasrItte Hirb
iie nerl9euden. Spri9tp. %, Is, Die Sin@
lerunl9u!s 1T turdwes Gifticn uno ber IL. slu<
euitinuS 1ast i9rn iebr rittia, ZAP bieS4naee
hcr fiatliten G'lister uniGu!tis fei nidt ater
ber Ocii hes ainbes. slaS @sieyeersistsit nnb
iallasr 2iete lalen bis G.iira cen stieiaea Iass'
DE l1aarten nusefraft tiaseben, itemsisen basu
laden teriiter; iie i4mti9sln tem tlsinen siet>
ling, fSnnea i'm nidts seriagen Hne fir9ten
f6, i'm nit Grnt unb Strense sa teganSeln.
llne 70 lernt er ieinen SSillen tur@iesen 9esen
Gltern 0ei6piRern unp 5aussenrl1sn; Gisea-
finn uns llnsebpriar paGien nit i'm, anf, rnb
,u fpIt feten bic Gtern Elm, rie :rabr ter alte
Grad geiprpben: n@ersartle teinen @pbn, er
pirb tir Sdreten bereiter, tantle NIT ibrt, unb
Ct pirb rid tctriten." Girad 80, 8. Gaber
nit ben pa9lenben Sabren ter tpa9lenee Srcs
unt bic 6re9beit, bic aller @arnuns iputtet nnb
ibre bSlen @ese sebt pent1 aud fer Trieee Der
Gamilie tabur4 seitSrt ,nb ber STUN bss Sau'
les terbeisefibrt wirb, unb bic Gltern sos Stunt
mer ins Grab seben. Das 1T bic geldibts hes
alien Sell, eer ieinen aineern in bsr Susenb it,
rem gEiGen Lief uub, ba iie laitcrbaft sspprhsn
unb @&antli9e5 ssratten, fie ,ppbl nit 8prten
trmabnte, ater ni&t tpis @ott eS sebiftst NIT
allem Grnf unb Na9brud rss satsrli9sn Nnls>
bens belrafte. SIR Gltern, ffnnt i9r bic Stra<
fe, trel6e ZEN a!ten Sell ereilte g
Das 1T Der cine arse Geblsr; aneersits toiro
tppbl oft unb sisl seFraft, atsr feanu@ ni@ts
sete0ert, ueil man ni9t int re@ten Musenbl'de
fraft. las it BOD sewie ni9t her rs@te @u'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06
go. 65.

selnc beiuntere GaQe anssencmmen, serttetett,
pielfab umsaneeu sperten, bat man Der Srssl
cine @te(le einseraumt bic ibr nidt sufcmmsn
ipQte. Der Srsanif eri@eint fat ais bic 9aupt-
fer1pn Bel ber Geier tes sausen @pttesbieaites,
70 tab man es beinabe fit unmDsi@ anfiebt
pbne i'm et.pa Gin 5r9amt atsubaltsn. Inns
tantt gar ni&t nutbpentis ia ni@t einmal
3pedmdbig, ALE BON @eians freie 3eit wabrene
eines 5p9amtss nit Der Srsel aus3ufilllen.
DaitlBe gilt ron itiaen beilisen NeIen. WcsU
benn - n1a1 perseibe nns ben Iustrud- tas
eneluie @etubel spiiden ben einsslaea Sc lane@1
ifrppben?
Das 6rselipiel 1T 10 siel als mSsltd aets lo
ein5uriGten, taB Der eelebrirenbe priefer ni&t
aufsebalten unb ter @ottestienf nibt in unnU>
tbiser @eiie serlansert tperbe, cine Jurterune,
he fl9 bur9aus ron ielba serfebt eesen bic
atsr nur aQ3ubaufs aefeblt pirt. IS seidiebt
ni@t ieIten, bab man mit&udFe9t auf cine tpun-
f@enspertbeRttrSe etn5elneEbeile tcr rpreei9rie.
benen @eianee uessulaiItn f9 erlautt unb bod
rie tpare es oft 70 lei@t bic basu erfcrtrrli9e
3sit bur9 5wsdmd6ise Ginri9tuns unb ST.
19ranfuns bss Sreelipiels gu setpinnen!
Die Siete su ieiner 10 ibEnen unb erbatenen
aunit ioQte freili@ ieten Srsanilen antreiben,
na9 Grpeitsrung ieiner 8enntniiie unb gersru.
fommnuns in isinen1 Spiele gu lireten; bod
aud bier dtt bic men1dlite @Gtpa9e ibren
GinTub.
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Ser brifflicbe Ster,,e,1btn','tel.
Sc + + ua r.

7. &pntualb bat fin reifes glitter NIT
8uBe ansefaneen, unb 1T in bergoQfrmmenbeit
70 bod sefiesen, bab er NIT tetpunberunsstaiir~
biaer @ebulb bic Dranslale, bic ibm1 fetne et9e~
nen Greunte unb Singer susoseu> iitertrus. 81
rpar ber llrbeber srn tem Srben Der 9ama!eu'
lenler. @tarb 1927. ....
8. Sobann son SRA tba aeigte fdon in
ieiner Susenb cine teiontsre 9iebe sesen bic Ir'
men wnb aranfen. .3um prieiter se,peibt fif'
tete ct ben Srben Der Iriuitarier, unternabm
siele &etien unb 9robe Mablelisfeiten, I'M bte
sefansensn gbrifen su erlSien. Starb int Sabre
9. Appllpnia,!w a,!weesa ibres Ilters iuwrbl
als ibrer Gusenb ebrtpiirbis, iulte bic @Seen
anbeten; fte tIteb ater, ut1@on ibs alle 3dbne
eiuseidlasen uno bic fdmersli@den 5trei9e
ser(ebt tvurber, 1anbbaft, urt tpurbe Elm Spfer
Der Glammen 249.
10. @9pla itita fanb, entiprp6en aus
elmer anfebuli9en Gan.ilie su Nurlia in Stalien>
BON ber fe tu ter Gur9t @cttes erspsen purbe,
na9 benz 8eiipiele ibres 8ruters> bes beilissn
8enstift einer @erlantmluns euttieliser Sung
frauen srr, unb enti9lief ianft 543 ais ein8ei>
ipiel eiueS uuerl9itterten gertrauens auf ibren
0ott.
II. GupbruTna, sou rei9sn Gltern &C.
brreu> sertars l1 lit eiuem alo1er, I'm, ben &C.
fabren ber Welt III entseben unb T9 ber 5u.
esno allein pomen st fGunen SO Sabre lebte
tie ta in leter 8esabmuns ibrer @iune> unb
ltarb 40.
II. Grlalia mar eine bcr srGbten 5elbt1>
nen bes @briitentbums unter benz aaile, Dtofle-
tia,1. @tanebaft trioerleste ie i'd sen, 8efeb-
le, bea0Sttern gu upfern, meewssen lie AUDI 0utt
tes Martsrtrtes murtiste.
13. Gresur H., Gin 9etcrener @Gmer, BE-
itieg us ben papitli9en Gtubl. Gr par es, ber
f9 weseu gerbreitune uno Befeltsuna be5
GbriFsntbums in Deuti9lanb turG @enpung
bes teilieen gorbinian unb tes beilisen gpnifa-
sius einen uafsrtli9en Rubm ermarb unb bsi>
Iia ftarb 731.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

Mus ibrem Ael9 erfarfe bid gum Glauten,
Mus ibren Galern lern' tie gwisfeit
Grfenn ten Sbem @pttes aus hen Guften.
Grfcri9' am S6nelse feline 9errli9feit!
> bet i'm an, bis teine 2ebensblan:e
Sn ber Gerweluns 2aabe absetl:ibt
Sis eint bein 0eia bort iiter jeuen @tcrnen,
9is einF tsin @eiit in niesenodI men Gernen,
SIM @trahl Ter 0pttbeit pteber aufersllbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06
Scr @ternenb bin,t,tel.

Der 9immsl it bic srpbe beilse gitel
l1nb feine @@rift scn Glammen bod unnebt
Gie beutet uns, marum bic Sabre perberl
@arum ber Nenid erbliibet unb sersebt!
l1nb Yialme1t finb bic Sterns, treiie Sprii9s
Sebpeter Tunfe 1T Elm bpbes 9ieb,
Der COB unb preis benz bcbsn Di9ter inset,
Wenn er tabiu auf ieinsn 8abnen siebt.
GrfaB ner @eiit ber in ben s@riften mebst,
l1nb tubn bic 8abn BIT si hsm 5immel bri9t
Grfab bic @praas jener 5immelstlumsn,
Dur9 bic @ptt ipri6t: > Nenid,! ssrsib met,
uiht!
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Srpft it,t 2eibe,r.

GpriG, parun, riait tu rer3aesn,
@9mersspriiftes Meai&sn9ers?
@pri@, mas 1ua bein fstes alasen?
Was tein @rrser, mas bein S9mer5:
@laub' ,.nb traue auf ben 5errn,
Wott inn 9immel bilft ia germ.
!Salt bu ME in triiten Stunten.
Sic in 2eiten, ME in sfctb ..
Seues @crtes Grof etnpfunbsn:
Opyt, bort rben trpbnt Gin @ptt.
CT, tsr MQsn belfen tann,
siimmt AUDI Mae snaeis all.
Weun srn 5riibTnn gang umssbenL
@enn srn 2eiben idmer ssbradt
Wenn I'M irrpii9sullen Seken
Alles feblet unb miesladt.
Iahtef tu tann ME taran
Ia5 ter 5immel belfen fann2
Satten AUDI bss 9eteu5 Wese
Danger @prssn i6msrc Ma9t
!5atten bid hes Sdidlals S&lase
Sang UNI allen Mutb eebradt
@u6telt hu bann feinen Sreuns,
Ter F9 eng nit tir sereint?
geufte nie in 3arten Sabren
Ginsr Muttsr frpn,mer Clint
elie tein eiaenes Grfabren
did ;u jeuer SueQe bin,
@p 70 reidlid SrSituns Fie6t
Die III jeees 5er3 li9 sisbt?
@arb tein &ei6tbum bir beI6ieeen
@arb 5rrtuna tir nie5t hplb?
8eiae nimner! Sieb', in, Grieeen
Nubt tas G!iid, unb nitt i'm Crib.
Irau' euf Dptt - leb' teiner YFibt
Nntb rnb Mrmutb iGanhen ni9t.
Jeblt IS ipnf hir ppbl I'M Seten
ST teir &Trper franf unb matt
!Semmcn @dmsrsen tein geltreesu?
@u9s lei Sbnt 5Ilf' unb Statb:
CT. ber Wr5t fir 9eib unb @eelen,
Aann in ieinem Gatb nie feblen.
alase, tpas t:r immer feblet
Nlase teine 9fptb tem 9crrn;
ger ibm slautis nidts serheblet
8, bent bilft er aQaeit germ :!
slrmes 5ers sersase ni6t
Mus BEN @tsrnen Frablt bas 0i9t.
Wtlbelm MeYer
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Ger aNanderer.

Ginssee5enblatt fur fittiiees s8irten isnsssfien.
8riefe iinb gu atrsiiiren:
GERMAN CATH. PRINTING co.
(Box 1900 St. Paul, MINI.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31
COURT OF GENERAL sEsslass
Before Judge Bedford.

Before Judge Bedford.
Assistant District Attorneys HutchIngs ana Tweed
appeared for the yesterday and disposed
OF the calendar ut an early hour The Grand Jury
brought IN o number o. indictments and resumed
the discharge Of their duties they have transacted
a large amount OF business during the term and
viii be discharged to-day by the City Judge.
PETTY LARCENY.
Mary Smith and Gertrude Helm, who were charged
with stealing 81 econd hand clothing valued at forty
dollars by August RCsenthal, pleaded gllty 10 petty
larceny. They were sent 70 the PenttenLary lor sx
months.
BURGLARY IN THE FIRST DEGREE--A JUST SENTENCE
Edwin Thomas aud Isaiah Garnett tcoiofeol
pleaded guilty to burglary In the first degree tnc
indictment charged tnon with having, on the night
OF the Goth inst, burg arlousiy entered the dwtvng
house OF Mrs. Bertha karples. In Fourth street,
They went into room which was occupied by the
servant, Ellen Flynn, awaking her ny tneir no'se
She jumped up, ana displaying extraordinary cour-
age seized OF them, at the same time making an
alarm. One OF the Burglars put his hand to ner
mouth and threatened 10 knock her brains out.
They jumped over fences but were captured and
arrested by policeman.
Judge Bedford. in passing sentence, said II was
daring burglary, and that the prisoners acied IN
brutal and c0wardy manner TO set an example 70
desperad0es who might be disposed to perpetrate
similar outrages, ne sentenced the prisoners 70 the
State Prison for fifteen years.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31
THE TAX ON BncKESs' SALES.

Return Of informal Revenue Assessor Webstcr
from WashinGt0n-His Conference with
Commissioner DelanO-Narsins Not to be
Taxed Capital.
On Monday last Assessor Webster returned to this
city from Washington where he has been for several
days In conference with Commissioner Deano.in
relation to his proposed action in taxing tho
funds used as banking capital by Wall street
brokers, II n understood that Commissioner De-
lano fully endorsed his course in the matter aud viii
support hun in 1t as far 1t conforms with the acts
OF Congress relative to revenue affairs The
ments against Messrs. Clarke, Dodge Co., based on
the figures obtained al The examination Of that
rm now In the hands OF the Collector, and 1t ID
expected that within few days this, the brokers'
test case, will be brought before the courts for final
decision Assessor Webster, tor some reason a. yet
unex planned, has vacated of his original posi-
tons and now announces that he does not propose
to tax margins as capital This concession will tend
materially to pacfy the brokers' as the proposition
10 tax margins which are unavailable deposits was
considered by them unjust In the extreme. The re-
suit OF the Clarke, Dodge 4 Co. suit, however, VIII
definitely decide the whole matter.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31
GENERAL BUTLER on the INDIAN QUESTION.

TO THE EDITOR OF Tue CHICAGO TRIBUNE:-
have read your articles on Indian treaties with
pleasure. l am fully In accord with them. Ny pro-
position Is to treat the Indians wards OF the
nation, denizens OF our soll with right OF occu.
pancy only to such part a. we may assign them.
Massachusetts has always treated the Indians
within her borders In that way, and We have
from the general government. There ID O good 6x.
ample before us the case Of the Highlands OF Scot
land prior to and subsequent TO the rebellion Of 1745
Great Britain treated the Highlanders as tribes,
bearing allegiance to salefs and attempted to deal
with thcr chlefs and 50 long as she did so her
northern borders were subject to raids black
mail, continual wars, rebelli0ns and disturb
unces. After 1745 her ministry concluded TO
put roads through the Highlands, break up the
tribal relations, treat with them as citizens bound
by the laws, and to be dealt with In the same
manner as other inhabitants OF her soil; and tho
consequence has been that the Highlands have be-
the nation. Nothing can demonstrate the fact Of
the utter incapacity and h0pelessness Of Indian
system-or rather want Of system-than to say on
the northern side OF the indennable line which
divides Us from British America there has
never been war. or q treaty or substantial SUBJ
sldy; and ON the southern side OF the line which
divides us from Mexico the same II true; and In
Alaska the Russian governments have never had any
diflculty with the Indians, while we have hardly
raised the stars and Stripes before We are informed
OF an Indian war, which means contracts and
made the occasion. | aln glad to see that You
speak out on the subject, and hope you Will rouse
the West TO the true situation OF this important
S BESJ&MIN +. BUTLER.
WASHINGTON March 81 ls6e
The New York herald., 1869-03-31
THE SPRING BUSINESS AMONG TINE MANUFACTURERS.

From the Providence Journal. March COL
The reports from the various distributing markets
are not encouraging 10 cotton and wool manulac-
turers. Goods OF all xmas are dull--the improve
regular trsde-and prices generally have q declining
tendency. Last week there but little activity In
business excepting prints In prints the sales from
first hands and among Iobbers were very large. bat
the excitement OF business grew out Of o reduction
OF prices aud the fact thai during the whole week
prints were selling at less than cost. Brown goods
OF all kinds-lncudng the Massachusetts, standards
fell on from Oue-half to one cent Der yard
yet the decline had but little effect In stiul-
ulating sales. In bleached goods there have been
some concessions within the last few days and
trade has been confined to small transactions.
Fancy cassimeres have sympatlzed with cotton
goods and have been weak and dull and the same
may be said Of all descriptions Of woollen goods.
Whatever the reason mag be, there Is only q llui-
tied business this season IN cotton aud woolen fab
anu business with little profit to the
facturer. The small sales and the low prices
demonstrate this iacI We may be MISTAKEN bat
there seems TO some indications that the produc-
t0n OF goods has outstripped the capacity OF con-
sumers. Taxes and the Increased cost OF articles Of
food have made II necessary the people to adopt
Is absolutely needed. Ia times IKE these men wear
their old clothes aud women turn and make over
even their calico dresses. The retailer feels
the change In hts small daily sales |;
the lobbcr feels u m the diminished
agent and man feels i in his reduced SAFES
~ tine obbcr. There ~ but one way 10 help and cure
such an unhealthy condition OF business The manu-
facturer must limit MS production TO the wants OF
the people. If too many goods are made the looms
must for while be stopped II too many prints are
sent into the market some OF the machines must be
sunered 20 rest. Perhaps somebody may suggest
better way OF getting out Of the present duncuty. II
80 IL Will awe Us pleasure TO publish u.
The New York herald., 1869-03-31
cor ron FACTORIES N GEORGIA.

From the Nashville (Tcnn.I Union, March 97.l
Georgia progressing quite rapidly IN bull linz up
and pericctlng cotton manufactures. senator
Sprague, who visited Georgia a few weeks ago,
stated IN recent speech In the United States senate
that in the city OF Augusta cotton mill that
day Will surpass ana does surpass In the success OF
its operations. the test one in New Engand.- This
is high commentator from man who Il hiri-
self extensively engaged In the manufacture
ofcotton. The Ancricus ltia Rp b'fsn reports that
between $4,000 and xs00uO has been subscribed at
that place for n cotlon factory Lake steps are being
taken In various other portions uf the siatc looking
to the establishment OF cotton factores We learn
from the columbus lGaj S',n that that city max
ing rapid strides In cotton manufacturing
In this respect In the last six months
over 000 Traditional stock has been subscribed
10 manufactures ana at least two-thirds OF that
amount paid IN. SIX weeks ago the Eagle aud
PhGnix Company advertised for f4500o0 worth OF
stock TO build another mill OF equal capacity with
the present one AS we nave stated considerably
over that amount has been optaincd, and many
thousands of collars -enougll to build another
small iactory-rcfusei. The Muscogeo Company
have iaiseu sl.o.oco all they wanted, IN the sant
The New York herald., 1869-03-31
MAYORS OFFICE.

The business at the license bureau yesterday
rather light. Marshall Tooker, with his assistants,
DAILY and Hart, were, therefore, enabled to rest Ihem
selves after their recent labors The
PAwNBROKERs
to be still under the ban. Charles watcher en-
tered complaint against g. Frederick, OF No. 134
Spring street. charging that he had given him poor
revolver instead Of good one which he had pawned
with him.
Mrs. Young complained OF Elias Fannenholz, OF 90
Market street. stating that she borrowed dollar
and twenty-five cents on o shawl and on applying
to redeem IT, charged 1fty cents interest for
nine months.
INTELLIGENT OFFICES
seem TO be again coming to the surface. William j.
Whelply, OF No. Whitehall street, was charged by
young man with intent TO defraud INN out OF two
dollars. He charged that Whelply promised TO give
him immediate employment at sixty Ave dollars per
month and has not done as promised.
M. Healey h Co., Of 57l Broadway, were CON-
planned vi by young man whom they promised 10
obtain employment tor within eight days. The days
passed, but no situation was procured. Healy Co.
are well known at the Marshal's desk.
Frank vindakin, for driving express wagon No.
1o49 and not being properly licensed, was fined two
dollars.
John G. Beyl was charged with having driven hrs
truck No. 647l, into No. o. OF the Tenth avenue
line thereby damaging the car.
All the cases not mentioned as disposed OF were
set down for examination on Thursday, at noon.