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The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

BEAUTIFUL WoAEN.-If you would be beau
tiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t tremoyes Redness, Blotches and Pimples,
cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and makes
a Lady of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and Pearly; the Eye Bright and Clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and inn
parts a fresh plump appearance to the Counte-
nance. No Lady need complain of her Com
plexion when 70 cents will purchase this de-
fghtful article
LYos's KATHARIAN is the Best Hair Dress
ing. jy8-eod&w1m
1t IT STRANGE to see with what carelessness
some invalids attend to their health. They
will procure a box Of Plantation Bitters, which
ought to be used up in month or six weeks,
and upon inquiry it is found that they have
used only two or three bottles. Some days
they have used it according to the directions,
and others have not touched it. The whole
trial has been irregular, and of course less fa-
vorable result has come from their use. If it
be true that "what is worth doing at all is
worth doing well, how emphatically it is true
in matters relating to the health. A few bot
ties of Plantation Bitters have often wrought
wonders, while in other instances disease has
only been subdued after weeks of resistance.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price. jy17eodd1wSSw
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

The Gardiner Home Journal. being enoao-
ed in controversy with the Somerset Re-
porter, goes much further than it ought when
it comments upon the fact that Col. smith. ed
itor Of the Reporter, came home from the war
without the loss of an arm or leg. Colonel
smith suffered no loss of limb, it is true but
we ieel called upon to say what he might feel
eo"e deicacy about saying, that the records
,o.n Elrst Maine Artillery, afterwards the
-o.- lnlA''ry' will show that COL Smith did
~ sseape enscathed by rebel bullets, and that
1ue regiment contained no braver or more efi-
cent officer than himself. y '-'''' ''4'
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23
MEMORANDA.

Barque Reunion, from Cronstadt for Boston. which
put into Lerwick eaky. had been ashore on the ISL
and OF Mousa tShetland) 5th inst, having been oe-
calmed and driven on by the current. Her anchors
were out, and the best bow anchor and chain were
lost. She was assisted of by about 90 fishermen,
WHO received f5U, by agreement made before COM
ma,encmg: The damage would be repaired without
N'Senarsine and she would be ready by the 18th.
inc correspondent Of the Gloucester Telegraph writ
6snerma rort Muigrave. Ms. reports that the cod
~ hit ase not doing much owing to the scarcity
q Dalt M Maekere have mot been found plentiful in
Day ys'i pet the lew vessels on have done much
DetteI nan ias. year at this time, some OF them hav-
ing already taken 100 oos. The mackerel are NOT 80
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

The New York Herald fretf,u-.
why the meeting of delegates from the yona~
Mems Christian Associations, recently held ;1
Portland, was mot called the Inter-patioual - :
stead Of the National Conference, since there
was "as much OF Canada as the United States
about IT. 1t will next be asking why the
Maine Legislative body is called the Assembly
OF Notables and why Congress is popularly
known as the Council of State.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23
SPOKEN

May 2s, lat Is NJ Ion 20 ~, ship Thatcher Magoun.
from New York for San Francisco.
June 22, lat 80. lon "a. barque Adaline Adams
from Liverpool for New York.
July 1, lat a9, lon 10, barqne Agate, Brown, from
London for Boston,
July q, OF Absecom. brig Hattie Wheeler. from
Cardenas tor Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

Wales conduct at the card table is Just
now the theme ofsuspicious comment
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-23

Somebody came near shooting Mr.. S. It.
Jewell of Harrington, on Monday, by an ae-
cidental firing of of gun loaded with ball,
the missile going close to the mans head. But
''nears don't count" and it is a harmless item,
The Normal School building has been vast
ly improved this season, and the Fall Term
begins Aug, 26th,
, 1869-07-22
POLITICAL.
TCL{IICAL.
The next State elections will ba In Kentucky,

!
The next State elections Will ba In Kentucky.
August 2; !Alatana, August 3: Tennessee, August
! s, Afontana votes August 10.
stokes and Seuter have engagements u speak
| In company only up to the o1st inst. They will
close the campaign tn Nashville.
The Alexandria way Commercial AGrertis.r
heads It's editorial colan,na with tho names OF
Lewis Mckenzie md General John E Mulforl for
CEited ststes SenatorB- In addition to these the
following candllates ase announced: Nj. Sharpe
brothcsin.1aw Of President Grant; franklin
StenrnE, "1ty - WA11ack, and 4. 3, G. Barker.
The followtus are among the recent appoint
Mtrts ID the Dead Letter Onlce In Washington:
Mrs. Sophie schinmelfcnnins. Miss Lydia Lind.
scy. Mira L. 4. corD!n, Mrs. E. Il. Dewitt, Miss
Mary Frances McDernott; each at tan0 per an
nun, and Mis- Mary E Gennett, regular folder,
ut SEQ per AunuE-
I'll. sn4lth, Collector Of Internal Revenue for
the Second District Of Mississippi having tecn ap-
pointed Mayor OF ylcksbcrr, by General Ames,
addressed letter to the Rerenuc Department asI-
ing II be could hold the position without res!gulug
his col'ectershla- The department. In rcplJ. nd
Nscd hin, not 10 accept tho Mayorsnlp Is I. would
not be proper 1oE him to hold TWO o!1lces-
II IL Et2ted Tint snould the Conservative Rcpub-
lcans Of Mississippi eject Judge Dent Governor Of
that State Al the approaching election, 1t Ii their
Intention 10 send him Immediately tnefca1se! to
the United States Scuate- Colonel Warner, New
England man, VIII receive the nomination for
Lieutenant Governor On the Dent ticket AMI,
upon the election ol Dent to the Senate, the gubcr
Material chair viii be 1llcd BY Warner. The Jack
Eon GIss} Clarion, the orEan OF the old Mississippi
Democracy, endorses Judge Dent for Governor.
General Rosccrana IS expected daily In San
Francisco from Mexico. Senator Thurman, Of
Ohio, has plocccIcd th!ther to meet him. and no
tHy him Of 9ls nomination. The Ffeeaaa's- Jour.
nal Catholic and DemocIatc) regards General
Rosecrnns as man Of sense, and thinks he Will
show It By Declining the nomination for Governor
OF Qhio. The New YORK Citizen {DemocEas!c) says:
It IS clear that the Ohio Democracy oellere the
delnge Is stlu raining. For HeaTeu's sake let
them come out OF tic atk, the shoEer Il ogc1 1oug
non
, 1869-07-22
InIeFua1 Revenue Prosecutions.

FINN nk l1ncrta {IU) TFdaxertpk july ia.
4 number ol feotta tobaccoolsta and dlatIIlcra
were afres,ed, last week. on tho co:nplalnt OF
Revenue Collector CarHh, for fa1iaS 10 keep
their books according 70 the Law. and taken beforu
for e1anina1ion- Against Cns,A hueruAn aud
Charles Stcharh, tohacco1lstS, DO case Was Eaae
ont iss;S.a ;ss q a1,TanE .hs ens .oala
On payment Of cos:h As The expense OF further
prosecution world entail heavier expense thza
paying up costs, Mttsx. UccrEa1 a2d Slehaus
paid up and cane home.
reee1 III T Il va a. eansa tn., s. boos \
sePe1, q 1 fs, 21 NJ as q s1o9 e as n9;
Colonel 1ngrrsol1 for counsel The Colonel raa
esE The figures md pronounced V: Hastias'
Go1omlsa!oncr stated rhst tarce witnesses,
foot,nH and the ertdeuce was tnree 70 one
s5h il the Co1msssoner did nos believe
him, ha should make me roofing himself. Tne
cooa r r. r. ~ sfTea xs
then orIerFd 10 make tie footiuSs anew, aat.
Tnaez tse s5s q the coest. tneg na:nsed % ma
Hssktns Wss dtsehalged, md the a1atr Hss 10
Eos. ne VS. not asxsd 70 pay cosa Re sot OF
VIII n!s expense; e ca:ssso aad l..5e1s IS; !.
Co, dlst1lesA 1he law provides thar MI sales OF
nishNines h5 aistlller shau Be recorded and TO
made recorced the s1roe. n one Instance they
failed TO record tho sain Fur this tneY were xr-
ratgoed- There y no penalty attached 10 such au
omission, uo3ess1t his been made With An tnten-
ron to Commit trand on the rcreucc. or course
Il woC1u be fnPos stble, under the ctrruE-
stances, to prove auT .nteat IN the pm Of
offered the alternative to pay cosA OF BE- bound
orr7 far t.!aL 1t beng cte5per to par costs, Nj.
Ffatc!8 did 80, and the Ease vas dismissed,
G. T Barker, Of The trm Of barker Co, came
re1t HIS case WAS 81 tu7ilar TO tna1 Of zen JACK
Co, and resulted sim ta1iy.
GrrsE Co were a1so brought Up hot the re-
Eclt Of their case = hare not learned We OBJ
, 1869-07-22

much expense Of Life OF treasure. by dint Of
fierce and persistent lying. The battles
dissolve into rcconuoisances, and rcconnoi-
sancca melt into Intentions. Tho killed and
Tounded arc = myth, except the very con-
siderable number Of suspected and helpless
prisoners who hays- been gar1oted: Tho
revolution has all the parnphenalia Of war
excerpt m army, and Ill tho machinery Of
government. except subjects md citizens.
What either win do without these ferains
to be seen- At present, the Cuban rebel
hon, Ike most spaaiah WARS, is sangai-
nary joke nasac up Of proauuoiamentoes
and executions.
, 1869-07-22

tn the river suddcn]y fell about 4 foot below it,
present marx, and within ten minutes rose nbont
the same distance nboye tha point whe1e y before
stood and now stapdA TniswAa repealed two or
three ttmta- The phcnoueno1, Of ecn1e, mnSt
have embraced = 11se and fall along the en-
tire copfse nf.the ftrer ard IN 1Akc o1taEio. ~
Peanuts Afn being extersErty cultivated In the
feftils; fegpni Of H&rern IfrEtria, md viii,
during the cpmirg season, take the plscs Of the
t6hscco crop 5On light guy zo1s, with ~frce use
of Time o. ar, It u asserted that city bushels Of
peanuts 10 the ac1e be ra1sed Yielding fla5 at
last yeart = price Of u 20 q busheL 4 great de-.
nand for the seed hAA sprung up IN Eaatern VIZ
g1nla- and many person& AEe preparing to plant
from forty to one hundred acres eacn.
We lean from an article IN the Lowell tMasal
sara that In 1850 the capital btock Of manufacture.
Ing corporations In that CITY WEI ns,soo 900; num-
ber Of Fp!nd3es, 81, ,o&4; handa employed, 1890
week work cotton els:h, = ,s94 900 yards wooueu
e9oth. n, COO yards; capet& - 200 yardA In 1850
tho capital S,ock Of the corporation WIS ill., GO,
o1d. number Of sp1ndles, 4s7,61s; handa employed,
Hi117;Heets Fort, cotton ciotn, (, ,se8 900 yards
Heouen cloth, 1s.coo yards: carpet., s5ooo yurts
&hdHisr soo, noike1J I, ,oao duzen-
Among The biIis Of Indictment returned By the
grand jury ID the Philadelphia Quarter sesmons,
'f'e,J, wss one charging youpg man with
sending atalsc Telegraph despatch" When tne
AAtFtosAA1S NIetANt d@tI1ASy ~ l0t G8IlX4LH
the matter, he discovered that the Ionng nan Haa
engaged 10 be married to young lady whose pa-
rruts wctn opposed to The mitch. In order %
prevent the union the parents cent ths Jodnz lndy
to some friends fu the West The young man, not
10 be outNitsed, aent despatch West, setting
forth the sero1s Illness Of the mother Of hA an
-nnced In response the young lady came to Phil
adephis, where abe was met BY the Jounx man,
aId npih stsiied 4 Clergyman, xhe1c the marriage
ceremony vas performed. Th iucensed tue pa-
rents, and nencc the charge. Tha Dlatr1ct Attof.
ney abandoned the case, submitting the blu 70 the
JurJ Without evidence, and verdict Of not guilty
Wsa rendered.
Grace Greenwood tel1s story OF a new method
Of curing those who nre inclined to suicide The
father OF family, ritter two attempts 70 make
Hay With himself, At length succeeded In shooting
himself through tho hear Hts wtdow-an ene.-
gttlr, sens1bfe womau-perceiyed that be. eldest
dxngnlcr wss about to follow in the footsteps OF
her father. csen unto death. The mother watched
her daughter par7owly, and one day found her
soon aftes Ahe had s~ung herself on from an old
chest In the garrett She cut her down and ten
DEFY brought her TO. Then, taking 1he knotted
halter she vigorously lid l: nger her shoulders,
saying: "f1l put Etop TO this sutc!dtDg! I'm
not Rgoiug to hare It run In our family, III have
you understand" This treatment was successful
In checking the mental dlaease.
, 1869-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS,

The sooution Of troNsera rs an article OF male
attire Is being ag1tatcd Ii England
a coldred Eaan In Nashville xps tsl,1d out " by
suns'zoke nn-rnurzda5 las1, ,waa .4.uuoct,ed py
the Coroner on Friday, and was ru. IN hts socan
end ca1slt 70 lfe again IN Saturday,
4 wedding TOOK p:Ace neat r19 G.orc. MISC. q
lew days sinoe, tn which the bride hAd scarre,y
reached her teEth year, the g1oo.n being over etr
fet.s high md Is Jca1s Of age.
The IlfpoEu Rdvent1rer who bGryied plYmoath
Church {Beechf5l had hts labor for hls palms.
The communion service aad thf baptIsn.ai bowl
were plated.
At Louisville, on Fttd1y list, Edward Node,
while drinking glass or water II dinner, sKxl-
loFed several sewing needles, which had been
PLACED IN the tumber While IN the cupboard, and
not nfterN11d removed. Two became fastened
in Its throat, 1ud had 10 be cut cut BY surgeon.
AT Oswcgu, X. Y. on the night OF the 1t:a, po-
1icernan Wllt1q obsefyed TWO men attempting to
force "a entrance tuto store, aad cadtASofed TO
Arrest then- One Of the burglars drew a pistol
snd Erred at the officer, who Immediately returned
the nrr- The ot1oer died In the street a Iew min-
utts eierxard, End the burglar, (wnost nasle Eus
Enown} waR found dead In an unoccupied lot next
morning.
AT Oswego, y. +. on The lbsn Inst, ne w1te
, 1869-07-22

hands they healed the sick. There was nothing
miraculous In II, or n tho Rt1l Of prophecy: all
R1xe men could predicate the future from the pazk
md present: indeed, there were no miracles, ex.
cept to The ignorant Jesus turned the watcs into
wine y calling from The elements the properties
them wttps the water. He knew; how 70
do u '-and had the poNer. and
10. !. Him It WIS = no, miracle,
no n,bre tran u ths production Of: bread to rs
Who understand the process He claimed for bis
Church further iu1ght into spiritual things than
thxt of''other Christian secta- awe Know al
thinss." said he, comprehend all things, the
great movements Of mankind, with their aecret
czusea-. There ts not divine on earth who ca1
tel III whss God b, because they don't Know.
We klov. tnd from the Bible. which We bellere
It sz] that Jesus was the express image Of H.s
Father and that tnnu was made In the inasge Of
God. Vas Jesus Ike ui7 TeA Then God has
forehead, eye e., nose, Houth, DC. Ye4 Nan Is
next to God IN dignity, and upHghtness and
poHef, and neselo1e do the mJrtads Of gpa1ts In
space seek earthly tabe1uacles, resorting eren to
tho silest hannta Of men 10 obtain them. Tha
satnta weze driven from Alssoun and ILL.,
oolfs .As the hraelltes wrre destrored
Of olt, because they were heealess and dizobe-
dent Men sald we tauperef With rhelr slnyes,
but God CAUSED III to be dttEen forth 1oE our good
for chastlsement md discipline. We have not
srrcfed, but are The better 1or1t and At any tatc
thoEe who hare expelled Us have suffered AZ
hundred fold what we have. I have neTer had
phYsctan IN my family. Take hundred thousand
hanaan beings End e1pcl all hysiclana from them;
take m equal number ami give them the usual
Allowance of phyaic!sua, and the former Wit out-
Wear; out11ve, and oveGTun tho latter. Il is m
Indian u1tt 10 steal his nei2hoor'H horses. 'Whnt
6etfef ts II for man 10 win aDothefb money At
cards Of 1aro7 How many OF the statesmen OF
, 1869-07-22

Wendell Phillips thinks the Democrats
tnre carried Virginin, It is Mr.. Phillips
/; mission 7 to mike and keep his own prirute
definition Of nepuhlieans 80 na17ow TINT it
includes none but himself; and ID Ct rule "
into the Democratic party 30 large num.
ber as to render it cetsin TINT none but tho
Democratic party can carry anything. Tho
particular issue in Virginia vas betweqn
tho Iibe,al and Restrictise Republicans On
the question whether er-rebels should vote.
TheT1etog of the Liberal Repnblieans, yha
had the sympathy Of almost the entire
North, is denounced by Phillips as Demo-
critic victory because it was won by those
with whom he did not wholly agree. Had
The entire Republican party neceptcd Phil
hrs':doctrine aud excluded tha rebels from
voting, but divided on.~the lquestion Of
'giE1ng the suIrage to the women Of Viz
glnia, and had this measure been defeated,
Mr.. Phillips wonld have denounced result
which inel6ded The enfranchisemeut Of MI
blncE men, the .disfranchise1hcnt OF Ill
rtbs1s, but did not include woman suffrage.
as Democratic victory" slr. Phillips
continues to he the "solitary traveller on
horseback" who never secs my Republican
victories, because he never waits long
enough for the Republican army to come
-
, 1869-07-22

queen Olga OF Greece h1a had another baby.
The Siecroy Of Egypt, while IN London, spen,
6,eo0 IN presents. -
Jay Cooke haz bought Sandy River Pond aut
1000 acres Of land At the Raugci5 Lakes, In Natne
for 1sh preserve
4, MI. James Dennett, Of Portsmouth, New Hump
shire, over St years old, worked nx daJs weqx be
fore last, Bntng,tng house, md Kept pace With
another man Of hall h.s yeatA
The London Court Journal states that Georve
Francis Train '"has offered to take contract ia
sack LONDON IN sixty days with Fenlan so1lleEs
and saors, free Of oil cost but that Of trGnsporta
uon."
/ cneysler Eeipion Tadollni, the noted sculptor,
Is IN layTe, toSppeI!niend the shipping OF his co,
1nngal group Of "St Michael oye1throw1pg Iuc,.
fer," which has taken him rTe yea1a to anlsh: It
has been purchased by Gardner Brewer, or Gos.
ten-
A gentleman writing from the home Of Whittier
eats: 4'AraoDg the nmustng incidents which en-
lyep the quiet Of this COUNTY, home WIZ inst OF
the call OF o gentleman who prutessed the greatest
admiration for NJ Whittier, declaring that he had
made study Of his writings, bnt through the
whole Interview he addressed HIN Us Mr., Thit.a-
ltr. Snch is fameV'
In Paris, recently, the Count de L---- Ind
loTers' gusrTel WIKI Nine. Dc *, The Count L.
ba!dheaded. When the ex1overs Ind returned
each otheEs letters and gifts, The Madame closed
The interview thus: "There Is one blessing, Mt
least, abopt all this; one hasn't to send you back
aIJ locks Of hnir.''
- Par1slan correspondent says that 1t has been
the delight Of Louis Napoleon from bis youth to
see himself IN print, md to this day he Is M atna-
tour journalist, giving hints for articles to the
Pfufk, md even correcting and amending PROOFS
With his Imperial hand for hts fayorte literary
agenta While be was prisoner ut Ham be con
~55buted upward Of t~o hundred and nfty articles
s!l ygytneial paper, In which he c1pounded his
theories
oned aeos ork july -. letter To the Boston safuy-
deg .---ne q Gazest sayA:
IT. Jehn II ,H7aesr q thc firm # Marer
issS.S fsaa as.Ih Il Jsa.s. h.epes. es = !ttx tew
sfay e1st f. .ans aes n tss tht fs
M Ehs 4 b5sas5e Mn2
g.. R: aai5 ss tsSd
q aSs &
M s hihs, m nd Ieas5 r. aye ;;Ss f.
i ~ a s59 H. sas nt , e @ f9S 'sa'su
Here are some more inco'9cs Of Sew Yprk and
nrook.-n people:
Iese K'I!esF W: H.s:s MItsb.ll l.ais
nlorTr &C. tae15: Barney Wiltla, ssie5; Henry Ward
Aa,fE fkte xrt.o5 Il Aesis!Ess S!fa os Sh 81
4yrF. jE. stslk L:psfx W 13afaa; e1,f41;' +: b.
Gn}{;! H !, II Wsy!;Ra HI Gy ssg Jsesa.
& r. ns H.uie S.aiii: I'D llaEks I IL
E1!ed Ststes xiass B. stas ". thst "a ~ u
III T. ssqs a5a d xse H. out atsc5
str5 Il Il Ee a cfs igt ias made
s:siii a:if. s'; Henry .. Bowen 't the ha'<'a<4a
, 1869-07-22
THE POLICE COURTS.
AxMlxY ausI

I
There were nearly sixty ca9cs tried at this coar1
yesterday, the larger number being for drunken
ness md yaaancy: Frank Ga1len, gentleman
amlcted with a heavy attack Of klepto1nsuta. ut
| tempted to steal ratcn from P. q, Brooks, Of
Tuesday evening. wAtle the 1auer' Ma1 getting Of
possszson, hnt ras csptured ssiors hs asd a11iee M
- 9ess st. rsy: = IsstssdaJ st he was bound oyeE fo1
thsItes Nichols Is the hah,tesl inmate Of 8
house on state street whlch has sent many vic
ttm to the Brideweu. At sn eatiy hoar yesterday
Zone @ u the e1scsabls ,iqaar anieh II i = Tended q
hts place OF hbode. He pztd for nis I7snness b.
losing hts senses and 9etrng-,:tnso "a roH
lowed AMI for time, there wasa lively encounter
Attracted b. the disturbance nads the police III,
ter1e1ed, and Nichols Was natrhed 70 The Armory
and yesterday morning the Faa lined tSn
Peter Harrison borrowed PCS from Henry Der.
rick without lhc latter conseut or without ever
ssaS es nee ~ nf 1oof
terdaJ morning Harrison 3 case came up, but M
Evidence Vas taken, and be wps reaandel IN bail
John Mcdonald, who stole q pocket book On
Van BuIen street Soma time .R1nce, Eas held for
3EaEs5a :; a3 Fsn9ssssx xh,,s pnds1 TIE ,anseass
F1nnGU. lIe xas pat under bonds Of saoa
james Mcintosh, for larceny, vas held to ball
IN tas snm q g. r.; saal e take place JAY 80
GI, in1se sum Of $500 g sppear IT the Ree2rdcrs
MADISON s1RHEr coURr. ~:
John 0Nel. = pickpoclet Of considerable pro-
fesstoun reputation, attempted to steal watch
from his country cousin, one Patrick Lochuo,
giyen Pat tbs freedom Of the city, 10 a snuG.1oI,
aud had shown htm that part c! "the elephant v
Th!ca Is only Visible IN saloanA After making the
rounds Fat TAs shown to the depot, and seen
aboard the ttatn which wus 10 convey him home.
Here 1t was that he discovered himsell minus a
poeket-oook. Hc Jumped from the raia, and
informed the d1st policeman who hove In stght, Of
bis IpfA, The twain stArted mt in Enarch nf the
, 1869-07-22

1e army Of Cuban Gberato,s recently
iurcd on GARDENERS Island appears to
!; embraced only the oMcn-s OF the ex-
ntion, viz 4: Threo e1-Drigadiar Geaer-
! two e1-A[ajor Generals. aavcn e.-
Aors, ninc ex-Lieutenant Gclonels, nui
rty~fou1 e1-army officers q other grndes,
Irilling to serve temporarily es pHya:cs
1e "Fi1st Regiment New York Cavalry.
Rn Libcrntors," untl genuine nad un-
nterated pivntea can be found to put
y them, md commissions can be 1aaaa
appropriate to their distinguished mill
. . record 1t present, however, no prt-
Is seem to be ealisdng in the Cuban e1-
hons. And SO great is the rash Of
radie1s and Colonies thst the Junta,,
sbefore the, dissolution, were debating
sae ptooriety Of refusing to receive any
X lorcs thao Majoa A very large
,ber Of persons seem 10 Labor undor tho
.,+an TIM. cuba can be liberated, without
, 1869-07-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY


No pec1al charre n no1,c.ah,. ~ ~ ,ns,
money market, There IL st!li f,,r sc,1,,.r ~ -.
demand for money. ana the anrni. -, ,.a.,h, - ~
funds couttn ues a. unrrer1v dfs1 1ris,,tat
the bsnt srs eyEr snrae nay,n1 NM -. W.
can md profitable use ror bnt ,1.od ,oaa ,oaa sa
Ing none 10 ara,c to INV Int -aa.,s. M..s..sa Lay
| IN pener,, te,.-.. 'ssutaf eusto"efH
noaeset, nose VINO nave satistactory
tsa. - - " Aspos's eau get money at 10 per cent
| -" ~ ~ eus DsL' .. Auoeoef- There Is stn1 a
n.sn ..%. saoa' " sp.utai.se PAPER aaoat n the
opts '.ike1 "n,ca' saousn Amply secured. Is not
~ ses stsss usa1.y ta1ea " me oanss md which
u oheren through brokers' at from pne to two per
~ ~. r.. a.Ia4oma.. nsu. =,
IN ~, d,1es,'ns @ .o,,. r,,a =; eousles sesy nSnt
~ LILY ufeetsoa some hsue Is coming tn nom ST.
, 1869-07-22
Com KncrcIpl Trnvellcrx.

Organized and persistent efforts have been
made during the paet year throughou. the West
to obtain the repea, OF local municipal laws hostile
10 the iute1ess of commercial trnveners. These
enorts have been crowned win Abundant SUCCESS
TIE entire West is now free from these penal en-.
artnents, With the exception Of the city Of St.
Louis, which bus recently reduced its license tar
from fso0 TO $40, and will probably soou abolish 1t
altogether. This work has been accomplished
through the vel, directed Efforts OF the Chicago
Commercial Travellers' Association" :" who have
BY their inluence secured this repeal In El1ty-
four different cities and townA We learn from
The PhlAdelphia Comrneretai Lit that this assoc!a-
lion hs been at WORK In that city IN tie sane d.
tectiop, but 60 Tar without any beneficial result,
thought 1t Is 10 be hoped that the time ts not far
distant when the license tax Law Of Philadelphia,
70 mauifesuy unjust to IN Important class Of CON-
Mercta1 men, and 80 Injurious TO the interests Of
heal'hy trndc, VIII be compelled 70, yield 10 the
Views Of enlightened progress.