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January 25th, 1869.
Messrs Hcrb bert & Ha'rston.
GESTLEMES:-Fn reply to your inquiry Of
the effects Of Andrew Goes Phosphate. il
gives me pleasure 70 say used it ou Irish
Potatoes, alongside Of well rotted botnyafd
manure, and found the sre attest difference in
favor OF the Phosphate. The Potatoes Were
as large again and great many morc in the
hill also used it on my Corn and Tobacco
with entire satisfaction. / used It Oh my fall
Wheat ana at present see no difference in
that and Peruvian Guano and Bone. re
gard il a val...ole fertilizer.
Very respectfully,
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super phosphate Of Lime. Am
IiIOuia asld Potash
Packet IN Bug<of POO n: cach.

WARRANTED rrrr FROM AprLrKr ,r1ex
, 1869-08-09

kNNANA%AA At0AEEEAnA 1SG3s
General Rosec1aus WAS Invited to atteDi =
Cnlon ratification meeting held q. San Francisco
IN The summer OF 1857, tut being unable to accepr
be sens letter, from which The following Il sn
i is clear to me that We must Fave national
parry fof the fntnres and equally 70 ttst i:s
tones, 6ioeWs, lue-btDod aud Intellect musr
cone nom The Cnion ue1 Of the cou1t1l Is
who, when told 'the na.:cn IA lost havei5
catastrophe 70 nanaa Mhersy Be recorded =
ne OF that m2an2nmnI which l have 50 otsen
Witnessed with Thrill Of secret pride and JOY taat
nued me with hope aoa confidence IN our futn[r.
now f,ankiy accept The decision Of the question
Ct this uat!ca who opposed and fought Ioc-
trust them. Les not q 5e~ extremists. e1-
peIEopal Interest or ambition, psesent yor nom
meeting the great body Of tue SanoGA Galon 1e
men !spsessnteh = ConsTess, a. ss Te;s Tos
Is cur coTnon country. You are oar oketnfea
We Eball not become excited sca!ost !ou because
few hot-pents or y few leca,InX politicians a.
tsmn. te Turk ca your feelings for their owl ad-
yantsrr. Meet Us with trust all cordiAcy, satisfy
me arrrehen.lon5 teren II scu knoW they arc un-
foCnJc,N O! tI1.e though r1inlormeu loFntT,
md you viii and us orasel. trae1 and more gvn-
eEols trends than those Who c.aic1, par e1ceHs,eE
10 sGnue you ard deploro 5o1r present stroatton.
1r1 On III he Men wso fous.f I'D la,ed
icr the unity Of the na1iou to be the most
Intelligent AID persistent n,ainsanerz Of the aa-
archE ana ccnsol.da,Ion. l kua'F ihc men Of tae
South Crght. By the instincts Of conscfyattsu,
coIzaee. and interest, to he With them. u fht4a
riers e1FFfel, il oart1us that tAtEe sAuuit b.
~ .ytiaa IN tie 4uti-r: n the c..stF1t tuti.y ef
Congress, EoweytE rs details may CT mag not re-
CURE modification No representative o2-st ta
lie slstted TO Congress 6n platforms OF op~n or
covert opposition 10 measures nete:n tac.i:y II
=. +t.Ar
, 1869-08-09
CUBA
EFFORTS 10 l'uFcilu.s independence
Of SPRan-LAte News from the
Usfuraxt.

Efforts 10 Purchase Endcpe nurncr
OF spnsn-Lat1 News from the
lsinud.
HAVANA, August I. ria hey West, August A.
late!l'gence from Santiago DC Casa 10 Tue 94la
nlt reports tlat tie authorities there hare seized
Cnited ssa1es ria Aavana rrumlneut citizens
who have been released from confinement have
hecu aGain a1resteat h5 ofter II Count yalmaseda,
and seI't to Mauzano. despite tho fact TINT some
reI.e, to travel hy land 10 na!amo. wnere militia
hundred soldiers, under Colonel Vuiros, al, that
remaIu Of the Reno regiment, had arrived at San.
tlsgn Dc cuhs- They form post Of an expedition
and two hundred anil Gfty Spanish soldiers who
hare not been he1fd from iur some time and fears
are entertained for lher safety. Sixteen yotun-
teeEs Of thc moh;!!zed force stationed On the VIC
ceuts- The negroes on vanous estates ara sul7er.
tog for wan, Of food aud be+oulaR troublesome
cbOic1n has broken ont AtuonS, Spanish ttctach-
tnent8 stationed on plantations.
SEw YORK. August 1.-THE Cuban J1n.a In
this city have received Official inforuaatioa from
General Cespeles IN relation 10 the reception OF
Ine pcEs o1 1nc Ato 8l7rst Of tae Jrrio, By otler
Of the Authorities IN Washington, IN the patriot
a1n5. i EepresenA nc feeling produced 70 oe
one Of satisfaction that our government rR5 about
70 enioEe our neutrality laws with strtctness and
!mpaz1ialtr on the Spao!ar1i, IS vel on the
nom making she tinted sesses sepusssc "a sat1s-
ret from which to send arms AnL nnnilons OF
ps " VA Eco eonssa 70 III aael he ss ss@e i w.
20 corudeLt are they Ut coming out Of the strug-
gle victorious. II Spain TO tho oniT power they
hare TO contend against
There are fusnoss In Caha7 csfc!es ,ha. ieputa-
tcu Of native Cuhans are now AZ the court Of
Spain endeaToti1g to per4uale That government
iievrd General s,ck.es has maize sniIar PROPOSE
tion, which ~4s rejected with Indignation; and
thus REJECTION wls the caisc Of the prompt acton
Of the FZtstnt In Qrlcttlg tie selzure oI the Xcn-
hoaia- II l. also r11murrd i;eneEsl Ro3aA despair
ing Of subt'ulnS the Insurgents, hss 1nyted
hiUseH the gravity OF the situation, and he has
advised the home government to graut the Cub3a5
all couceAston5 compatible With it, o7n dlgolty.
, 1869-08-09

II the E4itoy Gf The ChLuPo 1Thuu:
G. 4. Shrfeldi Esq, proposes tn bis letters 3D.
dressed to the Chicago Erenin5 Pos:, Published
July Is and II, TO ta1 d!stuleriea BY putting :s1
Of 81 on every bushel OF grain delivered At the
dlstlcEJ and to collect this taI IS soon ~ weighed
By the governments oEaeey. II We understand
bis proportions correctly, "gTatn" xll embrace
malt, Is well Is r3e, Indian corn. etc, a7d the
weigh, Of q bushel Of any tlnd Of grala delivered
at the d!stl1lerJ Will Be nfrJ-stz pounds IS
standArd.
II cannot be denied that, Il this mode Of taxing
dtstnle.ies should be introduced BY 1Ax, many
tEst AID we!llouoded grievances resulting non
the present law Wo1IA theseSy be removed; =
great Number O! od1ceZz could be dispensed WITH
and discharged: dis,tller1 and their bu1ness would
escape many rselesa Aanoyances and cumber-
stmc lmpediDeuts; and such syste1 Of taxation
would be as simple as |. ahould be, a1d which
even the simplest mind could comprehend at once
without any great study Is actuaIJ exac,ed By the
present iax.
We hsve recommended IN the Chicago fe7u1i-
ran Of Jc'y Is anotne. uode Of taxing dlsulerles,
nanelr taxing th4 rosuust The trrutntlnJ bar
fs1s ure<1 prnetss and THE Cu1clGo TKE8CSE tas
Published t1ulJ IL and ~ two articles Esns-
1atet Iru1a the l4innfx S:ca.s Z<i:une, which
have fll5 explained the Nay In which this system
world operate. The question then at!ses: Which
s.sten is to be Preferred Judging from the1 rela-
ttye men1s:
The object tho law ought to hare IN yicw Is Of
course, 10 free the dIstter and his business from
al useless trouble and Impeachment. whist fur
nssh,rE 10 the government the lecessary Zua1an-
tee that all ta1es viii h. collected besides such
u...s .: ta-a::o3 Eer1etsc: s!29s. :n77s..s.e Al
, 1869-08-09
WISCONSIN.


u NC" uGFFl0pNlFnl Ill tnf HGfh0s
rriasIc tlaMrrrl-AltrHr4 Murderer
Arqutttrd-1't,e Crnrs.
srccia! Despatch 10 The t'h!ea9o Tr.nrpc,
AtntInx, August :.
Thctc IA rHw development IN the nuasrcl
a1nt,l'g the iiriuutfaa 4 r,vcntinn Ia iake.l ut
i,y HoIne ii those Urrosetl 10 Ihe Mllxaltnc cn!1
anti III" cut.rec nj ihr present Democratic Sin'c
Conten1'un. tu t,p hcli hrrr hlter the other con.
scutthils. 10 wlltrh IirpnhIlran anrehehit who
hrr then cxpccse,! tu !.r plenty, a,d 'utera 9ru.
rraity nrr to III unItrlt. iu urgHHi:e 4art s,E
Peoples rafty. thH prospects u! which. III the face
"f dne rcsusr organizations. would h"s 10
Lertan!t 1ohcn. who rms trnusht here u weck
Tfe II Mt ia; n ~as '1sssh"rx, ~ ss ,nis o3',,ns. ~.
ailcr MI examination nut! argument nstinK twt,
aa}s aud hail. 1hc prntecut,or finding Z ltnpoa.
kile 10 u.atc tic unwilling witlrkscs testify what
thr3 had tTfur stat"d. 1lnrah Treatment nas
rhonu, int not cnough to rn's.n ',cnsf.
1iln frs'ncf. 1e hnss hai another rcck Of
frht ta'* 'Int'r.t heather, AMI hay L n cns md
lr. iiowesrr. but lsllc rhrAs. Thu Iatter viii bo
anu'.l II. a.rrAKc e:ur i}r md harley ar" so'',ts
very tcasy. Tnc weather. il pretty roll ius rorn
TEr tnrfri!rY Ston! nj ~ this tnnrnli.R ntri IL
a' ai. in hn' thrrc arc trports os y temperature
l;sr,sx, VII, hnE1lat f.--yc.scr,,ar t~o ,onns
tnrn ot this city, nnnr,i l.rw. !'rI,llcton ntnt
l'rusk .laiwr, nrfu arrrttrt for .hRhwns rvhhrry,
lIat," JUL Tl'r pa!'@a!ar. vii h. s,,sslier sirsr's
up~! ut'tn rxhm'tInsinn this attcrhoon. A. tne nx
ca,' hN nsrrrfafi'rsi. thry wrrr stltnrMhni nr1rr
"s. % ill., as WV 1i '1" Jill :.''; III at @ '';,,"r ssi
slu ''eai IN hA ranr. rhry tnrf1 gps mi, THUR
,ntf slct,n,. ART rnasr ot r"s M ,,.tanse ] thry
enallr Threw sar hug out IT lnn hasny. frank
lnnts tas tTrh riniipyc.l h, lht tifnas Wrstrrn
Tr!rgraph t'nn'luny, vi llat inr fur til" last two
k&hnsfA. frw. rehtIrihh II nne U! thu rpuvu
le,A slf Itacint, in!L Ut H''a! family.
, 1869-08-09

seseiA Despatch to Tho Clra%o Tr!aunt-
WAststS13TpN, August I.

srse!al Despatch to Tho ClraSo Tribune
WAsats,,E,,N, August I.
TIE TxNSxssxH ELECTION.
A deapanas was received to day RON the Chaie-
man Of Tho ssnlcr party Stato Con:ctttoc, SAYING
thst hts mA;onty y III bn uhout to,lou. Numerous
persona arc tclrEsaphinx hers about a. ia
chances loT the arnAte, .ou1o nayIuY hu will bu
chosen, and otacTs alleging ttat he can't &C. q
chance.
PERSONAL
SECRETARY Robesot,, Admiral Porter, General
Sherman, Secretary Coz and uthes officials, start
on Tuesday evening or "Wednesday morning toE
IN extended tour along the SEA COAST Mr.. lLshe-
son Is going TO examine the various navy yasus.
TO 7iE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ApMl.4L 16FF oApEREr t4o4K
Gently sent lroD the Navy Department TO Tear
Admiral lio1, commanding the squadron on cu-
bau waters, ordering him to icayc tho squadron tn
caarge OF the senior officer next In command auu
proceed with his nafship. the Albany. TO Ports
mouth y. u !! y therefore, p5o6ae!e that AL
mE4l non will 0e fsIoS 4 sos nstern u Jew Days
The National Executive Committee o! the Union
League ef America. which usually consenea IN
New YORK, will meet at the Union League House,
Philadelphia, Oh TIE 18th inst Provisions viii be
Made for the elections in Texas and Mississippi
The delegates frou these States have a1tveh-
ECliEAlEs rKolDSEp VISIT 10 IHK uNITEp STATES.
], Is understood TINT In the event OF the En-
press Ensenfe making. tour Of this country, tae
Many department Will tt 1I!flsel OY tGE C0Iu-
rnpndInS officer Of the United States squadron IN
Eutpre 10 time to make preparstlons for her TO-
ceptto0. TIE French neet to convey the Enlpress
tc escorted ~ Rcat-AdMlral Rs.dforl, IN his dag
ship, the franklin.
DROWNED.
4 desyHtcn received Il tt,c Treasury Depar:-
ment announces the death by drowning. On tac
18th lrst, 1T St Marks, Fla, Of Thomas /. stay
uer, Cole Of Customs at that pl3cc
cEHHKSCF STATEMENT.
The amount Of Irrational curEeue y3rereised ftom
the printing div lsun Of The Treasury Tor the week
Is sll3, ,6J0 shipments. tal3 SIT: hunk currency Is
sued. sire, ,n; aiuoHpt outstanding s.23, I'D Isl.
, 1869-08-09

The article in tho Christt4n -ilrocase, oi
Buffalo, for which its editor, Rev. Mr. San.
ford Halbcrt, was bruta1ly assaulted by
Norman Holley, was q commentary on po-
litical corruption, with instances. After re.
fleming to the bribes paid to and received
by members Of the New York Legislature
for their votes, be anid:
another E1n, holding prominent position In
connection ,Rrth the 1leyenue Department, through
whoee bands pass. every day, Thousands Of the IA
tohnl sevehue, IL kaown To he g0Inb!ef. Previous
to, uud up 10 the time Of bis appointment accord
1nE 10 Tie current report, lie Wa$ running aa,n-
hl'Fg hell Ii cert4ln locality Of this city ThtA
Institution. il Is well known, i now being run by
tls eon. Whether AIr. Gambler, ST., continues to
frequent E[a old hauntq making the putuc revenue
The basis Of Ills operations, report saith uot'
Holley construed this passage to refer to
hiH fnthet and his SOD. The assault was q
plea Of guilty to the charge, which shows
that there IL need OF an Immediate change
III the revenue Office in TINT city, however
much the blncklegs Of Buffnlo may op-
pose it.
, 1869-08-09

srce3l 1lespasch 10 The Chieagr Tflt,lnc.
NEW YpKK, Augus, !,

sree.sl nrspasch 10 The Chicago Tnfunc.
NEW YoKE. AuRus:
TER UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
Surveys upon the Underground kAltIpzd hssu.
been resumed. and tho Directors hotr 10 ttss.
thc1s excavations early In tho autumn.
rax1xATlG pEHrATctL
Thc Postal Department proposes 10 10y soeu.
matte tul,es from ths post Ulllcc to the M.
ciPal railway statiuns md newspaper o!llceH.
r1f1 xAtsAk TRIAL
At the trthi af Gencfai EaKaD to-day fer l-,:,. }
On tho EosrFnmrnit bno xitnsss tsAilnrtI NY :.
la.n,EcsH we're frequently credited with three us
four tines The amount Of the work pcrfuymr,t thu
u,onty sor tho work being trawp by Eaean thu
pay rolls wrtr signed In siupllcatr, hut thn 1llr,
only leokrd III tls second urlrr ~hca stsniHg.
NALL brRExN
Eu>Iae>s on Wall sts1et "ns very ,nn to-lly IN
Hli ksanches u speculation. aud tnts vi ths
brokers' sna opeIalbEH left early. There Was III,
jeHfpfs ~ apy VI the markets, Guyouh \ tssc III !
few !eaaluK railroad aharts- TIE Hseattat aets,lY
Waa IN ScH York Centrsl, Northwestern abI 81.
raul. TIE spec!o shipment totily Has tNl.uv
y ~ Attempset! Yesterday To otsase "A AI-
vance, hut It Hss unsuccessful
tAAD COMPANIES FORMED.
Two rev Companies hare been torned for E.s
purchase Of lan4I5 III Virginia ALu thcir setttIae.
ty et.igt4ntA trou. Europe. The aggreEate ~
tana srta.ly pEEchAseh bv compAnIe% In t.rRtatA
Udta1ol!rss s1eseu one million u scsrba
3a9 srA ASt>1l GCSAuArS.
NutEors are current iu-niRht taat Secretary Fish
bus PROMISED ~ feeass the Spanish xuntosls iul-
Mediate1s en bis vetn:A te Washington. Several
Cuban Residents have sssncl Il earl declaring that
Cubaus do hot desire agexation sl,i re1Ee>t!rs
The United States not 10 negotiate for the pu,-
Chase Of Cuba
To TUE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
YELLOW IRvKK CASES.
Y5ht eerA
, 1869-08-09

by tsccX nnd ieuccs, moved q iHtanco of over
az hundred feet So gradual MAJ ting
moycrDent that II occupied about hal!
witnessed II a. Bnbmo IN tho extrctlle- AMoDX
tho most marked Incidents Of tho phtnomena u
the act that Ill oak trGe, which STOOD bY the r0al
bottom Of tho TaT:ne, y t!tsance Of GU feet, and
tho tfye niIl Icncc nox Etnnd s tlrn anil upright
a ever. Tho weaker ireea, such ~ pine aud hciu-
or This nature, two ftes or ulafu III laulstcf.
no doubled md twisted, llkc ws'p Of STRAW. TIC
iani IL clay, tosnded on 0nlcHsntflt with L soil
u uu,.cJStooI fhst rha qetcksaud hss hcca Glaha.
nlIy washett Awoy from beneath and baked %
inio tic 4trram. Tho copuu! aAoWess o. last
Wcatirr which followed eaused ih!s thc9t to crack,
and finally fall Into Atvac.nn below. SfoE!c"
et ses esaf inches ln t&h attJ lcct In length ANIL
Ahb,inInH The sunk en- poft:pn Dn tho sontc, ~
X ~ arc thst tAtS ttct will aoon FALL
, 1869-08-09
nd In 1c.. TINA .ro .nlnutc. lsllct, s.rnt, rattle

and In lcas tlnn two mlnutc. Killed twcnty rattle,
sunkra, tuur uf them being quito large ones.
1'urna slortn on The 2GIh hit, lightning struck
tic h1use nf AE. Nhpolc, In Marion County ran
suwn the nnc, tushs the stopcplpc, knocked al
tic Alahca Uf thr s0re. struck Mis- Whirplc, f1n
rount the steel sr.rnlb Of her hoopsk!st, melting
tho stec1 Ia sesesa, placcs. and then psascd o1
down ono Of her legs. burning It considerably but
innctlnG no serious damage.
MICHIGAN.
The ]ackaoo Cs.GxH tells she following:
Ti be rfrocsrsl th.t. in thr rssIy psss of Jnnc
wr r",a'nrd T. ~ .sssuht It IL tnAdcn do4sh q Mn
IS FL ;iss :; s:.: i
ais,, Nh s;rs,rso M " t.,ue. a.ash,et q tho arcra.r
se ] I1 ~ sr v. 1s e.. " ,tsst jS5
IT, T. 1s .,. It, I'LL. III; ,;.; 5 a
Sssn rsns s IT. ar '6.s it,. :t 0 :d r.:
q ar.il nd hi iato to'ns xs!!c W. T..
10 a.l '1 .sa .'. s'ase IL :ss ss
Thought another talh IL NV family w!uld soon oecut
ID ss has - M Il. ,,i az :,
ar. hsr1s; = t.krn s"tdrn'y. ILL., and Ia sow
The Detroit Ttttt.ne OF the Glib u!Ycs tho follow
Ing obitunry notlcc:
G.nsI.i ,sha i uAs~.a: hsrn u yernoas ND
5 III Il Is i. H. ;s :sss LII II. I:.; i
AAtr btrt taadc 'nlat1Atr md fs cundt1on Ipductd
YuIts' rptrd and Aetixr Democratic politician Id t1a
htAr- md Erner.iy went " the spst5u<f Ut Number
sskr1y eol,c1in1 md lto farmer sr5,n ei..ltlcs.
T. u The snr1ats q tho lxtAi.tuEu tn which hu
fcsEA!td ht Jnsrph Count1j by eitor Of Ut&ruis.
-" deafatsd thc neml'ers n ~ Asic!e u the ordrr
IT their shI. ChlpuA FAuklnS LIZ, ActurdluS to ts
he" statrr rstinata. He 5<eAiue celebrated for =
t(.th IL Hell hc laid dorm the evident trllltn that
EftrBitfn Il tits asc h GrupTacys hic freshly II.
u,1;ta tl ;.Fas1a ot sne sr,".n thst Tho trnthi.
,ar IT lr4dld %LuItics, but NOTORIOUS d.
lsrLt, thr aatt!A end Ut whose ife was tt.kasta
AEd rAu,4 r. sErAfr."
, 1869-08-09
SPORTING.
RoElnE 1fhtch EEctvEeeu James
kAunitl nnu Henry Co11tcr, OF


RoWlnK 1Intch EEctSEeeu James
tlusnin nnu Henry Cooltcr, OF
Pittsburgh.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PITTSBURGH. August 7.
The great tCulng match Of nve HiLcs for q
pure OF 49, took place this afternoon over the
upper course on the Mounngaheia River, tie con-
testanss being James Hanil aud Henry Coulter.
Great mtestst WAS felt In the resnlt Of the stEug-
gle In consequence OF the unsatisfactory result VI
the TWO races rowed previously between The two
mcb, md not ieas than 1aDO0 persons assembled
nn the river shores mt hills overlooking the
course. The men have been ttatn!0K for u co.,
siderable period, md presented themselves ut the
K0al this afternoon III capital 0rItr fUr The
mill WAS assisted In hts tratning BY 5uug strip
ling name'l William Haley, tyHi'e Co,ittes had is
utntos m EnRlnhnan mined SDeer, who pos-
setbts Vi, c1ten!cL kuoxIedxe OF The ruwsnR cuie.
The Mtu Il1'lD their appearance at tho 5t1ztIny
poinf al rrccstel! ~ ocloeG. mud were greeted
ehh loud and proonvetl cheers. They ats beau:
lilnt eprctn'rns OF nuscu2j Development, aud
moved thelr boats here md theEc with llsh,n!nK
raphi!ty. I1auull WAS ,ircs3cA III I'll ntniess PINK
shItt ah! whlte English tltscctrA, anil ruTcI Il
shcll made from rareT. weighing twenty cI9ht
Willie bs Vas tllked 10 tue walst, ha lIlllI* beng
roscrel with short, rcd osceracs. Thr1torutez:s
II" GSs" a,tcT resst ssrle hn ~ .cs, sn *h IL
tdh Kefcree. Jo,n II. King. gave the wnr,l .'eo."
wien they tur1e.i oil Ike arrowa from u bow.
tuultcE pulling long cEoss.hnlde,i Envsh
hNtrrs, and hlH .co1npelltnr the familiar stIurt,
iulrI hsFekp. Ihe party fleH down thu strea:n
Inlii Opposite iian.iils training quarters, when
ih" toats eo1it1e'i. itAmilI luit FuWtux willis
coulter continued on- The greatest excitement
Prevailed, ant tlsch lEcAst!trss IL Ict by butcsi
via tut! Hasrrc,i 4itu tn &al on liamilIA succe.a
!u.nsrht tn" ftfrffe IHFe t;is1hn that all lk.'t
wrss "tf. an nir" the fare. llaulll UHefeA to raw
.'outrr tnr s:,IsM on aloI,!ay, bur lhe Ia.tts
fetustA.
, 1869-08-09

Mira. Dt. j. 7. benson, of Collwator,
Mich, writes to tho Republican, Of thu.
place, IN follows:
met a iar,y on tho cam, Tho othcs dsf. Al
~as returning ff0fa iss|lrdsie rho stated tia, ttt
chofcta Is now visiting ocrta.n localities Of CA!.
,nKp."
Mn. DR.. Hcuxon's informant madn m
untr,c ktntcsncnt. There IL no cholera in
Cl!icngo nj tho proRont time, and 1t Ia not
likely TINT there will lo my thiA soAsou, it
ordinary prccaut;on 10 1,scd. Tho city IL In
its usual hoal,hy condition, and its n4or-
tulity lists wall l,oa1 favorable comparison
will. tl,uRo Of any Of ita neiBhl,orH. How
lung it may remain 10. however, If
tho river be lett few tlnyA longer
III fruitful Ronrce u pastilenco, is
a problem. Thus far the winds of
heaven from lake and prairio have swept
awny the sniaatn that might otherwise pro-
duce m epidemic. II these fail Is, and
We aso left with no other protectors than
the Health Board, Dr. Bensonts stato-
usent may only be prohecy.
, 1869-08-09
PACIFIC COAST.

Ikosccran% Declines the Nomination
for Governor OF Ohto-K1onorx Ten
deFed to Vice PrcAidcur Colfuxs
SAN FRASc1sco, Argust 7--Geueral Eosecraoa
declined the Nomination tor Governor ot Ohio.
Nc hAs ieIe9rapheL Hon l. g. Thurman Tor the
Democratic Committee ~ follows
"After the war tesigned.a yeET dealrahte posi-
ton IN The army and len ny State, to secure At
least the possibility Of fnlonin9 the duties deemed
sacred to my creditors, and md those duties for.
hid ne The honor Of leading the Democracy Of
Ohio IN The pending CANVASS for Governor, !"
The municipal authorities Of Virginia Cfty. Ne.
sBda- bare rendered Vice President Cpifar he
hospltahs1es Of the CITY Ind appointed eomu!t-
tee to meet him nt Reno