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, 1869-08-24

afs$s9sstfs fs$ Il .SS!s'sa 90 sas implies saoass
AlIet careful Consideration ,,, Y
. o. OPINION that person whosao " se ne stao,.,
aeSoaaLe nL pnfchasea or saies oI sy,a1sness y
aecoluing' To- the mean.na stock Ii T. 1.lAt g i
bna;n dGe aes o1 June 50, 1861 Il e. ~, II etSs
W6ase III, Ies1 ha 10 seesivea 'ron o..
yanced Or loaned on btocka "aete mope. !:
DO your obedient serrant, = aafe tue IT, Y
CHARLES p
4: LETTER raox oHs0H'!nnse|los = l.,
ovv,as ,1aas3Asuky Dgps sllsa ~
v.orf UrFicf or INTENT 34nnfAzsI
trist y Ss,s i' Yo1f f. A''t*'sT 7ait;;; i,o
sR: have received from Vs..
oone5S, aeln9 business IN the cit, ~ Rs,
inesa Is that Of brokers, and ~ hs,ate iha, th.,
commenced aEatnat them a' ia s,llta ts1sh
penaltea for neg}ectinR 10 nos. us he tecore: IA
mene as bankeEl, cndef SeetIone fet'rn ~
Sane Jul 2. ~. 1854 !4ey ask ne - ~ q ihe
ma ~ ~ ~ d;ss5gtf asgdoea az bankers pniss =,
red 10. 1'aa' pfOeeed1S,,a I'D ID
! hAye fully considered thu o,
thlS communication, aud ha~s questton 49,.
lowing conclusion: '''e UTILIZED 1t Taa
a pesson whose buatness tt,,
ehases Or ISLES OF stocks i sh,n,n T. . nessor,
~ :Tnas ~ ~ T7saei3aapa 7se3 Of Section I E'tsts
Of ousin@a where he receise.1 u be aaatss*as
sloeta whose sale he negotia.ess itou 9:tt.a
Is advanced Or loaned on stock Or Thsess& ,
! must, therefore, respectfn1, A..
ne Soa cen n1ssac ot Tie ise,s
the M n.r4iea Tm P!nase ~ eommnnicate III!
Jon md should be assesseu M nTss = sEsa a;ss
district under the ruling which ss seolectedhs +
Before arriving At this oItn,ast asts rats'R
question to be fnlly examined IP'aoa aai a;is il.
EFT 1hs oni9lo1 -! o. Charles M ssa.s.
1atutes. and now reiatn..t3 tae Cl,s1 sA i
eIce. Respectfully, ~ cosaas b; "a
c. uEt.Sn r.. +
, 1869-08-24
SPRINGFIELD.
Election OF Delegates the C0lasti-
tuttouol 0eneeatien-Kfs lmpor.
tance-DeHKhtcs ShoseNH In tho
TxvenMeth D1stx1cts
funny GEE SPECIAL oox1HspDNDXNr1

~ ,&xt &~A /.
Ss GleeO 0..nrS-sss.x1. Tw..--
no n.Sns~.. Sh..rra ~ ~.
~ss1: Iist.1r< -
t-,,o. orr apKmA1 no.prepoxnxnr,
-apafToV1IWn A1onat p1
mr.. ,,,o,4,nca or eBe elactton neyt Toll nv
- aro. snn d-ieUav~r : thn I'm s%1sntton,1
C"a1s.t,o,, a fegInnin9 n attract the attention
~. ..oeafa ~ Rnnfrieru nfts thar fba anhfact
Iananr. T7he nennh,tenr,a ~ TINT sectIon oY nnr
c,a.a rncva|,nw f1erse tha st71,ou3e haa heen m
seen oo,hod. and eo hnl1d m ond
aa1 w. T hnri, t,n ths altara or liberty IN
49, ,n,,.or Fgvnt- tnav rnnx tno that what in.
soada nave heen NADIA IN the ronku n
Tsaao,-anv 1nan1 nare heen MADE on1v hv na+ract
-, n"@nn;a,. o,,,an,v,,ion anil a,.an1eua yt1,anca
na na ~; xFan he fonndatons NJ faw ana orr1e,
~ nu' ~ rahni,t mn 7oson. char+a ,en.oaa,a,
thsra ia m hes,,ancv IN the de,rrmnatton ~ no
a.,,.a1. ~ sontbern I1,,rots fnat 40 far thatr
tnrnence and nover IN fe]t snone hnt man aecn,1
trohned Win aloye of country ana strongly AMI
ardent1v attached ia the pr1nc4n,ea al rhe Hennh-
ltcan pa,ry shall take seat In the Constitutional
Convention. upon the result OF whose. labora IN
much dopends,
From gentleman residing In Madison Caunty
Ilearn that the Republican, are fuly alive tn ths
Important Issues oi the next election, indeed he
saws more interest Is manifested than at tha uen.
erpl election list fall Men who never 1before at,
tended primary meetings az seemed to th,nk thev
nad yotca In the 1oyer,ment of th,a connt1v ~.
how beginning 10 realize the ,rnoortanca ~ ma,
obltuatton -rest1no ,nnon them an clf,ana
and members NJ a uneat nrooresa,ve ,artx .nd ~.
taxing stems nnt o1Iv to Nominate [,o.15 ha,,a.t
ann csnahje men ror conn,T ofNcar, ~ ras-,ss
rhat the rotca or ,na rorna-hses ,,.,r ~ ~
namssake hy hi. novera ~ ~ ,sn,s 10
tha honaet nnsnansc,tnr pen,b,t~. - ~
cInr .Stt,7 ea,d Connsrhasa 49, +h.a. astss ~,
t1cs and cs1n. ~ ..s. es,ssa.u pun.
conrentio1 ar. wt1a s,zn.a 10 ~ a.. elo.
rnyrasnnndant hos - 49, av>s-;s,,a ~ 10y seu.
,not Cans+,tn,tona, ca1Ha-.t-.. <s.-.S e.e
avs,v saa xsna-a ~ 80, 49, ,aa., w, .uAs u
+hs no,tt,r.l. -, paa11,,est. ese. .s.
" FOOD man !, was a1wsvs csr+o,n. :, '1,ss ~
"a!s ~ oe
nont n7anv hnt fr,i ~ +ha oe+t,o aa
mo on,v , r,ond rbsnca - ~ - ,sss,. u, ana.e
NJ 1epd1v Ea1oocra7tc 4,o,I,,ea, nt.as - ~ ~ o4 ~
,,nh,,cana ~ sJaasa,, ra,,,,t ts ssse,. .ne Ise
rho-n .nndaa ~ 71or 49, a1rsa. ...us ..a. tto
rni,,,ca1 n-o,hss, hass s~s W suue " tneH
rnnoreh,e soe-t - 80 1eu - ~ use every,
tso.s 49, e,-.asas, Dt ssau' 70 Ae tep1eseataIl'e
e.rah1a 49, 1,s.-.as 49,, n4an5 not ony Wise,
nnra pan.h,,ean,a.s ~ oo' aao one whose
1.hn ~, s...s. o44uesuoaeo' 4N' ano
.a,i;rt,nr w. ''e.as aa.,o-a.. - 4tans con
~ ]b,s ,,a1rosrt~a ~. ~ 'ne sptlis
10 ,s 1at nrsnaT-,'+e 80. ~ aI Nan VII
'rnort1r. se.T ~ -. ~. so..@puuuent. pot
narhaads : Tso1 - ~" panasup au eopusuS ~ Cop-
nnatrct 49, 80, ~ ,t 10 epunncaus OK sne SIKH
oiaAtes, auu " tAe Aepu1Hcana all over this
, 1869-08-24
The reports came to us si1nulfanaons1.

The reports came to us simultaneously
from Madrid that, despite the malignant
attacks OF the Copperhead press on General
slckles, he was received with special hon
OTIS and unusual cordially at the court Of
Regent serrano, and that a preliminary
treaty for the ccssion Of Cuba has already
been signed. It shows, at any rate,
the harmlessness Of the SHIFTS which
political and personal malice have launched
against one who, whatever his cr-
rors, has proved himself not
only courageous soldier but p dis
Greet, sagacious and able man Of affairs.
hnd politician who can subordinate poll
tics to patriotism. In the absence Of all
information as TO the terms of the treaty.
We can only predict TINT if they be ut all
reasonable, public opinion in America will
teel pride at such q contamination fully
commensurate with its great commercial, po-
At1cal and international Importance. COM
merclally, perhaps, the most important
effect OF the acquisition Of Cuba, from
whence VIC obtain four-dfths of our supply
OF sugar and nolasscs, would be to reduce
these necessaries Of life to one-half their
present cost, the present tariff on sugar
varying from two cents to fifty
cents per pound, but averaging about
four and half or five cents, which is not +!
far from 100 per cent on the inyoice nr;ce,
1hs would be attained by loss Of revenue
on this orr leading article Of import Of
from SCI, 100000 to o,0oo, 900 per year.
but as Congress, at its next session, will, in
In any event, be called upon to repeal taxes
Or tariffs to the amount Of at least
sec, 900, 900, owing to our excess Of revenue,
now that it is being vigorously collected by
IN efficient administration, 1t may well be
1oubted whether We shall seriously suffer
y dispensing with the tariff on sugar.
It Is an article not of luxury
'ut OF necessity, which enters in
o Almost every article Of food
md medicine, and is consumed in the poor.
'st families in the land at every moal, thus
Increasing the cost Of wages md Of p1oduc-
ion at eyory point. Being ta1 upon
ood, 1t Is prc-eminently tax on the poor,
lnce poor men consume as much food
ingly as rich mon, and the poor in the ae-
'reRate consu1r6 q hundred timas more.
he remission OF no other tar will be more
OF universally felt in ameliorat-
ng the burdens Of ta1ation- OF course We
ss'lme as one Of tho conditions of nnnexa-
ion that the desire of the Cubans for union |
nth tho United states, rather than inde-
endence, Will bo tested in such manner Us
Ill leave no doubt on that point, and also
hat, .cotenporaneonsly With annexation,
frican slavery in Cuba shall stand abol-
,hed.
, 1869-08-24

thu ne:.:%s xvcr;. Sie e g vare 9a Ssff
for some time Tho Inadequate n.tsht Of .the
stAnd.ptpe aud tie amau dl1e of1.tns ascending
mn man a51fs az n9 ad!t ct tho engines bes
can he piaced In tae present engine 1ouse, but
Mon1d require nen ascending main a1f the rais-
eaat S5 e @ssn onssl q a. r. x9e
Piled By tho works Il improving raqtdlY Wltlunany
neN manufactures reautEtng large. quantities. Of
PUMPED sons eeaR ae sa sqsTsas xs pxs
Day Of 2,41o, SIS gallons. About Is 900 galIo1s
Rs5 as% ri oe onfansd ~ present
Delaware Works, while the aye1age datl5 capacity
of the FatEmoEnt Works alone, when In folf 0pera~
4 special meeting Of City conet1s viii be held On
Monday in reference 10 the water supply.
Fross the Philadelphia L<Jpr, Auoilstao-
The supply Of water continues to decrease, ran
deIlng Il highly Important snat no moro Of 1t,
shou1d BE- uzed than Is necessary for household or
other PURPOSES. The proprietota Of MI ths facto-
Etes, rennettes snd other establishments using
ds,s I'D son some q the Sa9e bean
entirely, while others arc taking measures to OBJ
Rs boaa saSs g
Ing throukh tie canal this side Of PhGntxvllle-
Al Conshohockeu and below Norrtstown large
NUMBER Of b0at3 are laid up. The street spr11k-
ling companies obtain water from The schnyjf1n
aad ne DeleHare M7ers to enable taem TO fnl1I
= Ftom ne Philadelphia Press, Aug.4s. 90.
Below the dam the rocks are 80 bare that any
one can readily Cross from one side to the other.
plainly Showed the fearful state Of the river nud
caused rs to dread the consequences should the
drought continue. The boathouses are now con-
slderahly removed from the schuylHn, owing to
the very low state or the water, and the members
Of the Clubs gre compelled to carry their boats
some distance to the stream. Since Monday the
schayltlu Navigation Company hare been COM
PEELED TO suspend operations, and ret this atfnris
but little relief to the demands made upul our
water WORKS:
, 1869-08-24

eclipse had daoueunotsn snea itae,r ,n,, ,,.r MIN a,
the time the ann Was shfnt h atf an.-an.d Thc
4 "lmrrcsaiou remains thcro nermancntI~ rss[stino
the action OF rubbing as wcl, ~ crnoasre 70 the
| atmosphere.
Tbs patriotism OF the sou,,, aernc,a ID assnnn,
ink tangible form. Last wear I'm ths,ara gas
forwarded to the ot1co of the Ch.ncs,for NJ the
NorQ German Confederation. vltf m anonvr7ona
lestet, statlpg that II wus sent hv snutn Ger.
man, IN inhabttaut Of stuttoard NJ ~ levied
on hinsell, In acknowledgment or thu vrcat rene
dta concerned on the wtoIn Of cermanv hv the
Confederation, aud which, he vas mwtllna to
ahare without dojnu sone,htpo n srnnor+ n
, 1869-08-24

POLITICAL

PENNSYLVANIA paper suggests that possible
reason for Asa Packers tnpopnlaHty throughout
the Lehigh region may be found IN the pr oretb,
"So man Is d hero to his own valley"
The Nashville FTenn-) Fress says tnat the article
In Tue Nashville Banner opposing the election Of
Andrew johnson TO the United States senate, was
unt1mely and uncaled for, for this reason What.
ever Nj. Johnson's aspirations may BE-, he had not
said anything In connection with desire to pos,
sess that high office. On ths contrary, he had de-
claIed at every point where he has spoken stnce
his retirement from the Presidency, that he WIS
rot candidate for any once, that the measure Of
his ambition was full, and that he had no fuslhsr
aspirations to crafty"
, 1869-08-24
Water aa Contaminated bY Sewage

Sir William Jenner, at late meeting o. taf
Medical Association AT Leeus, EDglanu, ssa! uetana!
that typhoid fsyer and cholera are a11t,sk
and perhaps entirely, pzppagAted by bytas.ai tas ani fnsi
Of contaminated water. It Il estmssseea - 1yj
within ten years preceding the yea1 11sSSI 1,Sa feY-
persons died OF cholera, and 13Aeo OF ,n'ns Ill
ct. 1t Ia fearful to reflect t1aL aI' DJ
OF these deaths we're eaaTJ1 anJ might
the roul water Of large cities, ana ,e59l,. aTf
hase been prevented By proper sanl;an5, 1n:, tss i-
tiona. Scientific men have supposed taa s,,Is, sra
pullties lowlnE into streams from Wnlcn nneaa
supplied, do not seriously affect tae e[, nnu,s
OF the citizens, because water taken !tu1 rrdie,.
near where seWsge IS received, gtses ~ tns rsoe
itlon Of tmpur1ty to the Senses even upVa ~ nak
critical scrutiny Recent inTestgalons IA, ~ rs
medical authority " England g. % sggT @hi,e ssr!
sparkling, may, Ii time Of epidemic, con.antrr. CON-
Beeds Of di6ease, .as does also tae ,nEsstIcs-
One oI the strongest results Of fnese ~ tt,t 10
t1ons haB been the lDlnbitable evidence @ giia-
pie may t1rink contaminated water Iol 1eI Ic;rcnc-
out suffering thesetEpm, until. unust fs1z
stances yet unknown, CHOLERA ano typ1nam ~ mesa5
become epiJeuic--and when epluemlc, ,thsr tns sea
OF transmission from cne person 70 AnoIn .er be IL
to be- the drinking Of water poilutea4 na n lie
IN lufnsteslual degree, BY the eAe1eta -
sick.
, 1869-08-24

4he editor OF the Davenport Gazette il
studying the effects Of excessive duties on
our iorelgn commerce, and be finds that,
while a ta11f Is tax on the consumer, it
also operates es tox on the exporter, and
cuts OF our ezporta Of textile and all other
fabrics. he says:
chns e. 5ave nei DO net, aad eannot, compete, IN
simply because We nave, b1 poucy Of leg!sIatIye
sased t1e M9 ne aES Gt tade 50 g<a IN
Jse.u,e thct the Amiean artisan l. piaesa sshoily
ieeaiatiTe Isl fev & n't ths s B. thts
compelled to ray greatly enhanced p1loes for bis
spa- ,m.a ur, ~ ssee. copper Hoo! oge-atu1ts and
or need ~ ~ ~ ~ nAtela mat entes5 INTO
raner ~ sewnr achIee FRI RIow n OF space
Ekeia Of Yarn. Nof IL III a ootT a ~ eIu1m us
th s,e,s =, Hnb H., to "nom me cosl OF even
increasad - ~ ~ tSa t aau tns4aL N nis soup Is
tect lie 1 and sat Observation-Disclosures p1:
that, Without anrchin0 him r IsaS ~
hin reaii. y4rmneps ,iva ~ " ~ ios
renders competition viii Eurnpean M comne@titota mn @
The people Of Iowa were for some time
rnisled BY the sophistical teachings of shall
lo# 1hnRers nko Grlnne1, and induced to
believe that the hipher their i,pno,ta uara
.s-, .s - - "ete
taxed, Il6 more 1heu industry WA5 protected
and foetarad Rnt 4ho1 oro ,,o4+;1
- a. .,s-t Ou' lucy ~, a1e se'ln'e ofaSe-
FIAT 81 tariff ia notbiro b,+ , ~,
>N0' '%'1 :" - H'tnn6 Wv Lax I'll COL"
sumers and exporters, and the lower it is
I'm hot+ar Fl, tbo ~,xo,,>o.;t.u - .,.~-,.'
The people OF Maine also begin To nercaiva
~ ~ PoAeoiso
hfoueh the sense Of feeling, that the
, 1869-08-24

During the month Of July, 4o7, ACT per-
sons aTailed themselves Of the free public
baths afforded by the city Of Boston. Tt
would Seem that at Chicago, where oyery
facility for the erection Of free public baths
exist, but the baths are not to be Ind, tho
erection Of swimming and plunge baths. il
not worthy the attention Of the city, would
form profitable field fox individual enter
prise.
, 1869-08-24
THE BYRON SENSATION.
Letters from Lady Byron to Henrs
CFRb[, HnfH&rau~

-Mes,rs F1a,do o,rooa =. -
the MD,arV- Remt1isconcas 49, 49, nase JasE Issued
Of the late eminent Fne1,sh h.-.'. spouuence
Robinson. whosa henfs crabb
I ,1ternrv man NJ hITtaT ~. "isn tue ennent
sjve I'M ve,y ,,,t-,,., "as noI only very e1tcn-
| hts tr,onssh;, An ~. anone tnose who shared
nerta,1,n@ - ,a ss Apy eyIon' ana, as anything
pelanloe TO her or Lord Byron is Just now Of
In his diary, under ,,ata of sJar So ~
AeDRs99 aaS'e m.Tn,a: w11'ss; snan, j., ,x..-..,. ~
| ,ournaI Wt4h Wtus s npen1 N prepatastons tor our
s@a TO- ns has xs5y ane statue q Gatenb
vaae pfetiy =. ratSsf BsfGn taaa aas e'e 10
Kaa sn,n a9m soia aas been denied adttance
cua1 such an oo Iats to Be
1u,tso 10 50 an5englous poet Byron may ba i'd
Lie Il tes iest sn3 a. ahi,' M a9Red TO stand
tSonoht "a dnne me- az ana a1ngs nas snow H.
Dunsen told wordsworth t1at Lord Bsroa II Ind o,,
.mpressiot1 he ,sas the ogspring ef a DEMON, II
him. N-'>' '''''' '~|A'o
Again, on September IS, OF tho same year.
by desire IN Tadv iytnu nu u @ aaH exen,n9 called
and which may haye s Mnif en5e5sd
her history, as tie widow Of she most ns famoas,
Interest Tas afy N goag 70 nsT aqd taas
PTq% r. AZ H. nays asa54 hes
er Goodwin bo16 ereat sRe 4es es to da aaa oaa
SAWS DR. King and Ihe1ieva this "a he fr7,e SSN'
~ ~ 1a-h e ~ sH ..,, .e,s aa 49, ~ 49,. ~
~ tne P' - y. APlu' ioS1 AauS o34on' u WIFE
70 Mr' hoolnBoni regarding ne# magazine
makes the following remarkable statement con-'
cerning her husband, II ho was really guilty OF the
intrigue CHARGED By Afrs Stowe:
aThe nuthor nj rhe article m f.oo,no ,n,.,., =.
ma ~ hara tha 11,nH rzhtoh ~. 3s afpsal5 70
so1is snrnrn;tn1 nnnther noet Stba1 sp5! tne t1a-
Inc h,s c!a1ms fnnf mir uepseca
tr1est tnsnfrn,ion Tho b1s sasafks ~ Enolto tae
he Holu from IT, i,nhai in tSof s5;t = atsyusa
fhis rs3v de9raI1fkom ~ *. ~. H., t-p Hlots oy
rras cRnrneftT Il mr., ao,. .ou Mya taf oseF
teruutfn1 Tauis 70 ID mt o"s.1 ~ -, y y e.
II /, F;n9-1 IN ~sGd ~ bin,,"S ~. "ts' PenHm
ynn for the .nrnof nm iaTd Gdrar ~. =; tlnaak f
cnnt7dnnce IN nv ayinnathr ~ taii1 e " last
heinc ~ ha5 wtshed II * INV son9 9ot ne " yoot
reIatIra sri, 1tnraraI Iso .rt7i 9m maStus1 youE
RE hn1ran an EnEiT ), Wy WI 1e'o w alono II
In regard IA Inn Rrron,s ra,t,,or, o,,,,,...
atv nrron U,ttna NJ patiEoe ~ Up1AN7ous
1css ' o'Aon "A'te0 LIE 4'oo4nso1s ou MATCH d,
1eoo: ...-....
N Tecollect only those paEsages of Dr.. Ken.
nedy book which bear upon the opinions OF inr1I
Byron. Strange az it may seem Dr Kenne,iv 10
most faithful where you doubt his being so. Not |
meae9 d1om m casual EXPRESSIONS, but from the
bat cnnclrde he Wsa ~ r. Goou not
Of the Bible, and had the aioamtesr 1s}ryinis,e
tenets, 9o that unhappy rier oT &c relation o1
tne r. es;o1ass e ~ cTeqsor hare alsedys asabd
member hat be vim thinra oISn ~ t4s luz 70 Is
beyond forgiveness {and such was his own deeneas
(ee1lnR1, hGd righteousness heYnnd that AZ thn /
, 1869-08-24

The Democrats had recently a very fne
story to tell about Grants administration.
It was said that Wills Commissioner Delano
was collecting the whiskey tar in Nov York
and Philadelphia, he Was allowing the Ohio
distillers to run under full blast and at in
creased profits, owing to the suppression Of
their Eastern competitors. It Eas shrewd-
y suspected that hr. Delano was looking
for the Ohio Senatorship. The seizures
and investigations now going on in Cincin-
natl must have smashed his Senatorial slate
Yery badly,
, 1869-08-24
PHILADELPHIA SUFFERING FOR
+ -s--:--- WATER: :-,,
The Drought In the .schuy1kill Riv-
er-CIoslnK" OF Mannfnct0rles -
Thousands OF Rcsple Thrown 0uE
OF Eutp1QFm cnts g.. - -

ef-Cl0H1nK OF mAnntmCt0FteS-
thousands OF People Thrown ouk
OF Employment = -
.. From Tie Philadelphia Inquhrrr, Augus& 70.
Yesterday afternoon there was four feet one
inch depth. OF water III ,Faltmount teaefypff;
which ts to be sure gala Of thirteen inches ovef
the previous day; but + must be remembered
that this tncrease IS only the natural result OF
drawing on our last RESERVES, the upper dams Of
the EchnylkM Navigation .Company. >, Il.
YcsteEdaT aftsEnoon the WateI Mas, ,etghtean
inches heloT the dam st Fattmount. At the saAie
time there was six feet tre inches depth Of water
n the Kenstn8ton reservoir, fifteen feet IN tho
Cornthtau AYeaue reservoir, and Elk feet four
the loss, 70 manufaetalers,. factories. Hills,
&C., that are dependent upon water pow
-er Is " yer1: great; but tha drought
continues these losses would Be fuca1cnlahle, and
mR1J thousands Of operators Will he thrown ont
OF employment Some OF tho city factories have
commenced 70 provide for Q partial supply Of
water power bJ exeavatiaG the old pump Tella
i ts contemplated to pump water nom them: but
hoN the arrangement vii work remains to be
Is, In an probability, he only water supplied to
the city afttr Saturday next viii be furnished By
the Spring Garden OF Schu5lk1N Works, and the
kepalngton Of uelaFare Work., the public interest
Is naturally directed to those works, It must be
borne IN mind, however, that that portion Of the
city supplied By the Fai1moqnt reservoir, and
city, Will not be benefited worth speaking IL bY
the scn1ylklll OF Kensl1gton .Worka HalE3 raJllf
rEin! iB the only thing Tint will help. he Ealr
mount reservoir water consumers. mot alteht
summer showers, OF even pasainka e 6tpfmE Gur
soaking, d1encnng, EsgulRE Qiq4 ahlQAeI Tet
, 1869-08-24

The peouniary value Of this insertion as m
advertisement, If her request were COM
Piled with BY the entire press Of the couu-
~, would bo at the very lowest estimate
S35, 600, Therefore, in addition to insert
ing its substance as above, va venture the
remark, trusting it viii not be considered
q fresh attack outho Beecher family, that
Hiss Catherine, like all the other Beochers,
understands the art Of cheap adyertaino
, 1869-08-24

from the shoes on the feet Of tho horses to
the cutlery on our tablea, and every other
thing in the construction Of which iron is
employed. By ali means, let the duty on
coalTe abolished, but let that on iron bo
reducd to a sum consistent with good
policy sud Justice to severely taxed coua-
, 1869-08-24

SAN FRANCISCO, August eo.-T1e Secretary OF
tho Treasury has finally ncceded 70 the proposition
Of the business men Of this city, and q large
AMOUNT Of coin has been drawn from the Sub
Treasury here to-day, but thc State has suffered
permanently bf the loss Of weeks trade and the
depreciation Of values from scarcity Q! coin 10 pay
for purchases.
This despatch entirely confirms what was
told to The Chicago commercial party by the
merchants Of San Francisco, that the banks
Of that city rendered very little aid to the
business men on account Of theiz capital
being invested and locked up in
mining stocks, real estate, and other
speculations; and that, with all their
boasted strength and resources, they
had but little money to loan to 1egiti-
mate traders, merchants and manufacturers.
, 1869-08-24
Tho Fearful Cattle Disease acatu.

PROM tbs .Ne1c l'oyt 7Iaks duuu,,l9
The slackness aud tnelicdeucJ Of our Cattle
Commissioners ID several states ouchr n e1c.te
more alarm than Is nnuarert, when we nee or1
herds Of neat cattie about to be exposed to suca
devastating scourge al th1tateneA the festrs,tloa
Of untold numbers or cattle lust yclr. T0 the
profound astonishnent Of careiaI cattle dca.ers
that miserable drove Of cmaciated Nsktppers i
received Last week from Florida, an accotint tS
which appeared IN the Tinl<s, WAS permitted 70
be taken tuto the country. True, those ca.re
may NOT be diseased. But disintetestel delIs1
N good cattle, who are familiar with the orga
symptoms and the circumstances lncp.enl ii
tue tncipIent 6tages OF the disease itst eIn;ei
50 much alarm last year, do nut hts.ta:e u
declare that We run a great risk In .LoTnr
those enaclated Florida catue TO be dnTe1t19
the country, under any preteuce. Thetpz-t
stoner decided TINT they Should NOT lie Larsdu
go to the country. Still, In defiance oi ii I:.H-
ity, those animals that could mustsl :11csst
strength to stagEer along were WORKED o1 Mto
tue country. Drores similar to &hose vtst
brought from Texas Inst aeasou, apl lae fsaIA
disease that spread through The herds Of cas:lsL
the West came 80 near gaining the coI7l:a
ascendency that the State authorities trenb[tdH
The contemplation OF the terrible scourye ta3
Threatened to deplete the whole country Of ne4t
c1ale. And and now this fatal disease has E1.4e
It's appearance agntn N Tennessee. Mr. J.
q: Winston, Of Bristol, Tennessee, wH!s
rnfffa ,v.ro ,,rt ~ ~ ~ 80 ami racfnit
, 1869-08-24

TeHuIeIOn BbyA:
AZ the commercial men Of Cincinnati and the
currency IVA ""os W
Is not that their normal condition? Gin.
clnnau has population disproportionately
large to the surrounding country that sup
ports it. The outside trade contracted hv
that city Is insufficient for its comfortable
maintenance. Let the surplus population
migrate further west, and the remainder
WILL not be so badly "cramped for cur
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, 1869-08-24

1t was unhnd and irreligious in the New
York World to remind its Hebrew renders
TINT y the patrlarch Abraham was guilty Of
the same crime, ssnot to be named among
Chrlstians,' Which Mrs. Stoves revelations
attribute to Lord Byron. The patriarchs
cannot afford to havo their regulations
squandered in this uanner.-