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ALABAMA.


ScriouA Mlot nt Floh11c-Thfrc Tc-
grocx Killed mud II Number Wouuu-
cd-E.utrAt Election ftutuFns.
Mon,Lx, August h-tA1t nlght serious RIO. &C.
curTei IN till city. beginning At Al ont-ioo1 Ito
publican meeting 10 Celebrate tho triumph Of the
Republican candidate Tor this congregational Dis
trtci The MeGung Wal large une, And COM
posed exclusively Of lcRrpeA except = lew WhFo
tcadcnt. 1'ur.n9 thn whole OF Jesselda, EumeE.
were II citcu.a3lon thht tho negroes Werc very
much cxc!tcd, defiant sud thrcstenluR. and
meant 70 eHiu the Democratic candidate tor
Congress, Coluuci AAnu, In ctrgJ. scTcsA cltixens
called on the Mayor and 6ome of The leaders ad'
vtAei them that il wonid t,e better to postpone The
mecttnR for, II tho ttrU threat was cAtT1ed out,
the white peuple could not he restrained from At
siteupt to rtsens the lndEen!iJ bJ foree. II was
Thought TINT these representation bal Inc nc,
glycd Effect, and there would he no meeting 1T
O'Clock. however. the tar t&Tcls *etr nshted, and
tue ucgroc* brR1n to mock tn 1niH thcJ sHctlt.1
into crown Of l."a or lion. MAI. came With
aun4 most all with concealed arms, Pistols,
fniyts and rnxors- Nothing occurred except thu
inna,nsaAtol7 tax o. some Ql tac spcakelst Until
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aoenlAnt, and mhgultccn. and !a.ra c.on
eseuEed: lA!e spring wheat and oaIs sSe nov
ready and Will tc commenced next wrel.
lhe stoughsoa R<f~rtr7 3ays: ~Cspp p,o,pcc,s
nav! nave not Improved for the last EecI hcreanout.
Corn u very backward and psouises liehi Tlcid
oMlng 10 tue long rontfnued cold nsghts. Ii Il
huosi 100 laie 10 Maiurr, ereu rndef iae u3ost
ihsoraole weather. Wheat IN Eore or lea. FUSED.
aAa some 1e.ds uEu badly h.l4Atod Oats a1e iouS.
sng hctieE and may g,sc falr yield, wtile pota.
soes ano footR generally. seem to be fdotug well. "
IfctHGAN,
- T. Marshall Letter, August I, KaJ7: "The whca.
csop u The county II Probably III R.xurrd. The
ihn he[s; eEn n1oul @ exsekuon, unite III ss,mg tlAi
An 1onta letter. August 4, GAYS: *The wheat
!op If pretty much taken cafe Of II tl!s Bcct1u.
New wheat Is coming i.,to r.arket. Probably the
largest crop has beea hAiyea:ed ttas has ever beel
fH16ed ID tins Btset,op."
MINNESOTA
Tho Fnribaut {ain4tfttan Of the +ta says: "Thc
ItPurt from the crops in tlis county continues
11Scsa6!c. Wheat Ia late, uld probably utlr II
nny, spring wheat will he cut beforc mex. week.
The oat harvest IN noT progressing, and the yield
will be uucxceI[ed by any former year. Eas.ey Is
also epltudld CROP
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NEW YORK,
sptcia! Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.

s{tcia! Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
! New foAK. August 6.
| ATTEST OF i llr5s1As pEr4rL1EH,
I Christopher GAZE, the alleged t!clautef 10 the
] Pr1srhsaE Government, was arrested today, md
will Ike EeBt hack In the next steamer? The amount
! Of The defnlcation Is 6aIl to he SO 900.
ANTICIPATED REDUCTION IN fNEIaur AAfE7
| 6eyct1u railway mch predict further Reduction
OF rates on lrcehts to the Wcst, owing to the COM
petition ncd limited amount oncstns Asenta Of
sesefal houses hive been buylng end Shipping
equally, In expectation 0! an advance before tho
end Of August.
F11tE INSURANCE.
An evening paper cHlls attention 10 the large
risks takCr IN RinRc localities Ly INSURANCE cou4.
panies, and Bays there ts one district Of four
hlocEe, near Hroadway and Canal Street, where
BinB1e companies hAre ten or twenty Thousand
dollars On cvcry store amounting In tic aRk1c-
fEate 10 ten times the capital Of tho companies,
The Insurance Association will Investigate tie
Pailaaelrhla Gre, o#'ag to a Suspicion th1t many
OF The tAlrela Insured were Oiled with NA.es With
Intent IN cfrnntl
WALL sTREEr.
Gold and governments were quiet today, though
With good husacaa In tho laiter. There Wis
Considerable activity In ralIwayA, especially In
New YORK central and Western shares. Michigan
Southern, Southwestern, Rock Island, and St.
Paul were tic features, and 1t was reported tflIt
Two or threc operators On the bear b!de failed,
oHing 10 the rise In Michigan Southern
Accrta IT t,on,e, p+nu ,ro p,do-,...1
~ ..t, ~S Ha'c!a'ood
10 nAEc bought heaFll5 IN Nosth-
western, and arc expected to cont!nne
nrrrhosaa 1nnorrnw h1.r,. n,vr,.," ~ ~
Rat.tan / Delaware Bay Roah Is for :hs purpose
Of making through line to 1'hllatlelph!a and
Waahlnuton. tn opposttIon To tne Csmtfen sn,
Ate. 1tno nosta .nd ,r.,,. ~. :, -, ~, -.
A@4@'''o1 .'~- t ~ ~ 'e - ~. 11- III
conneetlon WIKI Inc SouuH steamers 1fon boston,
and twenty miles Of new road viii bo hullt to
shorten the distance between Philadelphia .nnd
port Mnnmnuth
~ r,sr. .e.o6y.rrn nppe,
..o.c. IL. - ~ s,.,
,t. ~ ;h 1 5Tnt 80 -. 1aes. tac
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Premiums Awarded at the Cfnefn.
natl Textile Fabrics Ex-
hibfti0n.
Sale Of the Goods Exhibited.
Good Prices Realized in All
Cases.

! AE%%1-4 A~%p2s%2 ~ Az NAlCAsQ 2}luE0E.
CINCINNATI, August q.
To-day the e1positlou proper having closed, 6.
! auction sale was t1augusated for the d,sposa1 o.
about gil the goods on exhibition. The sale PRO
ceeded satisfactorily. It Nss attended largely
S 19 h1 sqd 9ssr ene. aa4 III he tar
! thing WI ne sold.
| rRENfrxs AWARDED.
iifJrffe II Committee Sh1Iets H1nktts FoaIle,
yar1s. !Naehtnt Stockings, Nvrs.xI Eraia, Ca,.
lfts, G'4d EaInurai& "
r, shasls-p5atlte state Shawl Company, Laeoa,
| shawis, ssa badger State Shans-Dlake + ca,
haT2s, tSsI2, w. best display Of enc wool loug
l3lAaEe,E.,London Woo.len Fac:o15. London. o..
best Estt u'l-wpo led blankets, So; +. K Nichols
81 s sals,a gSt @ fe ~ r.! xs
II. E {. T. stearus i Co, Peru, Ind, best natf
eo!oIed Il wool I'd bl.akets, s.: Easie pne-
ton H. l,est raif io~ ss4de mixed 4 Is 'l Az
mond Taple s}oete eefn sans s ael
land Noollcn ANls, foreman 4 IfubEes, Lacklsad,
namilton CO, T. beat sample fancy hlshcoloFed
wo1sled lIra,d-e4ne,nnau Wossted Company,
beat specimen Torsted braid, soa.
st Fl xoo es y s';n' e s.snt; Sss m1nos9 %5rs. g.
j r i. T. :s ~ stRs paa1 Il 1aa best
Hos!ery-Wes.ern Knitting Mills, Dt1on, Ill.,,
best display Of hosiery, underwear: special men
noa iof superior excellence and best display q
gE4asst Il
me eommlttee, Mtef awarding premiums On
dot:sktrs, fancy cass,ncres, motions, rcpcl.aats,
beasers and c!oak,ng cloths, report IS follows:
), Hs nth1 ?ses .! ocean sass!Mele thlac5, 70
rsnI, Knoxville. IL, No. 1.q59, sss.
Therr being no titspoy Of col0rcd doctkins the
-p41it.tte 11 ' Luade ~ aFalut mn
ihs iest pleee of fancJ cashmere. sJlc, quality
ailu Ai!AH' - tne LA"1c1ceoufE AaAuact1ftng
egmlfnF, 20. !to, 8sa
lhe ocst Glsras o. 1ancF cass.NfIcs 70 the Law
1c4Cepu!r Mhnu!hctar:nR company slHl
, J hG t1cs! = q d. ne!toh, 10 the La#rcnccburS
GolleR Aaha1actnflng company, rs.
3ae neet 81 Etfet'8ht 70 the Ldlunbds u o6ued
Aanuinct1flnk COMPANY, No. 90 t95.
Ine !*st eloakf9S clothes, No: 80 70 So. 10 the
AAefHe y ooilen hlilss Racine. hls. ia
There being uo s2capc Piece Of beaver on c1hl-
Ltloh, theFc was no uWa1d 70 make The com-
{1ititt so6k Pleasure 10 testJfde 70 the fEoefet5
in1de In the production q fancy cassimcles acd
Coating. hT the Warsaw Noot!cu Mill, WaIszW,
Ill, thu MArFhall Woollcn Mills, Of Marshall, Ill,
and would also make favorable mention OF the
fhreefdutth cooEed cloths Of tho C1rcteyt!lc, O.,
Woolleu MIL
The committee appointed 10 make awards on
Jeans nnnntla, linseys, satlncts aud twecds, aub-
tltt the following rrrort:
Jeans Best extupic rfcrc Of blue leans. SCORED.
Icc!ercy Il Co, Marion Woolcn Mills Gallianolis,
Ohio, &sa, Ten pieces assorted co.ots, unsecured,
$sa. to IL E. 1 G. F. E.ca{ns, Peru. iud!ann Hcat
sample piece Of bcaycr Jeans, occurred, Rabbits,
Steele L Co., Sprnrflcid Noolen Ailf Spr1nr-
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JOLIET,

1Irc-tndssppsislon ot tho Gprctlt
Judgr-1hc Ntnlc l'cnttrntlnrrs
jnLfkr, ILL.,, August G.--1lsa rear tt III" large
Fs.nr tirH u fs. ltHise, In ts1t city. was tfte.
tosrrr1 In t,r pn nfr early This morning. tut "
thu pfost,s cf1uHs Vi tho ntrIleu II ~AH aoon e1.
ttpEnthrt; tlsfnaEo khiut 1TH'. ..
Judge MCtlulsrts Vi lhr t'ltt1Itl f6Ilrt II 1nHr
to attend 10 III. ,tliai dullcs Al present. nwlnI to
n [,AlhfHi hutn tt1EuAL
fiut~ithatAI*linH t1i1 Genrrn! complaint Of duh
tIn.rs. Cse !Ieie, Luaucss IL kts cit{ CONTINUES
Gpt,d.
l!irtc arr now l,le3 conyicsa In tho State f'rn7.
tis recent a1a.1n herr nfout frIMTIet t.n titsrt.
{lAr snl3 danger nt an outbreak III tho l'cnltrt.
t!afJ. wsA u bu!.ur lob by parties who Ind Al OH
jccI to accomplish.
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Tho 1yny They Manage on tho Ma st1.
yiile & No1thsecstctn Jkullrond.

From TIT Ht7aI fH z e71H} 51Tt, aHjuz3
We learn from passenger upon this road Of a
dent, which occurred on SUNDAY, about sixty
mites frcn Mckenzie and about one Intie from
McEwen Station The Sashy1iie-boun'l train
pa4ctt the place about ~ O'Clock IN the morn
ing: the uestle work WAS about Que hlndEcsl
yards !ong and foHr feet deep. AID
much Of \ curve. 1t ts supposed that the eFgncct
discovered that Of the cars was OF thc rrack,
whjeuei ION brakei,: aul it il supposed tho
trntcsncn were all asleep. or, at ntiy rate, tho
hts only hope wa+ In tnnktnE the curve ss soou ~
possible, which he did: threw shrce seep.ng~cats
on the track. an, tore up the tracE. crossttea,
we're all full Of people ut The tt'pe ANIL the uisacc
Ia That It WAS Get repetition Of the awful clarks
Vile hfIhir, for tn sOf1e pfAccA Aob1 the ctnfAnk.
ment the wheels ut the ears passed within a,t
inch Of The edge. The Mckcu1ic-lnun'1 train
cane along nnl pushed tho ears two miles TO the
next sta1nn 17;ua the n. fess ntcf1en1 satel the
Ires Of atput hundred pnco'stIousiE sleeping
t,&AseuRcrM
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18th Turner Festival.
NOTICE.

All sav1nes and other aeposurs In the Treasury Bank.
g AAsp61pu IT. EsIcstrH n call Immediately hF
thelT balances md take Away their Pzs4 A.Jks Atd
GAeeks-
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Futile Attempt TO Eject Negro Squat
tefb NenF NHfFolks

Futile Attempt 10 Eject Negro Squat
tefb NenF NHfFolks
RICHMOND, August C.-Shert6 Maybew and hla
deputy, Stevens. Q! Norfolk, paid q visit to Tay-
1orh farD IL that county, for the purpose oF sesy.
there. They went dawn IN buggy, and, coming
10 the village, teft the horse anu vehicle In tho
avenucs, leaving the notice IN every house. and,
when they returned to their ouggy,wcte astoulsheA
TO md horse and harness decorated al over with
into tho cause Of this the negroes informed them
that no attention would ae paid to these notices !;
nat the military would have 70 remove them,
ed them that no civil law WIS recognized II that
village Thus the matter stands.
Ut. Taylor Ia deprlTcd OF his properly by tho
military, mud to recover II Is referred to tho civil
law. which ID poHefles5 II the premises
RICHMOND. Au2rat 6--Adrtces lrou Corners
terribly from ltouth aluug the Virginia & Tennes-
sec Railroad. No rain hns fallen for eight Tceka
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TT. Lorls, August A-The great aAte Of the tnt
stock OF 1t. rictrc!. ono OF the tAluoEs hreed-
cts Of Illinois, canc % a eis !nsm near !taiEh.
large np,nl,er Of breeders from hong an.. soEoai
Tacrc Hcrp large numbers Of nlooded cattle,
noraet, sheen and hoEL Among the
cait,n so,t VA tho famous bull
aVeepsIales, int has scarcely oce1 ne 4sca q cx-
nib1tlonx since he MAS I HuckltnE. aua mas taken
txrut!-kl1 prcmintas at farA lie was bought ~
4. J. llaecftI, OF Nashville, Licking tonaty on
for tEn MI. p1ck1tl! having his use until Oetohef:
Neil.tnformed pcrsnus as the sale ~ tGe fJlces
obtained wcre dry per cent higher taau TIC Zen
tucky kaieA Of this year.
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ALTON
Death OF Hon, David Rnker-IZc-
ward Offered for tho Arrest OF q

Ucn&A OF k4QUr DAFAA k1AASE-A&C4
ward Offered for tho Arrest OF q
Murderer.
Special Dcsrateh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
ALTON, IL, August
Hon. David J. Baker died IN this city this noFn-
ing nj O'Clock, in the 9TH Jcas Of hia age He
had been In feeble heath for screral months, sstlt
The newa Of his death was unexpected BY OUT c!ki-
zens. lie was AMONG tho nrss settlers IN Illinois,
having settled In kaskasEta, Randolph County,
some time before the State was received into the
In,on- lie, at rery early period. represented the
state In the United States Senate, and
hns nlled since tna, time neseral
important and Responsible ot3ctAl
positions Hc ranked In point Of talent, tact, and
legal ABILITY among the eest lawyers IL tae l1itea
Baker. Of stts city, md Of E. l. baker, E.q ed,.
tor OF the Springfield Jrnrna1 AMI Of JnoEe DaTid
j. Baker, Jr, u Cairo. In his death, out city has
lost one ol lis Oldest mos. respected and h!Ghly
honorri eitixcns--onc who has been ldcntined
with It's civic History for many ycars lie viii oe
ecrioualy Iuourne,l VI many, anu especially TIC
oil settlers Throughout the state. .
The reward for tho arrest Of the Brighton nur-
detcr, John Erryscr, has ceu Increased to 3l.lec.
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Al IT u bartA1us The Wettern Enok MAnr!artnrs
d1IEk 4 Esoi tut,nesE and In steresrtn opetaaeo.
Alao, tho Chicago City EloHs!EE NIL
BENZ r. HADDN.E.
TreAAufY Eknk. a II SAtLIh6.tn.tt
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xh moderate ss tsas # sesd !sw a5 EsSSss Ss = !
3l618I63 for ~ sItn&- Rye nonalnat Il St-3S3
or WtstEru O.ts stead{ &slc fox Western A5oat
Cosu I'm II 9a9-t-u Ia E13ota1; $AI-3LAA 11s
soutd rrtIed Wcstt11.. ...
Pnor1k!Ns-Pptp p @M X, r-,,t. tot d ~ htass sS3
a9;ef I'D tieadY. Lsiu dau II lsaSl7se for Prime
Atean. -.
Wa181KT-Fkn; s.ies ~ hsls HtEte1n u ellis
IL. tyee, the Litter p11cr G: :t5ea1e-
TQI.El< o4
TOLEDO. Auenlt a-B4xA pSSF1I;tio19f Z r, 9usst: MT
tsI 4 e*as = X T!.a r F. 'fe .! ii III H.
sid Hhiie Michigan, i.9A: Mas shtss Hah;ah, xla
@LH; sej<7ea tFsisE 97e Cc1 es1s ~ e. e
Rye-No. ! old 9sc; beF do. sor. A... T.. r.. l..
hz11F7s-a9 bs honr: 10 ta .Eatxs: t&<o be
SziTGIsIs~sGo Ils dc1li: leooo b1 wheat; ll.Soa
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foreign.
The London Press On the Span-
ish Gunb0at Seizures in
keW York.
Another Guy FaVhes Plot In
London,

TILE LONDON rRkss ON THE SPANISH orssnA+
Etizrsks II KEn YoHk.
....-... ....... I4ospos, Aueus, c.
The seizure ty the American Government of the
Sunboa1S building for Spain at different polnta ia
Ioe cnited States, has ciicMcd tse following from
Tie London peEsp4pcr7
Ihe HD1nin5 Star {RadtcaE orgzn> says: "The
American Government having exhibited ytsor II
1avot OF Spain by tuforclhg The Neutrality LAVA
haa now proceeded equally vigorously nEains.
Spain, and for Tie saut calse.'' The writer re-
Eards the recognition OF Cuba by Peru Aa ul-ad-
F1sed, though sputteL. In spite Of til prrdic-
tons, TIC Cuban insurgents seem abe 70 hold
Nelr oHn. The whispers Of the cession OF Cuba
to the Cnifed States are now louder thAa efcr,
me Americans lave desired to come into nosses-
61ou Of that Island for tue past twenty yeara. Nor
the obstacle OF slavery having been solved, II n
1a1f purchase can be effected aIl parties nay be
s1tAded With the arrangements witch viii give
another 6tate to the Colon aud tEttoye the grea,
pe1ple11y from the afeoa Of SpaUIsl palitIc8',
Tue Seus concludes It's aIticie as 9olEowa:
"Cons1der!ng all the circumstances which made
a!mcult fos Europeans TO keep hold Of iAer IN.
willing colonies in America md 1enecuug TINT
Cuba is now In 1usurrectlon, 6pnsn will be for1u.
nate II twenty millions dollQra ever reach Madrid
as the price Of Gala"
CITE crAES1cAl corAc1l-
LnsDos, August 6.
The correspondent Of the {osk At Rome, writes
that It Is not probable the Pope will reuonnce tue
49," VI eoa3e4A AE EMANCIPATION OF c!sN so-
Get} from church influence Is complete, 1t
would be 4uper1tu0us to prevent a meeting. II is
cxn+c.eh otbsr Sta.es Nil sho,v ,t,a .,,,o 7n,s.e
tn, n. Harm Inns, N n,s en-. ~ unaae,aa
crx v.rrv 80,
1,,,n,.- ,..
AZ m ca,.v honr tnts ,oo-nn, nr.1.,,, ~
~ r,,,,rnnn, 100, .r.,otro1 49, ,.
lnnt crnIos,n, n 10 n.,,S,na .ns5sAaa o ~ -
,.,., - a.. -. - "7 tA'SA
,Irta, ~, ~, - 80. - = ~ -, .>t to"oe4
rs .nnn rho.a h.r', ~ ~ E- oainsec
a,r.,,- T.. tn..o,,>,. - ,n.'s @o A4'esN' 1aa '1e
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nnn Railroad 6.xcttrs
E4cnf,

ALBANY, Auguss d--Tha oxc1tcaarnt hhta IN TO-
gard III tho hEAIarhnn.lA ltatFuA4t II thicAsa 4
complaint wAs sna.o tu-lsy nRA,nst Mcsstt. Leon.
A.tt. I!crttck1 Softh And W!Ipcr, DHrcloFx, Ahst
ME. Fhr!p3, TrrAAurcr, cAnlxinx thtM w!th CON-
Gnn.d aid hts friends, Eow managing tito Kris
Halfway, md thus aefFantt tho company oot " IT.
property, II dcn1ea Al chArEcs ARn!nhs lsrt1tfctt
ttsIuscJ. Judge CInto Issuca Al order cn1o!nhg
ihc above parties trpc1 acting ~ Directors. Vice
President AMI Trcasufcf. 1uA reduced thc board
10 1cAs than quorum. nnt though lary Met thc}
wcfe obliged to sdlourn sftx dir,
, 1869-08-07
AbRCQndcdA

NEWARK, y. j., August G--Thc Fnuritr says:
MoHes AaJhaII1, Jewish drJ gaod4 dealer, has
aineoooed, leaving )tahih!.es 10 the nEnoaIi Of
kse.wo = repoftsd that he - gone M to e ch!.
but zone OF the crc1itors had Previously With
drawn q lkrEe portion Of the htock.''
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Hfrungculcnt&E for tho Arm + Rcut1loR
ut G3cttY1burE.

0ETrTeprRu, Pm, August 6-Tha Pennsylvania
Railroad, I'hlatleiphs Kea,iing 1sAll1 oad atd
other leading rrhis hare generously EXTENDED the
privilege Of FIRE t,ckeis To officers nf the Cnon
and Confederate asm!cA whp have received invl;a
iqrs to attend thc rtutlon on tfEe bRttle fed nf
GeltyeurK during the week commencing On the
S inst, an! It 10 expected thns rome other roshs
VII do the game thing. The Invited ofl1ccH who
II once 10 the Scereiars, II. McCauxJ. al tettJs
burg ttniInx Tho rpats u1cr which thcJ will pasA
The nrfist NoIhcrIncl. who In painting picture Of
tho tntt1e and Co1nEel l1athrlher. thc hatof1sn,
Will tie present II i4cxprcted tfAt l2rGc fe7rr-
een1aiIpp ot the press will aifcnG.
, 1869-08-07

st, CArnARlSEs, August a.-lesscrday morning
the schooner l. E CALVIN sprung ateak and sunk
len usiles from the shorc, oppoaile Hrodet.ck'a
Tol1t, Lake Uutas.o. Al haads were cared.
, 1869-08-07

FcsACA+H VI e-AFeEAFAk4
Tnrunk kErrsfE August G.-t1taleni Grant,
EA4tetatt vt Fiate Hamilton Fish An'1 ticrcfal
1'prtrr visited Wtsl 1'piht is morning. TO.tnHt.
f0w morning thu t'r.ldcr. will rtsit NeaburBh,
where hc u 10 iinye 4 formal reception.
, 1869-08-07

Pittsburgh Oil 31ntkef.
Ptr1sRtRdH. .AEEn-t &--Crade OIL? sssee eos'
f!GEes strong Ia feeling but there
VI eaote rpei Of sel1eT 4uxa1E lsz aiho Er4: sd
aaktd Seller II The year reu1inaJ !t.s =. IL
(41c September, LIT four month"; a43a4 e s1les
10 bril- La: ha4 September. tc 10 12st ha 'seneF'
, 1869-08-07

puI14pE1r Ill., August a-Tne re2oEt forwaFded
he2cc 1esi': ':rday, In rnIe,cuce to Jay. Cooke &c
nas!nR aLyapccd money on the Nhi5Ecy dcstrp5od
W ate. u poalusel{ dcoted 81 that 1su.
, 1869-08-07

"TttAt]eA lie hohoE OF naunnA r!odRtf1 70 tncn
CHIEF III tho Cunko OF humanity And tonlIncEre-
may the fttth o! tho ono he ~ n1esi amt in',e-
Asruc!1be a. tho intbrcstA pf tho othcss" wA ft.
sroude0 70 hy Hon y. IL Judi, ~ho xat't TINT the
obligation OF rcatie& held Tho samn relation IN tho
hitiury ii nhnnns ~ tho Obligation Of commercial
law md must 10 Ab.dcd ny. Ch!na ha4l honoeed
America hy making ono Of her ctt:zena It's chief
rryrcsentnttgr ID reEoti3se treaties trc5sy EIh
The united States hatl bceu en:crcd into, one clause
Of which wH that protection Ahon1d be gca1a1+
iced to Cinnamon. Tue good faith, hozsof md
hnueAty OF the country denaaEded th1t ~ tho kt!-
u!as1ons Of tho treaty be carried Gus. Amencans
tyoa2ttu Of having free land, aud invited al IT,
lions to jotu with them, asking them not where
they came iron, 40 loHS as they caao With The 10
tent OF bpEd!ns. Up the nation End bdra1cng the
tsrte p.11ctnl.-s Il tue naxta Of The government
Tac Treaty r4ust be obeesyed os our 1atto1 1a sclor
would te edss1acea- tArplausel
TUk FOURTH Tplg.
Vas "sa1 francisco. the golden gate Of the
AE,ef,can commerce" Responded to b. L. =
| Gonlt. Of that city. uo gave bE7ef acnoant OF
toc gsuwth Of san Francisco. aad SAID the peop.t
| Geser tto noatss fso, thought Cs:easo ME-
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HEWKrlLH ADTtHZIk1Ho 1oC-4
Ays rxxAesed a5s+ftiser4e4.s for TIE II
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Ia gay L1aS7rsl IL {. S Iesrtosle& A< =
liAhsra 1ost<st psiets.
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A GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE CURE OF
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
DR.. WISHART's
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
DR.. WISHART's

1t is the vital principle of the Pine Tree. oh
tanned by peculiar process in the distillation of
the tar, by which its highest medical properties
are retained.
1t is the only safeguard and reliable remedx
which has ever been prepared from the Juice of
the Pine Tree
1t invigorates the digestive organs and re
,stores the appetite.
1t strengthens the debilitated system.
1t purifies and enriches the blood, and eypeIs
from the system the corruption which scrofula
breeds on the lungs.
1t dissolves the mucus or ph,egm which stops
the air passages of the lungs.
Its healing principle acts upon the irritated
surface OF the lungs and throat, penetrating to
each diseased part, relieving pain and subduing
Inflammation.
1t is the result of years of study and experi-
ment, and it is offered to- the afflicted with the
positive assurance of its power to cure the fol
lowing diseases, if the patient has not too long
delayed a resort to the means of cure:-
Consumption Of tile Lungs, Cough, Sore Throat
and Breast, Bronchitis, Lioer Compyatnt,
Blind and Beeding Piles, asthma,
Wooping Cough, Djphe,3a, etc.
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AND No, 800 BROADWAY, NEW Y

GROVER Il BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
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BEST QUALITY White Ironstone Breakfast Dinner Des,
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Containing l25 pieces, for $3.50
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The above made up of useful pieces only ana are
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KERR's China Hall, No. 1918 Chestnut street.
BEST QUALITY WHITE FRENCH CHINA Breakfast, Din
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Our CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
CHARLES STOKES,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLorHIER,
No s2l OHEsNUr STREET,
respectfully draws your attention by this notice that the
assortment of Fine Clothing now being made for his Fall
business will be full and
UNSURPASSED IN STYLE. QUALITY,
AND PRICE.
rery great reduction from former prices ,viu be made
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed to all.
The best cutters only employed and customer work
IN style and ft unequalled by any establishment the
State.
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MRS. m. A. BIN D { r,
DRESS TRIMMING AND PAPER PAT
TERN STORE,
n. w. Corner Eleventh and Ches.
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