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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
prRsoyALIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Gen. Sherman is expected to return to wash
iug-ou on ,Ie 18th INST
.Tgd" Lincoln has been very i'll in Chicago for
,beItt u rec o. four Cays He vas sisny btr tseoay'
William A. Van Wagner Police justice OF
~ m i1ol.rg was found ies4 10 IS JeI ysie-AY'
NJ p., Vim. Young. widely known as
..,..t y,,gS lieI suddenly ct Cegeia1l on sunday
Gen. Crook who is to relieve Gen: Stonema ~,
~ Of ue Department oil Aniona, leu San fiAA'''oo Oi
Mr. " ". Corcoran, the Washington broker,
recovered as able 70 t up ani Tor se'sIsi Say h. s
ttcrt u ei tine be IifuA lie y AM uDaO'' " ' '
etuect. 10 remove o bis cOuhtry SEAT
The Arctic steamer Po3rs Is expected 70 leave e,ss
Tie hr onoFt
s,e q. f gg, Capta,n, G. T. Hall Catnn bnanst9I "
Mate Hubbard C. heter, Second Me HhaW nAs ", s. Jabp
- E,i srlr,n second Kgber yohn hisoii stts'S IN
col IN fa. Bnnd; ftcIcn T. ; bti.grth SUI w. he
FT.lrek Canuyel Seven aIapvpal eHpenene'' EA"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
RARI DE GREY AND RIPON IN THE HOUSE OF

RARL DE GREY AND RIPON IN THE HOUSE OF
LORDS.
LONDON. Monday June S, 1871.
In the House of Lords, to-day, Earl de Grey
and Ripon who had just returned from his mission 10
The limited States as member of the Joint High Com
mission appeared and resumed his seat He received
pleasant welcome from his fellow members and was
warmly feicated upon the conclusion of the Treaty
with the United States.
In the House of Commons Mr. Gladstone declared that
the existing laws were ample to enable the Government
TO fulfil the conditions Of the Treaty Of Washington
ITS RATIFICATION ASSURED BY THE BRITISH
PARLIAMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 5-PTivate letters re-
eeiyed in this city from England state that Mr. Disrae
will posiively support the Treaty of Washington His
influence added to that Stafford NorthcOe in the
House of Commons, is expected to carry majority Of
the Tory party,
THE NEW DOMINION PRESS ON THE TREATY OF
WASHINGTON.
OTTAWA, Ont, June 5.-7Re Times of this
morning apparently speaking as representing Sir John
A Macdonald says the statement in The Montreal VIZ
ness and accepted in good faith by the American papers
10 the effect that the Dominion Parliament would not
he asked to consider the Treaty. that Lord Lsgar had
signed IT, and that il ratified far Canada was
concerned, is without shadow Of foundation. Inc
Treaty can only be ratified by Her Majesty, ana Wheh
~ raifed the whole takes effect except those clauses
which relate 10 the Fisheries and transhpment OF goods
Great Britain, the several Provinces and the Congress
Of the United states have passed the necessary acts
The same papeF in replying to some newspaper strlc
lures on the Treaty says that IL speaks with authority
when il saws neither the Government OF Canada as
= whole nor Sir John A. Macdonald, as Premier, are
committed to the Treaty. that they have reserved 10
themselves complete freedom OF acton IN the maI'el
mat in il utterly unruethat sir John A. Macdonald or
any one authorized in his behalf have calneT oaat he
did any under cOmpusiOn reservation Inc arce
concludes y saving that the Premers course as pom
tean and state nan ought 10 be sufficient to assure he
public that when able, with proprlei! " s'aVe us PV
ton, 10 viii be found satisfactory.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
FRANCE.

pRoCEEDINGs IN THE AsSEMBLY-POsTfONth".E IN,
OF THE DEBATE ON THE ELIGIBILITY Ot in ,t.
ORLEANS PRINCES ANOTHER INCENDIAnr
FIRE IN PARIs-sUICIDE OF COMM nIo oI
! OFFICIAL - ATTEMPT TO AssAsslNAIE ihh
| GERMAN PREFECT OF sTRAsBoURG.
LONDON. Monday, June 8, 1871
| D;snatches from Versailles represent that the
,nch Assembly presented an animated appearance to-
- Many notabilities occupied seats on the floor, and
.,leries were crowded with spectators, in antcipa-
Of the debate of the right Of the Orleans Princes to
| w. 4, the House. Among the distinguished persons
ent we're Prince Metternch ana nearly all the mem
| - of the Diplomatic Corps.
'-,,ent Theirs moved postponement OF the discus
ne said he had passed hours in consultation with
~ ,,o,ohers Of the Committee having charge OF the
-. which now engaged the attention OF the Assem-
- md the Committee had acknowledged 10 MN that IL
- possihle them to come TO an agreement lo-oaS'
- had requested them not TO hasten their dehpera-
any ." ~, stated that he was very unwen, and begged
Vs.. AZ Assembly would consent 10 postponement OF
.tderation Of the grave questions at Issue uhlh
| a1av The Committee, he said, favored slmul-
| 80 decision on the yerfcaton OF the elections OF
~ ooans Princes and the abrogation OF the decree OF
Ill aainst them The Assembly then agreed to an adj
ieurnment Of the DEBATE
Mod nv the German troops intend to move that the us
debates in regard to the position OF the orleans
Ioe no nostponed until the conclusion OF loan and
49,, men, Of the war indemnity has freed the country
from the Germans. -. ...,o,
The Committee appointed to consider "na' "e'ion
,pld 10 taken in regard to the acts of the recent gov
srnment Of France reported in favor Of nyesuga'on
into the administration Of the Government Oh Na'on"
Defense AT Paris Tours and Bordeaux and OF the wv
eminent over which NJ Theirs presided
DISPATCHES from Paris state that the insureent Lieut.
FOL Ronrsier committed suicide to-day just as he was
atout 10 be arrested There serious fire IN tne
Montmartre Quarter last night, which is suspected 10
have been caused by petroleum bomb. Arrests con-
Time 10 be made in all parts of the city Beeyie La
yillCtte and Montrouge still patroled day and night
La LibertS has report that attempt has been made
70 assasnate the German Project Of Strasbourg VINO
was fred at with revolver and wounded.
The prisoners at Saint supice endeavored on Sunday
10 get possession OF some The attempt was DIS
covered and frustrated. Several of the soldiers who
abetted the prisoners arrested and Immediately
sent 10 Versailles.
There is a rumor, which has not yet been cOnnrmed'
that Felix Pyat was arrested in Paris today.
address the Pope is circulating in the provinces
1t expresses the hope that regulated France will lend an
avenging arm 10 the Holy Father. The document is
freely signed.
French soldiers returning from imprisonment in Ger
many replace the Modified Guard fast they ar
rive In the Colony of Algeria Of the Mobile Guard
viii be retained under arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN wAvIRLY, NY.

WAVERLY, June 5.-At o'clock this morn
ing fire broke out in the grocery store of o. W. Ship
man Co., on Broadst., which destroyed large por-
ton of the business part Of the yafe Among the su
fror. are the following: o. W. 81 ipman Co., grOcers;
Movers d IaLc'Ord, hotel Frcdentk J.. Spencer boots
ana SHOES; L. s. Richardson, Liquors; T. i. Green, res
MOTEL; Faulkner a. Dorset, markets; Henry S1rivcr
grocery Robinson Co., Iest rani; Dunn fleid, dry
e Murray bakery Baker & CO., sr0crlyi A. T. Npald-
ing millinery; L. :. Walker, produce. Loss, $1,000; IN
sui,uIcp. $4,000.
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[GFNERAL PRRss pIsPATCHl

There high official authority Tor denying 'he 'fu'n oi
n. various dsouieting reports which have recently
i,ed currency 10 the effect that the War Department
onnrehends a general Indian war this summer that
sarous differences of opinion and conflicts OF authority
hove arisen between the Interior ana war De
nartments i'm relation TO the treatment OF the III
dians and that the subject Of Indian Affairs mas
ateIy occupied the attention of the Cabinet There Is
also sufficient authority for stating that the reports OF
Intending changes in the District ana Department
G,iUmauders with view to better enforcement OF the
KnKiux legislation of Congress, are equally unfounded
II bcing especially denied that GEN sheridan Is 10 DC
drnd East 10 command the Division Of the Atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1871

the Church becomes Anti for II assumes the rune
tons OF Christ and substitutes itself in Chsps stead
At such time of apostacy from Christ and His truth IL
blessing to be accommodated, for the "castouts
of the Church are found to be followers of Christ THIS
passage received with applause, which Mr. Tying I'M
mediately checked, reminding his auditors that they
were in the Church of God and not lecture-room Mr.
Tying concluded by exhorng his hearers to hold fast to
the old Catholic doctrine" In essentials unity in non
essentials liberty in all things, charity,
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THE rPrr RAILWAY STRIKE.

ELMRA, June 5.-The strike OF the Ere
Railway brakemen at Hornellsv'Ie' corning ana bui
falo continues though Of the men have gone to
work and q few freight trains are running. Some
rohie has been cxper encei 90 Corning and Hornels.
vile to-day by the uncoupnP Of the cars several OF
comrades ana say they a.o ready 10 go to work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
BELGIUM.

VICTOR HUGO THANKING HIS DEFENDERS.
BRUSSELS, Monday, June 5, 1871.
The Independence Beige of to-day publishes a
letter from Victor Hugo expressing his thanks to the five
Deputies in the Belgian Chambers who voted for an
order of the day regreng the vigorous measures adopt
cd by the Government for his expulsion from the
country.
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ANOTHER SUBMARINE CABLE LAID.

TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS EsIABLISHtD
BETWEEN ENGLAND AND CHINA.
LONDON, Monday, June 5, 1871.
The submarine cable between Singapore and
bong Kong successfully completed Saturday, the
sd inst. London is row In direct Geographic CON-
uunication with China.
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INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

BALTIMORE, june 5.-The international
Typographical Union assembled this morning. An au'
,ras Of welcome was made by Frederick Young Presi-
don't of the Baltimore typographical Union, which was
responded to by President Hammond. The Committee
an ntias reported 81 Unions represented by 10 dele
,ates Among the delegates Is Miss Mary Moore from
- U;o,nnnis Tvpographical Union No of New-fork.
ri lady and Miss Gussie Lewis Corresponding secre-
tary of The Union the only ladies ON the floor An
i','',mai ballot for President resulted as follows;
William / Hammond 81; NJ. r. Walsh OF ew-fOrk IN;
." A Crosby of Montreal, g. and scattering, Ham
,onJ was then declared reelected by accamatlon NJ X
Woish of New-YOrk elected f, VicePresldent ana
A. Cassley of Baltimore second 'leePIesldent; John
C,iins M Cincinnati was reelected secretary and Treas
nr NV aeclamaon and Frederick X. Wasey OF chicago
Corresponding Secretary
HOW MURDEREEs ARE DISPOSED OF IN CALI
FORNIA.
CAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Australian George,
ous. portuguese Joe, who murdered Miss Mcdaniel be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

she refused TO marry him, hunted out OF his
hiding place in the mountains Cherokee to-day
and shot, and his body burned to ashes by the Infatuated
citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06

,poCFEpINGs IN THE AssEMBLY-POsTPoNhnEN
nv or THE DEBATE ON THE ELIGIBILITY OF THE
ORLEANS PRINCES ANOTHER INCENDlAhI
FIRE IN PARIs-sUICIDE OF A COMM NlS s
OFFICIAL - ATTEMPT TO ASSASSlNAIE ihb
GERMAN PREFECT OF sTRAsBOURG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-14
Ii'.mr o. MAN, Contrary TO cxpccta-

I H':.i9 az MAN, Contrary TO cxpccta
ton few Of the citizens who own Ian,
alpng tho proposed route OF the Rock
Pert railroad. are grnmbling about do
Ealing the right Of way Fic, ilc,- gep
|esenlcn, dS not now go back OH your for.
rncr liberal promises, wien you see yoar
promises arc about to amount to some
thing, in securing the much needed aud
talked Of railway. Iesidcs, you had
Just as well donate freely the RI ht OF
way for no jury Of sane mon will ever
g7vc YOU any damages for the ground a
railroad will occupy in going through
your land and by donating il you save
your own credit as liberal men, and do
a just act. We hope TO hear ofno fur
Thor rcfusals.
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SANDrsKy, SEyMorR AND Ey. xsvrr,
Observation-Disclosures Dlisl, and Stunt
itobt. Patterson, Of this road. were +,
our town last night, accompanied l.,
Messrs. i. a. Soulc and II. Parkc,
Fierce, represented as New York cop;.
falists,, who, with others iii New YorL
city, stand ready to furnish ll,c necessary
funds to complete this great cntcrnrisc
whenever the people along the line do
thcirpart in subscribing toward il. These
gentlemen arc sent over tho line of tbc
road for the purpose Of seeing The .ki,,d
OF country it will run through. and
learning something Of its resources. and
are consequently following the survcvcd
line as near as possible. They saw thew
arc very favorably impressed with the
character of The country, and shall az
report, and that within thirty DAYS aftcr
The people along the line have raisc;
what Is asked Of tlicla. the rond shoIl hc
put under contract. 1t is expected that
Soo,OO0 will be raised in Dubois comfy
and We think under proper confli,;ons
i should readily be made up. as none Of
i Is expected to be paid until the ro,;l
Is completed. w."
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Saicidc in CRAWFORD Comfy.

y German named Zimmerman com
miitcd suicide in Patoka township
Crawford county, Oh Thursday last. by
hanging himself to mn apple tree. TIE
1.cavcnworth Independents says that
when found his knees only lacked a few
inches OF touching the ground. lilo wa.
quite dead when discovered, and IL was
evident had been hanging several hours.
\ stranger in strange land. witl,op,
relatives or friends he became sick, and
som expended his little store Of money
and then without means 10 procure
medicine. he became Respondent and
tired Of life. Dragging his wasted form
from the sight or human eyes, hc. with
his. own hands. ended life that had be-
ceine wrciehelly undesirable.
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NOTlCE is hereby given, that IA,
~ undersigned will apply f0r license
al the Jane term. 1871. OF The Dubois
County Commissioners. undcr TIE pro.
vlsIonslofap ari cmtillekl ANA 10 reg
umtc N'd license the sale of spiriluous.
vinoust malt, and other Intoxicating IL
quors.' The place Of sale will he unom
the premises occupied by linn. tho IRE.
else location Of which is as follows On
lot No. l5i.om Newton street .as shown on
town plat OF the town Of Jasper, Balm
bridge township. Dubois county. Indi.
ann. GEORGE SUN.
April IL, lS7l-w?.
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NJ Tho Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company are pushing their change OF
gauge with great rapidity. Orders have
been given for fifty new, large locom O.
tivcs Of Tire most approved make aud
pattern. which will be delivered, Begin
ningwitls tho l5th Of May. In addition
to this, the passenger, freight and truck
cats arc undergoing similar change.
and BY tire middle Of May it is expected
that close connections will be made with
all the Eastern AMI Southern lines of
railway. In regard to tho Erie injunc-
ton suit to prevent the change from tile
broad to the narrow gauge. ii Is claimed
that no contract exists which would pre-
vent such an alteration. and that Tho two
roads were working merely under a
temporary agreement. but with no writ
ten or other stated contract.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-14

TTThc Cincinnati Commercial saw,
OF The organization Of the Rockport AM
Cincinnati railroad, "Thc Organization,
OF the Boarl of Directors for the ensr
ing year is good ono. Mr.. Kirby is
man OF strong force of character, with \
clear head, and great business energy
and although railroa;ling is new bust.
ness to him, his business ability and l,ab.
its qualify him for the position, and tho
friends Of the road may rely upon his
Judicious management.
The energy and skill DR.. Sabin has
displayed in raising The Indiana assets
Of the road, with various sorts Of opro-
s'tion from opposing interests, together
with the services lie has rendered in the
canvass here, justly earned for him his
position, and is Il guarantee of his ability
to ill it. Captain Taicm is emphatically
n Secretary complete Secretary. The
Executive Committee arc ju,licions busi-
ness men, and were we'll chosen forthcir
positions. We look for prompt and ac-
live work in this enterprise.
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From the Detroit Free Press.
Are Women Voters

The Ninth Ward was Yesterday sccr.
OF unusual interest. Our readers vii,
remember that Mrs. Gardner was rryis.
tered a few days since, and that The i'm.
spcctors refused TO erase her uamc. Ycs.
terday she went 10 the polls and voted
Shc Is lady OF large size and conmon.
ting look. and, being dressed IN blocL
gave m a;rof dignity bcrominr tho
woman wLo cast tIiciivxtyotc under liz
fourteenth amendment. She presented
u vase of beautiful flowers and a Mruc
picture representing women coming ont
o. "nrkucss ayd prcscn,;ng Columbus
twno sfsiids NJ tic gate OF libcriyYwiih
sie isushon'h amendment. The womcm
arc represented ms SAYING:
I'VE come. Tee America. five millions
strong.
In darkness and jol.tlagc for,nany wears
long.
We've marrlic.ljn deep silence. but now
we rnrO!l
HE fourteenth amendment, w!,icl,~ivrs
us n soul.
Glory, glory. iIallelujal,, etc..
rs VIC go marching on"
a few men and boys wtrc spectators
u the scene, and seemed to enjoy il as n
'ovcity. As soon rs Lcr vote WAS .rc.
clvc'i Mrs. Gardner returned home with
or friends
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1'Quitc an excitement was created
at the Farmers Hotel this week upon
the reception, by young Attorney who
has few extra shirts, which lie gets
washed occasionally, he thus relates his
experience: "Thcy sent home with my
washing yesterday thing that branches
OIL in two ways little below the top.
like a railroad junction. and has puckcr-
ed frills edged with letting OIL each end
OF the divide. l don't know what 1t
is, and I'm poor fiicndlcss man, with
only my virtue, and none but villains
would seek to injurc that
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= The New York Evening rost. RI
publican, isstill protesting firmly agains,
inc passage ofpolicc bills by Congress,
Inc Post says: IF any one of these
bills is passed, the preservation of civ;,
order in all the cities, towns and ais.
tricts of the country ceases 10 be The
concern Of the people Of those places
ana becomes that Of tho National Gov
eminent. The responsibility Cor The pro.
lection of life and property Is taken from
nc local communities and given to tho
central authorities 49,
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VI, II Monday night, the 9th Of March.
niiiiam Case stole fine stallion from,
MS cousin. Mr.. Hiram Case, in North
east township. in vlis county lie was
followed to Kentucky, captured and
brought back, and was lodged in iail
last Monday evening. lie was through
tho Intervention ofhis friends, parr' oi,cd
out OF the Tennessee pcnitcntiary, n
short time since, where he had beer. sent
Tor horse stealing. - Paoli Eavlc.
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Election Notice.

OIICE Is hereby given. that IN n,,,.
suailcc Of an order OF tho Eoar,l OF
county Commissioners Of Dubois conn.
~. III the State of Indiana. made and on.
tered at y special session thereof icid
on me 81 day Of April, 1871, upon The
petition. Of Harrison Morgan. Leroy
,avc, W. W. ianstcl. a. J. Goslnan,i.
ana many others. to the number OF
twenty-five and more, fi'ccholtcrs of Co.
i''mbia township, in said county. polIs
VIII DC opened, at the usual place of
holding elections in said township, on
Saturday, Ray Gin, 1871,
Tor the purpose Of taking the sense aud
votes Of tho legal voters Of and in soi,i
Columbia township, Dubois county. In
tiiana, upon the question of nppron,in-
ing money by said township 10 thc
amount OF two per cent, Of the toyablcs
rs shown OH the tax duplicate. being tho
sum OF S6,261 DO, for tho purpose Of ns-
sisilng the Rockport and Northern Con.
..al Halfway company, in Tie construc-
ION OF their railway through said town.
snip from Jasper to Mitchell. All ner.
sons interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
In testimony whereof 1 have
ncrc!i''to set my hand as the
;. Auditor Of said county, and az
~. 81 fixed tho seal Of said Hoard or
commissioners, at tho town Of I,
Jasper. this 4tI day Of April,
a. ID. 1871. P"'
MARTIN FREEDMAN, ADO
April 9TH. l671-w3 I
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'Chc Next Democratic Nnfiouay
Convention.

The place of holding the mex. Demo.
,rs'ic Sation.! Convention is arcad,
ocihg discussed in political circles al
shihginn. y strong effort will liz
iiaac ny Ialniiiany TO secure The con.
ven'snn Tor New York. Eut Tic West
II Is oc'icvrd, will no. listcuf3 this. and
oniy those Southern States Wing on tho
scaDoard are exocctcd. 10 lend IL any
co''nicnance. Thus far. Louisville and
u. Louis are most prominently spoken
OF. The Democrats of~t!,c Miss;ssinni
valley favor the former, rs Il is the most
accessible point in the country from All
>cctions.-tN. ~. Ledger.
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Equalization Law.

III VIII To rccollcctcd that the Stat
Board OF Equalization. which me, in I'm
dianapolis ia July. 1864, among oihc
arts Increased the valuation oi tho land
Ola large. number of counties in IA,
State. The Auditor of Marion count,
regarding this action OF the Board lie.
Gal. hence void, refused 10 place the thir.
~ per cent. that was added to that com.
~ upon the fax duplicate, and listed the
lands according to The assessments of The
township assessors, after the revision of
the County and District Boards of
Equalization.
The Sentinel says that in Nav of last
Year Major John ID. Evans, ten .Audi-
forof State, brought suit in the Marion
circuit Court 10 force the Auditor of
that county to comply with the order #
the Board. The court sustained the oc-
Ito" Of the Auditor thus deciding thai
the action Of the State Board was inval-
~ From some unknown cause no an.
peal was taken from the decision of tho
County Circuit Court. so that Marion
county alone WAS exempted from the in
creased valuation of Tic STATE Board.
The present Auditor of State having
been advised that the legal points which
determined the case in the Marion Cir
emit Court apply with like cf,cc. to an
the counties whose assessments or vain
asi"n- were changed by the action of
said Slate Eoard OF Equalization. AMI A.!
5" 10 the counties Whose valuations had
bv''. changed by at least seven of the
Distract Eoaisls, has. determined IN an.
peal tho ease. and AT once submit The
natter tothc Supreme Court. 50 fl.at be
VII ,bc able To advise alltllc counties ir. j
crested as tofthcir legal valuations. mn 1
10 levy and collect take, unt;lll.
ncw appraiscmcnt l. made. :;
IL is believed by those who have OK Ia
ipii.ed the issue, involved in the ,.a., o
nat was tried in the Circuit Court rorl:H
I'M county. that This proceedings ,he :, ).
Auditor OF. State will result in Tia. an :,
'r''isclhcnts being left as made ib.- tl,c e.
arlo"s County Appraisers and County d'
boards Of Equalization. We understand g
!'t The Judgment at t.c Supreme Court y,
; expected soon. in ample time tos. The d.
resent years duplicates to he made IN as
ccorst'icc herewith Hence il is sr,r. ,il
cstc's that il would be advisable for =,
'ounfy Auditors whose counties are af- o,
'aed by the action of the State or Dis eli
net Boards of Equalization to defer cx- ~
'ndinS the valuations Of lands OH their "a
= duplicates until such decision is rcn. r.,
arctl. !