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sioners-- FOr ofIicial Misoonduct- True

sioners-For Official Misconduct True
bill.
State US Vim. N. Mount, John Davis
aud Henry Dickson, County Commits
sioners--For Official Misconduct True
bill
State VS. Wm. N. Mount, John Davis
and Henry Dickson, County Commis-
sioucrs- For Official Misconduct True
bin
State VS. Wm. N. Mount-For Official
Misconduct True bill.
State VS. VIM. N. Mount-For Official
Misconduct-Trueb bill.
State VS. Henry Dickson For Official
Misconduct-True bill. IS
State VS. Henry Dickson, County Com
missioner-Oficial Misconduct = True
bill.
Ctdto fo Cuue Dutier---M uTQet--Ir
bill.
State VS. G S. Bull-Breach of Trus t
True bill.
State VS. G. s. Bull-Breach of Trust
True bill.
State VS. g. S. Bull-O Official Miscon-
duct-True bill.
State VS. q. S. Bull-Forgery-True
bill.
State VS. 9. s. Bull-Swindling and
Official Misconduct-True bill.
State vs g. S. Bull Fraudulent
Breath of TTrust-Truo bill.
State VS. G. S. Buil-Breach of Trust
True bill.
The above are all the findings made
by the Grand Jury, which made its re-
port on Thursday last, and were dis
charged.
Next week we will give the disposi-
tion made Of the cases by the Petit j u
ry.
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Other TRIALS of SKILL and ATHLETIC

-~~---- -----.-.------'s .:,,sv.s
and appropriate Premiums awarded.
ENTRIES for EXHIBITION can be mad E
at the Seoretary's Office on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. from o A. Nj. to y.
NJ; but all Entries for Premiums must be
made before the Fair opens. Competition
for Premiums is open to all persons at Home
and Abroad.
Ample arrangements will be made for
Stock, and place furnished for keeping
their Food and Grain aud Forage will be
provided on the Ground at Market Rates.
PARTIES ENTERING STOCK can select
their Stalls at any time after Monday, 0oto:
Der 1G.
Every Precaution will he taken to Secure
Good Order, and the Safety Of Articles on
Exhibition.
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GINS. - BROWNS


" Georgia PATENT COTTON GINS are
simple, durable, well made, Of good mate
rials, very light running and unsurpassed in
the quantity of the staple produced. Price
81 per Saw. delivered at any K. r. Depot in
this State when the freight does not exceed
that of two railroads,
Gullett's Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gins.
The Cotton from these Gins always COM
mands the highest market price where ordi-
uary care is taken in the preparation. At
the Cotton States Fair held at Augusta, Ca,
last year, there were ten Gins in competition
and the Premium was awarded to the Gull
lett Gin. Price So and $3.50 per Saw
Cotton Presses of various Patterns, Horse
Powers, Hoadley's Portable Steam Engines,
Brinly's Kentucky Ploughs.
C. GRAyELEY,
53 East Bay ST. South of the
Post Office. Charleston, S. C.
aug &c wee 2m
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CUuRr-Comuenced OF Tuesday last.
Judge Graham had been ON trip
North, aud was delayed BY tilisconnec-
tion Of the trains>on his return, conse-
quently his inability to open the Court
ON Monday.
He is looking better than when pre-
siding at the last term. II will be re-
menbered that then he had just recov-
cred from severe attack Of fever. His
trip North has completely restored his
health.
The criminal docket is exceedingly
heavy, aud although Judge Graham dis
pisches business with fapidity that
was scarcely ever seen here before, still
il will require part Of the next week
tn finish up the Sessions business.
The attendance in Town during the
psst week vas very large. And it paid
our energetic merchants, if it did result
iu sending some niou to tho Pcniteutia-
ry.
Below We give the findings of the
Grand Jury:
State vs. w. L. Ehuey-Assault aud
Battery-Trae bill.
State vs. James roohey-Assault and
Battery-True bill.
State vs. Nelly Grimes4-Assault aud
Battery with latent to Kill--True bill.
State vs. Geo. Keitt and Chas. Kcitt
Assault and Battery-True BILL
State VS. William Mitchell-Grand
Larceny-True bill.
State VS. John disssndanner-Assault
aud Battefy-True bill.
State w Sam'l Hutsou Burglary and
Larceny-True bin.
State VS. Andrew Stokes = House
Breaking and Larceny-True BILL
State vs. Geo. s. McaIicha ,l-Assault
and Battery with Intent to Kill--True
hill
State VS. john Smiley 1rand Lar
ccny-True bill.
State VS. Dembo Shuler-Burglary and
Larcepy-True bill
State VS. Jas. Punches and January
Hartweii-Assault with Intent to Kill
True bill.
State 70 John observation-disclosures
Breaking end Lareeny-True bill.
State VS. Isaac Whittemore and Geo.
Baltzegar and Battery with
Intent 10 Kill-No bill.
State vs Jamison Hill-Assault and
Battery with Intent to Kill-True bill.
State vs Ruben Summers and Harry
Miller--Burglary and Laroeny-True
bill.
State vs Moses Stroman-Assault
with Intcnt to Kill-True bill.
State VS. 7. K. Sasportas-For Neg
lect to Comply with Act of 'ss, Emit.
tied an Act for Assessment of Property
:--Truc bill.
State VS. Jas. Rlckenbaker Malicious
Trespass--True bill.
State vs. VIM. N. Mount, Johu Davis
sud Henry Dickson, County Comais.
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SATURDAY, OCT ., 1871.
Ill Advertisements must
be handed to the Business
Ma5lager before Thursday
Noon.
RiAD ROAD suRvEYoRs-ses Act
on hrst page,

CoLuMBiA AbvERrfsEMEKrs. Sin
another column WIN be- found batci, of
advertisements from ihefchants of Co
lambia. We win nosfee theha more at
leHgth next week.
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E. E Y r. K I e L

pEGs TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS THAT LIE ARRIVED
I'D from New York with fine elton of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
with all tile
style Cold Rings including Wedding Keepsake Gold
Box Breast Pins ikcnss
OF all Descriptions Cold Masonic Pins Gold
Gold Silver Watch Chains Ladies
assortment Chlron Coral Necklaces Arus Mounng
SPECTAClES o suit all and Ages
select of FINE CUTLERY consisting
Razors, &C.
The place
PEARL STUDS and of be
LOW DOWN the City, CASH Call and
spt9
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Now is the Time for Bargains!
JOS M'NAMARA'S.

invite attention the LARGE ASSORTMENT of DRY
Muns,
Twed Fnncl Ticks Shccn Shing, Gnghams &C. &C.
which will be sold at
GREATLY REDECED PRICES
be in in
GROCERIES, rof
BACON which will
bought in any House u OraugcLurs
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OFFICE OF THE ORASaEBuRo NEws;
October o, 1871.
CoTT0N-sales during the week 265
bales. We quote,
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A.-Department of Crops.
Largest yield of Cotton upon aero, $40.
Largest yield Of Corn upon 8 acres of high
land, $15.
Largest yield Of Corn upon acres Of swamp
land, SIG.
Largest yield of Corn upon 1 acre of high
land, $5.
Largest yield Of Corn upon acre of swamp
land, SIS.
Largest yield Of Rice upon acre, So.
Largest yield of Peas upon acre, So.
Largest yield Of Sweet Potatoes upon arce,
SIS.
Larges, yield Of Irish Potatoes upon 1 acre,
$3.50.
Largest yield of Turnips upon I aero, So. 80.
Largest yield of Ground Nuts upon acre,
dS3.
Largest yield Of Native Grass Hay upon
acre, So.
Largest yield of Pea Vine Hay upon acre,
So.
Largest yield Of Sorghum Syrup, from acre,
$5.
Largest yield Of Sugar Cane Syrup from
acre, So.
Parties wishing to compete for these Pre-
miums must notify the Executive Committee
before commencing to gather tho respective
Products, in order that arrangements may
be Tade for an impartial test of the rcspec
tire Yields.
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For further particulars apply to any one
OF the undersigned.
PAUL S. FIELDER,
WESLEY W. CUTLER,
HARPIN RIGGS,
LAWRENCE Il. BECKwITH,
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Executive Committee.
aug 10 lot
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BEST FLOWING by WHITE PERSON, S..
+" COLD So.
BEST WALKING in WALKING MATCH, So
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Terms of Ahmittancc 30 cts.
Children under ten years of
age, Malr Price.
Exhibitors Tickets for the
whole Term of the Fair 75 cts.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
CORPORATION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE COMMON cOtrN.
" c No. sCiiy Hall place, New York DecemDer Is7i
ConroRATipr korIOr-PubIic notice 10 hereby giveu
that the special committee restricting the
the Fourth avenue above Forty street, will
the Chamber ~ the Board of Aldermen Mondav next the
llth nat, Al IL O'Clock A. NJ to consider proposion
under consideration 20 lower tho tracks of the Harlem Rail-
road omRany on Fourth avenue and them In
ORDER TO snd greater security TO nte and property.
Al persnns inerese including tho OF proi cry
and the officers ol tho said railroad company, hereby
nosned to be present at the above name time ami place
NEORUk n. MITCHELL,
0EtJRuE W. PLtiNKITT,
BRyAp SI1LLy,
special Committee.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

Ry r.. COTTON, AUCTIoSEER. ELEGANT HO. Sc
- mold Furniture, Cnickerng rosewood Piano, rich LAM
brcquns and Curtains, OIL Paintings, EngrsviDes, velvet
BRUSSELS and other carpets rim paor dining room ano
bedroom arpcts, Beds Mattresses hina, 0lass and hver
Ware, dc., Ac -.
private lesdencc NO Amity street, near Broawav no
cptre elegant turut.re Of The dweIlns all Of when -
Grst ratio condition II will embrace sold car, ed black wal
nut and rosewood Paror bedroom and basemens f,oa ~
pilmtto or Picard Betsteas OF the mvst norn
sye marble top Dressing bureaus Centre and Extension
1abes knrng Piano. almost together win every
article appropriate as0 rich China and Glass Wafe kWensn
Furniture. kc. Ac Catalogues In time
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
SALES AT AUCTION.
Rf CAMPBELL a CO., AUCTIDNEERS.
On TUESDAY, December II,

v,
s,esant nousehold Furniture at auction.
LII a CO. viii sell, TUESDAY, by descrip+
ve catosue some W. lots elegant, substantial ami de-
Iesaence, maue 70 order by Phmpton other best city
MAKERS including supero octave brilliant toned
carved Panoforte, but little elegant Paror SUITS IN
green and striped of black walnut ana rrsswood.
superb walnut carved marble top Chamher au,ts q m
French plate Mirrors handsome. solid walnut Dress
ing Cabinets and Bureaus with marble tons and French
plate Mrors elegant walnut carved French and o,hsr sd
seads superior curled Hair and other Mattresses nrst
French Pillows Bosters wool Blankets
elegant Turkish Lounges rep Lounges Hair Cloth Sosas
and Seees Easy Folding Cn walnut Dinnr Soss
Bottom and other Chairs, Rocking Chairs walnut aria
Top Centre sac and Card Tables walnut Extension and
Kitchen Tables fine oak Buffet superior Engsbodv Prus.
Carpets little used throughout house, Rrus
scs Stair Carpets Oicoths, Silver Plated Ware China
CrockerT and Glassware. Reirlgeraors Kitchen Ulensls
&c Housck eepers buyers, dealers specially invited
Catalogue early at residence, day OF sale and at Office.
CAMPBELL CO.. Auctioneers,
No. West Fourth street, near corner broadway.
nANIEL A. MATTHEWS. AUCTIoNEER, sALEsROoM
IL NO. FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.-GRAND HOLI-
DAY SALE OF SUPERB FANCY GOODS, the very latest
CENT CLOCKS. ARTISTIC BRONZES. JARDINIERES,
RICH DECORATED VASES, ELEGANT BOHEMIAN
GLASSWARE, JAPANESE A N SWISS CARVED GOODS,
MUSIC BOXES, DRESSING CASES. CARD TABLES AND
THE LATEST NOVELTIES, selected expressly for HOTI-
DAY PRESENTS to be sold auction nj Z, under
FIFTH AvEN HOTEL, ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,,
AND THURSDAY DECEMBER II, l3 AND n, at ~
O'Clock r. NJ The ladies' respectively invited. Goods
exhibition Monday December IL day and evening.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
NEWSPAPERS.

TyEr YOUR NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES AT CLUB
ncrs s;s,s W. a. with chronological Journal year for
a. sith other ations 10 su. Premiums Books.
Watches he wing and cash given by H. WELLS,
spg Hroadway. New YORK
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
SALES AT AUCTlOV.
A Lien II. MINER, AUCTIONEER
III BY ALLEN Il. MINER 4 BROTHER,
late
HENRY 4. leeds \ MINER

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER
(Establishet 1S47),
THIS DAY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9,
al IL o'clock, at salesrooms
70 Chambers and III Rca q streets.
STUFFED BIRDS, NATIVE AND FOREIGN, on sprays,
in groups aud under glass shades prepared tie well
known taxidermis G. S. Gaibrath.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER L.
Mt lU19 O'Clock, at the private residence OF
AUGUSTUS WIMPFHEIMER,
10 WEST FIFTY FOURTH STREET, * T VEEN BROAD
WAY AND EIGHTH AVENUE.
Handsome Household Furniture made 10 order by Rae.
couit Co.. OF Paris, nearly new, having been in but
about ons years rosewood Piano, by Chickcring Mante
Mirrors, &c. Details In tins.
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER IS,
at l09 O'Clock. mt
~ Chambf rs and "a Rea ie streets,
contce Household Furniture removed for convenience OF
sale. Particulars in time.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

IIENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
srEINwAY SONS PIANoFoRTE.
VALUABLE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
CLOCKS. BRoNzEs. sTATUARy, WORKS OF ART.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD SUIT. IN SATIN, &C.
ON MONDAY. DEC II, AT lod O'CLOCK.
AT THE LARGE FOUR STORY MANSION
NO. Go WEST FIrTY-sIxrH STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES.
This win be the important sale that has taken place
in the furniture havn been all made to or Ter
within few months regardless OF cost and being in sen
did ORDER viii be found well worthy the attention of parties
In want OF really elegant articles.
PARLORS CONTAIN
rich sod rosewood and inad Paor Suits in blue satin,
cost S rich inad and verde anti Cabinet Pedestas,
Para Clocks Bronzes Stauarv and Works of Art fine Oil
Paintings, Stenway octave Piano. Eageres Work Table.
French plate Mirrors. C0rniccs. Lace Curtains, &c.
Ii RARY CONTAINS
solid walnut Bookcases and Card Tables sut in blue and
drab silk reps, Satnary. Oil Paintings, Mirrors &C., &c.
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
very rich and solid rosewood walnut Chamber Suits, Ar
morcsa- -Gace. Pckhardrs patent Sofa Pcds eads,
Iounges Chairs Wardrobes. cured Hair Mattresses.
Bedding Toilet Sets, Oriental Chairs, velvet and Brussels
Carpets &c, &c.
The house VIII be for nsuccsion and catalogues ready
early morning of sale.
All goods must be removed meiately after the sae as
the leaves for Europe Wednesday next
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, wANTED.

WANTED-BY A LADY, THREE OR FOUR COM
petely Furnished Rooms with facilities for housekeep
dress, with full particulars JACQUES, l62 Herald
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

C1TUATION wASTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. TO TAKE
- care OF children TO plain ewing; compensation
not 81 much ob.ect as good home Address HOME,
Herald oice
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

A TTENTION Is CALLED To THE LAR0E AUCTION
n sale, Household Furniture Panoforte, Pantnrs, &c,
on ITO morrow Monday ~ the ~e-zn. private residences 30
West Fifteenth street, tifs Full particulars ia
Mondays Herald Au0tSrE MARTIN 4 CO.,
Auctionccra
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

fyuLoRED RELIEF.-ROoM 90 BIBLE HOUSE; AsToF
~ place entrance. Besl coIorcd hop fuSnYbed directly
from the soah.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

7. STEWART 4 co. WANT A PARTY THOR
~ onghy competent TO charge OF the sales thei
retail millinery department. having a Broadway expe
liencc preferred Apply Managers DESK Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

NHIss CLISCU, 3e7 sTH Av, BETWEEN 2iTTI AHT
n 10Th ssLadies can rely on getting pertec, hi,ni
dresses made trimmed In the latest styles walking suit
made In eight hours notice. moderate prices; garments
cut, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
A LIEN r. MINER, AUCTTONEER.
~ BY ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTHER,
late
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
(Establishel 1SA7l

Tuesday, sfs,a.'i'sS pHSESsfR .Sfhls 70.
o. WEST BROAD
WAY AND EioarH AVENUE,
a &C. been but
ne%er to Esrops Sowrrsns IS "ow. o.
suits. blue dsaroa SATIN pama.s French plate
a1 ns
BOWL Lace Cartans ormolu Clock, Artistic Bronss. &C..
srq:ss. Garnet & carved cc French
en suite black walnut Lounge in morocco; 1ne Engrav.
a 'tsa'n oD''a Do0e'
's
Glaze ana Wasasands, en suite French Spring and hos:
mahorany Dressing Tables. Boudor Suits ia
sns rP black walnut Hat s.Da
WsSsEssAy; ,sS ssiosa Snc.Mara GnI ..'.4esms
cenoe s. ssa fa'a1. ns " ns1s Hssas c.c. &c.
for on 81 sa sas X .e
cba@Sess 1S,4st and a Saf kssss ssrse
CHOICE q srocs eassT VINES. " Assnf nfauoRs, TO-.
Consisting of old Hennessy and Ssrten Brandies old
T% os and s. s
In and Amontiado Sberries Madeira am Fort, CArsts
% cnarreuc, % Curacao, S oes Wincs ia' xc A-''-s''
1ysg to the number o s. Ss fer sfs g Mr.
rooms Instead Of si7 broadway, advertised.
"Mr. Whites precious collec,,on."- Tribune.
"The superb quality this collection " Evening Post.
can embarras de richcssc."-Heraid.
IA s2y s Painting. sSsnsn
by himself for his private gallery, now on FREQ
Exhibition day and evening.
at the Leav Art Rooms, s7 Broadway corner Of Twelfth
whole viii be sold by auction on the evenings Of
Tuesday and Wednesday, December 70 and 49,
Lovers and Of will unoersand and appre
collection of Paintings which nearly every example may
be 9 q modem % n % 's %
S.%.. as1 M gGs,0n as 6a1s 6aTsheo,n' co .rae en.
4: Achenbach, CalIsch, Hays
Bellows, Chaplin, Huntington,
Brliou,n, Dc kevscr, Eastman johnson.
bougerau, Dtcuenbach B. g. kock kvck,
Boulanscr, Baron Dycknan, Innes..
Bsrsnser, Ed EdnFr,I Fr,Ie. Joseph Lies,
SeSsrvcn 'vs Bremen, Hcsol, I''' frsyer.. frySr.
Robio. Roybci, shai,uck,
Sonntag. Schreyer, Allan Schm!it,
ysn sssnd: sss vs.f
The sale win commence at precisely. Doors open al ~
Clinton Hail salcsrooms.
In order 70 promote the eonvenenoe and comfort Of buy
should be made TO the auconsers at By letter
'0'-''' ' Gso. K EEAv1rr CO., Aue,,oDsers.
Clinton Hall, Asior place and Eighth street.
A RCH JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER.
n once and Salesroom ~ Nassau street,
SECOND nAYp HousEHc2B0 D0in fSRSiTTss Sf rGIa s.''
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL win sell on Tuesday, at 1oh
sTss Ss
wsshssnds Bcds.eads Mattresses Feather Beds Sheets
Carpets Bruises Carpets Light Sanus Par!or Suits Crock
The New York herald., 1871-12-10
r. TRAvER. AUCTIONEER:

IT r. TKAVER. AUCTIONEEK
q. Elegant Household Furniture.
TRAvER & II tSTIN0S Will sell, on Monday, the llh
instant O'clock at four story private residence Ss East
Sixty street. between Third and Lex ntUn avenues elc.
CANT Paror Library Suits In crimson green, and
hacoth French plate Mane and other Mirrors marble top
Centre and Side Tables Curtains and cornices splendid
linen Window Shades throughout the house best Engsh
body Brussels and other Carpets nearly news marble
walnut and Wxshstands walnut and mahogany
BE eads Sofa cdsteads and Wardrobes five marble top
Cottage Suits. made TO order by Warren Ward large lot OF
best crc Hair Mattresses. best Feather Pillows and Bo.
Toilet Sets oak Dining Chairs Extension and other
Tables fine copper Boilers and Cooking Utensils China,
Crockey GLASS Silver and Plate Ware Kitchen Furniture,
&C., &c. TRAVER 4 HASTINGS Auctioreers, 50 Greas
Lamar pfraaf
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

VHTTLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER.- by VIRTUE OLA
w chatci mortgage will sell, "Wednesday, 10Th nst ~
II oclocx the contents OF tho wood Mouding
Bethune street. In tie city OF New t9rN,
consisting of Woods Moulding Machine Wo 70 % Saw
Benches one variety Moulding Machine, win all me ,ons
belonging thereto one Elliptic Moulding Machine WIN ~ tne
Tools and Cuters Punch two Wees sns,umg
anres BeIts also Jumoer manufactured or unmanulac-
tursd 1c WILLIAM ABBOTT, JR., Attorney for mort
ragee, ONCE No. 6City Hall place.
The New York herald., 1871-12-10

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER.
"A ONCE and Salesroom 81 Nassau street,
SECOND HAND HousEHoGB' 'i'tn fURVITunS. M IIs Sn''
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL win sell on Tuesday, at 10H
O'Clock, their salcsroom, Nassau street,
of Household Furniture Bedr SUITS TOT Tables
Wahssnds Bedsteads Mattresses Feather Beds Shects
Carpets Bruises Carpets Light Sanus Par!or Suits Crock
cry, Glassware, Kitchen Furniture, R-f.erators, &C.
Also an elegant tpright ano,
five elegant Mozart Carpets,
Onice Furniture, 40.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-04-07

In the House, the discussion on the report
of the select committee on the Presidents
Ku-Klux message occupied the entire morn
ing hour, and without disposing of the re-
port, an adjournment was ordered until to-
morrow.
The Senate, on the 29th, took up on
the morning hour Mr.. Anthony's resolution
to amend the order of business, so that any
bill on the South passed by the House of
Representatives may be considered at the
present session. After debate, the subject
went over without action, by the expiration
of the morning hour, and the San Domingo
discussion was resumed. Schurz resumed
the floor and made long speech, severely
criticising the actions Of the President and
defending Sumner. He was replied to by
Senator Harlan, who attacked Schurz, Sum
ner and the Democratic party in an equally
bitter manner. After the conclusion of his
address, Harlan made motion to lay Sum-
ner's resolutions on the table, which, amid
great confusion, was carried-yeas, 80 nays,
16. The only Republicans voting in the
negative were Messrs. Patterson, Robertson,
SchurZ, and Sumner resolu-
ton instructing the Judiciary Committee to
report bill to repress disorder in the South,
was taken up, and the Senate then, at 4:40,
adjourned
The House resumed the consideration of
the bill reported from the Select Committee
The measure was debated at length, the
principal speeches being made by Morgan
following standing committees: On Ac-
counts-Messrs. Bufinton, Sawyer, Harris,
of Mississippi; Archer and Lewis. On
Printing-Messrs. Beatty, Elliott, Roberts
and Price.-The House then, at 4 o'clock,
adjourned
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-04-07
Diseases Spread by Milk.

A new paper has just been started in
London called the MGR Journal. The
first number contains lengthy article
milk, and presents number of sur
prising and startling facts. In 1857 a
fever of a typhoid type broke out In
Penrith, England, confined almost en-
tirely to families supplied by certain
milkman. DIR. M. Taylor investigated
the matter, and found the milkman's
family was the first in which the fever
occurred; that the mother, who was
the nurse, MIXED the COWS that the
milk was taken into the room where the
sick children lay, to be measured out
for distribution among the customers.
Fourteen families were supplied, and OF
these, seven, living at considerable dis
tances from each other, were taken
down with the fever. Other cases are
narrated where scarlatina and smallpox
were communicated in a similar way
In the case of scarlatina showing itself
where the patients were certain there
had been no exposure, the physician
DR.. Bell, made out list of the cases,
then went to the dairy-woman who sup
piled them with milk, and asked for a
list of her customers; and the two lists
correspondent exactly, except in one in
stance. There were twenty-six cases of
scarlatina, twenty-five of whom were
supplied with milk from one dairy,
whose proprietor had had scarlatina in
his family. In July, 1870, Ellington was
visited by strange outbreak of typhoid
fever-not case having occurred in the
village before for fifteen years Now, in
a radius of a quarter of mile, two
hundred and sixty-eight cases occurred.
On examination it turned out that two
hundred and forty-two of these were
supplied from the same dairy. The
dairy had an underground tank on the
premises, and the supposition is, that
enough of foul water threrefrom re-
manned in the utensils in which milk
was conveyed to the customers to poison
the milk. The idea that the milk could
have been Intentionally diluted with
water was, of course, dismissed as un-
tenable.
The lesson to be drawn from these
facts is obvious.