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takes Of fact are made which no one
regrets more or is more ready to correct
than the editor himself. II, however
III is the acknowledged right ofanJ sg'
erieved individual to shoot him before
breakfast the next morning, the editor
has but little chance to preserve o
peaceful and law abiding life, or for the
practice ofthe rule OF doing unto Others
as We would that they under similar clr'
cumstauces should do unto us."
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OSn Of our Charleston letters this
morning calls the attention OF those IN
ter.sted TO the bill now being consid-
cred in the legislature for the regula-
ton OF freigh. and passenger rates on
the several railroads in the State In
formation is desired in relation to the
probable effect OF the bill, a synopsls OF
whose provisions is presented, from
those who arc hest qualified 10 judge
in relation to toe matter. We Will be
very glad TO hear opinions OF shippers
and others, and freely offer our col
umns for the discussion OF the question
involved.
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LIST or LETTERS.

REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
Is FoStCfice 81 Wheeling, Saturday, Nov
lsi, 1871.
Te Cb;ain any OF the following, the appt-
cant viii please call Tor advertised letters,
giving date Of this liT:
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Tina Constitutional Convention IN
Pennsylvania has concluded its lsbors
and the new Constitution is to be sub
mitted to the people at a special cleo
ton to be held on the third Tuesday,
N6tb) of December. The Convention
. to re.assemble on Wednesday OF the
week after the election FOR the purpose
Of examining the returns and transact
ny such other business as may be
deemed proper. If the Constitution
should be rejected, the Convention will
thus have 80 opportunity Of making
another. The Convention ba9 already
cost about s5QOG90 ard there is some
prospect Of the rejection Of is work.
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Sugars.
n.y. BBLs. STANDARU EXTRA c B & A
I'D 3 Crushed, row'rd and GRADUATED,
50 Franklin Extra {.
80 Jersey city q,
so Livingston,
New Orleans in hhds. or bbls.,
For sale by
TINGLE & ISHAM.
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Wg give place this morning to let
je. from Rev. j. II. McMECHEN, ofthis
civ, in relation to the reciprocal rights
and 3uits Of lie press and the public
Il viii he readily conceded hy news'
p.per men everywhere that they have
40 tight to do wrong, and thst they
expect 10 immunity from the legiimats
Consequences ot q wrongful publication,
md this, sswe uudec1tani it, i8 the
gi4l Of the argument uro1 The other
s.de' which our cofrtsPo ndent sdmon>
shes ne to hear. For ourselves and
we believe we speak also the sentiments
OF Yearly all journalists, we say frankly
tina. we desire to do justice TO all mcn.
We know how difficult OF Observance
j. he Golden rule qpoted ty Mr. Nc
srgcurx. and believe. Incredible a. 1t
may seen 10 Others, thai tie Ucwspa'
pc~s Of the con-,ry DO, - = eeaeral
thing. obey ,b"' ~"'e more 'r'4oen''y
,a3 wisb more "~rI'u' c"cnm5pecnon
nan 10 tie common practice "moog
'a'iyi3ual Citizens. H.h'o1F a'' ue'
iamat;on and abuse are ~ 10 means
the peculiar ycyogative OF the press nor
% ;aey conS'';''' zee '"'.' % 40 VI
tendrc. In rewsp'irr oen"0c'"''onS
It j. only the Truth 'hA' h0fI',
And this leads ~ - r'' '"s "'''o. u.
an o. Tie GHo!'H "s"'' " '"' "''.
'no"n act that unjust "cc'Is".i.17 W"
i*I'' char''' Pn'ns"'' y "
"6""gap'r against" ci'I'n never CO
;nN citizen a2Y harm. h''f f''eIce
.ea' once c1rrierso''" ry r"N"C >enu-
.nen'. and tie individual c"n very well
1hord to leave hi7 T'"d'c''"o N Inc
hands OF those VINO k2o" ne h"S oesn
naiisncd. But when t"e trnIh ~ pso>
':sh'dit admits OF no reply a"d 1t Is
only woen the press ""e'S NE "u'"
aha, its voice is te'rlh'e to WOE HoSrs
Editorial con7tesy &c an eH'e'''n'
;hlng and prevails 10 G greater extent
thHs editors generally receive c'edi:ioF'
~. that editors who ia'!sto speak o"'
p,a.n'y and in unm'si"@ac!e tones "hen
5; becomes his Gn'Y to 20 ePeaS' "oa'a
ieaerV;ng'y recl:'c ~ condemnation
Of even IL" mos: pin eHd proper aa-
yoca,eo Of "courtcay,
We may he told that among the
'ri-ll and responsibilities We incur IN
.el,;"g the truth is that Of being Vio'
,.a,ly assaulted uH5n the stree! or MUIR
.isrei by some person whom We have
offended, and that for these things we
have no tight to complain; they are
,,aIy what we ought to expect and for
which we should hold ourselves cortin-
ually prepared. From THE brutal idea
We totally djssent. The law has gwen
20 every man o remedy for any wrong
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Teas

An HAIF CHESTS oJLoNG, COED TO
~ choice,
- half chests SnuchOng, good TO choice.
20 japan
"IOYUSE' GUNPOwDER.
cNhal' chests prime 10 choice
3 " common.
"PING SCEY" GUNPowDER.
- matted boxes good to choice,
20 extra fine,
10 half chests common 10 prime.
YOUNG HYSON.
half chest choice.
We especially invite the attention OF the
trade to our large stock OF TEAS and To-
RACCOS, all new and fresh, bought at low
prices.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.
ne square-A inch space.

ne Squares inch space.
one time. ..........s 75 One month;......s . 90
Two times.......... % Three months. "a w
Sne week ......... 2 50 One yesr.""..-.- 20 10
One square changeable once week Wv
Special Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places -
ger cent additional.
Cuts will DO charged double for space &C.
CAPPED. - 1870
ent additional
local Notices Is cents per line--oe no
o.S nsttoe t0fH be hlSSted Jor Tess IMAM oNh
dvert!sements, except for establlshea
anssl houses, must be paid Tor In so'
All bills due on the first appearance OF
,hs advertisement.
bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. ,.r., "a
N cir legitimate business, and al soVet-
,js.-nents not connected with 10 viii be
CHARGED for at ourregular rates.
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nHRKIED.

YAuRLING-STAIE the residence
o. ne brides parents, Thursday evening
October Snth, 1875, by Rev. =. Ii. Barnitz
AUGUST IAHRLTS0 and MARr A. SIALKY
al OF this cIty,
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LETTER FROM CHARLEsTOH.

rbe LssfsIature Working Hard
The Characteristics at their old
Game-Tho Reassessment or Prop
crty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-16

The Peruvian Syrup, q Protected Solution Of
the Protoliae ofIron is 10 combined as 80 have
the character Of an aliment, as easily digestod
and assiuiilated sitb the blood as the simplest
food II increases The quantity Of Nsture's
Own yitauzug Agent, Iron, iu the blood, aad
cures Thousand us" simply by toning up, in
MIGRATING aud ut,li1ng the aystsm. Tho on-
rehei and vtalizod blood porneAtcs every part
Of the body, repairing damages aud wasto
searching ont morbid seeroaous and leaving
nothing for disease to feed upon
This the secret Of the wonderful success Of
this remedy IN curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diaubu,, Boils, Ner
vous Affections Chlls aud Feyers, Humors, Los
Of Constitutional ylgor, Dveases Of The Kidney
aud Bladder, Female Complaints, and all die
eases originating in a bad state Of the blood,
accompanied BY debility or a low state Of the
system. Being free from Alcohol IN any form,
it's energizng effects are not followed by CORES.
ponding reaction, but are permanent. infusinR
strength yigor aud new life into all parts OF the
system aud building up an Iron Constitution.
Thousands have been changed by the use OF
this remedy from weak siekly, suffering croa
lures to strong, healthy and happy men and
women, aud luyalids cannot reasonably hesitate
to give it trial
See that each bottle has PERUVIAN sYRUl
blown in the glass.
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East ARLINGTON,
MANUFACTURER oT

FINE DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Wishes 20 call the attention Of the public h. the
fact that he has on hand fire stock Of
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH CnEYtoT SHIFTING
which wiil be made up to or1er in the finest
styles, cut 10 measure and warranted to fit Al
70. Fine Dress shirts msde from the very best
grades Of Mnshu. Every Gentleman will be
warranted good 1T, by sending the following
measurement IN inches: Size OF collar worn size
round tue chest, wsist aud wrist distance from
center Of shoulders along the arm to the khuckle
Of the wrist, Mention the number Of piaits in
bosom and style Of Cuffs also mention whether
bosOms are to have studs or spirals. The trade
furnished with ii e dress aud business shsrts
az short notice.
Esst Arlingto , Vt, July 10Th, 1872 Y yl0x
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
VIM. WILLIAMS
would respectfully inform the public that be s
Not Wound Up
yet, bu, il prepared to get up
ALI KINDS OF HARNESSES.
ia the cry best style.
We are usuR The beet u Oak stock, also, leather
o. our Manufacture,
Made iu The "old fashioned way
With On er tBirty years experience IN the man
ufactrr9 Of Leather We claim an advantage,
We manufacture our awB collars which are far
superior 20 tbo-e usually furnished,
The best Of b. A. Sole Leather Meats Foot OIL,
Fiasterine Hair. kc., constantly on hand.
Custom skins tanned ar usual.
Dorset. Juue /, 1871 34ly2lOx
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TAKE A CERTIFICATE
IN THE
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION,
OF
BRATTEBoRo, VERMONT,
OFFICE IN TOWN HALL,l
AND
p ROT ECT YOUR FAM i Y.
The Expense Is Les. ihan One-third the Cost
Ia an Old t"ckplan Company.
DIVISION NO, 4,
For persons aged 60 To- 40, ADMISSION, So 90
ANNUAL DUE ~ 90 ASSESSMENTS 81 10
For each death. Present number, 260.
Agvz 600 80. m&issf3N so 90
ANNUAL DUB % 90 ASSESSMENTS 81 10
For each death Number about 1000
DIVISION f.
Ages 80 to co. ADMISSION $40 90
ANNUAL DUE IS 90 ASSESSMENT 81 10
For each deAth Number about 1000
Apply to II X. FOWLER, at Manchester, and at
Arlington, to H. s. HAaD
In case Of the death of any member Of the as
sociatlen his heirs ur assignees will receive a.
many dollars as there are members IN his di.
yiri0n
Brattleboro, Vt, May 10Th, 1871. I3lyl52
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DESTIsTRYi

Ear taAa-f asg ha f8 81 al tmrs
Al 49, "a isfssass Eek. rsFaHts ta a.
a. Rluas q
DENTAE WoEK
4a the ls6ft msnuer. sa4 Al ErIae Fssaes-
EMpvte SD partial erta u tsash uk4n At
slayt aa9aas au3 asfraltt3 o. q 30 a. isfnetIah
Iffaeatsr attrataa Na 81 alllE aa3 pre-
sfrriur teeth
Ne fu#ra 4pa ether administered un8rr
tae g Fcstisa y pne8a ag phys.eAu wAsa De-
stfatsf
J uaEe ace g tke Atasi improvements ig the
deHtal AL sd EaAfkulst good usrE iu 80 1ases.
Eia p nshsr su8 taa.h Faa8fls e. Superior
ega .tg assyH eu hAu8-
GRO. n SWIFT
Msasscstsf. Yt SEPT o. .s1A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-16

RY A NEW METH0DOF LIFE
- ASSURANCE, more favorable results than
any hitherto experienced may be enjoyed by
persons possessed Of constitutional longevity,
who keep their policies ia force until the middle
or latter part Of their lives These results are
obtained By q novel application Of The Tontiue
.- - 800 u4sttiBaugn OF aiyidends, and by
allowing the assured to sell bis policy to the
Company only after st ted periods,
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DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS.

No PERSON CAN TAKE THESE BtrTERs according
to directions and remain long unwel provided
their bones are lot destroyed by mineral poison
or other means, aud the vital organs wasted be
yond the point o. repair.
DYSPEPSIA on INDIGEsroSl Headache, pain in
the shoulders, Coughs, Tightness Of the Chest,
Dizziness, Sour Eructati rs Of the Stomach, Bad
Taste IN the mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitatiou
Of the Heart, IBhamatl0n Of the Lnng-, PAIN in
the region OF the Kidneys, and a hundred other
painful symptoms are the ofsprings Of Dyspep-
ria. Ia these complaints it has NJ equ4l. and one
bottle will prove a better guarantee Of its value
than lengthy advertisement.
FuR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, IN young or old mar
rid OF single, as the dawn Of womanhOod, or the
turn OF life these Tonic Bitter- display so decid-
I'd an Influence that a marked Improvement II
soon perceptible.
FoR INFiAMAuoN AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
and GOut, BIii,us rrmitteut aud Intermittent
Feyers, Diseases The Blu d, Liver Kidneys and
Bladder, hese Buffers have no eqnal Such Dis
eases are caused by NitIated Blood which gen
orally produce by arrangement Of the digestve
organs.
THEY ARE GENTLE PuHaATIyH As WELL As A
Toxic, possess also the peculial merit Of acting
as powerful agent in relieving congestion or in
iiamarion Of the liver and yisceual organs and in
bilious iscastE.
FoR SKIS DISEASES Erup ions, letter, salt
rheume, blotches spots, pimpler pustuees, hoii-
carbuncle-, ring yorm-, scald head, sore eyes
Z yoip"la-, itch. seurls Dscolera ions Of the
skin, humo.s. AID dlseasos Of the skin. Of what
ever name or nature, are literally dug up aud
carried out Of the system 10 a very short time by
the use Of these btiers.
GnATEFUL IH0UsASDs proclaim NfSE0hE BIT
TEEs the most wonderful Iuvig0tant that ever
sustained the riugpg system.
J. WALKER, T. gp'E X. MCDONALD 4 CO,
Druggiss and Gatral Ageur, San Francisco,
Cal, aud corner O. Washington aud Charlton
strei T. New York p
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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|. d. COY.
VILLAGE BOOK STORE.
sEsEMINABY AVENUE, MANCHESTER. 80
Constantly Ga hand general assortment o.
MIsEEI LANEUus 4 SCHOOL BOOKS,
PUBLICATIONS OF THE BIBLE AND
TRACT SOCIETIES..
BLANK BOOKS.
STATIONARY,
Pms, INK.
PENCILS.
ENVELOPES,
and ali articles 10 tbls branch u trade. Also
Az AssoRTsENT or IEwELRY.
sl-I
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TIE NEW

TONTlNE SAYINGS FUND POLICY
is based on the above condition, aud presents
the following DISTINGUISHING FEATURES,
which are illustrated by calculation Of probable
results on Policy Of Ten Thousand Dollars, al
ORDINARY LIFE RATES, age 81 annual pre-
MUM $751; 70.
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4 YER'S HAIR V1GOR,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
10 IT'S NATURAL VITALITY AND c0LoR

10 rs NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR
Advancing yeafs, sickness care, dsappont.
meut, and beiedl airy predispo-ition, an run tie
talr gray - her Of them dHpGrps u "a tall on
premaiuroly and either onarf IN unsightly and
unplea-ant 70 behold On. AYEgH cunruu,mate
ri has produced AZ euiilgte tor those for
matt ., which has won gratitude Tor him from
mhiutudes Of women aud men HIS HAIR YIapH
sometimes produc lost tairt aud always re-
stores to faded aud gray hair it, natural colur
with the gloss and freshness 0f You b. lie oum.
parauYely few bald aud gray heads, that We now
see are those sho hayf not yft discovered he
virtues o. AYfRs HAIR VIaoR for reuesing the
har. The fresh aud Suuhin hair We seo on
lder htads Is often tho product ~ HE art II
'uu are dIs0RHied, or made old, anstere aud ugly
by grair har restore its yuuthful color and with
it Your i'a'ures To their Original sJfiueas aud
'Rreeable expression,
Al an elegant dressing for identifying tho
llatr IL has NO suppeuor.
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PREPARED By
A YEE'S SARsAPARGLLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

a medicine that eares IL q real pablle bIsssIgg
AYtHH rAhsAFAHiLlA mskrS positive cure Ell
series ~ complaints wbieh are nlwavs am cling
AMI 90 often fatal y parties tie li30a pufgsa
on tGr lurking bumgfs tu tbs rYstsm sbifh
undermine health aad settte iui iraubissatna
aisHf defs Efupuons - he skiG ace ths ppear.
shee ~ ihe sHtiaea - bnAagfs that should b. ~.
PEELED fram ua h4Dsd internal dstagaf..eyt.
afs TIE dftermiastigg u three s4me ban.sfs h.
so@e iuteEaai ofgAat ~ tfgana sElse arf laH
tAty atThnBs Auo ahrzt sBb-tsDfH tbHy dlsyaas
aud destroy Arms hAHaARAhiltA sNprls tAssa
bum'fs ffaW The ba9od Hbrn ties gfa gone
ile dls9FAefs tHrF produce ai-ApesaF, saeA a.
L@fai1Hs u - Lfrff tsWast hldsssg Laaas
kUIk.saS md ArIkIes Dsssgsts N Hs fEM ~
1hta9ng's Ire i.1se ~ Frye psas FiWpss Pus-
hAss boseaes hD0s Jafsass Istsr, ai,a st4
hheHa Sud HsaA h4egDaasa. LksFs 0g.d
hass. hta4aslfisas Ar7F08iq P4a a. ~ Bgaes
hs5f ah1 Hsad teHa.e Hslk4+ss AsfH5fg k-4
e9ntNa o4isng yflg taasg4at HeFeaf3ga g.s4 afsga
~ dista'f b1afsy bgsbFbsW kH.aaa'sea and
GrHfF@f bs1i@y @HA tAef atpagtaIs AeaitA
fesufuss
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The-e estimste- are derived fram careful
digest d past experience, aud are endorsed by
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Consulting Aetusry
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oi...-..-..-.... ....... ......-.... u73 SO
rge-e estimate. ars derived fraus careful
Persons iutetd'ng TO assure their lives VIII
Mao viii can, u...oa.es,. eiy.r- fan rs,t.su.
ar o. nc rules 81 NE company "i'h regard I'
,.,8.,, t.I3s. ~ r,,s. asa other ,,,.r,s,,og
-..,t., r..,t.. ,.t...s.,t ~. .,,.f..tf,, ts a..
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EiIdneY q Mlnddcr ComrInInt..

FEsmtr. Miss JaF b. 1886
JOS. HaEw1F - lHFt bod NFHha 1uaaF Ia tlr Bsafss
sHd blFsif All fa Iafars fsd lAtra lisp 1Fitn
3 tfei every iafHy Nat Far8HuHtncad tH uatliHF
hslFs8 na. Ha yB5f FrtHefHt end thought u1nidiry
q bot bad ata iH @, baae Bod tsaffrt ~ tselgs
gaafB taf els bgtIgf II t.s IeaesHts sUd ben Il
lstssgs Pile aud te1 Bottles ~ yaf Hesds Relief aHa
thrfa Hat fg1 q tJuaF if ts1 " isIt SD si
bftter salfsf5 sd Happaf =4 hafs f. tsffe ygaa.
The Hf.t taar rs The lsit tds q Die tJvflf
she FtHa write tHg 70 sos ~ TIE tsFft g siieft,
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!.
DIR. RADWAY'S

UTtONH IND TTIE EIIW TIDUD-IN-
CREASE or FLESH AND WEIGHT-rLEAR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION BIZ
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Et feE at u4H WEB FHS
aF soc #H euw waas may tafu
, 1873-12-31
THE CITY HALL.

The Tax-Colloctor for the Town of South
Chicago reports that taxes arc coming In very
slowly, most Of tho payments being made by the
smaller property-ownors.
Tho runor that Mr. Hayes, the City Comp
troller. has resigned or intends to resign ia om-
phatlcally denied by Mayor Colvin, who mani-
foHta considerable temper IN tho nattor. To q
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday afternoon he aaid |:
!" I am very nluuh annoyed about this story.
Nothing has ever occurred in my administration
which Aaa annoyed me no much. The report that
Dir. Hayes has resigned, or intends to resign, IL
q d--d Ito, and you may aay In THH TRIBUNE
that I used just these worls."
It will bo good news to tho members Of the
Police mud Fire Departments that tho City
Treasurer has obtained money enough to pay
them of in full to-day. For tho Police Depart
n,out tue sum Of I'll ,6l4.77 is required, and for
the Fire Department, S25, ,5002a, making q total
e:rculatlon to-day by tho City Treasurer. hlr.
O'1lara yesterday borrowed from yarions city
banks $500, 900 III cash, Of whtuh st1b0,O00 was
handed over yesterday, aud the remainder will
be Forthcoming to-day.
Mayor Colvin declares tllat ho IL bosot with
three separate Irish "ringH," eauh urging tho
oains of ta own candidate for thu Office Ut Com
tt,ruo candidates IRE Conley, CallAg!an, aud
Driscolt, Tho strongest pressure ls III bohalf OF
Conley, whom tho Mayor likes and respects e1-
ceedingly ~ u friond md q ottixen, but OF whom
ho does not hoaitato to Say, ~ ho tlld yohtorday
to q TnluusE reporter, that Phil hasn't .
ho Il baoked amost wholly by residents Of. the
North and West Dlyisione Whareas the people of
the South Division should make tue CHOICE" It
IL evident his Homer dasa not regard With
, 1873-12-31

The annual business meeting Of the BAPTIST
Church WAS held Monday evening, and the fol-
lowing ohicera wore eleotod: Trusteos-O. +.
Groy. Chnirman @. Z. Browne, Andrew slu-
man, Z. Il. Paul, J. J. Foster, II. 8. King, and
John Goebil. AfossrB. II. q. Ttilinghast, G. T.
Grey, aud Z. 8. King, we're appointed On tho
Building Committee.
At the meeting Of the Eclectic Club, Monday
evening, Nngont's comic opera, ''High Life"
was presented, to the. deloctation Of tho whole
audience, by company Of amateur members Of
the Club.
It is expected that the pleasant custom OF
making Now Years callB will be generally OBJ
served by the gentlemen of Evanston, and the
Indies are making preparations to receive !"
them,
, 1873-12-31
fayor any Of these whom ho oallB tho 'tIriaE,
ring" ca1ltlhlaten,

rlng" candidates.
Tho Special Committee appointed by tho Con,-
MOI. Council to Investigate tho subject Of tho
city'a scayongor work hold a nooting yesterday
afternoon. AID. Warren, Cni1nrlon, Moore, mud
Foley woro prcaont, and Health Onicor Hold mp
poareti before tho Colnniittoo TO afford neoepHRry
Information. 1Io stntod tlint tllo garbage col
looted til tho city was cartod to tho Town Of
Aid. Warrior said tnat about 550 loads Of garbage
were dumped 1ionr the cor.or Of Twolftl1 Htroot
and Woatorn avunlto. DR.. Hold promised to look
into the nInttor, and report at n future neeting
Of tho Committoo. It Ii Btatcd that n prominent
n,on,bor Of tl,fa Committee lins troct poraonnl
intorest In oirootinH tho forfeiture OF tue con,
tract hold by Mr., Downio, WHO, It III saii, will
make astidayit tint lto knowa for facs TINT tho
AldolmRn III question has been offered $500 to
bring nbout tl,iH res,tlt. for tho benotlt, it Is
charged, OF certain unsuccessful biddcra for tho
work.
tho report Of DR.. Millor, Sanitary superin-
tontont, for tho wook ending Dec. 27, submitted
to tho Doar1 Of uoaltl, yoatordny, showed tint
142 doaslls occurred during TINT timo Of which
but . were from smallpox 8 less than iast
ovor last wook, but n tlecraaHo Of 90 from lilo
corresponding week. III 1872. Twenty-oue bouHoH
Infected by smallpox wero reportcd-an ILL
croaso Ut oyc" '"ce]s. Tho ratio OF NOR
tallty fr""' MI ausos WA ono doath In 2,5s0
H5e Ma"1 'nta s. "east one saa in oGsoo sS7s @s
tho plactl.., presa.oAt nj various Hlaugltor-
houses, III butohering cows tint nre heavy with
calf nlany Of tlem bong 80 poor in flesh that
1t Is evident tho; arc nut tit for bcof He
recommends that the Common Council pasa an
ordinance to prohibit this disgusting practice.
Alluslon Ia also mudo to tho fact Tint tho only
vegetables Issued to tho poor by tho County
Agent arc beans, rice. md honiny aud Dr.
Miller suggests Tint the Board insist TINT tho
County Commissioners ortlof tho issuance Of
suoh . proportion Of vegetables Us will proRoryo
plentifully issued. Tho subject Of slaughsering
COWS WAS leferrcd to tile Ordinance Committee,
mud DR.. Miller was empowered to act according
to l1iB Judgment III tic matter Of vegetables Tor
the county poor.