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TIE CHICAGO DAILY rRBuNr THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4,

Mr. Juason sntd ho would only eay
fow worls in roply TO tho diiferont
charges made against him. About Horfman's
charge that 1o wna an oftce~Bockcr, ho would nay
that ho world novor ngain during his lifo DO i
candidate for office. Il hn meant to DO oandt-
date ho would not have writson that letter againat
tho Joguitg. Ho knew what ho did whom he
wroto that letter, and WAS aware that u would
kill him politically. ,Hc advocated that tho
priests and fanatics bo annihi1ated
at tho sarao time. hir. Jusaon wns frequently
interrupted during tho delivery OF those romarka,
and IL waB with great difficulty that ho could
make himself understood. 1t ono time fight
Boomod imminent.
MT, Roaoutlal said ho was Borry that 80 much
time had boon CONSUMED tn tho consideration
OF s,,oh 1ttlo motion. He hoped they would
como to a conclusion.
Mr. bficlloalls was going to mako some TO-
marks, but tlero euaued much confusion, and,
a.nid crios Of "quosAon," tho speaker had to
aubBido.
Mr. Wobor said ho was in favor OF Hesing'a
motion. and hopod It would bo adopted. Tho
Americans woro their onamloa, and tho Irish
thor friends. ue lyod In 4 ward tho Eighth,
whore only Irish aud low Germana lived, and for
tbom ho was Bpoaking.
4 vote was thon takcn On Mr. Jusson's roBo-
luton, which was lost, only about twelvo porsona
Nfr. Hosing's resolution WAS then adopted by
m almost Unanimous vote, only llr. JuHsen
and Mr Miohaolis voting against 1t.
On motion Of Mr. RoBontha1. It waa resolved
that tho German-Amerioan Central Commfttoo
| hold another mooting next Wednesday evening.
| Tho meeting thon adjourned.
, 1873-09-04
KANSAS.
The State University--Lcttor from G ov.
Osborn to tho President Concerning
tho 0anRe Land Controversy.

Tho State univorsity--Lcttor from GOV.
Osborn to tho President Concerning;
tho 0snRe Lind Controversy.
Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Bops. 3.-The prido Of Kauaas
educationally is the State University, located in
this city. It opened for the collogiate year to-
day, with an attendance OF 800 students. tho
largest number tho school has over had. Tic
building is tho largest and finest educational
building in tho West and the corps Of teachers
will compare favorably With those Of frst-olass
Easto1n colleges.
A generous rain, tho fret In several weeks,
Special Dispa.ch ia The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Sept 8.-Tho Interior Depart
mont ia advised that the settlers in Southwestern
Kansas, upon the Osago oedod lands, will make
no further hontile demonstration against tho
railroads, but will abide tho docaion Of tho
United States Supreme Court relative to tho va
lidlty Of their titloB.
ITo ths Il s.oofattd Press.]
TopEKA, Kan, Sept. 9.-The Commonwealth
tomorrow will contain letter from GOV. 0s-
horn to President Grant, concerning tho 0sago
land controversy In this Stnte. The Governor
takes strong grounds In favor of tho settlers
and against tho raroad companies and urges
tho President to take or order auoh action
at Washington, as vol aB bring the matter bo-
foro tho Courts for speedy and decisive adjudca-
tion. Ths plan commended is that tho Depart.
Ment OF Justice bring auit to test the right at
the railroad companies to the landB, as tho set-
tlors cannot, on account Of tho embarrassing
legal situation, bring auch suit for themselves.
4 party Of 220 Indiana and Illinois farmera ar-
riyed hero tonight, on their way to the ArkRusaA
Valley, whore they propoAo to locato.
, 1873-09-04
Illinois River md Canal News

SEsciGt Dispatch to Inc LhtcTF0 1Ttbilfe4
LA EALLE ILL.,, Sept. 3.-Thc steamer Lancaster ar
rived this afern n towing tho canelboats Metropolis
from Chilncothe, and tho Sunbeam, from Hennop!n,
tic Shamrock, Light, from Peoria 70 Monnopn. Tha
steamer Carter also towed tho Jack Robinson, light,
f5S feo n to Il % 19 9o, Sn,n
parsed tlia evening towing Tho eanai.boaia
Ss SarSn With 1A uss1 for Tor onieeih ifes aaa
Proseas wh fer nen5 @ te eea sanoata
Boata drawing foot inches still pass between tha
tho mitcr-sill Of Lock is. ',,''
Tho following ia the stage Of water reported hclow
poorla feet on kickapoo fcot III Curoraa Creek:
Crock.
oAN44 OFFICE f. Gn1oAoo, gspt l s-.AnntvEnJ
tons coal omaha, seneea, 5,700 bu corn $3.50 lbs
aeed North America, soncca, 6,ooo hu corn Maple
Leaf, nirds Bcdge o.ooo ba corn Grace at!Hwold,
Gold Hunter, aIorris QUO bu corn; Nautilus LaSale,
1000 bu corn sligo, Willow Springs, IS tons Ice
Rs g. Ss 9 g a.ass {s nssn;s % l
Rtono; Mayaower, Lemolt, 80 yds stone Martin Ea.
gan, Le,nont, IS yds stone sesene lsnion., u sds
T., Lenlon:, 40 yds stone Dirigo Lornont, IS yls
atono; Traveller, Lcmont, % yds stone: Augusta,
forsnse osar Ieo y ya
man, Lenont. SO yds stone Oak Leaf Lenaont 60 yda
stone.
cLEAnED-south Shore, willow Springs Galena,
Willow Springs ". A. s!col. Inmout General Mc-
pherson, Lenlont; phnnix, Iorkport 49, 494 It lnm-
bcr; John Carter, 1.asslle asuera iosecrans, East
Morris; 1ron-olad, Morris, 81, Gil It lumber.
e9rs ssn an'cr Psees, Il sSs!
III corn, COO bu ryo 4ooo ibs soed; Georgia. Seneca,
c1EAaED-T. 1sybarn Nsrao'llcs, 1880 It. lumber,
m ath. 20 III ehinglea Chicago Belle, 10 brls aalt
H - s sa 1o oag eo; s2 lbs %
, 1873-09-04


Meeting OF thc Royal Comm ission To-
Dny--lkofusni of huntington TO ProH-
ocuto or to Appear ~ Witness
opinion Of Goldsvln Smith in 1sela-
tion Thereto.
Special Dispatoh to 1aa Chicago Tribune.
OrrAwA. Ont. Bept. a.-Roprosentatiyes Of all
,oo;,no C,,,d;o, t,,~n.,o " .-rf,,;,r ~ ho
4oaunns oAuaulAn .uuua's w All'!ae' w
pfosohs o. tho mVeas'gat!on oo1ore tho noga'
Commission tomorrow. It Is intimated In Min
isterial quarters that Parliament will DO called
together in November. The Journals and ees-
.,ora1 v,ono~s o-o ho,1, oon,o,ato5 Nr,oh ,,tor.
1loha1 psposs Ho p'lns eo1npie'ua. u,. mucu 1u.ot
est contrea IN the meeting OF tho oomniaaion-
ere, but tho fact that Huntington hne positively
declined to prosecute, md firmly refused to
appoar as q witness. although s;1bppnaed to
as 80, leads to Tho conyiction that tho
vhole affair will provo little loss than farce.
The whole nuInber OF gubpocpas served in Nom
treal was si1, and included Sir Hugh Allan and
Andrew Allan,
TonoNTo. Sent. 8.-The 190 regietered lettora
stolen from tho city Post- oillce some weeks ago,
hova hmm raoovorad hanv fnun1 nhouk tWn
, 1873-09-04
THE $500 cOUNTERFElTS.
Several Moro OF tho HoEus BILLS Dc-
tocted - Tho Countcr1cltcFks Old

Dodge.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON Sept. 3.-Tho Treasury Depart
mont ia informed Of attompts that have boen
made in different sections Of tho country to pass
some Of the recently-dotected counterfeit
$500 legal tondor notes, among tho num-
bor being ono instance In Dos MoineB, II.
For tho information Of the public It may DO
veil to state that tho description OF differences
between tho genuine and counterfeit notos
OF this denomination will not like
ly prove to DO such clinchor on
tho fraud as might DO expected. The curvos
and angles in the engraving Of tho counterfeit
uaay DO easily made to exactly rosomblo tho gem
uine, and tho Buperiluous lines can DO FURNISHED
out or where necessary new lines cnn DO supplied
by fow cuts with tho sravor. By
Is found thast in tho instances mentioned
in tho description mado by tho Govern
ment ongrayer, tho oouutorfeiter has loft
room for darkening or tightening tho lines,
which are spoken Of as too heeyy or too light,
which Ia vol known as IN old trick Of counter
feitors. Tho 1bre paper, about which the Gov
erumont has boaHtol 90 much, Ia admitted to
| have beon again succcssfully countorfoited In
this isauo Of spurious notes. Altogether, it ie
! ment uotos OF tho aboyo denomination
| will have to be suppressed. Changes
| to correspond with tho description Of tho gonu-
Inc notes hnyo probably. already boon mado by
the countorfcitor. and the probability is TINT
| counterfeit notos US good as tho genuine will
soou be On tho market it being one Of their old
| cBt iodgos to Hood the money market with cor
rected notes as soon as possible after the state
! mont Of differences between the genuine aud
| counterfeit.
| ITO the Associated Press.]
| New YoRR, Sept. 3.-Up to noon to-dhy ten oi
the oountorfeit $500 notes had beon received ai
, 1873-09-04
THE GERMANS.

The German-American Central Committee,
consisting OF delegatos from each Ward, and all
the German societieH in this city, met yesterday
evening In Bismarck Hall, corner Of Wells and
Washington Btreete, for tho purpose Of making
arrangements for q grand maaR meeting Of all
thoso opposed to temperance laws, and to or
ganizo for Tho fall campaign.
llz. Adolph soAoeninger the President Of tho
Committee, called tho meeting to order, and
said that It gayo him pleasure to announce that
their movement lad lately gained I'M
monaoly, aud that they would hayo
all tho liberal men Of other nationhlitos as allieB
It Was tho general feeling to throw the old DOM
oeratlo and Republican partios overheard, and
organizo now party, wlloA would bo In fayor
Of personal liberty. ; 4 meeting had boon hold
last Sunday et wlioA wont was givon to theso
feelings, and committee appointed to join tho
German Central Committee, and thua united,
tako measures towards organizing for tho fall
campaign.
Mr.. Proebstipg moved that the Committee On
Agitation make q report,
h1r. Julius RoHonthal, Chairman Of the Agtsat-
Ing Oommlttoo, reportod that they bud AZ get
doue nothing, because no ono lad exprcHsod q
wish for auoh meeting, Tho Committee would
meot on Saturday evening noxt.
Mr. Richard MichaolB said lie had o1preHaod a
wish 10 tho Chairman Of the Committee that a
mooting 10 o'called.
bfr. Itosenthnls report waH adopted.
Mr. Edward Juaaon handed to tho Chairman
lat Of delogatca from tho 14adorkranz. con.
siBting Of tho following gentlemen; William
Loob, Otto A1utchleohner, @. Eidera, II. 8.
ohristoph, and u. Jusacn.;
| blr. Ii. Thiom objected to th8 admission Of
| fhpga 1Aman In n tnntnhHF nf fHO
, 1873-09-04
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

Awarding OF Contracts for Work on
tho Now Stnto- -1R0nsc..fmp0Ttnnt Ac.
tlon OF the Honrtl OF Equalization
in IZcIntion to t1lo ASscssmout Of 1n-
corporntcd Companies.
Special Dispa.ch to 1hs Chicago Tribune
BpnrNor1Eln, ILL.,, Sept. 9.-Tlo stato-uouHe
Commissioners made awards Of contracts for
work to bo tlono on tho now Bsato-House, to-
day, as follows: Smith Il Eastman, of Chicago,
ornamental plastoring complete, $4,000 plain
plastoring, 40 conts por yard: aggregate,
$685. Thore woro nino bids, ranging
upward to Sls5.o00. F. A. Drew, st. Louis,
marblo-work complo, e112000. Three bids ad-
ditiona1, ranging up to $125,000. Hays Broth
ora, OF Now York, eky-light, 90, 500. Those par
tioa will havo their contracts confirmed II all tho
conditions aro complied with. This leaves to
complete tho building only the woodwork and
painting to bo dono. ind to do this, tho Commits
eioners will have $s0o,0oo loft.
In tho State Doard Of Equalization, tho fol-
lowing important reBolutions onorod by hlr.
Dor7ickson, Of Cook, woro passed..
WnEnEAs, It appears to this Hoard, from the aehcd-
plea furnts1od by tic Auditor that Cook County has
returned 80 600 Of land ess, asaesaod this year,
than m and has returned 600 less city lots than
WnanEAs, There aro complaints that tho City Of
i
| companies; bo 1t
Rtsotved That co1nrnitteo Of three bo appointed
from this Doara by tho Chairman, whose duty 1t
! shall be to Immediately proceed to tho City
| Of Chicago, and, Il possible, confer With thu
County Hoard and Clerk, and with a1l othez
| accessible SOURCES Of Information, mud OH
tain all tho facs bearing tho question, and TO take
such measures a. may 10 found necessary to obtain
from the incorporated companies tho Batumcut
turns required by Soc. 81 If tho State Revenue Inv
and report the sae to this Board at As early day NJ
| Rhnll bo practicable.
Resolped That said Conmitsao also be authorized te
take such action may be found necessary to obtain
the returns under Sec. u Of tho RoVenue Law from
| porat0nB in VIII md othcr counticB.
The Committee is composed Of hrr. Derrick
con, Of Cook A1r. MoMaaterB, Of Randolph
and Mr. Dewey, Of Will.
Tho Committee loft for Chicago at noon, will
an avowcd purpose to bring all the dodgers, a1
they tormcu them, to timo.
Liconae has been issued to tho Chicago Ziu'
aud Mining Company, capital sG5,0o0; Ameri
can Publishing Company, capital $50. 900; Whit
Star Transportation Company, capital S75, ,000.-
both Of Chicago /; tho Farlnora' Baving Asaocia
tion Of Piatt County. capital 81 0G0, 900, aud th
Avenue Artesian We'll Company, Of Ottawa
capital 800, 900.
In addition to tho list Of railroads sent las
night to which tho schedule Of rites for til
Toledo, Wabash Il Western will apply, Aro th
following: Ohio Il mississippi, Indianapolis
St. Louis, and St. Louis, Vandalia & Tor
| HAut0,
, 1873-09-04
CRICKET,

MEETING LAST EVENING"
Tho Chicago Cricket Club hold ameeting last
evening at the Clifton House. Tho attendance
waH not Us large as wasezpcotod, although thore
WAS not lacking enthusiasm. Several now namos
wore handed in as candidates for membership OF
tho Club, making pretty nearly seventy in all.
A committee OF throe Was appointed to confor
with tho officers Of the Daso Ball Club. aud ar
randge as to the uso Of thoIr grounds for prac-
tico. Arrangements are in progross for matoh
n Chicago with tho Racine College Club, also o
return match with the St. LouH Oluh. on their
way home from tho East. On motion 1t waa
resolved that oil porsonB who had siglidod their
intontion Of becoming membors Of tho olub who
should not have paid their initiation feea by
Saturday evening next, should not bc considered
members OF tho organization, uulesa elected In
accordance With tho constitution.
A vote Of thanks vas accorded TO the Gallo.
donian socioty for the uso Of their large tent on
the occasion Of the lato match, also to tho pro-
prietQra OF tho Sherman House for fayorB.
After tue transaction OF some minor busineBB.
tho meeting adjourned until Saturday next, ut
tho Sherman Houae, at o'clock.
, 1873-09-04

Special Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA AT TORONTO.
TORONTO, Sept. 8.-The international regatta
opened to-day on Toronto Bay. Weather and
water fair. Diaaatisfaation wae expressed at
tho general niamanagemont Of the sailing.
Tho first race waa for Arst-olass yachts
for tho Governor GoncrR1fa medal, and tho
champion flag Of Lake Ontario, With $500 ad-
ded. over q courao of about so milo8. Ten
yachts, ranging from sixty tons to ninety tons,
started, all Canadian competisors. Tho raco
was between Lady 8tanley and 1na, both
Of Toronto, tho latlor owned by
Col. Shaw, tho United states
Cousu]. Tho steamer Norseman, with passon-
gers, accompanied the yaohts. Indy Stanley
reachod the winning post 40 minutes before tho
Ina, but, owing to the Western bouy being lost.
1t Is probable that tho raee will DO declared of.
As there wera no entries for tho four-oarod
professional race, tho prize for which was $3.50,
that was scored of. Owing to variouh causes
tho rowing races did not begin till about =. H.,
and woro not Witnessed BY more tban 400 people.
In tho four-oarod raco for amateur clubs,
there wero two competitors. The prize was four
medals. presented by tho Governor-General,
four cups, aud O piece Of plato, total value,
$500. Tho race VAS won by tho Dominion
Club owing to the breaking Of tho rudder Of
tho Argonaut Clubs boat, which rendered 1t
unmnnageablc.
In the amatour doub1o-Houl1 race all tho COM
petitore wore Canadians. Distance, miles.
Prize, two cups, valued at S75. Won by r.
Lambo and Il. Lannbe, both eolored. It ia o1-
poctol tho racoa tomorrow will bo moro intor-
eBting.
, 1873-09-04
MARlNEx


Arrived, ,......,,,, Bent,
gchr Wessoheates, Muskegon, lumbor,
Hehr Pilot, Muskogon lumbar,
Hchr Pauline, Muskegon, lulnber.
Prop Fayor!to. Menontnee, a.,nlrioa,
large Ellen Wil!iamu, Monoudnos, lumber.
Barge Dronpon. MeAo1ninee lumber.
barge sonora, Monosnlnco, lumber,
Prop 0hina, NutTalo, nslndricu.
9cls. Topay, Muskegon, lumber.
9chr 4. Pluggsr, Holland, tanbark.
Achr Tfl. .Qulor, Holland. stayes.
6chr Violin, Holland, lumbar.
Rchr Kato Lyons, Muykegou, lumber.
achr z. II. 1llako M,labpKon. lul,er.
Behr Jonny Lind, Grand River, sabs.
Behr Truman Moss, MAntstcU, lumber.
Hchr laobert u. King McDartcr's Pier, wood.
schr Mystio, h1askeKon, lpnl,er.
achr Gipaay. hluskegoIlt lumber.
8thr Iaac1u, niuBkcgon, ls,lubcr.
achr J. UcaI, Jr., &Iuhfegon, lnnter.
eehg Arab, MusAs sgo1}, luinbes,
, 1873-09-04

beas corpus, eamo mp for argument, at tho cloBe
Of which Judge Gray gave doclslon disoharg-
Ing tho prisoner. Weat was acntsnced In 1866 to
four and half yoars in tho State Prison, but
was parloned et tho expiration Of two yeera, On
tho remaining part Of tho aontcnco. nocond
conviotion soon occurred, hut tho Supreme Court
decides that tho man Ia entitled to bo discharged.
, 1873-09-04

schr ithaca, Muakegon, lumber.
Bchr Two Brothers, Holland, wood.
Bohr O, Shaw Bouth uavon, tAn-barf.
Bchr Nina Bailey, Grand River, railroad aed*
Bchr Vermont White Lake, lnmhcr.
B0Am- barge uoath, White LAke, lumber.
Prop Lake Ontasio, Montreal, e'l''tlrles.
gsus, Hoa BIRD. GRIND Havon, lumber.
Prop ii. II. Paine, Grand IIavon, towing.
DarRe O. Il. Allen, Grand Haven, lumber.
Dargo Golden Harvest. Grand Hayon, lumber.
DarEo City Of Eric, Grand flaEon, l,inbor.
Barge Wyoming, 6rant Haven, lurnhor.
schr David Ferguson, Oconto, lumber.
achr Homer, 8aNnaw, salt.
Dargo lroat West, Oconto, 1nnbor.
so,r @ Mtty Grant, snuga.,ick, lumber.
Bcow Q. O. nntta, 8nugat,ick, wood.
schr Dispaseft Surgeons Dsy, lumber.
Prop City Of Now York, ORdenahlrg,, stndrtoa.
Htcan1-bargc N. Groht hfa,,lntee, lumber.
Htcam.har8c Wtndaor, Maniaen, 1afnbor.
Btmr Corona, 81. Joserh, RnnlrcB.
Hchr J. !ltbbard, Grand ntyor. lumber.
Prop 9. D. Caldwell, Port Huron snndrics.
hchr y. Rotor. hlnnkegon, lumber.
6c1lr lAzzle Doaky w. J0ae11llr lumber.
acoW Granger, Woln's Pier, lumbar.
Steam bnrge Ann19 Laarn, huskcgon, 1umhor.
stIn Simr IA MMnnitowoc' Two Ntycra. 'uMlr3os.
Htmr MuskcEon, Grand Haven. aantr!es.
Scow l.. T. Wilson, South HaVent wood.
, 1873-09-04

Como Of our readers will rooognizo II. T. nod-
nun, The dotaultiug Secretary Of tho Brooklyn In.
sufanoe Company, aB former resident OF Milan,
where ho was engaged in tho distillory buBinoB6
aomlo tvonty yeara alnoe; and whore he married.
Toledo Commercial,
, 1873-09-04

LAsAL1E, ILL.,. Sept. 0,--Iho several snperin-
tondentb Of the Koroyha and Illinois Valley coal
minos, in the southeastern part Of tho town Of
Ia9allo, ana OF tho minoa Of tho Northern ILL.,
noiH coal and iron companies, in this city, hayo
advanced tile wages OF tho minors from 81 d ton
to S1.15 ana tho prosont indloasionb aro that tho
fall aud winter mining will 30 on without inter-
, 1873-09-04
ianpc Case nt AppIctOn, Wis.,

6pztlNE 7H5pNtcH C7!1euD1 .
APPLETON, Wis, Sept "A young man named
Fries, son Of Garman brewer Of this place,
was to-day held to bail In 900 to answer to tho
charge Of rape upon ting person Of Christina
Wirtz. Tho oferse is alleged to havo been
father, whore the girl had gono to procure yoast.
potondant waived examination and give hail In
tho aboyo amount to appear at the Circuit Court.
, 1873-09-04
ThEPRlzE.RlNC.

6T, Louis, Sept. 8.-Tho Inst doposlt Of $500
In the Allen and McOoolo prize-Aght was made
last night ut McOoolos saloon. The fight il set
for tho 29d inat. There III very littlo betting On
the reautt. although the friends Of both partiea
are sangulno.
, 1873-09-04

Nh 1H8TUf91&HE 0CC1E1UUe
DoaroN, Sept. 3.-In tho Supreme Judicial
Court, before full henoh this morning, the
caso Of James WsHt, petitioner Tor writ ot hs,
, 1873-09-04
LAW AND ORDER,

,shat crow;, nnocnct}a.
LAW AND ORDER,
Amootiue Of tho citlzons of the Third Ward |
in favor of inv and ortlor was f,old last oyoping
In tho sunday.acboo1 room of tho Tirst Baptist |
Church. according to tho announcement ID tho |
morning papera. To enenk mildly, tho mootlng
vas Heterogeneous in character, West Side town
of1,cora hninr present. and. though not no.
tive partio}pnnte In tho proceedings, they
eoryed to show very plainly tho intoroBt takon in
Third Ward politicp BY Tonth Ward politicians.
Thero voro a Rroat many mon known noithor to
fame nor to ono another. "nlonty" waa thero,
and 80 waa "nlnjor" Phelps. And this is adal-
tionnl evidence Of q atronK effort In opposition
to tho lagor beor movement. The gentlemen
1o,lod vsua,v al thu renortor'a table. and
vacno1v 1 At tho oellinr. They elao looked ut ono
anothor' anu appoaioo ~ eAn ~ .uepn a" sa.1
etandstill, william Moars, Of the Committee Of
aovontv on,lca tho mootiur to order. Mr,
huntington was cnhou 10 Eau ona't' ano A'f' a.
Be1lamy elected secfosafy' .l
With smile, such "a was wont In days COMO
l,v to ehod ite wild lustro oyor LIS countcnsnce.
and sbamo thu ruddy freBc-owork Of the Uoun-
a ~, nh.,uh.s Tv-t1a Montaoror1 rosa r. r,oto
Gil ohhmoet, E1-Alo: monteohofy eoso ~ maAo
mo1lon ~ s',. nu'9a ,nas ooo n,'a, -. s
DO appomteo, "lsn 'ua8o eoohln8 aa onalf'nhi',
to prepare resolutions giving expression to tho
feelings Of tho meeting.
5rdoo 1ool,inn 1oo1,ed rno.a;tv at tho boaninR
1 1oo ~e...,s- 80 tr.d tho
coantenance OF tno gentleman, h1lo oeeha0o 'ao
tho honor MIR. TRllmAu WRs constrained to &C.
.a,,t ~ .,a 1ra,cr. r-,,r,on and Meara yaro
ceps w n1o aA0haio' n,"5 ~, nnn "Do NA0-1"
ready to corporate with htm'
Mr. Moara moved that committee OF oleFon
he anpointod to mapnro tho affaira Of tho Law
i eont1oman whoso na1no could not bo loarnod
roao to know something, uo wanted informa-
tion. What was tho object Of tho meoting2
One committoc had already been appointed, aud
now another WAS about to bo, aud nobody
eeomod to know what for. Wero tho Law-nnd-
Order mon going to put tickot Of their own in
tho field, or 'sere they going to TAU 10 with tue
ola paraesf "na' "e1e snos so1n8 W wv "nS
, 1873-09-04

Meeting OF tho Royal Commission To-
Dny--IkofusnlO Of Huntington to Proh-
ccuto or to Appear na n W1tness.-
Opinion Of G. GOluxVln Smith in 1tela.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21
Cause of Sick Headache.

The true case of sick headache lies
deep in the patients idiosyncrasy, and
is developed by a hundred different
causes. The advice, then, to sufferers
is to give as much tone as they can to
their nerves by adopting all those
methods which experience has shown to
be good, and then avoid as far as practi-
cable, all those causes which are known
to excite an attack. I need scarcely de-
scribe a sick headache-how one rises
in the morning more dead than alive;
perfectly unable to swallow the smallest
particle of food, and often, perhaps,
actually sick; how the head thrObs and
the pain increases by the slightest
movement how speaking or doing is a
burden beyond bearing; how one prays
to be let alone in the utmost quiet, so
that he may, if possible, sleep. To
other persons the sufferer looks ex-
tremely i'll, very pale, dark around the
eyes, and with contracted pupil. To
himself his head feels hot, and the ap-
plicatiOn of cold is most refreshing.
The clamminess in the mouth, the
nausea and general gastric disturbances,
are secondary, and have no connection
with any improper meal, and thus are
in no way relieved by the too frequent
and ignOrantly administered purgative.
This is not needed, and has no good
result. The only remedies which are
of any avail are those which act on the
nervous system, such as hot tea and
coffee or, after the stomach is quieter,
and the more urgent symptoms have
passed off, little wine or ammonia. If
the headache take more the form of
hemicrania, then remedies are OCCASION
ally useful, as the local application of
the bisulphide of carbon, or galvanism,
and internally the bromide of potas-
SUM. This is the only drug which I
have really seen to be serviceabIe.
Whilst the nausea exists and the worst
symptoms prevail, even this remedy is
of no avail.