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THE FAyORITE HOME REMEDY.
This unr!valled medicine is warranted not to con-
'SaIn dngfe particle OF MERCURY or any injurious
5nineral substance but is --~-~-
PURELY VEGETABLE,
1ontaining those southern roots and herbs which
IN all-wise Providence HIS placed in countries
-aNhere LIVER DISEAsESmoE prevail 1t will cure
all diseases caused by arrangement Of the liver and
1oWelg. .r--. .-.-.. s...
sIhMoNsS LIVER REGULATOR
aor medeine) is eminently family medicine, and
by being kept ready for immediate resort VIII save
many an hour or suffering and many dollar in
cine and doctors bills. =. .sai- 81
Af1er forty years. trial 1t Is still receiving the
-nost unausli6ed testimonials TO Its virtues from
persons Of the highest character and responsibility
Eminent phyicians commend II as the most
EFgECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
- 10y OR INDIGESTION.
Armed with this Rntidote, all climates and changes
spf water and food may be faced without fear. AS
n remedy in malarious fevers, bowel complaints,
xestlessness, taundice, nausea,
- 1T has NO EQUAL.
IT Is the cheapest, purest, and best family medicine
I'm the world. .
Manufactured only by
'.f j. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
.a- .-..r.. Macon, Ga, and PHILADELPHIA
Price, 81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
fe 26 deod6wS ...s.
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BY GruDbB g " HIiaIns,
.Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
DEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
n THE NORTH SIDE OF Frankie
STREET, BETWE ZEN MADISON AND MONROE
STREETS, AT AUCTION;-0n TuEsDA Ak, the ths
Ly auction. upon the premises, those three most
handsome BUILDING LOTS situated as above,
adjoining the lot Of Manfred Call Esq, beginning
an the north side OF Franklin street 33 feet west Of
Madison street each SO BY 1881 feet 10 an alley 70
feet wide. These lots lie right In the line OF the
best improvements ON either SIDE, znd may DC iaif
TERMS: At sale
ap % Aucuoneers.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c
DKH GOODS.

DKY GOODS.
- - -
"AyING JUST RETURNED FROM
jul New York. am now prepared to furnish my
customers and the public with goods bought very
much under their value.
In DRESS GOODS have everything new that
is oul. which will sell from 12kc- up.
STRIPED JAPANESE POPLINS, 25c.;
STRIPED SILK POPLINS, Soc;
COLORED SILKS in every shade, for dresses and
trimming;
BLACK SILKS cheaper than they ever were;
BLACK ALPACAS from csc. up;
BLACK ALPACA at 50c.-beautiful;
WHITE and CoLORED PIQUEs at all prices;
NAINSOOK, plain ....
NAINSOOK, plaid and striped-yery cheap;
Good a. BLEACHED COTTON at 10c.;
TABLE DAMASK from 35c. up;
NAPKINS at all prices;
TOWELS at 12Hc. worth Csc;
CASSIMERES-in Cassimeres for men and boys
have the best stock ever offered In this market
LINENS for men and boys;
have great many other goods, too numerous to
mention, all Of which shall sell VERY CHEAP.
Also, more cases OF the bess LAWNS at 12xc.
Any one In want OF CHEAP GOODS will do
well to give me call before buying elsewhere.
JULIUS SYCLE, 4i5 Broad street.
Country merchants will do well to examine my
stock OF DRESS GOODS. ap 17-tmy7
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TOR THE SPRING TRADE.

Il u ="
Now opening large line OF BLACK ALPACAS
OF the best make and shades, cheaper than any
heretofore offered in this market.
Also, a well-assortcd stock Of pure LLAMA
LACE POINTS, Of the newest designs, at prices to
suit everybody.
WASH-POPLINS IS 12Xc., and arst-class
PRINTS at loo. n,,n,>-s =.
New STYLES WATERED SASH RIBBONS at
7bc and FAST-COLOR PRINTS at &c.
~ q SSMSTiTt;HED LINEN HANUkERCHIEFS
at 1if3Xc,, and beautiful DAMASk. TOWELS al
25c upe-bordered LINEN HANDkERGHlEFS
at &c.. and pure LINEN DOfLlES at oec. per
Also, new lot Plques. Satin Gulpures, fose-
mite, Mar1posa, and Persian stripes. =
-' - CHARLES HUTZLER,
ap1S GIL Broad street.
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AT1Cr1ON SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By w. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

AuctlOneer ana Real E6tale Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
- BRICK DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE
OF FIFTH STREET, NORTH of LEIGH.-At
the request OF the owner, who expects soon to re-
move into his residence, shall sell at AUCTION,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the goth OF
April: 1874 O'CLOCK p NJ the very excellent gh.
lot has front of 35 feet and adeplh OF $50 feet.
The dwelling Is three stories above the basement,
and contains ten rooms. The two parlors, which
are very handsomely flushed, have doors opening
Into handsome iron yerandah to the south, ana
the basement is nearly out Of the ground, with
front entrance Fifth street The servants apart,
ments are trst-rate, consisting OF an excellent
brick building containing four rooms, with two.
story front portco the whole length. The prem
are supplied with all the modern improvements
and are in complete repair in every respect.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and we I've months for negotiable notes. bearing
per cent interest; or, the option of the pureha-
ser, one fourth cash. balance ut Blk. twelve elgn,
teen and twenty -four months bearing interest al
per cent. per annum, secured by deed OF trust.
m SO ". GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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pIgHHOND
ZEAL EsrATE EXCHANGES,
Fo.s71os aAn srnsrr.
SALES EVERY HoFDAY AT IL o,crnn,

REHBHHs OF THE EXCHANGE.
WELLINGTON GoDDrs, ,GRuans ".
L1HH a. BROTHER. Hill. To-, {
RICHARDSON d CO., DIX WUs1DiS,
J. THOMPSON BROwy, WfIIIn1THmiSsR,
CHAFFIF. STAPLES Il GO W. X. prrx WILING,
BURTON, CARTER & Co., WILLIAMS 4 c no,
0. all sales Of real estass mads baw.n ~,
q 'an'sary and sata Of June th> tuzss 70, n. ~
se,ss gear aaveto BE- paid bythe pu-caase, ny" ~
sates mode osttcee's the LIST Of July and la.t a,a
year tie ta1es havsto Do pG.d the seuer, " ~
NH 21-3m
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.

REMEDIES.
DR.. De Sanctis's Rheumatic Pills, English;
Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills, English;
Laville's Elixir Tor Gout, French;
Inville's Pills for Gout, French;
Blsneard's Pills Isdide OF Iron, French;
Lera's Syrup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyots Concentrated Tar, French;
Swans Syrup Hypophosphitcs, French;
Paullinia Powders and Pills, French;
Buissons Alkaline Lactates Lozenges, French;
Iatnra Tatula-specihc for Asthma, English;
Brockenden's Compressed Soda Pills, English;
Pshcreatc Emulsion-Savory Moore's;
Pancreatised Cod-Liyer Oil-Sayory & Moore,s
( Glob,sles Of Apiol, French;
Squibb's Podophyilum Pills:
DIR. Francts's Triplex Pills
For saie by MEADE & BAKER.
NH z Phsrmacapf,s,s q, q nI,.
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| CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.
| INVITE inspection Of their choice assortment OF
| LLAMA POINTS and JACKETS, embracing all
the new shapes in FLOWING sleeves, with and
without the STUART ruffle.
Also, SLEEVELESS JACKETS. They have
SHIFTING and FROCK CALICO at 8, 10 I'd
l2Nc.; 49,.
4-4HEAvY and FINE BROWN and BLEAt BED
| COTTONs Mt 10c.;
| LAUREL D, and other standard BROW6 COT
| TONS, at 12xc
AUBURN COTTONS, &c.,; -.-.
tARkWRIGHT and DAVOL COTTON, 1896;
| Wamsutta and New York Mills COTTON Ut 1Sc.
Linen and Cotton sHEETING, &C., IL ;; and, in
fact all goods IS cheap as they can be bought
elsewhere.
BLACK SILKS all grades, but we call: special at.
tention 10 our $3.50 grade the b. live feel
free to say, ever offered In this city,
COLoRED SILKS from $l to $3.50 q yard;
EMBROIDERED POLONAIsE;
PARAS0LS In great variety aps
& POWELL have ow in
~ stock all the new shades 10 DRESS GOl Ds.
PLAIN JAPANESE SILKS, =.
sTRiP I JAPANESE SILKS,
STRIPED IRON GRENADINES,
BLACh SILK. III .50-great bargain;
l MASa pOPLINS only 1916;
LACE sACQUEs, &c, 50, 81 o, and upwards:
LACE POINTS all prices; -
WHITE SHETLAND sHAWLS livery cllea
Genuine FRENCH :WOvE CoRsETs, 5Oc.;
Genuine KID GLOVES forA1;
A LL-LlNEE HAEDKERCHtEFS. 75c n dozen
La lies, gentemen's, and children's UNDERWEAR
l.Tmedinn and lightweight goods;
FRtk Oh and ENGLISH CASSIMERES In great
ryarI, ty; .e.4Es t.g.. -
Look at our GENTLEMEN's. GAUzE SHIRTS,
soc. 80
COURTNEY Il POWELL,
ap7 $40 Broad street,
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ap 1S-1w

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, those THREE
Il LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL FIVE-STORY
WAREHOUSES, No. 1911, 1918, and 1910 IN
Commercial Block. on south side Of Cary, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Price and terms
reasonable Apply to j. l.. APFERSON,
an 1921 Real Estate Agent
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TORSES AND MULES At AUCTION.
We will sell Mt our stables SATURDAY, April
25th at IL o'clock, FORTY FlkST-CLASS
h on % "AN TURNER & co.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH kEM
sanNn Avn NORFOLK STEAM .ss11l1laasAessss
sHrP ILiEE.NFOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE y e. 4
WEEK-Unul further notice the seameHlSE S 81
md SiTIJRDhY and ischmond every moSDAA
md THURSDAY at12 osioek ps Al; New
o IND 1sel. ware for Providence and Boston
Also. Tor Antwerp and Liverpool yia Req star ana
American steamship lines and bills OF aalng sis1e a
through. Insurance effected ier All parues VIM NC
sire Ii nj low rates. -,. -
o. Passage 70 Philadelphia, including meals ane
sateroGm, 81. ~. 4. - = u SinSmn1s
WILLIAM z. CLYDE & CO, Agents,
ea1a No 10 South Wharves. Phiiadelphia.
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Ter sale by all druggists and country merchants
at25c, PEI bottle.
PURCELL, LADD d CO,
NH Wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va.
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WOOD AND C1ay,

CUMBERLAND COAL.
Freshly mined CUMBERLAND co..
smiths and steam purposes just received 3D. 70
y. Z. LATHROp
ap 22 - Seventeenth street NJ 49,,
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"A WING AND SAIL-MAklNGetTnsS.,S ssa
IA q CO.. No. 10 Eightsehln STRUCTURE ard
nut uD AWNINGS, SAILS, &c. stso, I ditiosJ
Work done cay mh3Y
and on the lowest terms.
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4 NTHRAC1TE COAL.-Tbis day Ianc
IA Ing. 500 tons best quality RED hSu &c
and STOVE GOALS, which will h. sold as nS Ue
IT can be bought during the summer month, 70.
In want will please send IN their orders AVN
WRIT ROBERTS
NH 81 corner Seventeenth ard DocE 80,
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) D6EA rSsS--~~-~-c-@~-><se~ ~-->-<---~>-
nor NEW YORK The E3EN
i S,d 1ons,ufcn steamship Company,s Il -
-. wa Old DOMlEItjNs Captain VALE,
I'm ali ERiDAY, April Gath, ~ O'CLOCK r m'
wf nN. Saa Irscniyed xniil o'eteck P. M.
Thrss,es title OF lAding signed, ana &c., aantS
..,ss~s nth tiispatch to all points norsn, son'u'
s.si. and weai: also, to foreign ports.
Ps eceHrer Accommodations unsurpasse1s: SrA.
Fare TO New York. sla; sseerase' so' 'N
MO aekets, $50.
.uos.ot C;ompany's W hnri. kockstts.
CUNAKD LANE. &5ElH
Tickets to and rrom ALL foiNTsi IN Eo6ofH
nv the celebrated CUNARD LINER
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
aEsEsAL RAILROAD TICkEToFFICE
- BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all PRINCIPAL poinu
NORTH. SOUTH, EAST, and WESr o,d ALL
All R0AD and STEAMSHIP LINES.
'RAGt3AGE CHECKED from hctels and prlvatttt
residences TO DESTINATION on all t'cke's So''
bv me Rates same rs at dcpots.
| PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED fon
IN ANY PART OF TIE CITY.
| T,ckets sold at our offices. Information cheer
fully given to all routes .noh A.
Principai Office. 500 Main street. ana pfnnSn OIL
| nee az E oS,s "''~" President.
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::.s;-Io1T ' aarIs-rsas Bay:

nv Cooke Laaghton, Auctionee
.n-n.r Governor and Franklin streeA'
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r EHIGH FOUNDRY COAL.

just received cargo of Old Comn,ov,,
LEHlGH LUMP COAL for foundry hurry saperihr
sale at low rate. S p T1 pr: For
ap 22 Seventeenth Street. ~ dranyr,
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by Goddin, Warren. s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
HOG Main street.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
, 1874-10-08

NALL STREET.
NEW EonH, Oct. G.--Ihcre ih actuaiIy 10 limit
10 tlla NorE Ut tho Wall utrcct nlnlor-nou :5+rH.
They wore actire!y Engaged asain to-saay cola-
lug particulars a6out tho failures Of some largo
ranking aud mercantile houses, and the emoar-
rAsslaent of others. All these wero alike with
takie,t, tuea4utea to eileuca these uaiaclioyous
tunEuos.
rnonucE.
The wheat taarkes ope..ad with betser tone.
Jso mtoa offerings ot Eooa np, nucos
The .narkot for new wheat closca1botte OIL good
No. spring. which III RcnrGo and wanted to
complete careoes. The donlanl is chiefly for
export. Winter stoady aud ia fair request. Salcs
are 195, o00 bn AZ 91:DG@t. 10 for unxradca Iowa
anl Minnesota, 8l.1l15G0i.11 for No. Chicago
Bpring, 5i.1a for Northwest, a1.00i5 for No. 5
Chicago spring, SILT for No. 2 Milwaukee. 3l.l
for old do. &l.laD1.23 for rcd Wostern, $l.24
for amber 10, Gl.s4 Tor Ehite Ohio, S1.as@1.l0
sl.1G14 for old Chicago III atore.
Barley dull md tame. BtTela hold OF.
Basley malt firm, but Qui1t. Sales Of 1000
boxoa Canada Wost at SLIGO cash, and d,580 Lu
Oats quito active aud j" better demand, chiefly
for tho trade. SaloB aro $1,000 bu new Ohio
mixed At 59tG62!5c, white at G10 G31Gc. Wostor,.
,nxotl at Gag lc3,Ge, wl,ite ut G9ac513o, mixed Ut
0i@G2}5c, and "hits at Ga@9o4o.
ltya quot and tame. Tho Ba'eg arc !, 200 bn
Stata at 9ao Oh dock, and 5000 bu do, to arrive
Asat half Of Octoher, at s1oo.
Corn is moro aci7e aud higher. Demand
chiefly for, export. though faif for Easto.
| s,ateA Sales aro la5, 900 in; Nesteln mixed at
ajA619G54o, do white at 9pc@5l.o2, do yellow ut
979sc lao latter for car-otB, mud mixed, to ar-
rivo last half Of tis month, at 97o.
Tho park market iH less active and easior.
falos Of l25 bl1R mess at s230o@ 2c.l5; T5o br's
do aollcr October at Sa2 80 @2aaD0; $50 hrls do,
buyor do. at 923(5.
Lad iH weaker and losa active. Tie demand
for tito future IL falling Oft. satca of 3O0 tca
| at 141(o for old Weatorn atoau.; to tcs kottle
at 16Y1MlGo, which ,is very ncurea /;
| 1000 tcs at 1870. For futn1e delivery va hoar
of 500 tcs, aeor January, ut IL :3-1tG; 600 tcs,
sellor sx months. ut II 1-1G@1214o; $50 tcs,
saIlnr ali tue year, at 12}bo.
Whisky iB moderately uatiye and prices aro 10
por Eal!on lower. Sales Of 200 hrls 1T Yt.U7 and
100 brs ut al.0U1G.
, 1874-10-08


scn1Sas1ELp, ILL.,, Oct. &c. G. Warren. Of
Princeton. Bureau County, informB tho Board
that 10 has obtained judgment againat tho CHI
cago. Burlington II Quincy Raiload in n suit
Instituted at that poi,,t Tie Jury rendered a
vorlict for $1,000. TAe suit was brought for
extorlion on tho ra:os FOR passengers aud
GciHhts.
Judge steelo went to Jacksonville Tonight to
aBslst in tho case at that point against the
Iole1o, Wabash i Western Railway.
Sptc;at D,spatrh fa Tie Ch1caaa Tribune.
BUnLl:uToN. Ia. Oct. 7.-Tto rule adopted
by the Hniengo, Burlington L Quincy Railroad
Company. Of requiring all passengers before
entering tlainB TO show their tickets. ,B exciting
much lad blood hero. aud several personal on
countofs have already occurred. A number OF
sutR for damages brought against the Company
have been compromised, the Company having
RcarcE!y settled with the plaintiffs to avoid LII
appeal TO the eousts.
, 1874-10-08
l.Ht
UTAH..

Charge OF Judge mcMenn to The
Grand Jury at Nnlt Lake.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 7.-Judgo Mokcan, Ill Ills
charge 10 tho Grand Jury today. calls attention
to the aets Of past Legislatures uulawfally dis
posing Of valuable traots Of land extensive
te1-priyilogea, a1.d timber lands to DrigLam
Young aud other poEsous. In consequence Of
thaH8 enactmonts settlers hxyo bcon
folcibly dlspoBsessed Of their rights,
ant many even murdered or thrown
into tho Jordan River. Tho Legislature also en-
Actoa that resolutions aro equally valid with
aetb, nndor which rule the Appropriation bill,
vetoed by tue Governor, passed ~ q resolution.
pooplo. Ho calls attention to othor acts Of tho
Legislature. amongst which Ia the trRps-
fer Of tho property Of deceased persons
to the, perpetual immigration taud, tho
establishment Of tho Church OF JeHus
Clriat Of the 1attsr-Day Saints, and tic ponors
confored Upon y, aud to tho reasonable reslet-
ance Of tho Mornons to tho Un!tcd 4tates
authorities. Tie urges tie Jury to look carefully
Into the institution ot .polvgarny, and bring homo
VI tho most influential poygauia.a to thu bar Of
1uBuca to bear tu 1atul that the dootruo OF
ipiygAnay goos hh1ld In hand with tho ,uurlor-
uua dpptrlno Of hIood.eto1.snlaut and !ook moro
Sialssttlg stss1 tds llstnoiraid l1ha III aashsa.
, 1874-10-08
PROPOSED SOLDIERS REUNION,

SEEciI Ul61d{cH 70 7Ht LH5cadd 1Tt5NUE.
JoL1Er ILL.,, Oct. IA mootlng OF soldiers Of
Will County was held at tho Court-House, in
tll;a CITY, tonight, ia make arrangements tor a
guucral roll,,f0n OF Holdiora to bo held In this
city Thursday, tho asth of October. An or
gaiizat!un waa eifertel, 10 10 known au
:no Will County Sold era Association. Tue
officers to nerve until tho reunion arc: presi-
d:ut, Capt. Charles 4. lIill, Joliet; Yice-preHi-
denta, Maj. s. q. Nelson Welson, Capt. ]. g. I'll.
wood. Joliet; Cnpt. E. Caro- Reed, y. NominG-
ton, rlaindo!d: Howard Johnaton, Wilmington.
secretarios, Capt. ". II, r. Wassont plain1ield
j. 4. Nntt1nger, Joliet. Treasurer, ". II. Cain.
plainilold. 4 Committee on Constitution and
Bylaws waa appointed, 10 report Oh the 23tA.
6ieecleH wore iuaJo by Capt, Wasson mud Mini.
NelEqn. full Of enthusiasm iu tho cause. Tic
present on:Fook IL tAat it viii be t'e largest Of
Stale, AZ prepal atols wall DO male on grand
pcao to accommodate ali soldiers who may
atteou.
, 1874-10-08
Toledo, Hylonsa l. Western.

Shfc!u& D|dtHtEA 10 {hf LhaCdGo 1T9bHHr.
To1.Eno, O.. Oct. 1.-The anuual election Of
pue-third Of the Dircctors OF tho Toledo. VA
basa l. Western Railroad touk place hero this
morning, The meeting was entirely harmonious.
and resulted III the oloctiou OF tho following gen.
tseucn: G. I. Sovey. OF New Yolk; A. 3.
Day!iss. OF Now York 4. II. White, Of Brooklyn !:
G. NJ. Smith, OF Springfield; Daniel Dows, OF
Now York. part Of these gentlemen were re-
elected. being members Of tho Directory last
year. Tho election for otfcers will occur In Now
York on tho it'll inst.. aud tho Directors a,l-
nounco That thoy llayc decided to rc-slect Gov.
Cox. Tho,s h III oil this qneor letting
old Booay rm,ty. Which represented Tho
interests Of the New York Central, and WAS do
1cated lust year after sharp conflict, which it
puzzles many to axplain. Tho reelection Of
these DIRECTORS and Gov. Cox moons, Of cousee,
that lilo prebont anlcablo arrangements with tua
Canadn Southern arc to bo continued.
John B. Carson. tho General freight Agent Of
the Toledo Il Wabash, tondored his resignation
to President Cox today. Tho mastcr is now un-
der consideration
, 1874-10-08

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7,--fho Eusineorsf Conven-
ton consasael Moat Of this tisae to-day in OK
a1niniug and discussing g number Of improve
'nenls to Tire apparatus. An adlress on fire.
j. W. Glover. Of tho Gamowoll Fire-Ainrm, ami
rcaolnt1ons ra.*el Recommending tho adoption
VI What is Known az the noll-intsrlorenco alarm.
1t was also Tosolyed that the underwriters Of tho
different cities 10 hereafter invited to send dol
cga!cs to tbs Convention.
The next Con5entiou will bs held In New York
III Cctobor OF next voas, tho day to bo fixed by
tho Executive Committee.
, 1874-10-08
EQUALIZATION.
Tho State Board Closing Up Their
Work.


Asscasnt cnfa Against Corporntl ons In
Cook County.
Hptctal Ditpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
grmHurtELD, ILL.,, Oct. 7.-Tho Committee on
Capital h!ook matlo thotr report to-day, and l
uout tho nsaoasn,out againut tho corporations In
Cook County. Tho assesBmont hna boon rcduccd
to GO per cont Of tho Inst valuo OF the capital
atooa, os found and assessed by tho Board. The
process by which tho Doara arrived at tho value
of tho onpital atock has boon 10 often explained
TINT do mt report 1t. ....
uo"po s ttinn % aranto ocmpniy s,54s
Chcngn WeAt Division Railroad comrany.... G09.925
tlt Chtsgo 1 n PIX xsa Go'isy: es9
Crane Drotloss sianniActurlnE Company III, 600
Cook County Savings Dauk. 1850
asrna,.a Bank ot 0hleaao. ssal2
lido a,,I Loatler Bank. 452.G
Htds mil Leather Company any.................. 2B, ,72O
lIgh1a,,d Park Duhllng Conrany. u, ,l4s
Merchants. Farmers anI Slachauica' 8avin8a
xoss1o.srn iank Publishing uousc... ayS
Peoples Loan md Swings 1ank. t,oas
nopaSlic C LIio lnaraaca Company. 2sSSsS
Blao Savings 1nhtItnto. 3g O34
unjo Gr6l'S rtls uStna,y ,n'na;,y;s 41s9 ~
Union H!do and ctlnr Company. gu, 4U0
3nos aong , MIll " ompany..".""...". 3s7aa
Vessel ow,.eya savings Oompany. 7103
Wright X 1awthor Oil md Lead Company. .... 11pUXO
Western Hank Note aud Engraving Company. $3.50
Western C.tncnt Company. nny.................... 424U
Chicago Plate aud Bur Mill Company. GG7u
Dstr}rt Telegraph Company. y.................. ljbi0
sahSosk notwithstanding CatnpGny. ha,83B
Aitler Fruit Preserving Company. u ,8A2
sLanl1oF o. Commerce. 30G 6oo
american insurance Compuny. ......... 120 0@0
Travellers INSURANCE. Company ............. 800 TAG
Mutual L[fH Insurance Company. ....... 1904
rrtectio1 Lilo Insurance Uomtauy.. ....... 02,d34
OatraHo Cily hallway. COS 7a8
ncr-0ceau. . 45,l10
Iost FrntnE Coturauy. l.utO
Hlaats Zclttg Company, any,.-................. 414oB
Pullman Palace Car Company. G5i.7u8
3YeAt Chicago Uaa-Ligllt Company. 227,1JG
North ChcaEb Rolling MIL. ................. 4l9,TD
Qichgo Gss-LfEt hrld Coke COMPANY 257, ia
Northweatorn Diatltlsg CunlanY. 9o,965
Earuau Watch Company 19,h:Al
Chicago Alcohol Wurks.... ................ 1,8i1
Chicago Railway Construction Company. 139,977
Chicago, Wilmington Il FermiIon Coal Conn
Goss il IAra' Manufacturing Conrany.... 1!a,675
Forya. 1: nralloy Manufacturing Company. 100000
Evening Jourunl Company. .....,...,. G0,DD0
Tforo Ere eighty-Hyo corporntions tn Cook
County, ard about 400 in the State.
The total assessment, in round .numbors, Ia
$1I, I,G0D,c00. ...
Tie total amount OF capital stock assessment
asaat tho railronda Ut tho State is S32 G00, 900,
% ugainHt $6i, 900, 900 last year.
, 1874-10-08
ILLINOIS HOMEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION.

hntctWI D8pafct 70 TIE CH'fa0o 1T1bVHe.
BrooMlNuros, ILL.,, Oct. 7.-Tho homeopathic
plye:caaH Of ILLINOIS mot in annual Conycnrloll
today III tho FREQ Congregational Church OF
tI.is city. LII the absanca 1T Dr.. j. A. Yincont.
q stT'ntigol1: President. the Vico-prcAiaont
order. Tho onsy business Of importance was All
iutcreutins discussion oa Galvauo therapeutics
and u!ectrn surgery. Tho uss1al reports of COM
,ntteos and prolmina: : buHinoHs was transacted.
Tie Conyontion adjourned to 1neat ut O'Clock
tu-morror morning.
, 1874-10-08

SpsefdE D*IIalch q TIE EhItNuD 3'TitNNt.
Mi1"AuAEE, Oct. 7.--At tho seaaion of Sir
Knights I'uusplar, thia mosn!Mg, tne fo!!owiH,;
officers woro ecotpd: lsand Commander, @. Il.
WIitlord; Deputy Grand Commander, j. II.
Dodge, urs!ud Genersltshitao, q. 7. Chapman
Grand Captain: dcnoral, D. G. Lamb Grand ire.
late, Oe!oa p"lsoyd; Grand Senior Wsrdon, ".
Nempater; Grand Junior Warden, II. s. 0oss !;
Gruad Treasurer, T.. at. George; drand 10.
eossles, J. ". Wooahuu. The Installation took
plaoo .aa svaniug.