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, 1875-08-12

Finance Committee h,d m~1o prpvis-
lon lfar tI!e money needed. Tr,stes
rats taxrh rcrn hen,. rail. thorn wond bo
ctit'ligli mo,,ey III tho Treasury r erpt to war
rant TIM m'nn",lc'mont nj wntk ~, tito newer.
No hctnn was iason on tR report. bit lin INIT
tor will probably ba tcttlol definitely Mt tho next
nlrAtinS.
Firc-atarsllat Humphrey I,ntl prcnented ouo & I
thc frnstres with \ rnrort OF sha INVESTIGATIONS
into tho ca,Ho of tho little hfa:o in lr Htnre Of
y. l[aaHa. Erlay nIEht. wt,irh is beloved to
l'ayo hccn Of incei,;l,ary origin. hut Lao tocu-
nt"rt wh. no. lacod bcfuro lie Board, nna ito
contnuts could not he loarfted.
Adjourned for ono week.
4 tocinhin Mt Tho First Methodist Church Ia
ANNOUNCED for tl.IA cFnung.
A meeting waa held Inst uvoning to takc tho
preliminary Hfeps towards nreAaiHinR military
company. whirh. 1t IN thought, wil DO nnsGncIl
t, tEIa First Regiment, md I'LL NJ tho quota OF
TIN; holly
NJ and Mrs. C. r. Qrsy and Lou Howard, Of
Eynnston; Mr. nnu Mrs. II. II, Graves and
dauGt.er. u Wtnnetkn; ilisn Ftoreuc, Nnn,l,
Hnt Garry Taylor. eon of Mr. J. Y. Taylor. Of
Evanston. stnrted Yesterday Tor Now York in.
tending TO sail for Europe Saturday, 10 re'naip
year nr twb,
Tho Eclectic aocinsv will meet At the residence
OF Mr. i. y. lagc Monday evening.
1hn ladies' Of 81. Marks Church continue to
supply thofr friends with 1ceceeatn. eto Wodncs-
day nNl aatnttlA7 cvcningB, at tho storo undcE
tho Public Librhry-roolns.
NORWOOD rARK.
Tho Donrl OF Trustees OF tho Village Of Nor
wood farli mot responsive 10 call from tho
President Saturday night, There wore presort
1'rosIdont Eboshars, Seymour, Hhenhnrd, and
Nicrasnn absent, Durhaus and Fargo.
Tho IreaBu1cr's report was submitted and ap-
proved, showing a bhlance Of s505.08. Bun1ry
small bills woro ordered paid. An ordinance pro-
ry{rs r.. 1.s.
, 1875-08-12
MISSISSIPPI EDITORS,

F1E"lS" fifE "osDElA or CHICAGO.
An excursion party Of Tho Miestseippl Press
Association, rcpfc,cutinc tycnty-4is MINERS Of
thnt sato and c,n,,,;u,n for,v ,,o-.,,'. ,,-ivo,,
a.. 49, 49,, IVY, po'.o' 49, ~
:" su'1 11s Se''o.""J p'oFntos m" 7'opreu s''"e
'tfahh faeatic. Tho excufktol1 IL under tho mes-
nRntHe,t OF Col. j. T.. Power, OF the jackson
Clarion. Tl.o tri,, contemplated by tho partY is
ouc merely tnr s;pht.eoo,nt, n,d t,o,uuro and
~. - ' ~''1
ihe Ecse"en Of tlozen yt"'ny at'lcs III sataofac.
torilv accounted fur uu this Etu,ua The rarty
loit srclo,nb CIty n, 9 o'clock Monday .ftrn,oon
w. o''' ~ . e'oe, 1'ouoAJ
III tho Pullman palace car "IouisiAna," which
was kindly tenirrch it,em hv tim Pullman Com
.s.. ~: - - .:, '"e @'
Fanf. ehlcaGo Is 9nelf ifat stopp'lis p'ace.
After refreshing themselves, tho party lovoted
the dnv tn sicht. sac,,c .ncndinc nat of tho
~ T.. ~, ~ ~
"dnr y, ,nses! , LIT .ha cs p,eeh aiv eha ,
DO tott:d at iioolcv's.
To-day tho 'nrty will wei. the board Of Trn1@
and othcr rInccs Of interest," They expect 10
ro,nn;n IL, TN ritv ntii F,iiav nici,t hnt thrir
art".,.n,..t m fs ,,. ,,,.,un;a,, in,. ~ 1a+n,t
th".s ,nnntitno.; ~. ,'on on;,1n ,,no
e"u.n ~ l"'Htoh:t Hase NV s'aGu Hcc1a'u ui,on.
lhey NJ! go from hero to lhliaaaDaliH tr!ay
evening. rhoncc tnoY Will g. to Cincinnati
ttc1c.. IN 1ui{uin anil Sinrnrn Fills Frutu tlj1
, 1875-08-12
THE TURNER TRIAL.


Tho Jury in tho Turner forgery case waa still
out yesterday morning. having apont long aud
telIoua night in discuaBiug tho evidence, and
trying to roach b decision. Al Nh carly hour
thoso pal ticular1y intoFrssea In tho case wcro In
tho Court room waiting for tito verdict"
AZ IN O'Clock Court convenod. ana about
an hour later q 1nossago was received
from tho jury asking for tho privilege Of au in-
torvicw With Judge Farwoll The Jury was sent
f0r, and, upon bainE noatcd. tho foreman arose
and addrcssed tho Court, MATING that no verdict
had bocn reached, and tic probabilities were
Tint nt,se would he. Without any unnccesaary
dolay tho Jury was orlorol back to fts room for
futthor deilberatiun, and the room wss agaip
vacated by tho Observation-Disclosures and de-
fcnuant.
During tho afternoon tho jury waa again sous
for, aud again tho announcement Wa. that no
verdict had becn reached. Asatn It rctirad, aud
1t 6:l5 was agaiu sont far. Tuo foreman repeat
cd hia thrlce-uade report. wheroupon the body
was discharged.
vas taien resulting I for conviction, mud 6
for ac1lnittAl. Beycral aucccssiyo ballots failol
70 olange thel standing. hut finally QUO In
favor ot conTlcs!oa turned when tho
bal!oting WAS renewed, and tho 7oto stood a.
originally, aud so continued until Just hofore +
o'clock, when tho conviction Rids waA Increased
ey ono vote maltlng eight for conviction and
.oht iof ac1u1ttal, which MAS tho position OF the
Jury whon discharged. Tho Jurors gtood u toI-
loHB:
For aoHVttfon-Mark Hardin, r. WcntzeI, Matt
CA'Gweii. hitnon k4ln,n, iatrtck Thuiis, l, Dover
Al. H. Ffen:li. and J,,,n MtunlenEl,ro,,
For aeYa,s!ai-D. spAultIn, Iaoti,s. sweeney I. J.
". Varz, and jsmea dunno, 't' -
Tho announcement was received with surprise
they did not o1peot so4uitta, fsit su1o Of hsv;,,
= majority Of tho jury. lns counsel for th6e
prosecution rsH also surprised. hut received tb,,
result with far better gr1oe than did tho counnni
for the defeuse-
M.. Batnum was interviewed shout tho futurs
Of tho cAse, but he lad nothing definite to nny
except that he should urge new trial as euu1,
~ practicable, In which 10 was hopuful Of better
tobulta
Llessrp. Ewett and StoIrs wc1u entirely non.
comsnitta, psefersiug 20 give eae 70 Jurors
rathor than reporters.
, 1875-08-12
SUBURBAN..
ErAhBTON.

Tho Village Trustees mot Tuesday evening,
Truatees Husc Taylor, uratnard, and Kidde1
being rrcEoat.
Mayor Iluse presented petition for tho vaoa-
tIou OF Dlook 81. Of tho original village plat,
which uaa granted. and tho new subdivision Of
the same vAs presented aud approved.
A request was made BY tho Chicago 4 North
wcAtern Naltrosd for rebate Of S30i Oh tho tax
paid BY the Company for 1873, when tax Of
S3u, ,000 was levied @ox MAtor- works, hnt post
Fuucd year. Il wna reiet1ad to tho judiciary
Committee.
Tho rsquos. Of the Baptist Church OF Do Kalb
for tha usa Of tho village parks Aug, 26 for plc-
nlo purpcees, Was Grauted,
Trustee Bsainard. ln behalf Of tho Beverage
Colnuittse. reported pSoxross, stating that tho
plans and specifications tor tho long g-talk sd-of
Ssasas, Ana taAk tl,s Couam!stSs vAA prsAsxAA 10
, 1875-08-12

The London Daily Telegraph, In describing
tho historical New Forest IN England says,
=" A. present the area Of the forest La oonpuk
ID at sboat G3.900 acres, exclusive OF about
&c, 0o0 ac1ea OF private freehold Which He
sitqaled within ita boundaries AMI xhoh
havs attached ~ shosn eomman E3ghts,
Tne<e axa moreover, about 1900 aexes
OF fEeeAo1l laul lyiug outaide tho
onciouts Of tho forest, and possessing oomenon
rights In like mAnnnE. The Yeo1ery ct the Now
Forrest IL absolutely unique In i'll bosaty-thets
L. ,.;ly no.has y r s9Bs,sd y y Z ~.
saata win sxsyxakalqs, n IL rosla. 6pass
, 1875-08-12
LOCAL LETTERS,
I,rY.ISprRNT rAxE3,

70 The Et1or Of The Chicago tribune:
CHICAGO, Aug. l1.-Wl.at Is tbs advantage Of
any Judgment for delinquent taxos7 Let tito
law rroviue simply that on a ccr:nip day, nfsor
sufficient publication tho County Cotleetor, or
Treasurer. ahnll proceed to seil all property on
alieh tho taxes aro unpaid. Eliminate, cx-
punSe, offaco oblitcsnse. thrnst out, and dls-
po,lda witl every synblu Of tho law which, hints
nt . Judgment. Put it all away; and let tag
figh:erh conduct their warfare ns plaiutnn i.l-
htoad Of defendants. II they Mill fight thoy eau
accommodate tlicnAolyos by offensive nid OK
petl4iGo proceedings in chancery for an injunc-
-l', OF II. contests ri tax-deeds Bl,oaiu thoy A.
low thu kato to ripcn into Hucn.
Ii tlo Inv gHve any dignity or efficacy to tho
Judgment against pT0ucrty it would not be nu
ssb.nrl. But thu only rsai dignity or efficacy
attending tho Jutlsnlen. III wlton i. in against tho
,nnniclpaJity; aod that il juat what is not
wnuteG.
Whit is tho advantage Of q judgmcnt7 Dosa
it ent0p ans owner from cnntcntinE tho Hania
points. aftor 4 tax.dcod has boon issued' Doog
it settle any lltls paint 0no way Or another o.
colH 10 authorize (ur not] thu salo OF tho p1o,,-
crty2 That's ali and thu law can az we'll corr
thin perpetual, standing Judgment against ali
tlolluluont property, and dispenso witt the red
tapo i'll tho County Court. SAMUEL z. DALE.
Axsw1n-IIad the writer rsad SAD. 4, AT. X.
OF tho Constitution Of this State, he would havo
Beon that no real cstatn can to sold for unpaid
tRtcs Bxcopt "uron tho orlor or Judgment of
soMe Court OF Record"
, 1875-08-12
BROTHER SIIIjAItaIAN.
Mr. Pryor nnd Mr.. Fullerton in Re.
btlttnl og E1is Stntuln ctat.
t4ia

puikNA Ss El1S StNlGnGfts
ISt'e 1'ork l1'sr!d.
Tho last "statomont In the Bccchor-T -Tilton
cnso has been mado by Brother Hhon,,nan, OF
Plymouth Church, at the request Of tho nov. DR..
Parker. In tho London City Tomrlo, It waa
made on tho 22d OF Ju'y, verbally fos tho p,sr-
poBo Of hopsng tho EneIisl, people to rnnko up
their minds on tho isduo In tho Beeclor trial,
aud tho reports OF Mr.. Shoarn.au's remarks, aa
published in tho Lontlon Times and Telegraph
and PdA HAL Gascttc, woso copied In tho
World Of yesterday. In slr. shoarnan's mr.
Gntnont no sad TINT ono Of bfr. TIL
toms counsel had told o lawyer WHO re-
f.lhcd to tako the retainer that he might 10
thankful for hin cheapo sho caso bcing 81, " in. !.
foEnnl conspiracy" rhss counso had declined,
Atr. Bhoarman nddcd to mako q Beeoo, i'll tho
caae. bit bad boon sat,ssetl With examining tho
witnesses. Another employed MI counhol OIL tho
san,o Ede Ind told him 10 confidence that no wns
aHscred o. Ar. ueocho Il Innocence. Sir. shoar-
man ajao gnve the English peopio to UNDER
Hsand that Mr.. Gcechor was mot nearly SO demon
Htruvo in si6 social rotations with women "a tho
hulk OF American c!orXymeD.
III, only counsel FOR hlr. Tilton angaNed On
tho trial WIN did not aldresn sho Jury we're Mr.
Pryor aud Nr. Fullerton, leaving out OF cunsid-
Grafton Mr. TearaAll, who mnlo no nd1rosscn to
anrbody, and tho smaior fearsalla, who wcro
In ordcr to fix tho bearings Of Mr. Bhoarman'a
remarks, World reporter called on Mr. Pryor
At hin Office, q Pine street, yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Pryor didn't like TO bo interviewed, but ho
talked 30 n1coly about the matter that in Justice
to tho pub.c. what ho eaid stlonh bo recorded;
''NoW, yon see, said hs. my dear air, ho (Mr.
s,haarlnan) couldn't possibly h3yo meaut mo In
anything he SAID about the plaintiffs counsellor
! am a!n,oHs tn ontsro stranger to aIr. bhosrmnr;
never saw him, except In D.ooklyn. aud wo did
not ,neet worry often during tho trial. never
declined to make speech either. uor did Bay
contdenta!ly tllAt believed Mz. useehor inno-
cont. About all tho confidential talk in Brook
lyu." addol Mr. Pryor, wisely, - Nns done before
that trial bogan."
VOL, General, whnt do you think about nlr.
shoaruau p nt4toulont as uhoo2"
u don't think its a whole story" said tho
General. beasning bentgnansly. "Tho fact is
that-Welt, you know, Mr. Shoas1nan ia gDatlc-
man Of remarkable ftoedom Of speach, as it
were."
''Wol General. what do you think about Mr.
8hoarman's vicws on kibsing7"
- Probably Mr. Bhearmao knows more about
those things than do, being o usombor Of pIyn1-
outh Church. mingle very little in socioty,
and am not very well poatcd on society usagos,
but don't caro- about having any minister kiss
my wife. Sill duu't express any opinion, you
know"
Illou 11r. Pryor took up tho report Of Mr..
Blearmao's romarkH and began to real 1t over
Mr. Descher bcttor tinll Lis Hifo md family
, 1875-08-12
THE NEW YORK POLICE lmBeootIo.

New YoRx, Aug. 1l.-At = moosing Of the Po-
iioo Board, yesterday, the discussion Of fsaturtlsy
as to plots and countoEpiota among tho Cosnmis-
sloness was continued 4 quoattou Of yorac,ty
was raieod botwean Commissioners eluith and
DiHbecksr, tipn, Hmith asserted that Dinbeoker
offered 10 support lis measures aud vote for
hEm ~ presidout of tho Boost1, 1t he would put
= etop to tie newspaper attacks upon Disbecker,
Commissioner DHbecker leptel that lo had said
ANYTHING Of tt,o sort, and accused Gen. smith OF
tlonlngog!sn, in condomainY tho alleged DONOR
a1Ization OF tho police forco.
, 1875-08-12

10 eAS Eflk9f o. fHf LhFtdHo 1f1pHh&s
Cn1cAao, Aug. 11.--T1o rocont vhiskY~soiznro
suggests soue facts Of signstlcant importance.
Tho matter, as stated In TIE TRIBUNE of tho
10th inst, a. to tho caso Of Messra Ford. Oliver
Il Co., Of this city, reminds tho writer Of fow
thiuga in connection with tho rectifying business
That may provo Of como vnlue mol only to tho
Department, but to honcat recttfyors and tlistil-
lors. TAsro aro. or have boon In this city, no
lolH than threo four {so caled] reo.Ifying con-
ccrus whore no tubs or apparatus aso used, and
no dumping il tono. Such concorna buy alco-
hol FROM graindtstillore, roll Il In buck room,
oraBe all OF the marks, stamps oto. nnd cali tho
tianger appointed to that district, who regangoA
tue packages ut for 2 To ghilona moro than ta1
Waa paid 0t, puta tho 1eosiaora at2nsu, and II
goes ont as regular goods. What does tla
mean Why simply that The rectihor and dis
til!or were In co!uston; and that tlo ,!it1urenca
was dly!do'l, tho dauger ut tho distillsry boing
paid for low gauRtng. and tho rocti,ier's QnuYer
wR4 In like mauner tsoatod for hta having run IN
tho contcnts ui tho Larro!. Two gallons per
barrat on alcohol would pay profit ot s4,5o por
barrel, 10 TINT houss dlHposiug Of rs to 5U
barrels por day GOULD ,nnke profit fot tho dis
tilier and himself, vixen loss would otherwise
havc been bntaiied.
Tho romndy suggested Is, that botter mon be
appointed "a StoE0keopera and uaugerA.-lnen OF
li4heg social stADdlnK,-becalise. 50 far Al cons
eerna tho collection IT the wlIaky-tax, they arc
OF moro Importance than Collectors themselves.
X
, 1875-08-12
ARMY REUNION.

Urea, n. y, Aug. 1.-THE ANIMAL reunion Of
the society OF tho Army Of tho Cumberland will
10 held here on the 18th aad 10th OF September.
A cordial Invitation is extended 10 members OF
otAcr army societies to attend.
, 1875-08-12

Ton--YAH pNfE9EN-At tho reeldenco of n,
brides rar1ss. Uawt go Ill., nn the sth Inst. i, ~.
kov i. J.. HINT, ns Aurefa FIR. JarneA Tod Of ~
caGht and HssA Afylfa T. Van Drrser, of OswcaD. NJ
, 1875-08-12
THE CITY.
GENERAL. NEWS. !


The recent ratns hAve hau tho erect o. ewe't-
log tho food In the Towns Of Taioa and Worth.
m. hr,,t;no NJ a ras.rnetro At M. A1o Ho,th
E1trh tttcet At GAO o'clock Yesterday morning,
IA -, ..riou. a.r,aoa
E'a III sel.o''s "aaese'
Enoca "oot' lhtehfops1etofol OF "ood iioto"o''
Btate street. hnH purcinaed Tho lenac and fnrnt-
snre Of Gays Hotol. on Fifth avenue, and taken
P'.'o0o'o'
A ooufcronco Will be hcld to-day between
1u5go Dickcy And County-Atsorney Rountsco, to
.1rco ur,on form for The Oollectors books for
t1a coynIn, vc,y undcr tho nav roo,mo.
,,..
1uo wv. u. ~ e =, Te.,1.m = ~
pasaa mso TUG nAu"e o' ~. -. "o"as'l W.,
pnblalie's OF The 1'oko and Hyde Park ~" and
soutb Chicago R"trpFfe aud hereafter tho
ernfse AS tho Entcrp,tae and Times,
~. ...., ,,......,....,.n,
ING Unle"So ~; ton sSsu,ny tn, ,.,
ms IN nn.s IN, ali in mi hioo,n, INV "a
aa ~ pIs s1so a1,antty or ct owar, rcnixs nd, ~
ine" 9a e;t ~ W., Sus ,o,r,, loce'9e ,'s
% n .lgnug ~ ~, =. vi" ~. s t,r "nso nan
u'oa't' ~ S*.' '".''"' "''p.'a'' A"''ns 'uo a"S'
Homo one. EoarinR tho ordinary name Of Clark,
ng so ,r a.lns @ oas ca e, ,na ea.e OF ea'o
sotaseo susoo w LILY W. ~. ~ sern. ar3 IT t.,o
luItptu ~ oaset.nE Ht non.luen. 4 A1e .u.
Ly evtA ~. ,a.i, ra,.oa5 ms.,nn " !tn
'nceler a. = EFnty feauseu hGhfe' caa 'ho
ou!'cl'"'"'faoa' VI ols t'AsH ohP'aln'
There seems TO no pretty decidotl disposition
on the part Of tho Government 10 put matters N
proper shape nbout tho new Custom House to
1noseTvo tlat building from tho winter weather
t.at Will be nlong after a whlc. t,cn. ilola,an
yesterday invited proposals. fur 2*5c0 cubic feet
OF sand, which will be uscd to project tho forn-
dntloph from frost. It Is also intended to uso
ethblo manure for tho anno rnrFoso In rlacoa.
rbn ,,o,,t.rs ~ +hn ca,c,,onnn cub having
~.o.d T. T,,r T"tnnxr NJ 1ir AneeIl'n intention 10
an1irn., thn;r ,,tcn;r to1av viii, a swcnt.oloth
.dr.rc t,se nnhlic % to understand that notnr oi
thst ,,i,,n III, tc t,ormittcd md tlnt tncy will
tnkn r.ina ~ keen m. all nulat-cIotIa mid NJ.
snri,fts hrsnfI'a Ti,cy n,Yn tho ground ami nra
.,a.s..Ii, ,n.ssnia- m whir, accnunts tborc in
to,nn ~ hn;r th,cat tn throw ali BwiudI.ra out
.r,ti,ont corcn,nny.
,,t o.,,,, .,, c.,,u. Ia,
MeBsrH. hosies. oEnsuy. nnu .tnutln "sie iAhs
eyon,ng appointed committee by tho Chicago
Photographic ABsOclat1oit 10 h1ttctt 6nhsCf1i'-
lions for shares in Photographic Ccntet-
1ro,;ans I'm IN .i,o annojntrnont Of tho Commit.
,I II r. tto 1,,Iotocranlora ~ tho
tuo wy aPl'-. - - ~"
onlteu etatto1 tHo3 - s at..'!h "tstosn W
America, Haa auau. Eu'HIa1 Sna1oo "ofo eup-
scTIbod iof py hfo iucel'ne.
, 1875-08-12
THE WAREHOUSE COMMISSIONERS.
WHAT THEY TatSK GF THE MILwAulsEE 1NsrEc-

"tAhA A'sA'A AAAA-'A N& AHA- "t1AFANtt@S GN7
Tios.
Mcgars. J. NJ, peirsou. D, A. Hrown. md
1o,u,, Htao,o ,,o,nho,s ~ ,ho 1,asr, - na;'
oo'.'' Ns,o' ~ " W. Oo"'o y. 's"4.
m .osa % anu "1senouto .on'1a'ssoho's. afflsoo AZ
tho Grant Pacit1o yesterday morning for tho
purpose OF examining tic conduct Of tho Grain
insueoLors office, and yisitnr thu rar,ors vorc.
y,,nnc, and ,,cno,. In "a, - ,.xno,,,o, :,
n"vJ .enns,. A'4' "oyo -, ~ ''o .Hs'.,u rs
pFopoFT carried on. Thor attention
has been directed to tho conduct Of The
business IN Chicago vory poinscdly
Ia.n[y l,y certain ropo-ts or Ronrd Of Tra,]o ,o+
,,,r.n.,or<, o,, ,.n-;o,,u ,,rrt;a, t,>.,.o.,a, -,
"o"nPape4o' "na fAi'oaS i'"i'lcs l'scfcetea' Ill
Nh'c, 1t VIVA claimed that acscraI other cities
!oecs'eo so. nucn 9s.tor asesgn' fnr quo inbrcc
srn of rrnn than Chicago Especially "aB this
oa'o IL oo -.
Ihst. or MiLWAuhEL' o,.,.
aHsertsd tilat At icas; IN tho matter ef wheat.
tat CIT" haa !sfsto advantages osar them, bh,nlv
i'e'aa,po IL nad auoptea bcttcr PTftem Ok III
bF1si1on. u "aa fla' c'aIand OF lo'oHn.
ronsons ';aftess.on. aud nes'ttcd t!,a: com,
WMtmon " .ne 'i'9sns th.tn!tea ~ Cheaso end
Htt"hhkco WOULD ahox TINT thefo is no cRdcntta!
ul'teteuco' co'-.-..-..S --- .-.. ...
TUE DIFFERENCE IN THE PRICES ram
NJ tho TWO cities dla not result, they nr"tFed,
from eny olHcrence 10 inspection. II was tho
result OF 90 aitoHesl.ot indeFoiaat't cauee
VINO AM"ankoo ;i' ~ hau uee" oSernnE tseif 70
Gohi!oso WIN thlcaso n III" handling OF wheat.
lo!fdo hau oect hone tho lesa 1c!iyo 10 rival it
~ eDta lna.hct, - focl1o tno tfado IN
tho LATER ealoa4 lofodo h'io"el corn
TWO Or shteo years o'' to DO 'run III with re fh
receirss whereas the 1n'ltora SAD Lizard Of Trade
buyers of th1s city Would not submit to htT sncli
lowering OF grAdos. II man hna boat toad
or feectea cofa' at Iolcoo ho could have 1t i''-
si'estsa or NOT, ~ 10 ehose. no
.e''n ~ sen ~ aoaeF any efaan.
ns 10. = fos tnssanco no would refuse
70 nave !" 'nsNecsea. kno"'nE thnt 1t world ea
clahbcd III fo)vctet'. as'i thus Eave tho foe-sS-
Tor insIve:'on. In Chicago 1ejec:sit corn Oh we'll
." nj 2ther grades bus TO bo inspected. Th's
EMes iolcoo ~ saTWHnse' lnasoinc'i ~ tin
eE'paeI thefo OF folected corn would avoid tlts
l'iAihc1'oh 1ee IN other rerDcctb tsln tntrection
o! Lineage ana Io:odo 90 not dllser materially.
n't"AUxEEa WHEAT IEAnr.
n'leEe tug tptncalss;oi'ora III not tho result OF
nctlcT lnio OF loapccston than ot'ler cities ros-
fesa b'!t because 1t - mora ;nl.a"tnEooue!y 10
ea'oa "a1h fotcfeaeo 20 tne whoat.rro"lng lands
q. o. Minnesota alau wisconsin. Inc Wheat ot
those STATES waa con"aetoss ~ nnsonH to 20 OF
T. fa''es oes!nr quality than tio aots va1:a'tea Ut
Aaaial'A' uAio. anu lIl'ho's. Aa tho fd-
, 1875-08-12

adoption OF tho r1ans wsa Ihon rnt and carried,
Mesrr.. Dufdiok. Cloush, aod Holden voting IN
tho neHetve.
Jht gantlcm"n - voting explained that the9
WIS not oppn:ed to building Ut once, but
thn,1olltfnbY.
som.nttv4h.nor Csoush askod Axchitoot Egan
whether tho county ooutl build without puttiug
np tho tower, in oaaa tho city should not oo-o3,-
erAtH.
Mr. Egan said u,al both the city and oounty
buildings conld 10 constructed independent OF
tic tower. 11,1 building had boon considered
carefully In rcftreace TO TINT point. Tiln bu,,i-
ing OF the tow6t might be dolnycd, II thor
wished. for any number Of years after thu ,nnn
structure was built. Tho nrph vha laid out with
similar object.
This announcement appeared to bo satisfso-
tory.
EXCAVATION TO nE01S.
Commissioner MrChfrEey spo*cd that tho
Joint Committee On 1'uhs Service and Pnbllc
Buildings be instructed to ndsnrtne for rropn-
sne for tho excavation of ttle f!to. IN acc.rtaen
with tho viewB Of tho architect. C1mfnrslohar
Holden eaid that tho matter belonged 70
tho Comlnit:oo m Ilil'ic buildings. lie
moved. ~ nj amendment, that tho duty be cotn-
lnittcsi 10 tl,ofn. Lost.
Commissioner Mctaf{roye motion waB then
nut and Carried
Architect 3r,n said that tio Rufat.a.n Of the
foundation would bo carefully sounded whon tho
excavation, wss made liz did not intend 10 t,ro-
coed until everything regarding tho foundation
had l,,rn rerpiesud secure.
Tho Hoard thcn a1jourrcd.
, 1875-08-12

Important to tho Preservation Of Teeth-
John OosuolIs Cherry Tooth.PAste,
the most stncaeioas dentitr4ce known. Try II. For
salo by Ill druggista. Wholesale agents, TosFsy b
bs..d!py. III sod ITS Randolph stsoet.
, 1875-08-12

Orders for Dye1nBy q. .. u.
Our suburban readers sand directions for dye
lug, Wilt goods, " Oouk McIalu, 70 Dearborn
street. and bo assured OF beat work and oweAt ptoss
q. o. D, Try 1t once.
, 1875-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We Would by No Means
noeoumend any nesclne which NO dti not know IN h
good particularly for infants. Hut ~ Mrs Winsios.
hoounnG s,rnp wo can spoak from knowedFs. In on
infant tr|hod With oolto psins. quiot slrsp spi IL
, 1875-08-12

tsf8s assortment Of now planes and 0Esas -
ksht, gsooud4aaad piAnos from 80 70 t2o0.
". VI KfNtAkts
.aaG AlEAkkl. On La
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-23

Our little dig into its ribs has hurt
the Charleston hcws anA Courier. 1t
calls for its judgment upon us. Now
we are, happily, not at all sensitive
about what the public may think
We arc not afraid Of being misjudgct
by it. The Conservative public Of
South Carolina and ourselves are well
acquainted, and sustain to each other
cordial and confiding relations, aud
it is beyond the ability, if it had the
will, Of tho Ncms AMI Courier TO dis
turb them. The Conservative public
feel as wo do, that It's flourish about
prosecutions is all III my eve, only
calculated, if not meant, to divert at
tcntlon from gravcr matters which it
uses its power to keep in the back
ground. Its jccring, ridiculing and
and bounding on Dunn and Melton is
only ano'4cr form Of tribute to other
State officers whom, for the moment,
it likes better Columbia Register.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-23
Well Put.

Charleston is said to be "about to
be- the location Of n straightout
democratic journal. From tho way
folks vote down thai way it will he
necessary to educate enough people up
to the strnighout democratic standard
to support it. Furnish the xtraight-
out democrats, aud stra;ghtout demo
cratic papers will spring up and flour
lsh in every town in the state. May
pc, however, the papers arc to blame
for the scarcity otdcmocrats i'll SoutE
Carolina.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-23

We arc pleased to sec it stated that
Gov. Chamberlain will be in attcn-
dcnce upon the Fair. His visit here
will be source satisfaction to many
who have supported lis administra-
ton since his Inauguration. Besides,
his interx,ingling with the people Of
Grcenvil'c will, we think, tend to
strengthen him in the support Of our
good class of citizens. lie is to be
introduced to the audience at the Fair
by Col. S. S. Crittcndcn.- - G,rcnciWc
Eaes.