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, 1875-08-10

AlSCELLAAEoCh HCbISESA.
The regular weekly meeting OF tho Board Of
County Commissioners was held yesterday after
noon, F1eaidont Nu1t1ick In the clair, fult
Board was present.
A bill of 5000 for maaon work on the Insane
Asylara was sent IN by ). Willard. and ortoreu
paid.
Several Lids for tuo! were referred to The Com
1nttoe OIL Public Service.
Tho Building Committee aont In report roc
ommeul!ux shst aeyarai woodun buildings Loar
tho County Poor-lIousa be removed.
Commissioner C!ouYh moved that tic matter
bo indefinitely postponed.
After soa,s discussion tho motion prevailed.
The Joint Committee OIL Public Nui!dines and
HOSPITALS reported that It WEB necessary Ia tnks
immediate action to lay the .sowor pines aud
1nnko proper connections Ut tic Same will. the
slreek Hewer, aud To cause this heating pi.,uH,
rcRstors etc., to be put into the new bnlfllng II
tbs brick walls ara being laid aud that, tAtre-
fure tlIey had invited pTepnRals fuE tho above
na,,aad Nurk. aud recommended that the board
tate immediate action on tho astao.
ILp report M. unanimously concufred tn.
t,uma,!ssiunor Holden olIered resolution In
reference to tho removal OF tho woodo1 build
ings NJ tie County Poor-llouao, which "As post
puned for d weok.
procucd 10 draw, at their meeting IN tho lGtll
tuAt., iwenty-shreo Grand Jurors for tile uc1t
seru Of tue CnMiual Court. .....
Commissioner GonlY moved, ~ ~ amcnd-
ment, that each Commissioner place two nanea
In thn ballot-box, Aul that the selection DO MAde
from thirty, wklsh prevailed.
Ths hlds fer sewerage aud heating apparatus
, 1875-08-10
ELGfA.

Eign's little sensatou in tho WAY Of an elope~
ment occurred last vceA. One Of tho parties In
mlllineE who for several years has carried OIL
quite N establishment. Sho had an impcdi-
mont IN tho way OF husband, who, though
harmless. MAS somewhat in the way. aud the
falr lady has for BONE time bonn rost!ces. Rho
In prerossoshiug, ylynciuua, aid well calculated
to intorest.
The second party to tho night MAS locomo-
tive-enaiueor OH tho Fo1 lttvcs Division OF tho
Chicago Il MOI til" eutc1n Railway named Moore,
He Inns run through E'eln for wears, and It III
supposed, ~ sle track runs cloHs % tho shop Of
tho ladY, that tho acquaintance first began iu tho
dcsutory way OF looks and aatca.
fen y" monts ~ Moore aesn,'opod decided
Turner Junction. and hc could run up 10 El4in
On Qua train aud down m another
ln s%o to take hts t5ain to CIV
neya Lake. aud thus, while away, tho
houEa which otherwise wuuld become tedious.
lila frionds At tue Junction understood that to
had aibter-ih.law at Elgln, and could but ad-
lnru the lutalest aud devotion lo manifested
for her welfare. But tho pfatonie affection final
partios determined u 70 Wcst. Moore who poa-
nessed somo property at Geneva Lake, Ia uudcr-
Etool to have disposed OF It, x.d Inst woek pro.
cured passes and leave of abaoncs for himself
on Friday tho pa.ty htasted, ho taking
with him one Of hiH cliltlren-A boy--And leav-
ing hls uifa to cnru for three more. Mrs. t., tho
1n!lnor. took with tee daughter aged II.
When taBt hoard ot tho party had reached
Clinton, H., and wero allll bound Wsst.
The board Of Trustees Of Hyde Park will hold
| special meeting this evening to conbult upon
plur Of Rosioral sewerage for the Tiltage. At
| tbs same tlme the objections to tho laying OF
| sewer on Forty-fftu street OH tho rart Ut the
owners Of Rtout G0o fcet Of frontage Will be
, 1875-08-10
THE TURNER TRIAL.


Tho Turner forgery cate occupied tho Criminal
Cont agAin Yesterday. Tho room was we'll filled
at ar carly hour. aud tho jurors woro III their
scate, still ricklng Sherman l1ouas food from
ticir teeth It 8 o'clock. They boro tho nppeAr-
a,,ce Of being wcll-fcd but poorly-contsut'd he-
,uea mud Aneh Of them All Ind read Of tito futEncs
Of tho Ueecler Jurors evidently shared their
feelings.
At s;3p o'clock srr. swc,t aroee md commenced
bia argument IN tefcnee Of ls client. 1fo oc-
mricd tho e,ltire dav. with bnt an hours inter-
,nin-iDn fer hiunor. deyotinr His sime particular
T. TO MI examination and con'arison Of tho sey-
erxl dtcdH, alleged fureod Md goNnhc, Whirh
had beon aitl1tted m eslt1rnce. In tho nlter-
noon he reviewed tho evidence in n conciRo way,
nrguins, Of corrBe. that tLo prep1ndoranco WAS
10 favor OF liB cliont.
afr. Htorre Will commence h!a argument this
morning. IL will spread over several hours
air. f,arnnn, will fonw for the prosecution, and
it IL eBtlnntcd that he will occupy not lcss thnl
a tlay. Tic probabilities aro That tile caAo will
not reach the Jury before tomorrow noon.
srl.CULArloS rs TO THE NERUir
Of tho caro- IL general, but the sentiment. 60
iar d. could 10 Judged, underwent n,a-
tettlny. No ono saeuled to doubt that tho
deeds in question were forGcries, ana "liln they
could not believe the theories ot tho prosecution,
tnpy wcrc cri,afty sbw to credit tho arguments
md idons of tho defense. No pretended for
monlcus TINT Turner would 10 convicted, but
those who fnw tlayH ago 1lad expressed be-
lief that hs would 6o acquitted. were predicting
of to-day, however, may Away tho spectators ono
way or another, but tho effect upon tic jury Of
any Of tho forthcoming arguments or dDyeiop-
mtnts IL beyond reckoning.
, 1875-08-10

FTT 5lC1ANs7 AMI oUHAE1T@'
Dn. rnEER nH THE TnANsFtnioS or rLoop.
Tho Chicago Society at rhseictana and sur-
pcons met At tho tlt41Id Pacific uotol last evon-
lug, nr. D,yn1I in tho chatt
Dr.. E'rcer addressed tho Socinsy nron tho aub-
foct of tho ''Trsnafuslon OF Blood" fIe fc-
yjovo,l tho litcrnturo OF tho subject explained
the two methods uf injecting, tlse lnnsliste and
immediate. nnd exhibited tho necessary apra-
rn.u. gtrIns intcron.ng details from numerous
experiments ina1o By limec'f. III many cRscs
nf Iomusfl.aI.r, IN wasting tl,ecasoR. and In
W legit,unts "petation. And ono fall
uf pr0l,su uf Eoof. lilo waa incinod
tu give precedence tu tho mediate 1netllo,l.
nnA ~ explanation introduced the apparatus Of
Ur. Robert AcIIunA!tl, Of Dublin, 1roIaill, n,lsl
ntl,crs. llp also introduced arparstua to H.
iHatrate tho ,i1llnchlats rrotesb, which he cot'-
sldcrch Al undesirable QUO, and inferior to tho
tnoAialn effort. 30 lar as lih experience wont III
its uAo OF tho mediate process consisted Ill io-
jcciug blood from arm to arm, OF voiil 10 voln,
it not bolag do!lbEinn.c,i, aud tho dnicuity Was
caasulntiun In tho act Of infusion llc
detailed experiments he lad made, using
tho mediate inetbpl. with t,i1Icrunt 70.
ruts Oh animals and waa satIRhel
that there MAS uo reason fur fear In tr3nsfnEon,
wl,ci, WAS fast bring s!apliilcd and reduced 10
successful prac.lcc.
At tlls sonctn.1on OF tho roadine Of the paper
1t Wa. tisclssed 1t lollgL. Or. Ftaor made sollo
interesting explanations.
Ur. Bartlett n,a*ie 1omo experiments to e1'ltb-
It ready ttell,ua fnr tile determination Of urea,
wIMcIl ctlci!cd considerable attention,
Dr. Sawyer rent! thu ropart Uf casa Of habit
nal veueBcction, aftor which the Society AL
,,outned.
, 1875-08-10

Sam Dow!os scea things in tho following light
l., IN 1t,o,,,r =, ,.,o.
~ 1"'..l w., lA''1'o' a. , as"so. -,.,,.
q, INDIANA ~ n!hvinE more ponies. Tins year,
taan e'tne. ot iao oihets[paf1!f oeGauso oi nes
p!osIls5 70 W p% 1.on @ .no r'.ea".s.s.co 1 .s
inat hho ~ a'ilie1ea "isa t"o eaiaaastos 1sr tiS
Ifesusnes: M, ~ lnaaana' a. l'tesen., !spabssfan-
ihta tnea1s Aortoh. aug DeIhoefacy msana lion
ataNs. In lno anxiet! oi tlese Rens!ehlcn keePs
tho pnsfch oi tho asaso ~ CHROME ae!taton
ai'a sn!a Anxiety ~ Msloly growing On thona as
sae VINO Ero~s M s.,ostss. mnne m,tn ~ .llo !nas
petaslof u tno iato iosihlaturo' tuo pfacsieai
uihappenfatco oi sho thlfa party, the rsflsAl OF
tho no fnpGrY teel'nE, aml t'o i'opnoaean 3a M
sls.osJ ~ a.u'auaPuas, tno .tsuds u VI tioE
, 1875-08-10
THE CQUNTY-Bu(LpINC,

Tho Hospital Aud County Agents nino arc to
hayo match game Of hnso-tall Tomorrow.
Architect Eagau. 1t is expected, will present
hlB plaua for .o new Courthouse to tho Coun-
ty Board tomorrow.
County utork Liob Saturday received . nav
iuvolcc OF tho StatuleA OF 1874, aud Ia able 10
ncut all demands,
Bob Piukerton, Of detective fame, was
around tho building Yesterday. Ito belongs To
tAo Nav York office, and Las not been in Chicago
before Tor several years.
The Bheritr a.a.,s for Joliet this morning with
fourteen prisoners. William Wray wan yester-
day excused tron, going by tho Court, ten dayB
having been allowed him 10 prepare and present
Certain papors,
Members Of tho Equalization COMMITTEES OF
The County board wore yesterday complaining
OF tho bunHiing way in which tholr report bad
hocn published III Gha English organ Of tho
board. The reEoks In tho uuo!ticlsl papers, The
lnlsuNE ospecialIy thoy pronounced correct.
Ths air around tho County Building waa yes-
torday lalen with its periodical perfume. The
Offices on tho caas side weso scarcely li,hshitA-
itola storehouso tor faw hides in the neigh
bo1hool, which tho uoard of ueslth would do
we'll to give some attention To-.
Commissioner Comfy reports that the food In
tic Towua OF pelos and Worth has fallen about
III urheA. Tie dam aoroaH tile feeder Ia ssil
intact. notwithstanding AL assault wAs agreed
to be made upon IL several days ago by inlg-
nant opeity.holdefs. The dam Etsn1s because
Tie courage 0f the sBsailauts failed thsm.
County Attorney lsountrooA oflips MAS yestsr.
dsy chat'Ked 10 the !oum recently occupied by
the clerks paying rebate on taxes. Tie chauKe
WAS urged N taese columns so,e1a. days 10,
sd ny one aplH eclatea 1t mora than the officiei
hiMself tila utllce ts now pE,yste, or at Ieaat
cut on FROM tho inquiries Of everybody srohnd
Tho bui!hing: Tho 1eom adjoining, tormerly
used by the Finance Committee Of ths COUNTY
Board, !S HOW used for EabYie purposes, al i'm.
proyeipant on the old room which tho public
will appreciate,
The County Board had soason Of Rraat toy
Al kaa Hoo1-UouAs Ra.usdsy. Tbs vlsl& ~ Il
, 1875-08-10
JESSE Q. NORTON.
Remarks Of Senator Doolittle In tho
Circuit Court.
The WILL Of tho Deceased Admitted to
Probate.
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
nEMhHKa or JUDGE Y}ooLtTrLE.

n, m mh1hAsS a'' oF ~, 1unuh 1oah'Ft.s ,.M. L..
Tho following are tho remarks tolsvoFod by
Judge poo'lttlo satnr''a5 morning, when = mo-
tlo's "as n'a0e 10 sP1ehu OIL tho fccolaa OF 'ho
~ ~ 1',s, ~ Mo.,. .,o.,h 1.dan r,na,,,,I,
~. .n.a't, 49," "'.,,,s - ',,a ,,s,s.ss,
.o ,,o c,,
~. ~. t..s...,. .,....I...1.
70 haf Asaoc'"slnn' tho speaker hald
rafe my i.aty IL prrsctt tlcss resolution. 10 This
Court and respectfully to Hak item ~ Ia nrea1 upon
Mn called On ny q tho dit, onIcnlly ",.gned c.
1lut ~ All o fEtsn't. PARTNER in h,scss. anil asso.
fss 81. so, e. s
ind hin Imhlto lifn. lease y. Norton waa horn at
i.enn!nstnn. W Dec. Is, l5is. rs wn. :!e t'n u
fpgnn with Great britain. in youth he wnn antSr,
industrious, 1it'cu%. and snl'nn.. lio entered
Isis.
without fortune. anil relying upon himself to mako
Sas Inc n classical ss sSo" /. as u
=. Y sha sa.scs caess II ee s anil e
the rrt time ,uoet auiablc and accomEl lthed yonng
'aay,-Misa rheie Ann ahcltion. who WA al
Du,kltn and otter gcntoHen, In toaeh-
luz select #chool for ladies' at tho aan,o llacc.
The acquaintance Thus formed tpene' into aftettson
ami, on the 3sth lay OF December, 1871 thn twenty
ao2 y 5kss DaakS they were married at The '''a'as' Of
hi. Hiatt. ana. 1884, settled At Joliet. lle wa4
admitted y the Bar. mid entered nlu thu rretier Of
him ,o!nas a,'d bslose,[, ani tns reops where 10
iirt RAFe inl az tho hoors and distinctions IN tlt:r
hs wss e5vs'ca soun'y o. rraiais J"a1c, and ~ ""
Constitutional Convention. IL laso he waa elected
asa IL whieh tic VIII rasty appcare IL n' ~ astor
On tls ,ase u American politics. lo wns elected mem.
stun " COnRrss9 came tho rt1pa OF tile SIlAsnr Cni1
, 1875-08-10
when 1t IN etatnl TINT An unlimited supply Of tho
liounra which clloos and inobrinto VETO OH hand.

when 1t IN etatnl TINT An unlimited supply Of Tho
liaunra which clleos md inobrihto HeFe OH hahu.
In norno way .....
THE rl1.or'a ,nMrAss
rot ont of condition. i}e hal tinksea g'hkseA
with cyef7nodv ota boar! during the day. but MA
head VA. All light, nevertheless. lie AAt, ant no
went into thu ,ifot-souee. Rrhspcd the wheel,
md turned tho iloo OF Tin craft hu1s>nwRr with
an casv. nssnring a,r OF Confidence A,'a ch.,ekio
os satisfaction at hia drinking capacity. Tho
caseful nad cain nhHcrvcr, however, might have
detected tint his cycs, notwithstanding very
roaolutc otfort 10 hold them staring directly
eo,!tllraeL OF tnwnrda Chicago, wcro !ixcd III 4
CLASSY stare aovernl i'olntB cf the comparf cast
made tnilng matter OF considerable difficulty.
Tho rnr,y carly in tla morning c!anlbered upon
tho iech. \ mist lay upon tho H"a II wns
thought anfcr to lay ri anc!,t'r md wais t'il y
Tnso before entering tito ri,or and btoan'E ", 10
Clark nsroct bridge. The En;Rtelcafca awhy. A."
inetead of being off Chicago within H'ght ~ tno
fasr,liNr ob}e OF its harsr. they "tfe OIL Tug
unfamiliar shurcB OF Michigan City. ho rilot
waa rnnndlY cutnrtl. and not nf0rel antttor
drop to drink. Tho party. III tho hathlB OF an.
other pilot procured frrui tho town. set OUT
uron iia way 10 tho city. Nut hasiiK pfel"feA
themselves far trips OF srch length they wore
now short of ratnns. aud despite oalnnat aflof'
to drown Tho calls of appetite viii. brandy mud
smIr- mail, ,hcy wore At last phiigeh III r',oa
ti,rtr fish oycr tho flinaco rrH to rrnFcns being
| rriuced to fa'n.1iuE condition.
Tho fuet hrranp eAllanttcd hofnfe CHICAGO
yas reached, md tho boat wns Obliged IL }Ht
iulo South Chicago for coal. Tho party rcachrd
honlo Inst crnnng AID II there Wort Inhhy aE,-
s.nt from tho Co7t,c,l IN the PEOPLES Party
pido of Tho lo,se everybody now kuowa why.
, 1875-08-10

Inspect Affairs gonosnlly, and especially 10 inols
batter point. Thcro was difference OF ursson
AZ 10 tho prorrioty nf renewing tho buildings.
but worry littlo about tho forcn and character Of
tho county t'ro.cnR,ne. In tho tra1 Of Tho on
liz managed 10 turn lilo ptsoam upon
hin fclIow..1,enlbc.s In turn, aud To
demonstrate tho efficacy Of all Inch
md quAlte stream with a Formidable rro!el-
lt ln,tt ,teomlnis,oncrs Holden .,,d Garth wo,S tc
Rroatcet sufferers. Tho Iosmer waH knorkcd ur
flight Of stops. and then tlowll again, by tho
force 1T lilo stream, we Tho hitter got crnHlp
III tho tnuaccn Of tho leg which he will fnNe1n-
Dor when drawing his next uuArtor's Batary.
, 1875-08-10

To The Etfitor u iht thicago tribune:
Clt1cAao, aug. 0.-AR requested, I risa to ex-
plain FirHt, thht I did negotiate with tho col
orcl man, John Grcen, to Inform rue OF tho con-
templAtqd robbery Of john .. Shays dry goods
houBe. Nus. 81 md 10 State street, and was fully
lfopared to receive tho partion, bnt 1t was not
attempted at tho timo appointed, nor since rs
stated. Second, promised sucl. immunity to
tirocu for tho information M l considered proper
n an of1cor thtont upon discovering crime.
Any insimaton that any Other motive actuAted
n,u will fsll sltll-bosn npon this community,
whether It originate with some Jealous city do.
tectiye or catturcd culprit. J, u. DAiLEY,
, 1875-08-10
GRAIN SEIZURE.

NKw YosE, Aug. 0.-Two ships, graIn-ladon,
ware seized, at the Brooklyn ducks, on Saturday
night, IN = sui. brought by 4. =. Kent l. Co.. Of
Chicago, to recover from the suspended firm Of
AIchiba!d B4xter Il Co. R40.0 worth Of gram,
wh1oh tho former company uIAims to have sold
10 tho latter tor cash, which hsa not been paid.
, 1875-08-10
THE ROCKFORD POSTAL BUILDING.
E+Aei1J TIi.s,1}@h l., IN. L..

1tocxyonp, ILL.,, Aug. Dat last tho Poss-
Office masLo1 is settled, and to-day u. II. Smith.
ppstluastor, received the papers from tha De-
pattmeut At Washington Accepting T. d. Robert
non Co.'S proposition to build \ new poat-
otacs building IN this city. Work will DO COM
p1a1cel III day OF Two.
, 1875-08-10

Let Them Clean your Blankets.
No ono will tagret having bent b}ankets to Cook
l. htcLaiu for cleaning. They do 1t beautifully.
gu Dearborn a:reet, Oh or a6i West Madison.
, 1875-08-10

Pianos and OrEanz.
/ large sssost1nsnt Of yianos aud organs 70
gsna Beoond-hsad pianos from 50 to 400,
W. ". KiHsAlx4
cetnsx STAKE aAa Adams strpsss, AIcako.
, 1875-08-10

1IiIIl1f IGNN.
To fhf Editor NJ The Ettcauo Iyfkttus.

10 she Editor nf The Ch,cauo Tribune:
RoME, N. T., Aug. 6.-iour issuo Of Sunday,
Aug. l. contains all nst'clo headed "Bnnko," IN
which my nan,e III nalaiously or mistakenly
used III "nuukoist." l bog leave 10 state that
have never been engaged in tnat b,sfnoBs,
either directly or indirectly. aud In al my life
haTo nevcr obtained a dollar OF a penn, by
means Of that or any oshor 'snre thing" gamo.
Neither am claeso4 ns bunl,o nau by those
m1o aro cal,alln Of distinguishing ona frnm an
ordinary gambler. Atv Impression Ia. that tho
writer of tho article alluded u was aware Of M
ahsopco fron. Chicago. II not, those who gave
him ituua wrro. I ubjcet to having my name
nIstso uRo Of iu connection with .bat businesa
we're l onEaXc1 In 1t. 1t would not matter. I
snRgeot that your reporter make fow inquiries
bcio1o us!ag my nalno again. Mas not III Cht-
caSo wlltu that article ID purported to haye boen
Nrltten, but expect to return Aoon; whom. II
tho writer Of tlnt article ia not convinced that
l a,n not . bunlso man, I shall endehvor to dis
abuse hs mini. JENNY DUNH
, 1875-08-10

DEATHS.
THDNNTuS-Abralam Thornton died Aug. ., 1875,
aged ~ yours anh mORhH.
Funcrui 10 take rIace Wcdnt say At 10 o'clock from
bis late residence, 113 uushnslst. uy carriages to
Calvary.
MlDDLETON-Funeral Of tho iato George g. Mid
dletor, Of England, will take place Tuesday, Aug. 10,
At II o'clock i. m., from Masonic Hail. NU "a East
Monsoest.. Chicago Friends OF tIo family arc inst-
Sl 10 attend.
DUACIELL-Sunday evening, Frank, infant son ot
Joseph Z. and Sophia 4. Ilurchell.
Funeral fr. Ills hnuse, 211 Ens.av., Tuesday sfter-
noon, o'clock, to Uakwoot.
, 1875-08-10
GILES LENIMENT,
U5E3
xBn,@ QTTTnE,SS'|'
"a 4E|a|aa ;:||| s |, ,DNllME;N1
sGDS0E <3E AEhealG;ASa


a Nnw anil
Medical noionce for tho
a. ouSa Kas na nSS5 Sasps,.hs 81 kan e Msn
Heretofore Known, liostoring Thoo,.
aanda 10 Hoalth and Hnppapes,,
aIjKE CENH
For Nesnra1c'n4 nheYmatir4m!:, n, Eeya,p.lA
Rss a@ns 9Feafp saEa ffq:t II S,.s
ions, 0orns, l's'ms II Hack.
lutn.y, C:.tarrh.
I1rutsoB aud Wounds Of Erory Naturt ;,
MN or Animal. az
t;ILES' Il MLiSIa$r b.. s,eo!,ed s .h1 !. ua3q.
!" thoe p,,sto prsctsa ~ tic no,t suocv:.say IL
clans ~%
4 Cte,oYmax Uunrp:
,s; s Iss aS n H%%oas s,ss M Il + ~ ssp ps
tcea ntlc, win t:s ,orf!tla d.ca.o far y, {e.s u,
ss H rsI!s' a fss W. ii "sys: h r".sa,
aSst & G.''"sa u IL sss' g..
Il FAYstc1aH CUnKn:
y,f wss sne,s rs rsso ,:rs = In NG ss, e III
r.'n y. knac. ass'o wv Ell s,s1
I:a sS;s; : ;.!! Fs;;. s;
..s. gas opssa tenuo eate u A
ltnErMArto suFFEnEns aEATE:
Was discharged frnfn ta MsA.achns.Et. C'encral Il.
rita tncnf.blo wiki ulafnhlnry ritoun1stsu II \,
shu}cr+t nHrss, ai iht: rnt1tc1 toaEnliS inr tssx
ysars triad arsr5lhinK lost Al fnrr Dr. titlast III
mont todi.ln ~ Ammonia e.frttri - complies en-
ELLEN HMfTH. No. II plunobt, Fall River. Mas.
My suffering, with tnsn.natary rhennatLanl ~s., h
tensc. VA hetpts. iii used tiest t.tuucn. lnliI.s
ln%sGis ls Ell e.. III ss; u; 'sra S H. i" Soo
1ntfamnn!"ry Nh .un,atIfm al! ornr my hoh{; .E,1
:noN!s carad NC. TKHnNltIuiS UitEf:N, III ~ IT,
Twcnts-sIlir,I.st. Now Ynrk. ~
t.iT.1t%' LlN1ltEHT for nnlcnt. ot thu .a,d
kingdom, has suruassat NIL other gtrrnrnoan Ia s a.
dottGlly curative otfcct.
TIE owHEn or "liAnRT DAssErr" STATES:
In my .lAh!o Tho only ltniurnt T. tIe Jl.t
ment nd!ho nf Ammonia. It t,arfaEns wonders. IL
ft-sftattagiy psnnntlncn II t1 ho4t over san. i
MEDIA hfE.lS. lrtncatnn. n. j.
rnr our stock know ot M nmcnt TINT r1nats ret
1ntide hf hmutons,. j. II what hnr.nrlen hare hi
wanted -s~mnthinK relaln. tlixsprlnts. pO5
TEn d DOUGLASS. NuHl llnwnrd st.. baltimore.
t]corga t3raut, E-, ylctutla Ellis Eo'.nty. K4a7s
tho largest ntrc fArn,or thu world. ia s,Iharn tis
fur man and beast Giles Iulnout lnsu Of Aucs
ntn.
t;1LES' LINI4fENT. 4 bo.tic po.rc.,c. tx,
turnl properties thai bnrrcl 1T ffn Mcalle r1tst
and nIh,pnts that fnised crrftnnu, c.nnnany
Price 81 tsntk aud ~ rcr hottIo. Quartz, S1.fA
For +saIe by rII sVhofc.nle S Retail llFuRrI,,s
GALE Il HIOIkf. Ii Houth CIs.ktt II and 4s Mr.
ron.at, Pnlfnr 1Jun.e; DntuA St,ck YArAs Drug H,
L, WJLTEkSDQItE, Ill B1ue }stAti.ev. ~
, 1875-08-10
LOCAL LETTERS.


~ the Easf"r " ne Ch'thco tribune:
ANN Annon. Aug. 7.-aomc daya ago my fcnt-
ingB Of Indignation wero so aroused at tho treat
,uo,,t whirb cot,niu mcmberB of nv family RI,
'"s.'s s,.. .,'.,,, - ..a,,h. ~ ,,.s r..aa,,.
ce''oa ~ tAo nh'os o' n'o'noets VI 'no tAsno''o
clergy Of Chicago, that "toto long article Tor
publication to tho Chicngo Times. It was not
i1sorte,!, however, 10 thought it would DO vol
nnrhov tr, Int t1cso pentlcntcn hnow thot nm
""'n .,-',' ~ .,.'' ~. 49,. ~ 49,. 49,, I
hot tnroueh Win 1nela sot' that Am nus aeaa
but scHpings" D.d their coutiuo. resemble m
my way that Of Christians. could be satisfied
10 treu; them with cuutou,rt for their proceed
mas j., lin ,mut hnt ,r,,e, ,,x,,r it,hun.n
.nba ~ ~ pa'r o's ""e's ssn "a. ...".
feelings OF pigotfv anu persecution 'oaa them 70
interfere with par;iea wlo have taken no part In
my aifaira can no longer restrnin myself from
showing tho community tho vi,Ieiny aud hspoc-
r'Ay y. 'uo'i iNee s'nto 1no "o"apIpI.e ate
unwilling TO recelse my a'tlclcB mhst holp my
s,lf in another way, mud this have determined
70 do by taktug occasion OF 4 lecture which In
tend to deliver in fe" wecks' Hitherto hnvo
, 1875-08-10
MARRIAGES.,

-.-~>~~>->>~~---
ANOr.EAYE-FA1lLEY-In tlta city on tho ST.
tpzt> hY the Rev. William ". 1Atto. D. D., 8tr. Tol
i. Nancle4Yu md Miss Maggie Fat1ey, both Of Chi
caEo.
, 1875-08-10

ferrel t. tho Committee on Public Service.
Thn Hoard adjourned Until o'clock Tomorrow
hfiAttiAnn.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

REGATTA ExCURsIoN.-The commodious schoon-
er Katie, Capt. John Hill, will leave Magnolia
Bridge, New Canal, at 2 P. M. Monday next, and
the Halfway H ouse at 2:45 o'clock, on an excur,
sion to the Lake end Of the Pontchartrain Rail-
road.
Parties desiring to witness the regatta will
find this a NEST agreeable opportunity, as the
Katie will anchor during the race In the middle
ground.
The excursionists will be protected by avn
ings, and refreshments will be provided at mode
rate cost Tickets for the round trip will be one
dollar, and they can be obtained at Ely ich's, l3C
Canal street, and at the office OF Lord Nc
Peake, corner of Camp and Grayier streets.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

Free alcohol is in limited supply, and salable at
highwine price. In export we hear Of no trans
act ons worthy of mention. Purchases could
probably be effected for future livery at from
$780, but at this price there is no inquiry what
ever. The total receipts for the week are 2490
barrels, of which about 1850 barrels are esti-
mated to be highwines and alcohol. The stock
in store is pr baby trife under 5000 barrels.
Indications OF an advance in price never seemed
lay in coming can only be- accounted for by the
dull state Of trade, which has had parallel for
many years."
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18
st. Charles Hotel.
RIVERS 4 LONSDALE. Proprietors.
St. Charles Street, Between Common N
Gravier.

This Hotel has since 1852 been the leading Hotel
In the South and Is Setter prepared To entertain
guests than at any period since its opening
The propFietors have spared no expense In fitting
I'D the House and both 10 furniture and the a.
rangements of the culinary department 1t La IN
| rivaled.
Transient visitors will find the st. Charles thu
most delightful - well the most central Hotel In
! the city. mil! Il
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-Messrs. c. H. Lawrence
& Co., 80 and ~ Tchoupitoulas street, have fol
sale full lines of extra choice Goshen and West
ern butter in packages of all Sizes for sale in lots
to suit at lowest market prices.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

With summer heats comes dyspepsia and
indigestion. Marsden's Zarsaparllla Is GER
tain relief and cure.