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mon In TINT 1t leaves tho body with to tnnrkK Of
violent death paso peculiarly gravo look Of Tho
oyc. and III sotte Instances nprutnbernnco OF 0HD
organs. t}arrotfnR u1angfoH tho neck, hanging
circles it with ltvil ttRck, shooting tenrs tho
fody, aud heh0adtng makes 1t E!lnstlv Btot4arle,
while these mud MI nthor prnAont niodca Ut OK
ecntlon initct torture Of Eroasor or nHH Duration
Cysno'hnnis alone 10 without physical pstn aud
without sign. rolNA.
nrnB's ltEsIainN.
To tho Editor ~ The Chsrhgo Tribune:
C11cAun, Doc. 20.-Shonld II. d. 1lurd bo
e'cclod Supreme Court Indigo On account Of Ills
services In revising tho Atatutos7 Tho revision
ia generally conceded by All lawyers 10 10 groat
failure. l nish 70 point to but Two gross mis-
takes.
Fir*l--IIo hnt had repealed tho married. won-
ans law OF 1861 and hns given nothing In lis
place. (Sco noyiBed Statutes Of 1874t Clap. 6S,
Eco. 9. Also Chap. l31. Sec. 49, 50 that To-
day tho statutes OF lllinofs lcaye tho common
Inv in full farco, and tho husband by virtue ut
tho marriage takca tho cntro personal property
Vol, Blshop OIL Married Women, See. Ca3.) Tho
Feoplo of tho State Of Illinois, relying upon Slr.
1lnrd, layo gono back 10 tho middle ngcs. and
woman Ii again matlo tho slave Of hor h,Bbnnd
30 far as 1lis righta to her property held by hor
at titno Of marriage arc concerned.
Secondly tho chapter on conyerauceR, Hec.
&, Mr. uurd baB 40 changed tho law lint almost
oyory qut.claim decd executed aluco July ], 1872.
% oPof%o n an ysn
by vrtuo Of tho old statute, imply covenant Of
warranty. Alr. lfurd III hia roviaion mnkoa cithor
ono Of those words imply warranty OF tho title,
VIZ: that tho srantor WA scizoa OF M in!oEoaBl-
bio nstale In foo nnplD.
Nov lot overy lauyor look at his blink for1ns
OF quit.claim drotls and untcss il bn tho htatu-
tory form he will lind the word "Hell" used;
and hence oyesy deed sont ont since July /. 1872,
,kn;.t t+.-n
, 1875-12-21

HOW TnEX AHE LEVIED.
TirE TRIBUNE called attention Sunday to tho
way In which tho property-o'ncra Of South
Chicago wcre vlctmized by tho outrageous AZ
sessment Of personal property mado by Asseusor
Ed Philips. Tho following figures will Hhow
moro clearly than anything olso tho way In
which tho burden Of taxation has beer, put upon
thom. The county valuation OH Which tho city
and Ill other taxes ara collected this yoar ia as
folows:
senth @ ch,aso.s q lSs!sM .ss.@5.s;: ..:'!s9,;ss
WI Ssh hScss,sss cs,ssss: ;'ssf' i ssas i;s s's5H
Total. ,s,2s, ,l7o $43,si7.s4s tl7l,s1,71s
It will be spcu from this that the value Of the
personal property iu tho Town OF South Chicago
il put down oilohait tho value OF the reai prop
etty within tue sae territorial limits and that tho
personal property aaaeaAmont for rthRtunfortunato
town Is about oue-iltt!l Ut the ontiro aaauaamcnt
on which tho city ta1es nro levied. Now, year
ngo tho city unIto it, assessment, which hto0a
As follows: Heal estate. s25s, 6A9,3l0; personal
properly, &45, 155, $50, Thus Ii will DO aeeu that
tho Town Assossos4 Ia substantially tho pame
as that made ly tho city authorities
last year, while the aascssod value on land has
ehrnnk a125, 600, 900. Now, II tho city tux Ind
boen ievled Oh the city assessment, tho amount
bssn a, ,2s0 090.0H, aud that collected from real
estate would have beon e7b0335st Az 1t
staniH now, the Eealcstato payb 81, G39, ESQ, and
the poraonai propoEsy 5l,347. 039. u moro tlau
oue-quarter OF the onttre tax. How this III 10
bn romeliod Is not at present .appArent, except,
~ generously suggested by Collector Evans. by
getting out iuunot!ous; but It is ye1y plaia that
crying injustice has baon done 10 tho Town ot
Houth Chicago and that for it tho Assessor, Mr.
Ed. Phillips, il directly responsible.
WHAT TUE TAxES AAE.
For tbs information oa tie Taxpayers, tho
following table LII gwen, showing the amount of
taxos Which each division Of tho city IL called on
kn1 i1H,fa
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TIE .STITE or TRADE.
rrRnPEAN Markets.

ro,noy ruv The amount " bullion gone mo the bAnE
of fn,i,n, on balance to-day IL $4,000. on. -
d Jliy 5-H.cnns-Consuls FOR money. e3.ols; for
'-,,,,,,t &. a. Tufed states 80 bonds 1850. Old.
imis, l.67s 1902 Ten fores lOi; New tVes TO- =
- torl central 20 Ire Railway shares l21-2 DO pre-
- "a pms dispatchr quot, Rtnt.- 20 6Ji. 2 &c
FeAS.Fogr July j-Jn,d states tlYe"eniy Dous ISo-'
g~L 81. 49,. g.. to-s.-tr,. Nia,u,y
Nfidur Dllrnr 81 sales, lJ,nOo bales,
in g.l1O Tor speculation and export ~ the sales To.
a., an0 bales American sales D me OASIS OF M1lhg
- nuu ID, Io,y Good Duiinary deliverable september
,t f.,.r al do DO, nothing t'o" 10" iIulihks'
deliverable July. az ID; do lo dryfIaie Anslst 1n s
,,r M %. do Gu de- Neralr september ana ocODcf,
.l.s ON the basis Miling orleans, nothing peO"
fr nary drr,rlhl. July and August Al 81 safes ~
i,-enf. of Tie crop the basis u II dih2 pidS
,foy /. low Good Ordinary II ffsli nothing below Low
ttii-, ID Corn 3gG132 V quarter for New Mixed
Vim Lard 81 = cw Cheese, 81 2 cwt Tor New Amer
1,--..- ,s.--., n. a.irs,. N,
LoyDoy July EVEN = Calcutta lnseed 90 -prlts oil
r..1f ne % (, cyf Eeane, Petroleum sd y gallon
STVF4P Jaly j-Pcolcum, 2if for Etne Pale American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
DIED.

BAKER-on July 1873, Florence j. second son Of Davis
and Jerusha H. Baker 49,, $3.50
parents residence patch0gue, l. L. On July D. at p m
CITEYNErn Brooklyn July T. II scarlet fever Arthur
Lougia- age. yeil Az, ~ 1,s Jrnob and Nsrgar.s
tuesday 9TH
FRrFArFF-On sunday morning July Columbia Ian.
Penn David Eugene FrIe"aA oest son oil J. r.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon July from the MoraviAn
Church. at L!titz, Lancaster CO., Penn.
TFVIF TT-At East kaway. L. l., saturday July
Joseph Hewlett formerly OF this city IL the els year OF his
& relatives and friends are invited 70 funeral
fu his la'e residence TUESDAY July AZ u O'Clock NJ
and At trinity Church 10, sa"ay Al Gocs n y
the southern Railroad Of l. To meet ne IOio tEah Hon
south Eighthst. Brooklyn
HTLBCRD-On the 18th inst N the residence 81 her SON
Inland r. Iuburd. IL M0ntclar y. J., Mrs tnr r. nun.
Columbus, OHIO
JoHN-ON-On sabbath morning, July 4, Mss Joanna John
Friends ana relatives family respectfully invited
attend her funeral from The re ence OF hef pgIhel m
July Z al O'Clock p. Carriages vii meet the train ea~
ing Grand Central Depot AZ ii d. NJ
MORRIs-On sunday ft st Peer Morris in the 7lstyes
The funeral services viii he held HE late residence 10 -
West Forty egltnst, on We!neslay ny ~ 49, , ~,
relatives and friends are invited without furhss
vrPRTsAf Newark Y j. July 4, 1878. Miss Amira Nor:
ri. daughter OF John and Elizabeth Norris deceaS aged
Her funeral will be attended from her late residence No -
WasAingtonst. Newark a. 0clo.E on Weln'9eay ia
end fr;aus ana those u her brother law Marcus l.
ward invited 10 attend The funeral without further
TAYIoR-N Greenfield Ill., Conn. on Saturday, 80 inst,
Mary elder child u Francis f. and Virginia Chiffon laSior
Friends u the family are respectfully invited 70 attend her
funeral f. Tuesday afternoon 81 0cock rom y -tc.
prs Episcopal Church, Forty sxthst between fiith aud
sixth-ayes.
wEFKEs-on Monday July 3. Anna B. W, widow OF the
h,r ae residence. go Ialyetave bI0'AIy D. Oh "edhos
cay 7th inst, al ) O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
THE DAY N PHLADELPHIA.

1HE CITY IN A FURORE-IHE DAY sFENI Al HE
PARK-A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME OF CLhE-
MONIES, REVIEWS, AND CONCERTS LASTING ALL
DAY GROUND BROKEN FOR AGRICULIUKAL
HALL AND TEK CENTENNIAL FOUNTAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The whole city, OF
rather All the people 1t. out in Paramount Park TO-
day for the Cen enni managers the mnnicpai au'noi
ties the religious and national Societies. une ni'i''u
ORGANIZATIONS aud the citizens, nasse and III detail
have combined their forces 20 make the Park, and es-
pecay It's cluster OF rapidly rising Centennial buildings
the scene 70 which all the ceremonies usually at
tandant upon the celebration OF 1.-THE fOur'h
should be transferred. For several months II
had been determined TO give tms' INC
ninety ninth anniversary Of Independence Day pccuhr
significance aud 70 celebrate il with mere elaboration
than ever before-to make indeed sort OF earnest OF
what would b. done year hence, ana al energies
have heen directed % this end TIE Centennial a"o
tes. conjunction with committee Of ciIizens' iaHe"
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covnrr1ov OF CANADIAN CROPS.

TORovro, Ont, July 5.-Ihe Globe this morn
i publishes four columns OF special kilograms from all
mart, ~ the provinces Of ontario ana Quebec as to the
condition OF this years crops. The following Is SUN
mary Of this information; $50
Fan wheat appears in cases 10 be Winerklll
~, tbe rroD viii turn ont 90 bee considerably below tr
average The failure appears 10 De worse III the Lhe
Frr counties while the Ontario counties sAO" IA Oi'Dis
result. - ,i.. ~, orora 90 eror,
-prng wheat promises nearly or quite an aVeItge ciop
oats barley, aud peas WILL II the season CONTINUES
eonaflv favorable. De a little above tne average %,
corn while giving good promise III some dsuIcu VIII
hardly come up 10 the average weld III,
p crons GENERALLY are thriving and the yield VIII
t,r0 ably be- more than usually abundant. me potato
cro i ,sailei by the Colorado bee" nut producers 10
n com Ia anticipate 20 much mischief from TINS pest
i~ IN recent Years, . ,-a.-, l.. .to moon,
The hav crop been greatly benefited by the recent
rains, but Will undoubtedly be- short ,, J.,
Tie fruit crop it, IN many instances, reported 70 De ue
hceut aud peaches Will DE very scarce
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MIDNIGHT WE4THE8 REPCRE
WAR DEPARTMENT }
OFFICE Or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTOS. Tuesday. July q. l~I1-l a. m.
S.l,1nrsis Nlr The mt ltreh lA-fOliI AOmrs

synopsis fDr me fdsE fffi'1 -ffff 'ouFS
The barometer is highest over the South
Atlantic states aud Lake superior, ana lower from IN
dian Territory 10 Missouri.
Cloudy or rarity cloudy weather with rain areas has
from te OHIO Valley TO the laAes' Iowa. ana
Kansas. -,
OCCASIONAL rains haye fallen the Gulf coast. in the
Soufh Atlantic states. and on the New Engar q coast
Warm clear or partly cloudy weather has continued
in the Gulf states and thence 10 southern Missouri
Tire rivers have continued rising az krokuk Memphis
vicksburg, LeayenwOrth. and Cincinnati
Probabilities.
In the south Atlantic and Gulf states stationary or
h zcr barometer -uuhcrly or eastcry winds continued
warm or partly cloudy weather, and occasional coast
rains. 81, . .. 80.
IN Tennessee and the Ohio VALLEY stationary or rsins
barometer southeast winds slightly Cooler pcssIO!
coudv weather and occasional rains.
For the lake region, higher followed by fahS haroui-
eu.frr ea-rrv 10 soutcry winds, cool party Cloudy
weather. and occasional llgnt rains.
For the Upper Mississippi ant Lover Missouri FalleF-,
risug followed bv iallnS barometer, VIM, sttth- 10
east south, and slightly warmer parity clou"'
IN the Minute and Eastern Siaes. hi9her bGromeer'
soufbsyly or crg'r- ,rinds purity cioD0y Tedcr oecn
so,0i ruins ~ tie hfcr ami interior NJ Mc iDr'er "th
Ior.r feuD,rdfure clcrvt Oce be southern Poffi0n ~ ne
,.ut ~, .,,e ,o,,
tral Mississippi VIII lisc slightly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
STATE TlXITION.

INJUSTICE OF THE PRESENT METHOD OF ASSESS
MENT-rHE REMEDY
To the Editor OF me Tri6une.
SIR: The Increase of valuation Of real and
nersoual property in this for the year l-1 over
the assessed valuation OF I73 is not TO be taken as an
aetna. increase in value o. property II only shows
r,a. m local assessors are De- ginning 10 comply with the
law Il; assessing al real and personal property AZ its
true value" Take the County Of Chautauqua' the IN
crease in assessed valuation Of l77i over 1873 ~ 9-
oO6l62 No one can believe this an actual increase III
wealth in one year IL produced by a''es-m'H's OF
flI alue In fixing the rate OF the state levy at six
mills. II seems that no allowance was made Tor an III
crease Of assessed valuations for 1874 over l-3 as the
anouut will be some u 100000 than the state ON
al. estimated for the current wear. The state Board OF
r,rslz.tnn has the right 10 Increase the valuation OF
each county ND the ful and true Niue' au t- - '
best way. Bur o do II with levy ol ok llllS ~! 80
.,,,,s vnuld mi q over ~2OOOn.O0O. Hereafter the
amount OF money needed for stare pur"-"7 Hli"'' i
satrj md not the number " mills u be levied OF nc
e,,,e ny aud .rlf ina the possession OF more money
than y know what do with a. all the counties mus
49, - H. mi and trle value, De- increased up 90
,be am vaIue by the STATE Board Of EqualAu"n lie
grOss inequality and WRONG can ohs nc -
"a strict enforcement ~ Tie lay ~" tb.
The state Assessor, are now honnG meetings III ~
eefI counties OF tho stat ana cach tax ron 7ho"7 Wv
great Injustice OF hc present manner a's'o-ill D. ma
III me o v safety from wrong j. IN Opcurnce 10 h"'
and TIE law need, aincu'mrhl Ohc "a "a -,
meeting here to-day stated that corporation Nv uri ~
his town over rluVuOp "i pt.'"i'l pir H. WA
not assess H. a. the principal otee oil ~, com
another town. snH mn NE , % 81 tI company is
would not ASSESS IT, Iiir pT"P4'f 'i "a, 80 ~ ti,n
estimated at II 900 ami r. ass -el ' - '-i
~.OO.OOo, while the udca 'l me III H., 49,, fo,yn
I'm i.nn River Railroad company j. 'H' u, ' -. 80
IA ~. 1000. the Law u now duln u.ttI'A ' i"'9t
ihe rountie- there ) nothing bur lJ",,co ."av b rh
remedy sooner later must come-Ii ho, Nus"
i',,-t,.iu. power through the people themsel -, ~
l.mnudins OF the town n.,es."ri .,,ts
md filIc value. JA,lI, \. bhIu'-i 7'''' ~ '
f.ar Ilut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
NETWORK. BOSTON AND MONTREAL RAILWAY
PROCEEDINGS

PROCEEDINGS.
To fh> EdifOr ~ The IrtD"Hc.
SIR: The statement IN your Issue OF thl-
d.c that in the action brought by the Ban1ne Franco
r,,.,ti,une against the NcwYork, Boston and Montreal
Railway Company and others Judge Baichloru mas aP
,nt.d N.-r Batter and T4aks Receivers o the Trust
F,pd in the hands of Mc,-r-. John Crosby Brown J'--e
s.ir,n,n and william Watts Sherman trustees II en-
tircly erroneous.
Nr.-r,. Batter and Tlals had in their hands certain
buds of ,he Ne York and Boston and OF the Du'ch 81
and Columbia Rlroais. the title ~ which j. III pie'
h n,,. never been in the possession Of The trustees
and ifh r. pcct 10 which There has been question AZ 10
- ,t-Dt az fle trustees 20 receive tlcn f'Icfi"-,l q
,rr.eiues are now pending brought 10 rhloir. va,
u,ort.a.,, under which those bonds N,Ic oIiSlntny
,,,'l Ild-, BafcAord has directed Mr''is batter
mi T,as. 10 retain. account OF Ni"h IL HHiy
-iuc,ru the uo--r--Ion OF the pohd- III 'H'tI
band. in order that. while the auction VINO l.
,"i,flsd IN them ]. being decided, the bonus may
NJ eufrfiy lose their proper representation III NJ
,,,.co.ure- proceedings. FOR tIat lhipi-c dph' NJ
M ta. ,ppniuted Mcssrs. Batter ana IadA- 7IeoiA
f,.~. AT fho.- bonds Tor Tie h,u nj ~ WhOhitl yer
- a. ,und Intimately ~ Dee entitled 10 the Dohds 10
~ ,,un,eu OF such special Receivers the trustees
, ~, oi,rtinn The motion for the appointment VI a
t1.v.r az M fund in the hands Of the trustees mas
- aii,urr.d upon the notion Of cOnplaln"its couu-
- until October next. ana was ~ no WISE coh-etc" ny
,b Court In tue gctiOn taken by IT, Your 90 dleht ser
want. ,,--
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liver the depurDg blood cleansing organ "a
the sv,e the house Of health AZ WORK.
and the foul cOrrnons which gender the blood and rot OUT
h. II were the machinery life gradually expelled from
system. Fer this purpose Dr. PIERCE GOLDEN hkbiAs
DISCOVERY small daily doses Of DR.. PIEhks fihAssr
P Rc ,vp ITfFT~ are pre, mlnenty the articles neesed
er cure hpor from the worst scrpiuia 10 mo
eating ulcers klhd.
heal under mighty curative niu fueni nlood
sons that uTk by them robbed OF their r-
rs and v their persrveilng somewhat proTaced use
fhe most tainted may be completely renOvais ana
hUt mn anew Englargei glands, tumors. AMI swelings
dwinde away and disappear under the influence VI Their grss
re4olveurs. sold By all dealers IN medicines. =.
Claude cls about three years Old greatly ancted
with sores on his legs feet that he could not wear MS
shoes and stockings. Had great deal O trouble Win him
Had tried remedies nett aly. Al last We tired Tho
Golden Ner Discover IN about three weeks ne was
entirely cured al healed and health much In
proved kesp"ctfull' yours o. ", ~ 90 a. a-x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
su.nows OF THE CELEBRATION.

N,.,,rRors ACCIDENTS FROM TIE CARELESS HAND
LING or FrREARMs-AFTRAYs EXPLOSIONS AND
oTHIR MIsnAPs ~ NEw-YoRK AND IT. VICINITY
a LONG LIST or UNHAPPY INCIDENTS.
The pleasures of the enjoyment of the holiday
Yesterday were marred-as is usual with the observance
Of lndcpcndcncc Day-by great NUMBER OF aeV'u'"''
and other unfortunate incidents The LIST OF "ou's IlVn
,,o ..v,Iosion 81 firearms or OF powder IS unusually
dh while crimes Of violence do not occupy 80 large
Mace AZ in former years. Many persons were hnft ny
c reckIessness Of boys men who careieHSy pon'eu
n,s,.,s ar other weapons Ia wrOns directions. ibere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
THE NATIONS HOLIDAY.
Co,,,uued from First Page.
ic concert The day was pleasantly oh served

-omenadc concert The day was PLEASANTLY oh served
d inc cesbraton OF the Fourth Of July IN Eizaoeth,
Inc ~ greater than ever before. From a. m unti
- J." n nrocesson. two miles long conssting OF lne
II Ss;rent with 500 10 companies OF tne ilIe
81 h.e.msrt with so each Company A, sth h'gl-
pep. coored) and nearly all the civic societies IN te
me hesides many military, hre ana civic oolmpanis
CIV cther cities paraded through the streets me PR
no.s. Wa nearly an hour passing gwen p9u,, Az
ceS -, about 10000 persons assembled IN Jcnsison
II hc-e the exercises took place, among them pslhS
Para Of the Declaration OF Independence ana an
tne ~" nv Councilman Thomas WnsOr Most or the pr-
were decorated with hags and banners.
xsa evening there display OF nrewOrks II Jer-
q, Jersey City yesterday the holiday was very gen
II Observed the manufactures and principal stores
err closed There military display. SalitS Oh
% ,ns each fired by the Edge Battery AZ sunrse
~ - and sunset In the evening there were puolc
DDieehntc displays of Is pieces each on Montgomery
" near Varck-st COmmunipaw ave- near faclhc-ane e.
s-.ocnvie-sf at DanfOrth-sve Palisade-aVe near Nf
urlsv- at and on the old Dummy-rOad near bergen
square ...,.,. ,ho Och Pegirpent formed on
rsshinrtou and Tenth-ss., paraded through hulSon'
~ssbinrton Bloomfield and GaTden-sts, ana were re
a,vcd on the Eysan Fields by the Mayor ana common
ccupcil The customary national sautes were nieu ~
s,rrise and public display Of fireworks was gwen oh
Hudson square in the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
The Best Rooms for Oaice,

Tie Best Rooms for Offices In Newly ork.-Over half
TIE TRIBUNE BUILDING Is now occupied by iis permA
They and all their visitors unite In pro
nouncng It's oces the MOST ATTRACTIVE and all ihinss
consdersd tho CHEAPEST in Contrary to the gen.
expectation the building proves 10 be much TIE htess
of large buildings the city. All the
tfuy finished bard wood ASH There elegant gzA
fixtures and every All exceedingly
Eight airy ventilated have outside wndows
and directly with the eryatos and nearly Al
independent from the hall The cieV
side by side both good working order They
o'clock IN TIE I'll long after mi
night ens favorable terms Apple W
made Al TIE TElBlN M CVuntIs TVoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
The Eaui.abIe Life A..urancc Society No 100 Broa4

The Equitable Life Assurance Society, No. 100 Broad
way prepared Loans upon bond and mortgage
and IN New York and Brooklyn
Principals VII be furnished with forms and fun information
and ther facilitated without charge except legal
penses FOR examination title Society the
desirable ~ policies upon selected lives including
the Tonne Savings Fund Plan. by which, during the past
years surplus accumulated greater than By paa
heretofore pracced Tho society has Of twenty eghs
millions dollars. and annual income Of ten NH
dollars annual business during the pss
years lao been greater than that Of any othes
COmpa4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
Three ArfaiuabIe blessings.

digestion and sound sleep are thrrS
blessings that imply good more aud aro aainaDe y
ffO-TEITEG'- STOMACH BifER The .iolacn
that ygOraiei that ruling rapidly -pOses Of tho
food committed and az the proper time Graves for moro
fh natural earnetes the brain from which pain ana
Dependency banshe b that alutory anoyne ana
cheering cordial the hour OF rest thS tranquil
ramss rpoe which other boon that Providence can
bestow can compensate Besides these most desirable results
the entire phy -que srue and oIncd against te
attacks disease by this splendid vtazer and protective
agent which take altogether about The most de-lIaD
unquestiODaby u the most popular medicines In ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
Guerinl Notices.

Dehers Pill. the surest aud safest remedy for Chils
and and Malaria
sherry Wines. an styles dry extra dry sweet pale very
Ia. golden. ami brown and all grades from - To tI2 pee
GALLON golden old in DrtatlOn the Oes slas
IN Wv Yort price ~ 80 per gal!On H. B. KIRK
CO.. - Iultan--t. y. /.
Po-t-Ofnce Notice.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor the
week ending SATURDAY, July 10. i.1j viii close Al ths
Office As 0ws On TT ESDAY at IL ~. on WEDNESDAY
THU r., DAY a. ll..o A. AMI On SATt l.
DAY a and II 80 a IN. l. l. JAMIE r. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
A CELEBRATION BY RED MEN.
THE rIHsT IN Observation-Disclosures OLD-fAslIlONLI
AFFAIR.

AroKA. Ind. Ter, July 1.-The first celebra-
ton ~ our National birthday attempted by Ameri-
can Indians took place here today At least 5000
indians participated They all sat down to bontiiu
dinner IN beautiful grove near the town Gov Allen
wright an educated Choctaw, was President OF the day
He welcomed the people IN an appropriate aldreS7' he
- sI,o,rcs nv the present principal chief, Col. Cole
- Who smoke I'm the Choctaw language. His address
vs. particularly interesting and progressive The Hon.
n W REYNOLDS Of Kansas was the orator OF the day.
S"chcs were also made by the Hon B. W. Pcriin. Of
Lo,sas Mayor Wright, Col Kelso, and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

NEW OafRANs July sugar firm Good Common Refnea'
Refined, &c. MolaSse- dulli JoOblhg'
common 4d l5c. Fair 50Gt5c; Prime 10 Choice ~ ~.
nur dull. single ~ 80; Treble Extra - -2d-p
fiolce :. g5aS- Corn guet $4,000 oats du al ~ r
Csc Bran dull prices noIinally s5c Hay dun fIm, -
.3ld<26 Coffee quiet JOOOine, ar, lS'i1
Isle Good Is. 1910. Prime l9i4d2oc PORK strong
held Al @2l T5as2 Bacon nrner; Shoulders az e
Clear Rib sides &c Clear sides lac. Dry -alted Meats
nope In nrst hands Shoulders 0bbing. OsGlO'ic corn
Meal duh 81 75d % 30. E1chsngo-New-fO YORK sight
premium; sterling. ST.. Gold. III =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
THE CARLIsT WAR.

CANTAvIEJA BOMBARDED BY THE ALFoNslsIr.
MADRID. Monday July >, lS75
Gen. Jovellar has thrown 400 shells INTO
Cantavicla He is expecting reenforoemehts oi hed''
artillery The Carlist unwilling to risk second en-
,,.,nent and Cen regaray. with their main body,
b,s withdrawn In the direction Of Gambel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

T,1r Tp,vrrERs of Hartford makes a strong
t,t..1.1r ro-,ag-its twenty -tLId ,emlannua-sho"-
ir G-rly three and hail millions IN good ass - ana
.I,7,rs ms 10 policy -holdcrs, by y \ Standard Vi
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