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STILL THE CRY is for the Wilson shuttle
sewing machine. And why? Because it is the
most perfect and desirable sewing machine for
family use and manufacturing yet invented,
and is the cheapest. The constant demand
for this valuable machine has made it almost
impossible for the manufacturers to supply the
demand. Machines will be delivered at any
railroad station in this country, free of trans
portation charges. if ordered through the COM
pany's branch house at 1S9 Canal st., New Or
leans. La. They send an elegant catalogue
and chrome circular free on application This
company want few more good agents.
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4 BALTIMORE paper says: An amus-
ing incident occurred on Sunday which
caused considerable merriment. a
gentleman and his wife were returning
home from church the lady was lean
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The Properties of TUFTS ExpectOr.
ant are demulcent balssmic healing and soothing
1t braces the nervous system and cures the wors
cough
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conceived particular distaste for, 1t
was "Oh, Ben, if you love me, back
her %
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WHOEVER buys a Mason & Hsmlin
Cabinet Organ may be sure ho has got
the best instrument Of the class III the
world, and this a. the lowest price at
which it can be afforded by the makers
having greatest facilities for manufac-
ture,
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have given, as we'll as the great number of radical
cures they have effected has de7nonstrdted the fact
that ruDfltre can be ELY cured without suffer- ms
or ANNOYANCE and IOitlOut The danger Of tnctTTtnl
Spinal disease and Pardysis often caused by the
we're pressure of Metal Trusses and supporters. II
is the only fol- Hernia, as II ~ the only
Truss in use that will hold the rupture securely IN
all positions il which the body can be ri aced. IT
will perform radical cures when all others fall. II
can be worn with ease and comfort wn-D no spring
truss can be used. When once Ad listed, no molten
of the body or accident can 0iSplRce II These in.
struments have the unqualified u ~ oUdI of the
most eminent practitioners in the Profession.
From the numerous testimonials III our posses
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After the experience of months patients testi
fly strongly TO the efficacy well 10 the ease and
freedom from inconvenience with which the in.
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Elastic Truss possesses in a high degree ALL re
qusites and qualifications claimed for other inven
lions. have no hesitation in regarding it an
important means for the relief and cure of Her
mia J. NJ. CA RNOGHAN NJ ID.
q" lex Health Ofice of the Port of New York sur
geon in Chief f New'York state Hopistal." etc
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BURNETT's COCAINE is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
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Go TO River Side Water Cure, Hamilton, III
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COMMON SENSE REASONS why DR..
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters
should be used.
LIST. They are an entire Vegetable Bit
tiers, free from all alcoholic stimulants.
I'd. They are the result of careful
study, experiment and labor.
Sd. The greatest care is taken to Sc
cure Medicinal Virtues, and exclude
everything Objectionable.
4th. They unite, as a life-restoring
scientific tonic, the greatest strength
eDing and vitalizing principles.
9Th. Persons of Sedentary habits and
over-worked, find in them specific for
want of appetite, palpitation, debility,
constipation, and many other nameless
ailments.
9Th. The aged find in them guarantee
of prolonged health and life, and weak
and delicate females and mothers find
especial benefit from their use.
7th. They are the Master of Disease.
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Dear Sir - After suffering for thirty years. In
my own person, from the use of every form Oi
Metallic Truss proCurab'e in this country and Ia
Europe. /. two years ago. applied your Elastic
T1-tCSs dsince that time ave experien ced com.
fort III sALl sfactiOn, and been tau ght the truth
that the Elastic russ Is the only instrument that
should be seu or Inerelief and cure of Hernia
and now after n. o. Than thirty years continuous
practice and having adjusted AMY hundreds OF
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entitled to the confidence of the public that elias
ITCHY is the only power at all adapted TO the re-
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not only among children, but in numerous cases
within nv own knowledge of patients from 50 TO
IS years of age. H. BURNHA M NJ u
Prof of Anatomy and Surgery, N Y. E. Med cal
College.
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A fuV and authentic account Of the BLACK IhLLs
Ot REGIOs containing Gen Custars official report OF
the recent Government Expedition, letters from Gen
FORSYTH and LIEUT.. GEN. y. H. SHFHIDAH, and De-
crntion of the mines and country 10y Blackwell and Nc
Iarpn the two returned miners with map drawn bS the
Chief DrauRhtsman Of the Surveyor Generals uihce
beng the only reliable map Of the Black Hls ever pub
iished First edition of $1,000 copies sold In two weeks
second edition of $1,000 copies ready Price, -
Cents, Two Copies 40 Cents. Address
n BRALEY a co, PublHhersy
ia Monroe.s st. Chicago, Ill
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Beware of cheap and worthless imitation Elastic
Trusses, which some parties advertise ana zen
frRudulently representing that they are mahuisc-
tured by the Elastic Truss Co. -
These russes sent by mail to all parts or the
country. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Before purchasing any other write for Descriptive
Circular tree to the
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THE small, uncomfortable steamers
used in crossing the English channel
are employed because the French har-
bors will not admit larger ones. The
English have repeatedly offered to de-
fray the cost of digging out these har.
bors, but for prudential reasons the
French prefer to have them shallow.
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N M0lTHU FOR AGENTS in our ten New Nov
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What American Literature is Doing.

The pernicioris effort of cheap novels
upon the youthful mind was aptly Illus
trated at the New York police head
quarters. On the night previous Su-
perintendent Walling received dispatch
from the chief of police at Waterbury,
Conn., requesting the arrest of three
lads, named Thomas lyman, August
Won Wegg and Thomas Stubs, aged
respectively sixteen, seventeen, and
eighteen years, who had run away from
their parents and we're Ell route to the
west. The proper measures were taken,
and the young adventures were appre-
hended, having arrived on the New
Haven boat. Each of them had strapped
to his back double, barrelled rifle,
which they had purchased in New Ha-
ven, and, fastened around their bodies,
they carried bags filled with ammu-
milton. When taken into custody they
appeared very much crestfallen at the
unlocked for obstacle, but quietly sub
mitted to fate and matched solemnly to
the central Office, where they stated that
they intended to go to the far west to
shoot buffaloes and Indians. They had
not the slightest doubt but that they
could do thriving shooting business,
as they had carefully studied the tao
I tics of some of the most famous trap
pers. One.eyed Bill, the Outcast, and
Long -heeled Joe, the Terror of the
Plains, they instanced as renowned ex-
amples of what courage and persever-
ance could achieTe.
In the midst of vivid description of
how one brave man could kill three In
dams and buffalo at the same time, by
the adoption of certain improved ma
neuVers, tall, portly German entered
the room, and advancing toward the
adolescent speaker, shouted: "I will
show you how to kill buffaloes when l
have you back with me alone. 1 will
fix you so you will get all the buffaloes
you want" A silence fell upon the
youth. He evidently believed the words
of his father.
The two other boys then held consul
tation they cast admiring looks at the
bright shining guns before them, and
heaved some heavy signs as they con-
templated the Illustration of their enter
prise but at last they yielded to better
sense, and took the next train for Water
| bury, sadder but wiser youths.
THE small, uncomfortable steamers
| mead in orOacinor tho E11CrIish oil
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25 cents for Book giving the
the best paying investment of
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ANN A MUNTH.-Agents wanted every
VuEII where Business honorable and first
MMI class; Particulars sent free. Address
, 1875-04-18

The ncv, DR.. r. Kohter will lecture at Mar
tne's Hall this morning at 1915 o'clock
All surviving members Of the Iwenty-thirt
illinois, Col. Mulligan, are requested to at-
tend meeting Of the same at Durke'a Hotel 81
2 p. NJ to day. TO make duo arrangements fol-
the reunion IN May.
a meeting Of the Rec. lion COMMITTEES Of the
Grand Amy at the Republic will be held Tuos-
dav ovenlug In the olup-room OF the Sherman
House, at 7:9o o'clock. A full attendance
OF the Committee IL urged, as matters OF the
greatest Importance, together with the appoint
ment Of snb, committess, will be acssd upon.
The IRISH Literary Association will debate the
following question in their hall, corner Of Lake
ni,d LaSalle streets. Tuesday evening: 'Kesolced
That the prose and poetry OF Young ireland
hare done moro for Irish nationality than tho
parliamentary aud agta.iopal labors or O'Con-
NELL"
Tho daIlv appointments OF the Womnn's Tenn
perance Union are now as follows: Conapcra-
tlon meet1ug in Room g. No. 1k9 Maids on
street, at ESQ p. n1- Gospei meeting In Lower
Fa1wesl Hail at p. NJ Miss Wlll>rJs business
ali day for temncranee workers, and for any who
will come aud sign the pledge.
The Chicago Temperance Alliance will hold
meetings 81 fo'lows: In Farsci1 Hsll Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, Prot. j. Stauley Grimes
aud David Ward Wood will speak. a1n-
day evening in S. Paul's II. E.
CHURCH, on Maxwell and Newbory streets.
Prof. J. Stanley Grimes will {by special reanest)
deliver bis celebrated lecture on the thiloso-
ply OF 1utemperaucs.' Tuesday evening in St.
raul'a H.: z. Church on Maxwell street. The
Tsv. Fl. L. Marin, Miss Frances e. Willard, aud
s. $, Calkins will be tho speakers. 4 band Of
melody singers wlll bo in attendance.
, 1875-04-18
Ing Secretary, .Iiss Ala II. Hulett; Treasurer,

! :
John Il. Floyd.
The following Committees were also clsc:ed
| Committee on MorAl PHILOSOPHY. A. 3. Tuttlo,
| Mrs. Ella ". harden, and L. 3. Sherman; So
e,l Science; Gen l. n. Stiles, william Nacdon' Ion
es ene '1s B. M T. " Adbss rts noans ss
Speculative Philosophy, Gen. N. B. Duford.
Joseph e. Lock wood and Miss G. II. Scholteld :;
Current History, John ". ElA Dr.. II. D. Gar-
rison, aud Mas Eta ". Ives; Executive Com
m,ttee, DR.. N. ". Abbott. Gen n 3. Dnford, a.
The following gentlemen were elected As the
Board OF Trustees: DR.. H. D. Garrison. Gen. N.
B. Bufo1d. Col. A. N. Waterman. tho Rev. Dr..
Thomas, F. 3: Wlkie. and N. n. Abbott.
DR.. Il. ". Garrison will be The lecturer for
next Saturday night. and has chosen for Lis sub
jcct Life and Lnvo in the Atomic Realm which
n''l ose tho lccsure-course OF the Society Tor
tho season.
The lecture season commenced Oct. l, 1874,
and ends April so, 1875. During that
period the following persons have delivered lee.
lures for the benefit Of the Society: Julia Ward
man, Miss Frances E. Willard. DR.. Fsr"eli.
Jesse Clement Joseph 0tediil, William Melon.
nell, Prof. Tcwell. Gen. Stiles, hlr. Long. OF
Onnrga Prof. Miles, OF Syracuse: Dr.. Powers,
Col. LOCKWOOD, Miss Ella ". Ives. Bronson Al
colt, DR.. Boyd. Judge Waito, Or. An-
sae"s Pr Prot 9th.aS ADJ M Dr. s1Gsa Hbae
Prof. Miles and Prof. Colbert have lectured
txico each during the season. The dour ad-
missions from these lectures amounted to
S12275. which, together with tue sum received
from tue regular nombers--l40 in a1l-foots up
1886. Their EXPENSES from October - the cloae
IT this month will be- including rents. $3.50,
which realizes to tLem a clear profit Of $l36.
1lis shown. is favorable oua for tue Phllo-
sophical Society.
, 1875-04-18
CRIMINAL.

In row On the can.1-boat Harvest Home, ".
ing near the locks, Michael Owens WAS badly cut
about the head BY 4 man named 6chultze. An
other man. Ryan, attempted to interfere, and
"as cut In the arm with knits. All the parties
then went or to avoid tbs police.
The caso OF Frederick c. Adler agaiast Walter
Southgate and John G. Schroeder for Obtaining
$435 BY false ptosenses, set for hearing yester-
day before Justice Hainea, was continued TIL
tee 10. b inst. At o'clock ?. m. in bnl Of $780,
which MAS furnished Sish &. r. Tiffany as surety
for Southgate, and Mike Mcdonald fos Schroeder.
4 nice little bunko trick, which sas perpe-
trated day or two ago i'll room in the block
At No. o24 South Clara street, has been koEt
quiet by the police autbo1itles. i. ]. Stevens
WAS the victim, AMI lie is from Henderson
County, in this Stn.e- He ~at steered
He reported to the officers at Cen11l Station,
but nothing was done in tho matter. As is
usual in such cases, ths ropers and swipdlers
clear ont Of the den for day OF two, md new
gang fakes possession, OF the room is vacated when
there il troublo ahead
Tho friends and counsel OF R. Z. Tuner say
that he har not fed to Mexico t. avoid the re-
sponeoflity attached to his alleged crime, it
to Texas 10 collect evidence regarding
Tbs Eeuuincr-sa Of his title. His leaving the
city was ADVISED BY 1lr. Sscth who st6tea that
he has not the slightest doubt but hat be viii
etand his trial and be able 20 ahow thtt bus claim
to the property is legitimate, and hot fictitious.
Is tho prosecution ASSERT
/ DISHONEST o1E6K.
Wilde Buett d Co., clothing dealrs on the
corncr OF Stata and Madison Streets lave made
tho discaverf that their caahior and book
hooper, jeff son Sinclair. has taeu abus-
ing the + nadancs rrposed in him
" e1nbezz~~ ) + considerable PORTION Of
l.
, 1875-04-18
4 Long WnlK to Jail.

Tho Knoxville (renn-) Press and Herah ss.s !:
woman by tho mama Of kato Aaniss vas put
IN jail at Rcgersril!e lass Sunday for stealing
from ren by the roadside four ears Of corn:
Her defense waa that she lacked that much ct
haTine "turn." aud. knowing that tho mlier
would take toll for even measure. the took the
four ears to make it even. As somebody hsh
but an Indifferent character for honesty, she Was
made an exnmole Ut. She and the officer walked
from the place Of trial. about 1C m.les from
Rogersvil1e. to ia1, arriving there on Saturday
evening. A couple Of philauthrotic uuercisl
.rsvelers from our city. happening upon the
being non-residents, ,hsir oEer was declined"
, 1875-04-18

Yon usy not know him vhan your sky ts bright:
There ara SO many f.cts sweet and bland,
Rejecting Fortunes smtle& dewdrops mtrroR Hght,
Shining around your way On every land
Ton may not know him b3 his words d frairs<
There are rnan5 lips TO prnise Fuecess;
And formal batteries bestrew ufes trudden vayx, - :
I{ke fallen Leaves the autum1-w Wilderness 4.
And you may scale the windy heights Of F1me,
And gather wrelths and houo-s without end;
And ye, among tho Pleasant crowds who na11o 3om
name,
You may not know, uudouhtaxIy, your fdzud
Bus ever should your s.1r1ner-day be down,
And storms Ge&ceud upon yuur stranded hs1&, ;
Just II you deem yourself, With Fear, afono,
Your true frieuds voice ssan hail you through R38
dark. +
CHICAGO. BoxIR a. CA1fX1E1Z>
, 1875-04-18
THE BLACK Hills

1n7 Indian Attack On the Sioux City
Party.
Special Dfspatch 10 TAe Giaaoc 1>1oun-
hou3 C1TY, April ia sqnaw ar1iyed At H..
Brule Indian Ageucy from Lame Ante1ona|
band OF Indians. who .eceotly attscksd IL.
boulx City party Of miners ia tho Black Hill.
She says that tha Indians hal k1Il,d an,
man, whom they found or S mills
from the stockado, aud we're trying t. burn Tho
atockade and capture tbs balance Of tao priv
when tho Government troops atz,ved s1i fes.
cued tne party. Tao sluaw aays tha indians
body Whns vaiuat1es be ha l. Including hail
we!-dl'ed With soli dus.- Cspt. Ferris. OF Far.
Randall. who arrived here to-day, b1iass ia In.
, 1875-04-18
THE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

The Philosophical Society met last night =.
Bryant l. 6trattop'e Lecture Hall, On Ststc
street. to listen to lecture from PROF. J. ~
Clark On the Antiquity Of NAL" The meeting
wss oae OF the largest Of the season, and the
lecturer, Who was introduced by the Rev. Dr.
Thomas, dali7sred highly instructive and in
terest1pK lecture, which was listened to With deeo
interest By bis hearers. At ,ts close the Society
went into An election Of officers and committees
for tie ensuing year. The following officers
were elected: President, Judge Henry Booth !;
Vice~rresidents, A. Z Keith, Mrs. KAte N. Dog
gett, the Rey. Dr. Thomas, Miss Frances E. Wll-
lard, Col Edmund Juessen, Mrs. Helen. 4.
ahedd, Pros. J. S. Jeue1l, DR.. B. N. Foster, Rab-
bt eerna1d Felsenthal, Dr. II. n. 3D. tho Hon.
Il g. Graham, and Co.. l. n Waterman: Re-
cx6tne Secretary, q. H. Andottoa; Correspond
, 1875-04-18
SPRINGFIELD.

Probable Fate OF Unxisncu Bu1s~.~
PenitcntiarY Appointment
Special Dispatch to 7fe fA'caJo Tribune.
Sps1saFAELD, Ill. April lit is quite certain
ths Governor is p'o?aring - veto the bill pro-
uding for the payment Of muni:i3al railroad
bonds, known as Cummings bill. and il is be-
levea be Will approve tho scalp.r bill. i.
The Governor to-day removed Nal. Wham
from tho Penitentinry Commission, and has ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy Capt, R. D. Nolenau,
OF Centralia, who has An excellent Nar-recort1
and who has, aimee the War. filed several posi-
tons OF honor.
Isaac Joues, OF Summit. Piatt County, MAS to-
dav bound over in $500 to nuswer the charge of
selling liquor without United States revenue
license at tbs next term Of the Uulted States
Court,
, 1875-04-18
THE INDIANS.
Eight Hundred Chcyennea on
War paths

Eight Hundred Chcyennes on the
WAR PATH
C1ScfNSAT1 O.. April 17.-kansas City Nlo-)
advtces state that 800 Cheyenne Warriors crossed
tho traes~ OF tho Atchieon, Topeka i Santa Fc
Railroad, Thursday night, Is miles esst OF
Laken. They were going north, passing through
the 6sate Of Kansas. "A company of troops uas
Fent from Fort Dodge in pursuit. and the
Indian trail was followed ahout twenty miles,
when it became evident that tue Indians had
separated and scattered over the praries. They
are undoubtedly on the war path, and blo.dn
work may bo expected any dav.
It is not improbabl. that this is tho party that
left the Cheyenne Agency some davs n5o, after
fight with the mlitarythere, but their numbers
are doubtless e1ag ggerated.
, 1875-04-18

The tagagr winds. with esuei foree. j..
Hare swept us from our peaceful res4{
We dy before them, tut to b1=~.
Upon TIC earthB-our mothera4-tuezsk
They, unrulenHng, u pursue; j.
And grind NJ over vita their powH13 ..
No peace returns-we seek In vain
Tne slumbez Of our quiet hour"
And 10, On LIES onee pezeefu1 shoTs.
Tho wrecks Of Ttcua- Of Love, aro stzux1, -
And, o1er tho being. cease1ess pour, =
OF al the Iast, sad MemoryH moan.
From these green, utnd-rexal waves, Itu@k ::
Which With dospatring &C cuts be1t
And seek the Eeace cannot ind
From ttese comp.atuezs at ny feet :
tnrn AWAY to one green mound,
With snnw.drnps decked and grasses priest:
HeEe, on this conkecrated ground,
uc1e, seek reaee-hue, viii 10 rE1t :
, 1875-04-18
TO 4 RuTTERCu?,

E1the little flower, and earliest to bring
The gladsome Edings Of approaching Spring.
We gr:et thEe der,
And ionk more kindly on thine upturned fses
Than III ihs horal throng that cones u xt1ne
The loIer ye&r.
Thou first to tell Of sunny days and long.
Ct spicy gales and wood-btrds' Fellow aapx.
LoT in the gr4as,
Gloss On the borders Of retreating SNOW,
We seo and bless thy lesutys goldsn gioK-
Bless a. We pasa.
Nor art thou dear for this aloan, sweet dcvh
That cIose to Winter comes thy I1Atal houI.
Meath stormy skies;
But recoiiections sweet Of happy DAYS,
OF vernd fields and long forgotten AayA
Thy tloom supplies
Those young. bright happy days, eonezr tbs aa1a
Era mornings rcsy dretm Of Life had gono
To come no morn:
We look on thee, aud youth again IL neu;
We dow thy beanty with pasaing tear
The dream 10 o'eE.
CHAnLKs NOBLE a11ooax.
, 1875-04-18

The April torn Of the County Court Will beEi.
tomorrow morning
Gen. Lieb, the County Clerk. yesterday ro
ceived the commissions for tbs nealy-appointee
Justices OF the Peace.
Col. Jim Doyle Deputy-C'erk Of tho Crimina
Court. Was able to be in 1is oeace yesterday,
having so far recoyelod from his recent illness
as to be out again.
K1r. John Rount1eo, tho County Attorney, was
not III his Office yesterday. Tho trip TO the
Elgin 1nsane-Asylun the day before evldcotiy
was too mnrh for bin Tnose t1ps are apt to
lay man cut for day or two.
COUNTY ra1sosERs AT THE nn1DEwELL4
The Committee on County Relations OF the
County Board were in session yesterday looking
into tho cost ct d:odng prisoners y tho House
OF Correction.
supeEintendent Fctoa Nas present, and gave 4
statement in regard 70 the expense OF dieting
aud clothing the county prisoners under
bis care: The amount received BY
County Commissioners regard as excessive. and
think it ought to pe reduced. Tho Saper,nteud-
ent remarked That it cost bin IS cents day for
dieting al,ne, and tho ration he made up as fol-
lows: Quo pocnd Of meat, cent?; Q pouods Of
bread, cents; coffee, molasses, mush etc., IA
cents: vegetables raised on tho ground, 5 conts.
Total, Is cents On tho arrival Of tho prisoners
thes were clothed in . prison suit, and their
citizens suits preserved for them TIL the ex-
plrat1on Of their sentences. when thoy wero re-
turned He figured the cost OF clothing at S13
each por annuin-
Commissioner Lonergan suggested that IS
cents for dieting be allowed in the future for
this purpose.
.hlr. FELTON, objected, and at once rejected the
offer. He, however. o1fc, ed to diet and clothe
the prisoners at the Brilewell for 35 ceuts day.
Commissioner Loner:an viewed sh:s a. TOO
much, and thought that The services OF tho
rrisonels we're wGrth consideration Of a. least
20 cents per day.
To this 3Ir- FELTON, replied that ho had eudea-
gored to let out their laLo1 hut had faled to re-
ceiye IN Offer
The Committee here allowed the matter to
rest, and adjourned without arriving at any
definite conclusions. they, however. deter
mined to presen. the question to the Board at
its meeting tomorrow, with the recommendation
tba. rs cents per day for this urpose be allowed
They passed npon 4 bill Of 50, 100 in favor Of
Mr. Felton, for dieting up 10 the 1st inst.