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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
Notice to out-Pensioners.

IL TO WHOM PENSIONS HAVE BEEN
y GRANTED the present year | am author
lied to deliver to the Pensioner in person or to
their written order when satisfactorily attested.
Any Pensioner ordering their pension by mail
must enclose a postage stamp; otherwise they
will not receive an answer.
BY order of the Board of Trustees of the Poor,
THOS. NJ. WEIGH Overseer
March L. lST5-2t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
GRANGE NOTICE

Y'HERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING
of CRESCENTIA GRANGE p of H., on
SATURDAY, March Goth, 1875, at IL o'clock
\. Nj. Business Of Importance demands the
attendance OF every member.
BY order of the
NH l2-lt WORTHY MASTER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
FOR SALE.

FINE JACK. 6 years old; or will trade
y for good Work Horse. Apply to
PETER ". ROBY,
NH l2--2t Cox Station, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12

7 AIDES and Gentlemenss Saddles, Double
| 4 and Single Harness, Hitch Reins, Carriage
Rugs, Heads and Reins, Brides and MartingaIes,
Whips and Spurs, Snatfie and Kulb Bits, Halt
ers, Webbing for Rack Rands, Girths, &c, Sc,
for sale cheap, by
]. THOS. COTTON.
NH 5 Aliens Fresh.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
POUDRETTE.
AMERICAN AMMONIArED POUDRETTE-
Manufa ctured and Sold for 2I Years
FARMERS AND GARD
ENERS' FRIEND.

DETER than Super Phosphate, and enc ha
ID the cost nea.a---ss-A sNs.'t
ed Poudrette is equal to one ton of Guano,
(one-third the cost For corn try it,. For
oats try it. For potatoes, cabbage and all
kinds Of vegetables, fruits ana flowers. No
better fertilizer is known at the present day.
A NATURAL MANURE.
No adulteration, made from PRlVY DE-
POSTS or NIGHT SOIL, free from smell,
pleasant to handle. in fine dry condition for
drilling The seed will receive no injury from
contact with the Poudrette. No WORM will
stay in Hill of corn or drill of seeds, where
our Poudrette is placed. The American AM
nominated Poudrette, if used, even to success,
never changes the Agreeable flavor of fruits,
leaves or roots, but developes all their aroma
tic properties.
Price---S25 per Ton 1900 lbs
Packed in good strong bags, 10 bags to the
ton. Delivered free of charge, to any of the
railroad or steamboat landings in Baltimore.
Orders promptly filed and respectfully solicit
ed Liberal discount to dealers.
LEWIS STOW,
Sole Agent for Maryland and Southern States,
Office % Bowly's Wharf,
20. Box 337, Baltimore, Md.
". S. 0FFITT, Salesman. mhl2-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12

InVENS, Spiders, Pots, odd lids tor Spiders
Y and Ovens, Tea Kettles, Fry Pans. Spades,
Shovels, Manure Forks, Garden Rakes, Steel
| W ecding Hoes, Cross-Cut, Wood and Hand
Saws, Wife fol fences, SC, SC, for sale cheap,
by J IHCS. COLFON,
mh i Aliens Fresh,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
bIVInc<eR4zio

Service may be expected in Port Tobacco
Parish as follows, commencing IL o'clock a. m.:
March IA, 9th Sunday in Lent, Piney.
March Il. 3lst day Of Lent, Piney
March 10, 33d day of Lent Port Tobacco.
March q, Sunday before Easter, Port lob.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12

Baltimore Market. March 8. 1875.

w HAL .-1ne market remains 1Irm out Qul-
ct. Receipts very light only 2,4oO bushels
Pennsylvania red. Choice Maryland amber at
$50 cents.
CORN.-The market was better for Southern
Corn to-day, but Western was heavy, and de-
clned J TO l cent. The receipts were Light
The sales included $500 bushels Southern
white, afoat, at 82@s4 cents; 800 bushels
Pennsylvania yellow at s00e2 cents.
OATS.-The market is very quiet, and the
only sale reported was that of 800 bushels
Southern at 20 cents.
TOBACCO.-The little Maryland Leaf COM
ing forward finds buyers on arrival at steady
prices, but with the exception of the sale of oc-
casonal hid Of Ohio to manufactures for home
consumption, there is nothing doing in other
descriptions, and generally the market may be
said to be dull though for descriptions prices
are steadily maintained. Receipts continue
light, the inspections this week being only 1873
hhds., and the stock to-day in the warehouses
is -, 223 hhds. The foreign shipments this
week have been only II hhds. We still quote
as follows, viz
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
HOUSE.


THURSDAY, 4th March. The House remained
in session all night. At two o clock, A. NJ. 1t
proceeded to act on the Senate amendments to
the Sundry Civil bill. The amendment, cutting
down Mr. Cresswell's salary, as attorney before
the Alabama Claims Board, to s., 900, was
concurred in. After discussion and new
concurrence to several of the amendments, the
bill was sent to Il Committee of Conference. Mr..
Randall (Dem., Of Penn, read letter from
Mr.. Hale, of \. y, who drew the resolution
censuring Mr.. John Young Brown. in which
letter Mr.. Hale stated that he was now satlsti-
ed that injustice had been done Mr. Brown III
chargin. him with prevarication. Mr. Ran
dali suggested that as Congress was to adjourn
that a motion could With good grace come from
the other side to expunge the resolution OF cen
sure. This proposition was received with
dcrsive laughter by the Republicans and old
Ben Butler interrupted the proceedings by send
ing upa resolution to give the committee clerks
two months pay from 4th March. The subject
was then Withdrawn by Mr.. Randall. We
don't suppose Mr.. Brown feels very bad that he
was censured for drawing the portrait OF Ben
Butler. The bills on the Speakers table were
then taken up and vast numbers passed. Up
to this time members had been quite Vi gilant
in watching to prevent improper legislation,
but the loss of rest, which many of them had
undergone for several nights. began 10 tell on
them, and there was a sort OF lul ID their
, 1875-09-25

consider that tho peop1n need have any fear Of
disturbed condition OF financial legislation for at
least two ya.ra Ia CONN. as II IN not 1t Ill prob
ablo tho Fosty-1ith Congress would assemble
bofors Deeambor, 1877. Those who have colt
versod With him Of late say that ho In moro
than over reBoluto In his int0ntlon to carry
Into effect the rrovisionn OF Tho act of Jan.
Il. 1875: Secretary nsissow recently III
conversation upon tho subject Of tie
accumulation Of gold, cad ls had nat
YET announced wlAt plan ho SHOULD
adopt, but ono thing tho public might
bo certain. to-witi that l,s viown expressed On
eElat question IN bis nnnnal report. last Dcccm.
bef, ~erc IN detail his vows today. lie did nut
mean az to tho legislation, for In that report An
lfad said III Congross should conclude. ns
he onfiiantly hope* It WILL that tho tln,n has
rtvsd for tho enactment OF a Law hhvng for i,s
ob3oot the resumption Of apcclo-payr!cftr. ,ts
orn wisdom will rnpply The ncco-sa1y nluth VIZ"
Anu pn this subject It ia understood tbs calu"t
is unit. Whom tho time arrives, 1t, the j.d,-
n'ons of tho President anu Secretary OF sl.c
IIeas'fy. 10 make klsonn tho pthns Of the At
minIhtrattor. It will 10 pubiHhod, regardless Of
Tho result Of the November electlnu4.
, 1875-09-25

Ell" AEFivnl4 with n Number of Hcin-
lives and Eracnds, nt st. Lout1-Eu.
tufG NloVcments.

fHtN AEfival4 with n Number of Ucfn-
tlvcs nnh Friends, nt st. Lout4-Eu-
tuxc EioVcmonts.
spkrtHt Dtspa.eh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
81 LOUIS, No.. 5ept 24.-psesident Grant
md party arrived vi2 the Yandaiia Line at 1t,5o
O'Clock thiB morning In speclni car of tho
Pcnnsylyania Railroad, furnished for tts trip.
Tho traln "as delayed four hours By
tho failure OF tho trains which preceded
II to make proper 1mc. Col. ". u. ", Dorna1i,
tho Frcs4dents cousin, United statea Jank Com.
missioner IN this city, and Mai. Eoator, second
III the lato Wlnnobago affair, met tho visiting
party At drocnup. few miles cast Of st. Louis.
and he accompanied them Into the city. At the
Union Depot uaoy we're mot by number OF
frtonds and woro driven directly to tho Ltndo1l
Hotel The patty consists Of tho President and
hfa. Grant, Col. Fred urant and vito, ex.Eecre-
tary Boric. wife, aud daughter and 1on. Bsb-
cock During the ovonlng few personai frjeudo
called aud wore informally received, No pubIin
demonstration occurred, and tho party retired
quito early, being much fattgued. Tomorrow
they valt tue Tresldenta farm. The object Of
she frcaldtnts visit hero Ia to examine tho con-
oltloa Of hls farm With viaw to determining
whethor ln ahau kasp It up himself OF rent il
out 70 other parties. He Wua alao n.aka arrau8s-
mentA for the aalo Of 3 portion Of his atock on
the 30th Inst. THO purity viii remain il 81.
1.ouia until Monday, whom they will leave tor
Den aloincs, ~ tho President wishes To 10 pres.
cut Il tho army reunion to take place shere,
From Ees MoiueH lo will go 10 CboJonno, thence
70 Danror, aud home via tho HAlaAs Pacific HAIL
roRd
, 1875-09-25
WASHINGTON.
Report of sho CnA&0nt- II oltsc Com.
Msssiof'- Another InvrHitansion.

Report Of sho Cnssont-E9ousc Com.
Observation-Disclosures Invrsltansio,,.
| s'''ta! Dsnatea 10 Ire thcaso 7r,onn'.
NAsHS'TnS, u. e., Sept H. report OF
TIN Stctsnl Commission to oxatune The Chtrago
cu+tom.Ho'sso was Eeeeivca BY tho Secretary Of
tho TtoaaaTv to-day, anu Ia bcinf considered to-
night by that gentleman. MAJ. Huford Wilson
aud Slut ezvsing Architect Potter. NJ the Srcrc-
taFy's private apartment. The Secretary ntates
That II slll bo Givcn out Tomorrow.
| tTp uA j Asoeidtsf Fr<sst
NSsnlS1roS. Sept. 24.--Iho President has
ma"e tlt following appointments Charles bar
.!uE, ot SlnuosotH. Agent for the Indians OF lilo
E"rt lteithold Agency. Dakota Territory; Alex.
| q. Irving. OF Illinois, Agent for the indians OF
t!!e Nasito Agency In New btexlco; John +.
Wlldman Collector OF Internal l.ayenue for aho
District formed by anncx!ug tho Fifth aud
Eleventh Districts OF that as4te.
An investigation il beng ,nnde by order Of
tho, Secretary of tho Treasury into rcrtair,
curious allegations trofeIred against Addison
Lowe, Supervising. Inspector OF Steamboats,
anu l}ocrs in tho Second district, aud john X.
Matthews, 1.ora! INSPECTOR Of Hoiiern at Nav
York City. The Second il tho mps. important
nns! largest II tho Supervising Uistrrts. otn-
bIaciny al! tile wators Of tho Atlantic coast,
rivera aud tributaries between lilo I,ny
Of laan,naano4I,ly anil Capo Cl.arlas. Tho
charges aro ralntcd i'd elaborate. the must I'M
rortant Of Which aro tint thoHo officials haro
condet fl various frauds, including tue rocelr-
INK Of COMPENSATION for making inspections Of
vessels alter ol1ice houtsf that, in yiew Of tllo
iact that vessels engaged iu business during tho
daY would sustain losaes BY having to lay up
for inspection In the daytime, these of'islatu
FOR making tusroattonb ht light, contrary to IAN;
aild also TINT charges for transporting PUMPS
FOR testing steamboat boilers ilave boon e1ccs.
asye. and frequently made when n faet no trans
portatien had taken place. Those or similar
clargos haYc boon repeatedly reported to tho
Gosorun'ent authorities hero, but no notice wan
, 1875-09-25

Moody nad hhsikuy Preparing for a
Lengthy Campaign III Now York

Moody nEad hhsikey Preparing for a
Lengthy Campaign III Now York
City.
Special n,.patsh d Tho cateago Tribune.
HHw ionx, sept 2l.-afoody aud saukey will
not favor Chicago G1Ht with their c1orts at re-
Esrang tue spirit Of religion in this country, but
will begin their lahofs In tho metropolis. They
havo tnadD sort of financial arrangement With
tho Young Mons Christian Association Of thls
city by which they aro to bo paid reasonable
salary aud o1penaes, but thero is nothing of
speculative character about the agreement. Tho
only method by which tho Young Men will Gu
deavor to rolmburso themselves for their OK
ponses I'LL DO by the sala Ut IactY and songy 1t
small profit aboYo their cost. The contract
with Aoody and Sankey rn1uires them TO begin
on Nov. l, aud the saasotl will ,ast al wintof If
they prove ~ succassful and attractive hs1o ~
they did IN London. Il IL anticipated that the
aomipg wintos will be very sesera ons, aud
WIN much suffering generally comes good deal
Q! deappndci,cy, aud In TIL. muod Tho average
human gets zealoazly religious 1t - therefore
anticipated that tue Evaugeltsts will attract I'M
InenAa crowds and orssta i genuine sensation.
This news ia mt generally known yet
e.i esi"p neosa usa,.y sbo 'a9ush 'nK .ns :h'.
b. bal TOR theaisea. Tho may in which tho tho.
stricsa folks cane u know Of the matter earliest
ia because Sheridan ahook, manager Of tho
ualou o4uAlp 1ho4tFo, G!na3on GA1l6N, aud
tue nrooslyn Theatts has had a hand n pfepar-
ing tho way for 1hs EyauKsliets. Hs controls
tho loass Of Dasnan'a Hippolsome, aud la
routed It for tbs pfopoaed sssyica4 this winter,
It y said, for III imlspso rental, II IL tho only
building raid so be largo enough to Aouse the
judging by the!r london experience, cor.
nelius Vanderbilt onesad an opon 10. In tLo
upner patt Of ths city, but 1t w&s found that it
would cost $4o. 100 70 build proper building for
fbt
dImoses Garden wes found 10 10 cheaper,
Shook has been intending TO put up . stare
ACROSS one-hali the yardun, and gare ouarh ut 10
cents during tha wluter. but Tho present xpsou-
lsuqn NV hppsA1ad tho moat securs, 10 tLe gar
dsa will be Moody and Hapkay's chapsl for
time
, 1875-09-25
DEs0LaIE plss0l,U LUTON.

SpAaal Uspazth q 7Rt C24sdgo 9ribuss,
6EDAIlA, No.. Sept. 24--An old mAn nAmsd
Caleb =. Seymour was found dead In ~ aban-
donsd residence In East 6edalA, tuin afternoon,
under strapge and mysterious circumstances
Hp camo here Eoek ago aud obtxaed nights
lodging 1t tha house Of Abaalom MoFay. He
va very rstiosut aud did not give his uame nor
buh'ness. he1t morning In disappeared aud had
nut been hoard Ut stbcs until hIA body waa DIS
coseIad in tho Old house. Fsom papers found
W .us peruon 1t appears that ho wAs from Masss-
cnuset4 Ana VA school-teachsr and Psekbyte-
s!An t1uaALss. hevcrai certificates showing that
Ae haa taught SCHOOL iu Kausas were fuu1,d un
hatn, M. ~ we're : namoeE of manuscript ioruly,
Five dollars aud htty cents Were found in his
poG3ess; The cosoneFs Jury deoided That he
, 1875-09-25

The MisgBnEf TrLnfB-yho Whisky
Men GutflnH the N0rHt Of It,

I
! $Ie"idl DttDateh Ia The Ghieago Ttfouns.
sr. LOUIS, Mo-. Sept o4.-Tho United States
Courtroom WAS filIod with large asHemblage of
people this morning, who Ind como for tho pur-
poso Of Hearing Justice a1iliors decision on i,o
| domurrors to tho indictments against the lato
rorouuo officials aud Ut. Lonia rcctiaors. OF
| tho indictments, Caso 5G4 Is for a conspiracy
to destroy records filed in public Office. jus
ttco Mitlof held that tho objections urged by
Judge krum wcro not vol taken. Tho question
OF merger raised by Judge Troat WAS not passed.
npon, boing heu up for further consideration.
Caho 6G6. which IL III Indictment against
Mcdonald, Joyce. and othors, for conspiracy to
dofrand tho revenue, was held good, aud tho de-
nl1r1sr oVesrulsd. Case 567, Which Is an indict-
u1ent against McDonald, Joyce, Avory, Titzroy,
anu osheIs officers, together With certain distill-
efs, for conspiracy 10 defrauu tho revenue, was
held by Justice Miller TO ba valid far M either
tho ofl!cors Or disaillcra wore CONCERNED
separately: but, l..asmuch as tho statute
nA1nsn dlferotent punislmonts for tho officers
md, distiilors, the Government would bnyo
to elect ~ to which they would proceed aEnipst,
tho diHtillcra having baon indicted sephratoy for
tho samo ohenscs alleged In the Joint indjct.
n1ons. District Attorney Dyer very promptly
tho Court 10 set tho caso down for
hoas'ng at the present torn. Justice Miller
announced that ho had purpoaed leaving st.
Ao4lh t~Aot1o" WGoKt Dut II hlA lrbAaAco hero
ono uora week would expedite tho trial of the
eaHeH. ho would willingly stay. Tho decision OF
Judge Miior ii considered rough deal on ths
whisky mou. aud those WHO represent Tho prose-
c.iton are 1ubilant oyor tleir victory. Tho Pros
ec'lting Attorney announces Lia purpose to H.
sist On an Immediate trial, aud will listen to no
proposition to continue tho casos until another
tetnl.
tTc u Aastcta&ad Fysa.1
81. Louis. SopL 24.-Tho ca4e Of Adler L Co.,
Of st. Joseph. No., charged with cmptJiug cor
tain barro!a OF whisky without canceng stamps,
catae up yesterday Ill tile United Htates District
Court for tho Western District Of Missouri, now
IN sesslon at JefToFBou City. Onto number OF
ritnebses were examined, and Ho far III tho case
progressed, tho testimony showed thai about
2''l barrels OF spirits received from Eteehan l.
Sons dtattilery wcre omptiod at Adler & Co.'S
feetifytnK house, and como barrels returned to
the dist1lsery with tho stamps unobli.oratad, re-
hllod with spirits and again sold with tho old
stasnpa upon them, TINS dafraudiug tho Govern
mont out Of some $4,000.
, 1875-09-25
AN IMPORTANT LETTER,

From gentleman md resident nf cinetnas
Uf iaf A tsss forts well known Ia Tho neHs2A1e
paelhnoH Throughout tio United htAt&s.
NEW YoAK. Oct II, fsA =
"; hipsVAI1pEAn s Bm: IN lnduosd by .aoF'H e
Eo,tint OF Zour Fsdstnc t1e!f. fa1 ee1etal Fs.n
noea anoo to Ia saHa t1oubis u the bAddh ~
Il Z .sS Iss - .so5 .dsetat !se.:s shish z: pn,.st
naa1u.toa at hs AdaoJs ena bsddss. nd s..s ~
sssr sist ss shfa ny sae' psssRRs
Roysistna fad ha4 takeu !ssFs quantity Of ast1nf
y snd Lnt TT g: r. f 1aa1
aad .o.ns soaE oe.hs .4o ..d aSS. Y st ~
Effected % pssfon Tho h4t long bsoa sate1tns = ~
nssn Hsns hEht e. A9d a. solns q sseb5oar 's HS
fnd eonuspcsd tatta8 t6s,n. La TIRES dAys Ha Srs
'''' Ill., anu nc" '''s s. w. y. j1as ciaaa.tt q.
, 1875-09-25
Tho President on thp YttanuciAl Qaoa.
ttou.

HdMFsQt01 Dlzp0tth % 1Ht0 TQTE UsTQH.
Tho President, it III reported, IL not 1t all dis
mayed II the prospect Of Tho ruK baby party suo-
ceadng 1t tho coming fsll electoaa uor dpes
ho foaT that tho Fort y-fouFsh Congress will undo
tton. That act, originated and paused " = Re-
publican measure, he understands to bo tho plat
form Of the party. a II WIS wholly opposed By
the Deuecrs*s in both l1ousca on political
next ConErcss 70 ohanxe tinsnelal legislation
will, II It conflicts with tho provlslons OF
the 9peole Resumption act, aacounter The
pfasldsns's vatQ. sud hs IL aonadsnt
40 measure could sscuFa tha tvo-ttis1a iu bath
HOUSES, and &his wQpld bs neeaasafy 10 pass il
ofss ths Teto. As does not fQf th1i ftuQa.
, 1875-09-25

Ara. Hogan, Of Baltimore, recovered = verdIot
Of $500 damages against tho Cumberland 4
Pennsylrsnia Hallway Company for tho loss Of
haF husband By 4 locomotive a1p1oalon. Thu
suit ws& ltougAt for e2UD0Q.
Nal. Whtttie had m audience OF About q o00
Ing. Three converts wore Obtained. Morning
pryor meetings. open-kr afternoon me<4iu Rs'
and Bible readings aro being held dsily Ia Nork
up fesling for evening Gospel meetings Tbe
chnsoaes engaged IN the revival movement teem
thoroughly aroused, AID contribute liberal1y in
members and mo1ey. -
, 1875-09-25

THE sioux COUNCIL,

THE sTOUX COUNCIL.
HE'D oIouD AGENCY, Mob, Sept. 21.- CONTRARY
TO expectation last night, no council Was held
to-day, chiefly on account Of this being tho d.,
beof Id hsued- The Indians kill thoir cattle them,
selves hnd ~ nearly all the Indians attoudlng te
Council draw ratlons, this Agency hay been yorY
busy yesterday aud today.
1t is hardly probable that the proposition to
teaso the Dack Hills country will be accepted.
Ihe indiana themselves do not look fayorably
upon H. Ahd Tia H1uaW-lnen aro uaing all thoiI
influence agaipst Il. Tho Council IL to bo xe-
aamed " 10 o'clock to-morrov morning,
, 1875-09-25

MKnrHls, Tenn, Sept. 24.-During The pazt
{sw days lsttsrs aud kilograms hays beea TO-
cetvcd hare iuquising If tAase nss apy epidemic
pfaTallisg haFs. Ppr thu jntosmstjnp Of III noa-
cssnsd, tt cAu la asfsly asserted that this att
~ peTsr more Aaatthy th4a II p5eesat and
1sn insds hss nssn nothing &s ~ spldawle 9f M
, 1875-09-25
INDIANA.



Spe1at hsuutth 10 7'hs Chicago Tribune
1Sn1AsATolls, Ind, Sept. 24.-In ansuer to O
question Of tho Auditor OF Htatc, tho Attorney
General TODAY gavc an opinion 10 tho effect that
tho Fee and 9atary bill pnsaad by tho laat Lc8is-
Ihtaro At tta regular session mover became d Ian,
hecAuse 1t WAS not properly died with the Goy-
crnor, and that tho act Of tho special session Tho
week following governs County Commissioners
hs;y which they cnn mako no allowance for stu
tonorf for county ofilcoss, except that absolute
y heeuod oY tho county officers, and m,lBt fur
whore no fco is allowed for certain blanks specl-
nod In the law.
, 1875-09-25

.. 4 wonderful Invention has haan nstantad h,
tue Victoria Printing Machius Company, i.
aschtne .hiah csn taru out, rssdy fos the
reader, 400 ooiies Of work. containing
twsnIy- +, -fo4r psgsa bound toastLer. without ny
m:sntpAlAuse =: I Ald. lho laAchino hsa cost about
late* IT, osn supply. taking 10 s6eat i ons snd
Ana. " !es. than = second. e1aatluR It n Tho
o{nat pstnt$d, .Apd HttA ths p4xAs ttt4htl &a,
GelhaI. aud lsA4Y fos The boakxsllafsI
, 1875-09-25
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

isrery drop Of tho Har1spArtllan Be.olrsnt r,up.t
saa ass arush n H. tho his"d ;rs.s ui
The wsstes Of tho body with nov and sSn natt
Ss,9Su.s: sgph!s nonsampt'on. slau!ul.l tese
ethss p.sss ,s Fl tas .,.m e, sTuofess
tnn1 fsam: s5y,lps,s a;hc h.sk IT, t,
painful stisehafass night swcasx los Of sps Id u
Mtes OF tno llie pnefpn. within the cnra7s fs1rg
vi, 1fo,o e any pef.va u'nx 1t tot other dscls il,
tho pasient, daily becoming reduced b. thr v.s'.,
and dsenmpostsnn that IL continually progressing tra
ea9ls In kkFosunY &ns1 wA&tas and rspAi4 tAe atnt
Hith nav material made from healthy htoo tl IL
hA1sanAttlllan VII and does secur.a il ooftttu
s.sioH I'D In snc9esd. T. dimlRshox he lsss Of ...tt
fsel hinsef GpwtnE tatsr and stInnFer Tho fond d.
Testing better. sppstita improving. and oa md xasA
Not only dce1 tho 8anapartIllAn Hesol.ent s1e,l ii
kuoHu remedial A&ant4 In tho Of Cbru!t Scolpni
t:ous.uttonal md Skin dseaaas but II ID hs onlY ~
tlYe c,tre for - " " $1,000 ~
, 1875-09-25
EQUALIZATION,
Adjournment, Sine Die, Of tho
state Board Yesterday.
Assessments Of the Capital Stock o:
Railroad Companies.

| Special Dspateh t. The Chfca10 tribune,
| srnIsuflELu. ILL.,, Sept 24.-Tho State Boarti
Of Equalization met to.Ias for tho p.rt,oHe @!
fnstls closing np lis business. THO Committee
on Assessment Of Capital Rsock Of Corporations
presented it's report, which air. Dorioktou moved
to atnond by striking thcsefrom ali assessments
OF companies organized for purely n,auufActnr.
Ing puspcaos, for printing or publishing ncws-
rarcrH, or for slock-brocdIng purposes. THIS
nation MAJ Lost, and tho report wAs then
adopted 1t makes tho aggregate assessment Of
tho capital stock of thu various corrul atoms of
tho stato OIL q hass Ut 90 t'er cent Of ite cash
vauc, on basis Of e.7, 7oa,14o. against tl3.-
oo3.39l 1ast year. Mr. MrCabo muvod. and 1t
waa adopted, that s20o,0n0 Of aarplus rcsut!ng
from Tho equalization of lands 10 applied 10
White County. Hn also moved that sl50,
surplus from tho equalization OF nil classcs OF
property bo applied to Gallatin County. The
Following resolution MAS adopted:
WHEREAS. some Of tho leading newspapers Of thu
slate havo ujussly charged tho lion II. r. Dcrictsn
- leias indirectly responsible for changes madp In
any nlao Tor PREPARING map II tho State showing tho
felaso ostlnns amt sqnallsed ss4essnlcns of TIC f.
wHcREAs Bald changes wcro mnds and said man
prepared without tho knowledge au consent Of aaid
T. i. oe5teksnn. aud dnr1ng his abaauce from tAs
Hfso|s'd, That hi. Board arc fully conytucsd tha.
sa'd charges are unjust.
Tho Board tlon adjourned sine die,
The following sablo shows tho assessment Of
tho capital atock Of railroad companies In this
state. Whcn theEo III no raHeHsment OF slock
the total value Of tho oompany's property III IN.
ncresood to havo boen assessod ~ tangible
property. Tho total nssesscd value OF the tang-
bic property Of railroads boing 937, ,922 1861, and
tho total assessment OF capital stock being
a1.o ksf-