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, 1875-03-12

wero active and advanced 10, closing ut $l.11
por gallon. Flour wns quies and strong.
Wheat was less activo mil weak, closing 10
lower, at s7io oash, and $500 for April. Corn
wan weak at 10 advance, closing at Glo caal,,
and 715o for afay. Oats wero quiet and a
shade t1rmer, closing at E23c for March, md
53lo for April. Rye WIS quiet mud firm, Mt
o7!c. Darlcy WIS dull npd oasior, closing at
:sl.05 for March, and s1.o2t for April. Hogs
wero active aud stronger; light wcghta 1oc
higher. Cattle md sheep wcro fairly active
mud easier,
, 1875-03-12

Tho Chicago Gus Companies aro not with
out warm md perslstent supporters among
tho "Reformcrs" in the Illinois Legislature,
and the stereotypcd argument Of "black-
mail" Is potent In that delectablo body,
the House, In opposition to tho Sonata
bill to empower the Common Council
to regulate tho quality and price Of gus fur
nished to citizens, and naming So per 1000
cublo feet % ths highest contract price which
may be paid by tho city. Gun It ba that a
moiety OF tho West Side Gus Co,npany's
enormous English loan has found it4 way to
tha State Capital?
, 1875-03-12

The Chicago Times In tts Issue Of tsst suoa..
devoted several columns to q rel1aah NJ III.
scandals, most OF which It had previously r.
tracsed under tho coercivo proccps of indtctnent,
for libel. and in its rchasl 1t roforrol to thfa
per, and has since, cditoria.ly repoatol tl,o a..
CATION, ua followss
Another reason IL found In tte ctrcunstanoo ~,
th" er''ose Implicated TnE Tn1nuxr, to lie Extent H.
somn sworn toamony therein adducc,l il 10 ta ~
that THE TR1nrNE lll been " fix.i to sun1n,t
MhFrnEws hospital lot swtnde md Roon after Il va
favor Of tne swIndio. ~'As@
The editorial management Of Tns Ta,nuy,
having been changed slnco 1879, aud tlIo th,.
oditor being now out OF tho country we tayo h,d
tho illcs OF the paper carefully examined. ands.
following IL The record in relation to t1o hr..
pital lot:
August o, 1874: In an interview, pcr,o,.,
stated to a reporter Of THE Tribune ,I,,t
MATrtEws told him hc had fixed ''TuE Tn1pr;s
man" with 91,0o0. This statemont aIArrnrs,
promptly don'cd to TRIBUNE reporter s.Hup
TINT PERIoLAT bad told him ho wanted e2.Qg1 #
him (AIArFnEwH) to fix The TRIBUNE mi
Times aud that pER1oLAT had said to lin ,.,,t
he expected to work tho Times through E;11Itr,
ono Of Its oditots, and TINT ho, pEn1oLA1 Ane,
no porson in THE Tribune. THIS was 4 re,,
after the purchase Of tho MATTHEW'S lot hal bee,
rocousidoro] hv tia 1,oorr, ~ co,r,4,,sse psA@s
Auous. a. 187a. The no,ra ~ I,a,a.Hn
miasioucra sclcctc,l I'm M,..r,,r,vs Int ~ wy
Couutr I1oan;t., ''' tes
Ano7,st ID 1e7a. rrr c,,,,,a, r,.. =.
tor;n,v crnouc,1 t,,o rns,naa. ~ a.. "post W.
Iot for lin ,,ur,,o.o ~ ,,osa,.., ...s , 4AhS;
the ncttor ~ in T,oa,d o,,;sn sa.a.a,s s-0Auea
An,,,at Of 1a7a .r,.a u Ga.,,,,s, s't,o9 ns
roconsIlorod t,oir octtoo sn,o,,;.' ',t't' .. ,1'
Turwa ,ot ' ''''''ut 'o' ss17'
A,,n,s, a, ,o,o. .,,..,-,
, 1875-03-12
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
MA7Ea or sUrEcAfpTIoT trAYAHtE RI Ai,TANo1

M7Es Or GUrEeAtprioT trAYAHtE rx ADVANCED.
poHtnEn rrHpnid mt thl. 0fY1ce.
pAily, Yrar ...Si3{H,I IHtokly. I y:ar...3 Los
063 II ~ ssG,is;.... III,
double sheet.... 3+0o|
Paris Of 4 3ear At Tho sstne sato.
WAa7rp-Uns actvs agent in each town and .i1lsee.
pccIal Arrangements made with suGh.
Rpect1nen enplea san: free.
Toprestnt dclay aud mistakes. b and etva Post.
o7cc addrs.s IN full. including Slate md County.
Remjttaneosmay bt made ohcr BY draft exprest. Post-
O1es order, or il Registered 1ettr1s, at cur stsk
1ERMa 70 CIT zubxcntnEBa.
Daily delivered, Sunday excepted 2:5 cents rer week.
Daily. delivered, Sunday included, 10 cens ,os week.
Addss.t THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cosns1 1tAdtou and Dcarborn.sts., Chicago, III,
, 1875-03-12
ENGLISH P0sT-0FFI0E SAVINGS pAEKs,

ENaTIHH pnnT nrr1cr ua,,rs,an -.,,-,
Ncorlv everv ,'os. Ill., 'isuy T., r'as,,t, nnNAo.
eav;uoa i,or., o,nnoo,al ..;.,, ~ ,,,' 4,4' n
ernmcnt ,,,aron,oo, tho oofo.,, ~ H. %
ana I'm ,,ovmont "a ,ho ,n,o.ou, ,,.,a.. ill.,.
4 noraon ,v;,l,ira .o ,na,.a ,s."n,. ] u.a. .N..a.
proscnt n wr;tton .to,onont ~ ,,;u ,,.,,. -,
dress. md occnnot,on md o,,,, :. ;,oo,axa,;".,
Tint In haa no }ntorco, oxon,et =. . .",,a.sa
In ouv ,,ono0;to 4, ~. o,,,a. sa.,s. a' ,."s,,
whcti,or n ,,ot;,rot ~ ~, ;,,,;,,,;7,,a1 as.....
Dcnos;ts muat mt In ,osa t,,at ~ s,,;tt;.,'.
f25 cents, ond ,nust cons,st ~ ovo, s,,,,l,,,,s
No oue cnn donosit 1noro thar rsn In n,,,,
ycar, or morn ti,on .ft5O IN MI Tp,oro,t - Di
nor cont IL mid m nh a,,,oo of .,,,,a.1 asa y
COMPOUNDED Mt thu c,oao of ooch oo1on,1a. - ,,oo~ -
Whom tho nceun,u1ato1 ;ntoraat IN n,,, ,,.rn.t,
Of E15o mikes tha whn1o o,nonnt ~ ,ho
credit of NJ, individual ,eo0o ,,toroot coo.a,
but begins AMIN M soon ns an,, nort % ~ .,,o
slim is Withdrawn. Donositora roco;ya ~,
coipts directly from tho Gcnero1 ,,f,,oo ~
London. Ouco vear. nm thu onn;voroor1, ~
tile lay when tho first t1enos;t ,vos n,o,1o t,o
book given eacl, lepos;tor mist ho for,vor,,o1
to this ofI1co TO be rostod nm rhoro ,a m
charas for postaoo an these hoo1.a or mi, 1e,to+,
which tile depositors ,uay need to sonsl to tho
authorities in relation to their accouuts. d..
posits arc repayable on t1cu,and. oni1 can Ia
transferred to or from ordinary savjnoa banks
by cert;ncates. Tho ot,,ooro ~ +1,s ro,1,;oo
ara forbidden to royeol thu nano of a,v IN.
positor or tho amount standing to his cre,1;t
Minors and marricd woman nar o,,on m.
cnurta n t1,o;r o,v, ,.,,o,
T1,ezo oro tl,o o1;oe foot,,uo 80 A., .,,.
, 1875-03-12

Tho official inquiry into tho mysterious
murder Of tho old man W11oxr has resulted
in well-dcanod suspicion against ono Su1L1-
vAN, diB7oputablo character who sustained
intimate relations with the woman CRANDa11,
who is now believed to have had hand in
tile bloody work.
, 1875-03-12

At tho usual rate for ocean csblo dispatch
es, 1t costs So to toll what everybody has
known for tho past two or three years-that
Indy alonpAuNr han boen guilty Of adultery.
Tho Prince Of Wales Is among tho select few
to whom tho announcement will como as O
frcnh pieco Of nowB,
, 1875-03-12

There is a removal OF the rumor Of Gen.
8cuzNcK's retirement from tho English mis-
sion. Ho ID Raid to DO weary OF public life,
and to long for tho paaco and comfort which
only como with four Of Kind md q release
from official cares,
, 1875-03-12

THE pnEsrpFNr nv rHr Rouurv n1,y
Tha foltowinr ApsociotoI] Troe. t1;s,.,,ai ~,
pears 10 In tho au,l,cnt;c nccor,t ~ I'm A.,
,l;suosition Of tbo l,ountv h;]l. rnon Wild,
soyeral demaoooues thono,,t tn ri;7o 10 H.
Wlite House in 1870,
Tho President did mt, a. ha. b,sn a,ato7
yeto tho bi! for tho equalization of bountisa o.
Geps ,apt,n ~ ~.anoloing % ma signature. lie bad.
poncii, but II was thrown astdo wjthont 'S Eenu ~
co}pod for tsansmisa'on to tho House. whore the
Dl't oe'g.natoa' !ha GRAFT as as folows'
Prov. for rassona '''' '''13's' "''s'oa' my up
'smThst ~ y, II spprop1ates from ths Treasury
saiceat for tue e,,rrsn. ~ wans. sas1 N ts'siu' 'a
.a teyaSwt =, a. do no; bssye tha: sny eonsdersbe
snciarles of ihs appropriation .rs spplcants Tor It.
6 " w9n 20 sn1S u Tor s sssf 4
,ntsrvsSs to collect discount Tho Souatiss granted
W.. ,s,,,, III Ill.,.
,.i.a a,ar" ~ ~, 't< M =. naa ''e TO
, 1875-03-12

A few greouback men met In Cleveland
yesterday and proceeded to form q party.
Tho object Of tue party, ss stated in
tho call, Is to abolish National Banks
and secure the Issue Of q currency
directly to the people, said currency
to be based upon tho National resources.
and be legal tendsr in the payment OF ali
debts public aud private. Nothing Is said AZ
to tho Amit Of this new currency other than
that IT shall be fixed according to somebody's
ideas Of the extent OF tho National RESOURCES,
The KELLY a.e5 bond Is to form q part Of this
great financial scheme, acting As sort Of bal-
anee-whee! or governor 10 the ponderous
Whn2a. Euah ID eaid about abuses In tasiS
, 1875-03-12
ANOTHER VICTIM Or HYDRoPHop1A.

ANOTHER VICTIM Or HYDRoPH0DIA,
We cannot refrnin from once moro sending
our respects to Platter; platter of Hardin
PLATTER, the leader Of Egyptian Dourbonis,n
in tho House. It Is said to bo characteristic
OF tho Bourbon TINT he never learns any,
thing. That IL Platter all over. It defines
P1ATEn's peculiar kind Of Dourbonfs1n. Had
PLATEn known WEnaTEn and WORCESTER, and
been nn o'1tocrat, lie would hnvo hanged tho
Go md drawn ind quartered tile other. Tlo
dictionary is the despair Of pLATEn'a exis-
tcnce. It supplies irreverept scsibes with cp-
ithess which they hurl at him, aud, iuastnuch
rs he knows no moro OF the nature of
these cpithets than man does Of
the geological formation of tie stone
that hits him, they pain P1ArEn's sen-
aitivo soul. Thoy insult linn, and through
him his constituency, who know moro about
corn.plantcrB and sub-soil plows than they
do about lexicons, A day or two since
Platter, in ono Of those moments Of potu.
lance which aro common to all gonirses
allowed Ills emotions to got tho bestor Of his
philosophy, md ho hurled n glass of water ut
House page. Theraupon n reporter for
Tho Skato Journal, In commenting upon
plArEn's aqueous operation, ,.robnkod him for
this nnsee,nly conduct, so unhccoming m
Egyptian Legislator and Bourbon eentlo-
man, anl intimated TINT the sight of water lad
givon PLATEn tho hylrophobia. Then PtArEd
dM get mad. His whole soul was aroused,
not because llo Ind been accused Of getting
mud, or becaugo como doubt had boon ex.
prcHaa3 Of lf9 pnrtfnfftv for 1untar 1,,,t },o
, 1875-03-12

Tho force OF apractical illustration Of tho
evils Of intomperance may bo pleaded in ex-
PLANTATION Of tho Rev. lr. DAv1psoN1s night
in police station at Eric, Pa. Ho was State
Lecturer for tho Pennsylvania Grand Lodge
Of Good To,nplars, mud tho charge was,
"drunk and disorlerly." It is tbs second
time that he haa emphasized his lectures in
tho aQtue WaY,
, 1875-03-12

4 recital Of fendish cruelty to child by
her Btop.father comes from Danvillo, Ill, tho
sceno Of tho recent filthy broach-of- -promiRe
suit. It will bo difficult for Dnnvillo to keep
up this ratio Of progression, rs the last hor-
ror almost gurpassca belief.
, 1875-03-12

1t now appears certain that there will DO
no Spanish treaty agrccd upon at this session
Of tho Senate, al the draft prepared by Min
lister CUSHING Is not acceptable to tho ALFONSO
Government.
, 1875-03-12

4 courier direct from tho Cheyenne Agency
has given Tribune correspondent detailed
account of the horrible massacre Of tho GE1.-
MAINE fa1nily at Smoky Hill, Kansas, in Sep
tember last, and tho terrible story is printed
in another column.
, 1875-03-12

Our Washington correspondent states That
President GRANT has sent strict orders for tho
employment of such military force as may be
necessary to check tho Black Hills expedition
now organizing at Ynnkton and Sioux City.
, 1875-03-12

w t,nvn e1ranf1v ehn.p,, +y,,+ Al. ..,,...5
mcnts IN tho Wiscor9;n no;,rooa H.. ar.-,
m oden,,cto ro1;of n no,,, +ro,,,.,,... ~.
thov o1so 1ock con,iatorov n .roa aa~..a1,s. s'.
a;1mirtod tho porrto H., 7,o,,,1 o.. 49,,
ycoler commands An ofyort ,vos tt,o~o,aso
1naJo tn crer,nt Them frou -, o,,o~n.;as.s
rhe Governor favorca nil, rroforanna '' .''
net WINS ressed racfosa;fv;no +l,a ,aro~,1 .,,as
bv whiei, tho ljnca onerata1 1v t,,o ~ r,,;"s-s .'
& Northwestern nni tlo a1,iwon,,oo T. g
Paul Ra;,wav Coppan;ca fc7cont t1,o a,o;7;.o,,
s portnoo linol wcro n]acea IN ct,so 4 a ~rh,ta
tho ycak comnonies roro tranefor~o,, -, r,asa
q. THO rates of frcioht oatoh1;.had hr ,,a 49,
porrrn Inv onn,v o,,Iv T., rno,,[, =, c,o..
mil r. This ev;3orco ~ tor,7or t.oot,no,t !.
was thought would encouraoo thoconat rnc,;on -
Of new railroads and foster those str,,o<,,;nn
for existence. lint. in fin an},scorant %o..a
these kindly intontions vcro frra, roto,3 h., w.
nassa1a of tho act on,onf1otorv n tho po,,,na
law known NJ thu ou,,,nv I'm Tl,;a ~.
spcci}lcollv rec;tea TINT thu rotoa tnero;,ofto,.
named shall ann1v To nil roaila erhroco1 ~
Class A and Class B of TIN porrrn 1av 1ho
first not wos apnrovcd s1orc1, q Tho o,n,t
NJ net was s,,l,sonucnt mcosnro ,rho oon
tiict botwee,, tia two won mi o,,aorvod nnt;,
a fow tlays since. when tho Attornov.canor.1
no;ntcd mt tho conf,uon m, ;,,,,.oas,as
il TINT mn extro acss,on w,l, la nocossar., ' ~
on,,lv tho ronodv ia L. o,so .o.,a-.s3
haye oInrcssa1 1nnrta .. - IN a aa,;,,:... -. ~
t,o ,oois,at,ou oro,nnt;ro ,or+o;,, x.sS1a 49,
noyment of / mr. cont ,.~ ~, t1~;s 1a ,..saa ..s
eornin,n, NJ roo,,;~o, ~ -, - o.,,n- ~ sA ssosS
ria outhori,v nv Ill on;n,as NJ se,,h.,"a1 'a' D.
bascd ~ soc 81 At ~ ama,a,,".. '.'as, 10 ~, ~
st.,o const;t,,tio, ,.hi,,, ,'-a,;t,. .,' ~ Nv
islotnro from anact;na ~ M, a,s.s,a1 ~ % ,ss.
n s.....,., ;, ~"
, 1875-03-12

and tnration, but Thus far no vital ,etnoa,
has beon hinted at. Tho nt1air IL mn Nv:
growth Of tho Workingnen's movement % .as,
Is pilotcd by tho prominent lights Of ths. M
organization. ~Nss
, 1875-03-12

The now Captain Of Cubn arrived
yesterday, and, being accompanied by re-
.inforcemcnt Of 1000 Spanish troops, was well
rncpive7
, 1875-03-12
4
THE BLACK 1lILIH.

| .---.E~.-%|ss--r-.
THE BLACE HILLH.
It is now apparent tint NJ soou cs spring
fairly opens and the weather becomes fayora-
bic, there will DO r1lsl, Of people, only to
be measured by thousands, in quest of tho
gold stated upon very intletinito and undo
q'1ata information to abound in tho Black
Hills region. Strangers aro alreatly pouring
into Sioux City in crowds to join the first OK
petition, whicl, IL announced to lenyo OIL tho
9TH OF April 1<nilroad men, steamboat men,
o1rressmen, hackmen,1 draynen, whisky.
sellers, ontflt-tralers in fact every ono who
hes anything to sell, including tho entiro
population Of Sioux City and Ynuhton, aro
on tho qui esrc to reap rich harvest from tho
heatllong folly Of tho crowd, whose expccta-
tions will DO glowingly excited by tho stories
tint will bo putin circulation by slrewd Traders
mid apeculators eager tn dispose Of their
wares. 1u probably less than month from
this time VIC may expect to SEQ tho excite
mcnt Mt fever hat, md nothing will be able
to restrain tho multitude from their frcnzied
and hondlong hasto to get gold.
1t is well, therefore, to look ut this matter
enlmly and dispassionatcly now, before it IL
barlss in m undertaking witlout c,,,,,1ot;,,,, @
all tho chances and accumnloI;n, III .ha
available facts pro and con rclntive to his pro
posed enterprise. Tho rulo applies with still
moro force to this po11,cxnci1;tion 1,ooarsa -
it fails it will entail not only flnancial loss,
but great individual misery and suffering. In
tho Dlack Hilla without NV o,,thnr;. s a,,,. -
or even trustworshv toxt;,nnrv 41at s''o .,ss" -
gold in pnv;no ournt;t;os IN t,n NIL. 1.;ua "
Tho or;o;nn1 -o',o,.a ,..sta1 - -.:,', ~ 44.'4'
wnv. nn1 yycro shown ~ h. ann,.s,, ,a 49, 49, ~
seouont ;nveot,,o,t,r c,;"as,a. ~ aa
mining exnertq 1,ovo ,1so ro,,or,oa f znf,.a" 49,
ob1v efter ;uvost;o,t;on -, .hoaa w. a's.o.' na.s".
Ag aeaiust tb,a ;nfornot;o, ia s,ox;o, -.
two Unknown ,nen Vim r,,,,art ~ - ss ,,ass -
turned from thcrc a,o arcont.1 os ,~,a ~ ~ =.
,nnv ,c that thov ar. t,,,o H. ;,,,...'..,
thu bn1r, of ,ho +ost;,ohn,, ;a -, .,;ns"a''1
choracscr. THAR e,o,iay ,i,on,,1 Ia S.ee;.sa,
with vcrv ,;bcrn1 oro;,,s -, o,ta,.a"aa
Eyerv nr,i,ont ,,nn WIN I1os;,oa ~ ~ =" A..
Hack Hills con o}for,1 to .vo;t n,,1 sna nr.s
multitude :. ,,,.,,;rr ~ - ;. t1'o
nrosseil with ta ;,,oe ,,,a, os,,. .,a.a 49,, i. .4
thora t,rst will In .,,,oaa;,,1 -. Ho 49,. ~
f,o,;, MI. 10 not ohoraa.az;',.;a ,'n,-a 49, u'"s
"oA1.erda r. tbero ;s .a,,, -, ~ ,. ~, -.
TI;,1a vor,h sao,,;no ,ta,e .,.;,, H. a",, luz
inv yoo-. T., ,ono ,rho.s ,,,.,. so.4 t4o4o 4.'
TIN Gonna, o]nn,,;t,an =. - no aa,1ssf lhas
,1;,;o,, ,,;,, ox,,a,,,,t +. o'Ao1 'apo-
, 1875-03-12

70 ths Editor qf The Chfeano Tribune:
MuaKEdoH, Msch., March, 0-peaso answer tbrou,a
the coln1a Of your valuable lapss the following lue.-
hou TIM Judge Of election, any Of l!a slefk4,
1suIn''ar thu ttckbta when deposited III the lnuyko-
hook Of election, md II Il Is tho general law b I'LL
truly, htA4 fs1iE3,
ANswEns Tho general election Law Of Ilinoi,
provides that all ballots at all elections In ths
State shall bo iudorHol with numbas corre-
spending to tho number OF tho voter On tho lis!
Of porsops voting. In ono OF tho courts Of shIi
county 1t Inns been hold that this marking o! .hs
ballot ia unconstitutional. because 1t yioats tls
secrecy Of tho ballot but tho question III. net
get bcen determined bY tic Supreme Court Of
Illinois. In other Ssntcs similar LAM hss been
hold to bo constitutional by sholr supromo uuut:t
, 1875-03-12

hi'v1CKKR's TIrEATnE-aiaditon street. Fhetveen
feBrbnrn anh Stats. EuEAgpm0nt Of MFS. RoutbJ.
"tTWlxt ~ 1nd Cfokn."
, 1875-03-12

A review Of tho og-pac1sing and provision
interests in Chicago during tho past four
months will DO found elsew1ere.>
, 1875-03-12

GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street, opnos!to
sfthe Eiteheu.h
, 1875-03-12

since the defeat OF tho bill for the sqush.
tfon of bountIas certain Democ1stlo papers M
beon attempting to make little capital ous O.
fos their patty. Thsk plan u 70 raise ths aE9S
, 1875-03-12

Among the ulni1y bills ntl1 t,nrts cf 1lta
pre,arcI antl intrnt1uced +, I'm Too;o,ot,r,
for sho rolief Of this citv mn, othar c;,;o,
there was one wl,;cl, proyide,l remedial nrocoaa
for tho collection of taxes navmont ~ which
Ind been eufoiuetl or otherwise ;lcfcotod mill
after tho rccu1ar sale. and for tin su1,soorcnt
collection Of which there was no lcoa1 a,,thor.
ity, 1t l1as bccomo n practico. not on,v in
largo cities but In all perts Of tho stote. far
persons to object to Judgment for toxes. md.
upon tho oycrr1,linc Of tho obiectiona l,v tho
lower Court, to npncal TO tho S,,nrc,no Court
During the tlelay, sometimes extending Ia one
or two years before tho decision Of Tho M
neal ly tho Supromp Court tho o,;o;no1 mr.
thority Of tho Collector to getl tho property
for such deliuqcnt tax Is exhausted. There
has been no Inv heretofore by which
this delinquent ta1 can bo renssesscd
aud collected, md in tho aggregate tho
amount of reyouue thus lost is ycrv oreat.
When city like Chicago is limited by law TO
D rato Of tax equal to tho approximations rro-
viously mnde, the defeat or loss Of one
hundred thousand to four hundred thousand
tlollars Of tho revenue q year is Ill e,ubarrass-
HULL Hll1Cut Ill lH9 course Of n low yClrH.
becomes serious Such an embarrassment.
md for tho sa,no ca,,se, aiiiicts oil the munic.
ipalitics of this State. In this city, tho
floating debt caused by these successive m.
nual deficiencies amounts to several millions
Of dollars, largo part of which besra inter.
est. There was provision in ouo of thcso
bills authorizing the cities to collect these
buck tnxcs by suits in assumpsit, and, thouci,
it was discussed in the Senate, it looks yerv
much Us If the tax-fghtera had succeeded in
killing it. Wo suggest to the Senators anil
Representatives of this county that they hunt
up TINT bill. 1t is too important to be OYER
looked.
Unless some s,,cl, bill pass this session the
City of Chicago will 1oso at least thrco mill,
ions Of back ta1es, and other municipalities
in tho State will lose proportiouately. or lin
State taxes levied for 1878. there yero over
$500, GOO Of revenue lost to the sato by
legal intorposition, gonorally for purposo Of
delay. The game practice has boon po;ur On
for years, but to loss extont, md taxes moi
collected in due course are lost forever, The
Legislature cannot afford to adiour,, without
na]sing somo provision yyloreby at loast four
or five millions Of back tsxos whoso lcpo1;tv
has bean affirmed by tic Courts mav ho
10 adjourn without pasyiuu
, 1875-03-12

AoArEMY OF MUSIC -Ifatted ssste et te.xseu Mad
tafi and honroo. Engaceu,cnt Of 1ebu 7. Raymond.
Col Mubsfry Beflstsr
, 1875-03-12
0NE DOLLAR.
Ink sH.r.ns.XA,

Only this and nothing more. Congress Is
to onact an Eleventh Commandment address,
cd to those pieces of paper: "Thou shalt bo
worth 4 gold dollar, and the paper is to
oboy tho nat Of Congress Almighty
, 1875-03-12

ORIENTAL, LODGE, No. q, A. r. / A. M.-l1Alt
Eo. ia Communication this Friday
xonlue. n IN o'cnck. for work ths r. A.. I'sET:s
Ftefa cordially Invited to With Hy grdes Of til
Ha3tef. X. n. TUCKER Stc'J.
, 1875-03-12
Tbe GblfaDn Unlbu,le.

Friday Morning, March -, 1875.
, 1875-03-12

TO ONE AND ALL-AREyOu SUFFERING FROM
cough. COLI, asthma, bronchitis. Of tho various
pulmonary troubles at oton terminate IL contplnr;
safe aad essetGu: remedy Ii.t. q r. no ssseS
faculty. anly ~ A. Il. WfLB0, Chen,tat,
DostDn. Eo1a By al dtMHKtatA.
The New York herald., 1875-10-30
THE NEVADA STATE BADGE.

THE FoRTY-EIGHTH (oSwEGo) REGIMENT
CLAIMS THE PRIZE
Colonel George w Wingate received yesterday tcle
graphic despatch from Lieutenant Colonel James Man
nering, conveying official report to the effect thai
Company A, Forty-eghth regiment, N.G.S.N. ". had
made in the contest for the Nevada State Badge
erage OF 27 9l0 points per This is extraordL
nary record, considering that of the four companies
which shot at Creedmoor yesterday, in the same
match, the which made the best shooting q
Company, Seventh regiment), recorded aver
age OF only IS 3S-46 points per man. Company
made yesterday aggregate OF but S66 points
while the oswego men claim to have accomplished
l,2s3 The oswego beat the New Workers by the
difference of All points 1t may bo safely asserted
that military shooting such as that now claimed by the
Forty eighth regiment has been before recorded
in any country When the New York regiments went
to the practice ground last summer they dong
fairly enough In sending fifty per cent of their numbers
to compete for the marksman's badge a record
1fty per cent out Of the highest possible count but
the Forty eighth have thrown all practice in the
shade by bringing to the mark single company
forty six members, every man of whom could beat al
DIPPicuLr RANGES
that less than hity per cent OF the New York
troops were able to achieve nj the easier distances
The public would naturally expect that in company
where all its members such uniformly good marks
men there would be team OF twelve who could carry
everything before them in military matches. Yet
the Forty eighth regiment, although having on
the ground moderately good shots, did
not make a very brilliant figure ut Creed
this fall, during the National Rifle Association
meeting or course 1t IS to be supposed that the regi
ment did not send here their marksmen In tho
New York State match they did nothing the Seventh
regiment being at the head OF the list Of 45l
of 600 points; neither do they appear among the
three prize teams the Gatling match while in the
irmy and Nary Journal contest they came In for
only the third and last place of fifteen teams
colnpeting) among the winners. In the 1Tly
scores were Second (Connectcup BOG; Twenty third
(Brookyn), 304; Forty eighth (Oswego, 3O2 From
the above IL Will be that the occasion here men
toned the Twenty third (Brookynl a hnc reginent
whose best company appears TO have bcen 50 easily
dstanccd by the Fort eighth yesterday beat the now
champions in the Nevada State badge contest Ihe di
cult part Of the business is 70 understand how one
company of National Guardsmon could defeat the
boys must have taken the thing greatly to heart and
were determined TO win at all hazards But the New
Workers would like To see just how they do It,