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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
Sic 3ci0en Der WcinnObcit.

@eIunObeil giebt i3 in alien Tduen Ourd iidtbure
!3eiden 81 erfeuner. Scenario nit iabten eingeiauenem
peiidt nub obGeMagertem a6rper mag %ertIireu, OaB Ell
p6aiq geiuno lei; wenn er b5 aber tbut. 10 CLAUDE ibm
ui6t; peun er lit ui6t seinnb. Seiu gusieben irait
ibm Yiioeu, NIB isiue Sebauptuns lit btrBe Erabterei.
Wtit Ausnabme Ger Experimentation puui9en peniae
4erlonen iir unpobl 9ebolten 81 weroen. Cine frti6e
SloutIar6e, elm Flares Nu9e, cine sIidti9e Wiiene uno
Elm ppglsenabrte5 ~slusiebeH Seigel an, baB ibr BETTER
Ii4 gutter 9srOauu,g. SeiunOen S6loies mnb zines rrdfs
tiqtn Blutumlaufs erireut, bret fir Die @eluuODeit nee
Ieutltde Dinge. uel9e sliGIt0er gSetie pom Batienten
errei at weroen t6unen. Oas iiferite Mittel Su i9ler
grlansnug lit @pitetter's @sasenbittereS, lpetaes
burd S~eeini9uns bsS 8lutes Die Noblbeit uerbannt,
burd Uet6rocruns poQtommeuer Seroauuns unb seiunz
SEN G6lGies ben &Drper III woblgena5rtem 5uitanoe
baH unb Aem @eii9t jenen mi(ben Iusorld perletbt,
petdsr oasl 3eidct eines ttaren uno resen @eiires lit.
0os 5itterc bilit nett me3r sum guten guSieDen ais
iro.nb eim Gtb0u9eit5mttteL bo5 je bic Sei4 t~9lGubi9eH
betroq. 16
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
9OrIeWberi0fA

Ser Martt i'm NGgemeinen mar Treita9
attn. @etreibe begebrt NIB letter, @erlte
aufgere9t n 60ber. YrouiltoneH uuo
ebenip SpirituS ltiegen i'm Yreiie.
s 5000, 900 pallirten oas Gleartig>
boule.
Wt ; I: ruDig, 8reiie unbcrdnoert.
8ei5en: alemli6 t9Gtig, l9lpB III
$l.O33 baar nlD fir ben Wtonat, $l.04S
Mtais uuo $l.O65 Sunilteferung.
Storm: rs tir Wtatz uEo 723 fir
Sunilteferung.
Safer: i6loB feit gu GLE Wfatz ltno
62f Sunilieferung.
G: out9ereet uno b0ber, itieg
auf $l.23 fir 9lprll, Derlpr icoo1 aeQelG
S0LuB iuicoer etipos bon oicler D0bc uno
quotirte 3I $l.20.
&artDttcln: foiteu $l.0O bis
$1.20 per 8uibel i'm &leinperfeDr. Sir
neue Waare meroen $500 per Bnibel
perlangt.
Sptrttns: felt un0 b0bcr, i9lob
Su $1.l2 Sic 0aaone.
sc e i pc $22 fir boar Ben Mos
not. unb Wtailteferung, $22.25 bis $22.271
fit SUM-.
8olo: ll5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
Gem Beribte 6cs 4seutcn entnebmen

mir folQeitae 0aten:
SIN @ausea naren i'm 3eitraume bonn
l. Nprtl 1874-1875 15,I17 Yerlonen amf
bet Office, oap0n u, 905 mdnnlid)e uno
22l2 tpetbli0e, a1 tuet4e I'M 0anScn
observation-disclosures in> 8etra9e BON
$4427.1l 9egeben wurOcu, incl. zines
8eitragS bon $500 fir Die GYmau>2lme=
rtcam Oispenlarp. Inter ben Mnteritiibz
ten iparen los GintDanoererfamiiicn hub
eini9e leotAe G%tnmanoerer, iobdnn cine
nt6t gertnge 9ltSabl %iOgcnnnnter HaIz
1onten, oenen aus W3eni0ltbfeits> 9tiid=
ii1ten Soft ullb 2ogis fir fur5t 3ett ans
getpieien meroen muBte.
Yteben Der Iebr be0elten0en l1nteritibs
ltlg oil 0elb, &letoern, Gebensmtttelu
uno &o9len, mel9e our6 SSDren Qgenten
Don Der 9t. u. Glib SOC. lDie bonn County,
N0enten eripirft ner6eu f0nnter1, ipur0ell
1870 4er1 o1en brett init &Oblem BON Der
SFfice aus Der or9t n11o I'M 0an3en ilber
1000 &0pfe nit &o9is uno Soft perleben;
3 8erionen erbieLten 8ru9banosr, uno
fir Elm armies Wtdbbeu, baS auF Der
Wti0. Central GJt. Derunglidt lit, per=
ben augenblifli6 crfoIgret6e S0ritte
getDaI, oab ite Elm tiinllliWe5 Sem er>
Ddlt, bas $500 foiten ioa. SDre Angelez
senbett, Die iber ELL Sobr lang persebli0
III oer 9anO zines bteiigen QlopOfaten
lag, lit bon Der 0euti0cn Oeleai6aft ut
Die 0an0 gcnomlnen iDOrOer, I'M enDlt0
cine @Mt10doignmg BON Oer 9tJt. >Gom>
pagnte 3t ertpirteIl.
Yon au9emetnem Snterene un6 5u8leih
ais geuarer NuSDeis liber Die Irag!DeIte
Der SDGtiDfeit Der 9eutl6en @elclti6aft
aud in D~Ori9en Sabre biirtte na0fOlgenDe
Stattltit Spll0en 1873 nno 1874 leiu:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
Ser WiebMarft4

SGE XSteVWtWCEt%
&tn6bieb- Der 0larft mar attip
unb l0@I23c p 100 Bfb. DDber fir aus=
getpdbl1e bis extra @rabe. Den 6Dhlte
Yreis tpelGer besablt tpur6e mar ST fir
cine EXTRA 'prima Bartbte bon 29 Stid,
b%ur6i6nittlt6 1903 Yfunb. Ginige an
bere Gerfanfe tpurDen 9ema6t su Sc. So
6.S5 fir EXTRA 9err0en. Qm S6luB
mar Der Marft lebbaft unb feIt.
Trti9e 3ufubr: 1894 Stiid. 8erfauft
ipurben 1915 Stild gu Sd. 3U-5.35 fir
StoderS; $685. fir quite BITS aus
getpdblte &erl6iffungs> Stiere, ulS BON
$6.25-7 fur auSeepGbltes Bis ertrG
Jtinbbieb.
9 d IN IN - Dieter Morft mai
5iemlt0 aftio uno 9reile tparen itetig,
Gber nt0t bOber fir quite bis ausaelpdblte
SOrten. Bottom, SEEM gort unO proz
pioence GGufer fauftem 3u einem mdBisem
8etrage. Preiie ransirten BON $6.75-
!:25 fir SorratbssS 6weine; $7.5O-8
fur cute BIS ausgemdblte, uno BON $S,25
500 FUR extra 9latte uno l6mere.
Srlld)e 3utubr: 9,i62 Stiif. 8erz
tdaIe; 1000 Stiid gu obisen 8reticu.
S3aafe. Ser Wtarft uerlief rubig
nno Srelie tuare1 matt. IS puroen
dob eInt9e EXTRA Sorten b%erfauft.
StGOtsWsesper pareu Die @Gupts& aRfer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

urlprtngIiO eiu beuti DIES Tabrifat,
etn felner SiqUeur uuo leit ii II ia
sSaDren ais Da5 Dbcite M asenbitter"
'4iDerau %enerfannt. VI q ii site / 0 Dor
u d 0 Il i mungen unO iauIe nlr pnn
aWtuhg5lptrtben ulo u%crlaB6areu 6duoz
ley ODER lin 0roBeu" Uon l.. FUNKE, JR.,
Sole Agent, P. 0. Box 1929. Jlo. 66
&l6ertp:0tr., 0{clp,Uorf. LIP
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

Trau Nebecca &ulp in 9ottSs
tolon, Ra., iagt: vOantbar bin t6 fiir
Dr. sams+ &Sntg'S $30nabur0cr
Scopfeu, Die MID Dpn etnem lOmereu
SopfleiOen, oas ieOe 9So6e pieOertebrte,
befrslten, uno ipre0e t0 OieleS gum
NiuBeN Qtl0erer Dtfeutlt0 aus" So
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

GyNNt~F EWUEVkkE AWNEEW IIII UNID
Nnatelis, ole gr0Bte Gutocdung Oes :3sits
alters uno oaa ein5ige ultrilgl1We Wttttel
fiir Die ldltmmlteu SsGMOrrDoioeta=
SSauc aeDeilt weroen. SduieuOe uon
patienten, Die es nit auerlei Mal6mit=
tell1, SalDen uno lnuerli1en- Wtitteln
nmionlt periuht Dabsn, cmpftngen iofort
Hinoetung ulo ONuernOe OttIung bur0
ANAKEoIS. Sic lit bic 0liiGltNe Gntz
betting oes Or. Sils6ee, eineS oroiuirz
ten 9IrStes. YretS $l.O0. YrancO Su7
gel0idt na6 GnpfanB DcS Nreilc6 bon
Is. Jtsuita0ter q 3d., 46 8alter Gu,
Jtem Dorf. gu Dabeu III Gbicago BET
). IL .. Us. Slott ulo Gronu, Jtp. 20
-y!arfet 0tr., uno i'll alien Oeutiden
g~lpotDefel. III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

Die beIiebtenSnitrumcnte ieit>51 SaD=
Ken. Yrctle 500 bis $4,000, 500 baar,
$50 monatli0. SeoeS Ytano entbGlt Die
nele Serbellerun9.' JteeD's Wtultttempel
% San Surenltr. 20iun is loum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

~ cit @tubior, Mitd,10 0es. 1874.
r6r. Gitep 6ance BON bier, elm ~beiabrter @lann, bat
eitIe muuoerJore sur bur1 Sbr ointment e%rIabren, mas
er sum NeIteu Der Nieui6beit betonnt 5u MAIDEN wiini9t.
6oIsenpes lit iein 3eu9ntB;
Auiri9tt9 S@r :. McQuOpn.
.Stoat N~ltdjtaon, eaton County, SIS.
.Mileu !oance ia9t unter sio: Dab ct wabrenb Der
IeSten BfGn Sabre befti9 an Reconnaissance s~slitten nno
mI6rcnp bar ley;en le1s sabre u6ais 9ulIoS mar, 10 oas
er i'd taum b~epegen tonnte unp bereits ollie 6oifnung
aui 6eilung a~rfstsc6en battle. limb iast Derielbe fers
ner, cas- e. por ttpa liiHt MoRaten ult9eian9e1, pa5
Nentour IMMINENT al gebrauder, une stuar nit punbers
poliem GrtOlg. unO eo5 et jset ialt 10 pobt fable rpie je.
&tl.p 9ance."
uunlerI0rteben ,rnb beiGporen 2eonioas MtcQnopu,
ppr mir, beHte. 10. Ge5. 1874, { 5rieOemsrtatsr,"
p2erineton, &p, 30. SUM 1878.
nW5cire Serren-@ tit sroB:m &eisfhsen enlpfeble i'd
bos Gcutair eminent iIr &biere. IS lit bas bette Aiits
tel, me!de5 i1 lie fiir Guetitun9en. @errentun0en.
@6uittmuuocu Splitter u. Qu9spanbt.
Sebr a6tung3uo4, 9enrpN \. Mc@ruth.~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
Centaur Einilmenfa

itiuen S9merS, beieitissn @ei6puls
ite, beilen Yraubwuuoeu unS turiren
9tbeumotismus. 0Spaptu", uuo
Sleiidz, &no6ens uno Wtusteliibel.
2aeibe3 lmidtaspapier iir ben 8as
mitisnse6ran5 seIbes umi9las=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

Sic 3ersuaItmaa9 DER Go1tmtN=
Syaru1. Ser Donner1tag Mu5flug Der
3ouutD>Gpmmil1dre rab Der county
6arm l6etnt l~penisiters eillige osrieLben
lber3eltgt 5i babell, o9B IT'D Dieleibe III
unfdbi9en 6Guoen b%eftnoet. Jfl6t a%llein,
Dap 1iD i'll Der 0ausDdltnng, trOb gegeuz
tbelliger Sert0Ge, cine unDerantD0rtlide
8erlWiDeloung gelteno Mabt, la0 Dap
Die SepirtDl6aftun9 Der Sarm iebr uiel
Su tpilnI6en ubrig lGBt, es miro niGt
einl1al oafilr 9elor9t, baB Die III ben Gtts
italtel beftnoll0en varbeit5loien" Qrrnel
glrbett erDaltelt, tDcnl iolde Do lit. 0aS
County baut iebt etIen TIiiget SLln ST.
renDaile. SIN Armen@ nlo Srrenbaule
iino 3ulal1men llber tdnleno YcrlDnel.
81. Cunningham beri6tete Dor eilItgen
&agen, oaB i'm Srrenbaule 0llcin l20
t0rperlt6 trGftige uno CUR 2trbelt fI0ige
Widnner ieie1l. STE 3nbl ber i'll Qtrmen>
Dauie beftuoli6en arbeitsfGDiGen Wtanutr
lit minoelteu5 eben 10 groB ulrb bod muB
DaS GoultD ielbit Die i0anolauyer fur heu
Sdu mietDem unO btSaDleu, neil Der
Oberaufleber Der beioeu Nnitalttn, 6err
&imberlD, ertlQrt. Ct babe feline sSuitrIf'
ton erDolten, leiHc PfegbefoblencI fir
ole glei0en 0ienlte gu Dernenoeu. ND=
9eieDen Dapon, paB Das niht pa9r lit,
penn 2lrtifel 4 0eS JteDlements 1agt Gu5s
Driidli6:
vDer Marben iou au9emstus Gberanfz
iiNt iber ollie 9ln8ele9elIbeiten nno
Otrge, tpelde gu ben beioen 2luItalten
nnb Sur @ountDz S0rm gcbOreu, Daben,
ultb e5 miro BON tpn ertDartet, OnB er liD
es etfrtg angelegen lein lGBt, oarallf su
lebell, Dap cine ieoe N6tbeiluug angenelz
len gefubrt miro, ino baB bic ltren9lte
Sperlamtcit, Die ii1 nit elmer tlDt,9et
GsrlualtuI9 pereiuigen lGbt, geilbt lpirD.
81 mtro ferner oaranf cDer,
baB Elm ieber Arme, WelOcr
3u arbet1cM III Stanae, sur
Nrbeit an9eDalten mtrb, III
elmer rs Settle 10 oOurd aus sen
treffenDenD ermeiit e 9tuEeu
e3oge II 10 II a II H." llebrtgtn5
lollle l0ou Die g%elunDe Bernunft i'm lebz
TEN, oaB eS beiler lit, ielblt alte INTO
llllo i1ma9eYer1omel, ullo nod Oieln!etr
tDrperlt0 traftige tpentgltens SettlDclIisl
Su bsi9Gftigeu, ais ite III OuMpGem Qin>.
briiteu iDre Gage Derbrtngen 5u laUelI.
is ltnO feline DltnOert YerloneW IN Den
beioeu NnltaIteG, gepiB ni0t til Nrmen>
baIle, Die ni1t I'M StGnoe lparell, einel1
llrnn pou Steiile ODER einen @tmer Dou
&ulf acknowledgement. O0er fiir6tet
ST. SimberlD etlDa, Dap Denn fte iebeu,
DaB tie audi brauBen arbeiten milllet,
icDr Stele liebtr nab bet Stabt 5urlldz
geDel,, llnO Dab ittb Die 3a0l ieiuer Yfleg=
bcfpbleIell uermlltoern tDnntc p?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
2ularmen srboben ull6 MID

erGp6eH. 81, 105EOfS 30
9iad oieiem Alustpeis iino clio Iaoal
$l2, 7O5 ,078. SO, iDelde bitten cDQecK\rt
iperDen ioleu, 1lur So, 270, S96.7 tuirEI
lId er5oDen norOen, unb Die GrOBer&
0dlfte, $7,434, 1922, %rcltirt, nno lutlB
oHrb Den GountDz0olector eingetriA'en
iperoen, ipelder Die Bii0er am ID. MSai
ergalten DirO. \@ludli6erDeiie tuitO
burG Die Embellishments CUR Sill 9to. $40
es boffentli0 i'll 3uffunftigen Sa1reu mit
Der Observation-Disclosures 6eiier 9e9en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

Gaitoria tit elm Subititut liz GaItOrsOsl. Gs lit
10 anseneDm Su nebnten ME 9onis. Sir 1iuOtolic NIB
MoseuiSure lit es eiHia9 wnnoerpea. Isrdts %en,piebtsu
es. 110p1Swi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
NrieSemsrt0ter Satmes been

sSricScmSriGter 3aiucs been6igtc
9ienitas Die 8Orunteriu0ung 9egen Die
r2auopiraten". 6otparo 5urner ipuroe
treigeipro1en, st. st. Suruer Dagegen
unO iein SpieBgcieue Jteeo unter ie $780,
QUO Biir9i6aft Ocm STANDARDIZATION uberz
tDleiet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
Gtencr. ga

SteuerzG Solicitor BON 9ollen giebt folz
genDen 9lusDsls iiber Die SteuersrDebung
pes uerfloiienen SSaDreS:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

Sriide @egetabiIten.- 0as
fate Wetter beruria6t langiame Ser
fGufe. Gaoies6en su 5O-6Oc p 0ub,
Salat 40-60c, @urfen $780, p OuB,
$3.50 fit Spinnat, uno Sc % ID
fir 8iesYfanSen.
8tl6pret.- 2ei@te 3ufubren uno
Greile b0ber. Ouotirt 3u $3.50 per
0ubeno Walarb Gnten. 75c-1.50 fit
fleine, uaO 81 fir &anben. TeO 5eaOs
$3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

Ser 8erIeiuug oct 8eribte folgte cine
Debate ilber sepifle 2tbdnoerungen Der,
0erfll1ung uno 8eanItenlDaDl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
GOmner3ieAes nnO Tinan9ieles.
OelOmarkt= geridt
pom
HENRY GREENEBAUM Dc CO.,
8anfz, @e6ieIz nno BaHagee @eiddft

SUII>I OtWTtI~ VHU PHHWBt~VtTWUT@f
5. Npe., 51pilden 0tanbolpb1 rnt QSaibinstonltr.
G3icaqo, 16. NpriI 1875.
Sob er6fnste beute in Nem Oort nit 1855 uno i6loB
All LEI nit foIaenben @oMrsperInSerMnaen pahrsno be5
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least. We trust the example will be If
good effect in arresting the progress of
crime as much as we are confessedly
opposed to capital punishment generally.
we cannot but view these sacrifices as n
necessary vindication of the offended
majesty of the law, which during the
previous administrations of Cows. Scott
and Moses had been outraged by some
most atrocious murdcrswith impunity.
GOV. Chamberlain who in these 1nstar,.
cies refused to Interfere his pardonine
power has certainly placed new safeguard
around the citizens oy his stern and
infexible determination to have the laws
executed. " hi!e We. .dcplore its necessity
We believe that the lesson will not be
unproductive OF good where lawlcssness
and violence andmurder has hitherto been
SO rife and so unpunished.
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$816.29
TIE EXECUTIONS

scipio Bryan and Elijah Atkins con-
demncd at the last Court of Sessions for
murder paid the just penalty of their
crimes on the -gallows on Friday
Promptly at half past / o'clock on the
appointed day the condemned men left the
jnii in a close carriage in charge of Sher-
iff Wilson and his deputy and attended
to the scene of the execution by their
spiritual advisers the Revs. Waddell and
Bythowood, Middleton, Chavis and Nor
ris. An immense concourse of persons prin-
cipally colored men, women. and children
from the adjoining country had focked
into town ut an early hour and were curl
GUS spectators Of the impen ding prepera-
tlons. The gallows which had been
erected few days before just outside
the limits of the town was well built
structure upon the most approved prin-
ciplcs and was 20 feet high with platform
allowing feet drop, and the arrangements
In every respect were most thorough and
compl etc, due to the skillful and iudici-
GUS management of the Sheriff who
personally superintcnded the preparations.
With firm and untaltcring, steps the
Prisoners with arms pinioned behind their
backs mounted the scaffold. Deputy
Sans read the warrant from the platform
In hearing of the assembled multitude of
NJ least three thousand. Upon being
asked if they desired to speak Atkins
with firm voice confessed his guilt in
Intelligent and well directed sentences
and expressed deep contr;tion coupled
with warning to the spectators to allow
the scene to be to them an impressive
lesson. He confessed he had beloneed to
band of robbers who had operated in
Savannah and believed his fate was
as richly deserved as it was a necessary
example. Scipio Bryan next spoke and
in.like strain seemed reconciled to his
fate. Not quiver or sign of trepida-
ton was apparent in the countenance or
the manner of seithcr: The Rev. Wadde
after reading written confession of
Sclpio Bryan gave out hymn to be
sung. The Revd. Middleton read a writ
ten confession of Atkins. The Kevd.
Bythhwood read chapter from the new
Testament followed by an eloquent and
fervent prayer from Rcvd. Middleton.
Sheriff Wilson then advanced and drew
black caps over the faces adjusted upon
each the fatal moose. In u few moments
the drops fell and the unfortunate
culprits launched into eternity without
struggle.
Too much commentator cannot be
bestowed upon Sheriff Wilson for the
skiiliul and mastery administration of
the whole affair and for the humane and
admirable execution of his painful duty.
lhe arrangements tor the preservation
of order which MAS committed te a
posse of fifteen colored men was all that
was needed and was perfect. No one
witnessing the scene could be otherwise
than Impressed with the majesty of the law
and of its proper dignity in the persons
Of Sheriff " ilson, oi his Deputies of his
posse and OF the paraphanalia con-
nectcd with this branch of the executive
Gov, rum mt i'll the county of Beaufort at
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The Town Council.

Council net Wednesday evening A priI
14th. HIS Honor the Intendant in the
chair. and Wardens Gleaves, Fisher, Mayo
and Robinson present.
A petition was presented from G..
Lehlbach asking for reduction of ass
cssment on his house and lot;
The following bills were presented,
referred tn committee on accounts, and
approved by the committee:
Cornelius Mitchell, wages $34.7O
&. MAYO, sundries 2O.75
The TRIBUNE advertising 400
J. f. McGregor Engine 500
w. III. Calvert 575
y. a. whitman Drain 3226
David Warren wages 500
John Franz snndri"s 900
A bill was presented nv Grace Myers for
boarding and Attendance on n sick sailor
for $3S.25, ordered paid. A resolution was
adopted rcnitting the costs OF an execu :
tiOn against VIM. lizard. Wally Green
addressed tho Council ON the licence uu, g.
tion in his for"ible st"le. He stated that
he always paid his taxes promptly and
that he had been wrongly assessed for costs
ot execution, that the time for payment of
his licence had been changed without his
knnwielgn anu prayed Tor relief. His
argument prevailed and he sat down
three dollars richer and with smile of
satifaction onN .iis countenance.
An old account of j. f. McGregor for
work on lamp posts was brought to light
amounting to $2S.O0 on which $40 had
been paid. A check for the balance was
ordered. The Marshal was brought to
his feet by remark by Warden Robin
son in regard TO cattle running loose IN the
streets. He began by irving summary
OF an ordinance on the question, but was
ordered by the Intendant to take his seat
and the cl'rk read the ordinance which
closed the debnto, and the Marshal ". ~
instructed to do his dutv.
MIR. Whippcr desired TO be informed
what action the Council proposed to take
in rgard to lands sold for town taxes;
whether =" t,wn ave leases or deeds and
w.-;I-. .Ly = I.vh,s,r wuuld ts put ia
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ness were opened, the bids aggregating
$5.lS2. at an average discount of 30 per
cent. The awards were
J. w. Collins $54s.75
4. NJ. Whitman .r 331 .55
John Conant ...... 2S.9S
VIM. Elliott Atty 0O.72
The treasurcrs report, not dated, was
Balance last report $4.72O. 80
Collected 20 date 274 81
Total 1905. .O6
To paid checks 1924 90
Balance on hand 3.971.OG
.... $4995 .OG
Thr Chairman after opening the bids
found there was considerable figuring to
be done and feeling his inability to mas
ter the figures asked Mr.. Gilbert to help
him out. Mr.. G. had no time. He then
asked Mr.. Lockwood to do the figuring
but Mr.. l.. remarked that he could not
do it without pay. AS pay was. out of
the question without first submitting bills
to the trcasurcrs inspection, the Chair
man next appealed to the representative of
the TRIBUNE. but with no better luck.
The Chairman seemed to ignore the
Cierh WHO was perfectly capable OF ma
king the awards. and who did so, hut it
had been MIR Warehouses; custom to
make up the awards and compare notes
with the clerk and the Chairman wished
to do so again and when we left was trv.
ing to get the bidders to figure out their
own claims. This is the more surprising
as Mr. Wheeler WAS elected by the vote
OF MIR Pritchard ana as he stated at the
time of the election solely on account of
"color
Friday April 18th.-The treasurer
reported the County funds as follows
On hand last report $1.42S 10
Collected to date 4O5. CT
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A meeting was called at the office of
George Gage last Saturday, to consult as
to what action should be taken in re-
gard to the approaching trial of Tax
Titles In the U. s. Court in Charleston.
AS the trial will be test case it was
thought to the interest Of all owning tax
title property that the case should be
defended by able attorneys, and to that
end N. Pollitzcr and Robert Smalls were
appointed committee to 60 to Charles.
ton to Confer with District Attorney
Corbin, while another committee was to
canvass property owners in order to raise
funds to secure counsel, as it was thought
the District Attorney might not be able
to give the case that attention necessary
to represent the inter, sts OF holders of
these titles.
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MILCH COWS

HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK
of blooded cattle lately owned
by the estate of X. NJ. Stuart,
deceased, | offer for sale some
FINE MILCI1 COWS,
Enquire of
James Jenkins,
Market House.
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The entertainment given by the Read
ing Room Association Mt the Sea Islam d
Hotel Thursday evening last was a very
successful affair: the large dining hall
was crowded and every thing in connec-
tion with the occasion seemed to be
arranged for the comfort and pleasure of
thc guests. The music was good, Mr..
N. Il. Scovel presided at tho piano assist
I'd by string band.
Dancing was the order of the evening
and the efficient way in which Mr.. Silas
Wright, with Messrs Davenport, Clancy,
snd Melvin conducted the management
conduced to the success of the evening.
Gard tables were provided for such as
preferred that kind of amusement and
we noticed some of our elderly friends
enjoying themselves hugely.
The superb supper and the arrangement
OF the tables reflected much credit upon
the ladies who superintcnded 1T. We
learn that to the indefatigable energy of
Miss Botume the success of the entertain
ment is mainly due, and the assistance of
Mis-. Foye. Mira. Bnyce, Mrs Wright. Miss
Richie, Miss Hannah and Miss Lizzie
Hum, Mrs John Hum and Mrs Crofut
was invaluable.
The materials for the supper were
contributed by the ladies of the committee
and other ladies who belong to the
association whose names we have been
unable to learn. Such gatherings are very
pleasant and we hope that others of a
like nature may speedily follow.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
NOTICE is hereby given that thirty days
after date, the FREMoND Society of Sons
and Daughters, st. Helena Island, will
apply to the Clerk of Court for Beaufort
County, for Charter under the provis-
ions of an Act of the General Assembly
of this State entitled; An Act to provide
for certain Charters.
Hector Rivers. Joe. Bailey.
Jonas Truull Rob. rt Brown.
Monday Washington.
Beaufort, s. c. April II 1873. At pd.
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The arrival of the U. s. fleet in Port
Royal Harbor has quite frightened up
business prospects of the town of Beau
fort as we'll as Port Royal. The mer.
chants are doing quite an active little
trade. The officers and seamen come up
occasionally aid the Steamer P1NTA, the
dispatch boat Of the So ladron runs back
and forth every day. The COLORADO"
the flag ship which we had heard was
going out Of commission was reported us
ordered to remain. She is expected in
and with her arrival will make five
vessels in the squadr m. The officers are
very gentlemnnly and the seamen appear
to he quite picked Crews
We understand that they will erec,
barracks at Bay Point for the summer, at
least. Their stay will doubtless be per
mancnt, and til" station for the South
Atlantic squ.d"nn will no doubt be
transferred from Key West which is nota
bly, sickly to Port Royal undoubtedly
faluhrious antl healthy. Welcome "ye''
Navy of the U. s..
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The County Commissioners met last
Thursday, present Paul Pritchard and
VS.. Scott. Proposals for past indebted
ness were opened, the bids aggregating
$olS2. at an average discount of 80 per
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