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THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1859.

This favorite magazine for the Young
announces the following as among the no.
ticeable features Of the coming volume:
l: New Stories, contributed especially
to the "Riverside" in advance Of their
publication in Denmark. By HANS CHRIS
TAN ANDERSEN.
2. A Serial, "Whitc and Red" of thrill
ing adventure and humorous scenes
amongst our Northwest Indians. By MRS.
WEEKS, author Of ssAnsilee."
3. Stories from Sponsor snd Chaucer.
By the author Of the popular stories from
Shakespeare.
4. Papers on Invention of Art: how
statues are made, how telegraphs are
worked, how boy can make photographs,
etc., etc.
B. Hunting in South Africa: Streets of
Constantinople, American Cities, New Or
leans, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, etc., etc.
6. Life on the Prairie. Porte Ctavon's
Young Virglnions.
I. Exquisite Fairy Pictures and Poems
graceful tales by popular writer's.
.. Illustrations Of the Bible, History.
Natural History, Biography, Curiosities,
.: Fun and Frolic in all sorts of forms.
The list Of writer's for the "Riverside"
includes Jacob Abbott, Hans Christian An
dersen, Alice and Phoebe Cary, Nellie
Eyster, T. r. Goulding. Paul II. Hayne,
Horace L. Scudder, tielen G. Weeks, T,cux
!Nou'tache, Author Of "Supio's Six Birth
days." Author Of "Sovcn Little Sisters"
otc.
d f"1tpogc F'ontispitce and a number of
large illustrations IN ercry number.
BRILLIANT ILLUMINATED covnn.
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The plural of MussuIman is Mus

The plural Of MuesuIman is Mus
slemans-not men, as it is not the
English word man. A correspondent
ola New York paper once wrote !:
1.-THE Turkish Sultan has just sent one
of his sons, a little Mussulboy of nine
years old, to. be educated in Paris. B.
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Senator Morton has made his re.
ply to Greeley's, letter. He says that
return to specie payments is neces.
sary before We can pay the bonds in
gold and that gold payments
should begin with tho 81 debt
"hich is due, the currency, and not
with bonds, which have II years yet to
run. =.
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TaE New York Sabbath Committee
eorrsspouded recently with 124 rail-
roads in order to ascertain tho exten,
4 Sunday railvsy traffic, aud the gen.
sral view ~ to it, profit. A number
Il Tie replies are published. Among
The raet is this good one from tho Flint
Division Of - 81. Paul and Pacific
Railroad: .....;
."Wh,t shall it profit a man If he
gain the whole world and lose his own
Sopl7" 2.@1r: 2.1@ "1
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Mitchell, of the St. Cloud JOUR-
NAL, has gone into tie story business.
he has secured the services of Mrs.
Jane G. S~isshelm, who is writing for
that papers story entitled "Margarct
Merlyn." It is to be continued for
two or three months. Mrs. s. was the
originator Of the JOURNAL. A story
from her pen will be we'll written, ex-
citing and interesting.-Mo,cer COUNTY
Register. 1:
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Money is very firm. Applications
were 10 New York excessively pressing
on Tuesday at Z per cent, with com
mission, and there has been extensive
locking up of currency in some quar-
tors, and it is binted that foreign bro:
kers are prominent in the movement.
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In many OF the towns in Minnesota
ths merchants are advertising that they
wa,rsceive wheat At $1.0o per buslel
in payment Of debts or in exchange for
goods. When this Is At all possible, it
Is ; geod plan. Z H.: ~
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The Atlantic Monthly beg ms its
twenty-third volume with the present
number, and is better than for many
years before. T. W. Higginson, Bay
ard Taylor, Eugene Benson, Edvald
Everett Hale, James Russell Lowell,
John G. Whittier, James Parton,
William Cullen Bryant, and other able
writer's have contributed to the present
number.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Cincinnati proposes to add thirty
square miles to the corporate limit.
Tho Indians are troublesome in
the neighborhood Of Cheyenne. II. #
-Grcecc continues to prepare for
war /; Turkey ditto and tho "Grcat
Powers are uncertain what to do. RI
The London Times is exercised
about tho Alabama matters, and wants
Revcrdy johnson to be let alone.
General Butler is preparing a
speech against the resumption of specie
payment.
Gen Longstreet says he doesn't
believe Grant will ever become a John.
son Democrat. Heaven forbid
The Government pays $4,000
as rent for Libby Prison for the past
three years.
-Thd New York I.realite urges the
Jews to transfer their Sabbath from
the seventh to the first day Of the week
"A Salt Lake telegram says the
Central Pacific railroad has reached All
miles west of Sacramento.
Judge Trumbull and other men,
bors Of tho Judiciary Committee regard
the Presidents last amnesty proclama-
ton as Of no account, and in very bad
taste at this time.
We learn from tho Adrancc that
Lieut.. Gov. Bross' reception to Gen:
Grant and others was carried on with
out drop of wine or liquor. Sensi-
bic !!
The Appletons have sold nearly
six hundred thousand volumes of their
cheap edition of Dickens works. Six.
teen Of Louisa Muhlbach's historical
works have reached sale in this cour-
Try Of 100000 copies.
"A sister-in-law of Charles Dickens
committed suicide in Chicago last week.
II is now denied that she was the real
wife Of Augustus Dickens, but woman
who came to America with him, and
that his wife has been supported in
England by Charles Dickens.
"A Washington special says it is
understood that President johnson in.
tends to relieve all army officers over
81 years of age, among whom are Ad-
jutent General Lorenzo Thomas, Pay.
master General Brlce and Brigadier
General St. George Cook
Senator Sumner, chairman of the
Foreign Committee, denies that the
Alabama claim has eyer been consider
ed in the committee, and furthermore
that the committee does not understand
what negotiations are or have been
pending. ="
Dispatches to Secretary Sew
ard from our consul in Cuba say tho
revolutionists are gaining strength dai.
ly, and unless large concessions are
made by tho Spanish government, it
will take some time to defeat them, if
at all. ....
Senator Morton was in con-
ference on Monday with the Secretary
Of the Treasury and Gen. Spinner on
financial matters, with view of reply.
ing to Grecly's letter. Gen. Spinner
has prepared a reply to David Wilder,
exploding the theory of conpounding
the national indebtedness by paying il
up with IS cents on the dollar.
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b. P. sh'l'aber (Mrs. Partington, }
has found in New Hampshire a very
nicely executed watcr-color picture Of
Boston Common, painted before the
Revolution, by daughter OF Gen
Knox. twill probably be copied litho.
graphically. 800 .'.,.~:.. .*s..:. 80
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The Tribune says the Danish gov
eminent is disposed to insist upon. the
United States accepting the Danish
West India possessions bargained for
by Mr.. Seward.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD ASsA1l.ED FROM A NEW
QUARTER

QUARTER
Tho st. Paul Chamber of Commerce,
ut a meeting on Monday last, adopted
a series Of resolutions on Pacific Rail-
road matters. In these it recommends
a line Of policy to Congress, in tho way
Of subsidies, which sel6shly aims solely
at tho aggrand;z ,ment Of st. Paul and
would prove disastrous to tho entire
Northern part Of tho State. In the.6rst
place these resolutions demand that our
delegation shall secure from govern
ment such aid Gas will guarantee the
prompt construction Of tho lines Of
Railway leading from Sioux City on tho
California Central ino to the west end
Of Lake Superior" Then they ask
that only that portion Of tho Northern
Pacific Railroad "lyius between point
on tho boundary line Of tho State OF
Minnesota, q: or near Big Stone Lake,
and extending thence to Puget Sound on
the Pacific Ocean" shall be subsidized |!
Adding that ''any other adjustment
Of our railway system than this would
be inconsistent with tie fixed aud we'll
understood policy Of Congress and Of
this State"
As the mere expression OF the
Chamber Of Commerce of city work.
ing for its own development alone, aud
ignoring all the rest Of the State, this
might be considered as merely narrow,
but when 1t is claimed that the body pre-
fering these requests Brightly enunciate
the interests and wishes OF nearly the
entire people Of the State of Miuneso-
ia" it becomes monstrous assumption
An outrage upon "nearly the entire
people Of Minnesota. The people of
this State have never authorized and DO
not recognize the night Of the Chamber
Of Commerce Of the city Of St. Paul
to say to Congress what they would
like to have and what they would not
like to have. It is prerogative which
has not been delegated to that: body,
and 50 long as the natural sel6shness Of
the city Of St. Paul Is remembered, most
likely never will be. This action on
the part of the Chamber Of Commerce
will by no means. add to tho already
slender stock Of amiability which Is
entertained by the remainder Of the
State toward the SANITY city.
The people Of Minnesota at large
recognize too fully the importance of
the through Northern Pacific Railroad,
commencing At Lake Superior and run.
ming to Puget Sound, to consent for
moment that their name should be
used in giving character to halfway
abortion such as this-a scheme that
would dwarf that noble line into but
little more than feeder to city more
aspiring than important. 1t would
take from the Northern Pacific one of
its most important features, that Of
furnishing the shortest and most direct
route between Lake Superior-connect-
ing 10 tho Atlantic cities-and the Pa
ci6c Ocean. 1t would DO gross injus-
tice to all the Northern part of this
State, and the people must promptly
meet these resolutions with the most
energetic opposition, should the
Chamber Of Commerce persist in pre-
sen'ing them to Congress.
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Dean Swift says, cit is remarkable
with what Christian fortitude and res
iguation VIC can bear tho sufferings of
other folks"
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day.
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The first ''greenback" ever issued
has been purchased recently BY a gen.
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Letter A.,
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Tuition TAI. ,SbhoolhQxse Tda

FURTHER NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigned Treasurer of Aonongalia County, will be
In attenanceat tho several places hereafter named
Tor tho collection of taxes for the year 1885, viz
Norway Lake, Jan. 10, at Hadne's Store
New London, Jan. % and Fl, at W. W. Pinney's
Store.
Green Lake JAM @. at the place of holding election
Harrison, Jan. -, at pulen's Store.
irving, Jan. q, at the place Of holding election.
Kosevil!e, Jan. 20, at Tuttlo's Store.
Burbank Jan. q, at Staufers Store.
CUkTHER NOTICE is also given that all Real
II Estate Taxes must bc paid before the first day of
March next.
'DERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES
l. must be paid before the first day of February
next; II not paid, penalty Of five per cent. will be
charged as required by Section o. Chapter IL. Stat
utes OF Minnesota; and taxes and penalties will be
collected by dstrain after said first day Of February
IL. HOOVER.
Treasurer of Monongalia Co., MINI.
Now London Dec IA 1868 docSi0-
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t'sorgs Francis Train arrived in
Nsv York FRO from E'aseland pn Saturday.
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"A complete edition Of Longfcllow's
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TAX NOTICE.

IN are the rates of taxes levied on all the taxable
property for the year 1885, in the County of Monon
gala, State of Minnesota:
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Eclectic Magazine
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART.
Ne~ Volume begins January, 1869,
Being the Twenty-sixth Year of the Exis-
tence of the Work.
is composed exclusively of the choicest
i articles that can be culled from the
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Its
Biographical, Scientific and M;sceUaneou.
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matter Of present interest and permanent
value than can be found anywhere within
the same compass.
In the December number were given the
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This department Of the magazine will
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thors OF established and scholarly reputa-
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The following are some Of the principal
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London Quarterly Revue des DENY Mondoa
British Quarterly London Society.
North British Review BentIv's M;sceIianv
Popular Scientific Review. Cornhill Maoazino'
Saturday Review, Fraser'a Maeazne
Westminster Review Leisure Honrs
vnamDers journal, Temple Bar,
AT journal. London Review,
Contemporary Review, Christian Society
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The Boston Transcript makes tho
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duo in seventeen years, with the provis-
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deducted from tho principal, instead
Of being paid to Mr.. johnson"
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Honey, Glycerine, Elder Flower,
B0quet and Palm.
In Quality, style and Perfume warranted equal to
the English and sold fully so per cent cheaper which
accounts for the great falling the demand for tho
foreign soaps and the unprecedented success Of the
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS, now sold
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The national Republican., 1868-12-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

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90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
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