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AL - N EI6H 4+N41EoA4*lA L .
AEroaT TO nE AAp1 70 T'Ia nousK FAVOR.
AnIH IL ITS REPAYMENT 70 JAFAH-How THE
JApANAsH PEEL ABOUT IT.
~ 7tfsoFHph IN Nee frk Tribune.
WAsnlx0ToN, Jan. 1.--Thu old matter Of the
Japsucss Indemnity Fund Is soon to make its
appearance agaln In Congress-.
Mr. Schlelchcr, Of the flouse SUBJ Committee OF
Foreign Affairs, to whom 1t was referred. has
prepared report Oil tho subject whlcl. strongly
fayora tho return Of tbs 'noncy e1acsed by
Tho United States from japau In 1854. a.
soon a. Copgress fcasscnhes, lhis report will
bo submitted to tbs lio,lsu aud unanimously
supported by tho Committee. The rcpuFt re-
y1ews tho history and condition of japan dur
tnE tho pcr,Nl III fss transition tTuM entire aa.
cuaion to tx entrance Into tht circle d! civilized
nations, and thun rclteratts Tie rGasons alteu
tictnnity fund. rtts, in tile bceihntuR. a,llount-
cd to $1S3, ,0U; but now, through tho aeetiml"
Iatton VI Interest, Iuakcs special fund, which,
On the 1t1st Ut June lust. was u .5lN,6:l.i@.
Acrbillpanyfa talu rcpuFt 10 new bill, which
tbs COMMITTEES otEers as substitute fur tho one
nuw pe,,dtng. Thu llew bill provides that on'y
B per cent interest bs allowed uportthe princl-
pat, wh1ct. .nakrs tla sum tn bs rstirnea to
Japau 81, ,09 4l.91, anl gives tl:s 009 u pr!zr-
lnoaey to tbs officers mud rev Ut she WyomIuE
tor - llef g4llautsy in tl.antaing tt,s luIor Ut
tho laK." Frun tho fact tt!ae ths 9!il n'nkes
tti. provision tor tl!e peou's u ths WsSta!!s. %
IL friends thiuk that It Will paaS both tiousca
without muck npIA,s1ttuu.
This AFTERNOON tha Secretary of tho Japanese
| Legation, and Charxo u'Atlasrs III the Ab4encu
| of tup Minister, WIS 8pokrn to uu tue subjcct,
aud asked low thu Japanesu logcEun!snt ielt
concesntp1 tlu return vi thc ttdcMn.ty. lir
salu Japau paid the money uuler ar AGREEMENT.
| aud haa uuthing to say about what ia nun being
| uuuo tu the AtnGrtcan CunGreas icoklng to tts
return, and Is Indifferent whether It II done VI
! Lot. Ii auy cuudtluua " sttpuIatlons aru A.
sached to thu return vi tue luoArY. 4u thought
| 1t probable that hls country will Eefuss to ~:
| cciyu 1t.
Sir, LannAn, tho American attacl,o OF the L.
cation, upou 6G!us asked what tho public seuti.
lncnt Ia Japan IL !n regard to tue exactiou Ut
the indemnity said sha. tho people hare alwnys
considered it N outrage, anu II thu Jnpalc&s
Government bau known 1uuEe Ut international
Law, sho money would hare been paid Sith
9nruIHf pfGtaxt.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-11-12
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma.
nent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and
and all Nervous Complaints, after hav.
ing tested its wonderful curative pow.
ers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive and a
esiretorelieve human suffering,I will
send free OF charge to all who desire it
this recipe, in German, French, CT
English, with full directions for pre-.
pairing and using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming tits
paper, w. w. SHERAR, 149 P0,cers'
Block, Rochester, ". Y. 1871. D
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READ! READi READ! ::

0ur Improved Right and Left Flat
Oshod CULTIVATOR having been thor
oughly tested, read what others think of
it who have tried it: In4
1t works splendidly in my nursery and
grove, does the best of work, leaves the
surface quite smooth and saves half the
time. have also noticed your success in
subduing cane grass with it. It pays.
must have one. HARMON Brown.
1t does good work III my grove subduing
crab-grass. and gets over the ground twice
as fast as NJ sweep plow, but / think is a
little too heavy for my pony. l should
like one two-thirds or three-fourths as
heavy. - 49, HARRISON JONES,
1t is by far the best .CultivatOr have
ever seen, either north or south. / will
take two. WIN. w. HULST, Z
tits a great time and labor-saving tool,
and no farmer can afford to do without it
who has o few acres of orange grove, nur-
sery,. corn, cotton, cane, or other crops
which require clean cultivation. find it q
most perfect implement for subduing cane
grass 1t works we'll among the stumps.
Price $3.50, Cash. 80"
'8+ J. Y. PARCE, Agent.
I. DeLand, Fla, June 25, 1879. :. IL. ..
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NOVEMBER 12
The Sixth Of November.
Continued from page 2O1.)

After supper the dancing was
again resumed and kept up with all
the zest and enthusiasm Of the CAV
participants, until the fair moon had
roamed tar west, the merry band
scarcely realizing the moments that
flew past, SO enjoyable was the time.
And when the evening closed with
the time honored Virginia reel all
seemed loath to break the happy
scene which will ever remain green
spot in memory, whose bowers will
echo sweet music from the past, and
send thrill of delight in its happy
recollection. The young gentlemen
of DeLand who worked so zealously
to make the evening a success may
congratulate themselves upon it's
being so, aud to them and our gener-
Gus host, Col. Codrington and his
amiable, accomplished wife we pre-
sent our most grateful thanks for the
pleasures OF this joyous sixth of No
vember. LUELLA K. LAMB.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-11-12
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURTST,
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
LAND OFEICE

GAINESVILLE, FLA, Oct. 10, 1879. {
otce is hereby given that the follow
ng-named settler has filed notice of
MS intention to make final proof in
try thereof at the expiration of thirty DAYS
from the date of this notice, viz:
Francis Register, Homestead Entry No.
897, for the east of northwest !. and west ]
of northeast /, Section Is, Township Is
south, Range % east, aud names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, viz: VIM. J. Pur-
of Volusia county.
l. A. BARNES, Register.
By WHITNEY, Clerk. 1879.
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Having this day purchased E. n.
knapp's interest in the firm OF BAR
NETT & KNAPP, I will continue the
furniture business at the old stand As
and so West Bay Street. 1 ask of
the public a favorable consideration
and hope by low prices and fair
dealing, to receive the support of the
friends OF the old firm, and as many
others as may favor me with their pat
ronage. - .- ......... ....s...,.,....
I shall use every effort to give entire
satisfaction to all. -fF'
W. D. BARNETT.
Jacksonville, FyG., Aug. 10, 1879.
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SIOUO $50 day in your own n local oS i
W ity. No risk. Women do
as we'll as men,. Many make more thar
the amount stated above. No one can fai 1
to make money fast. Any one can do the
work; You can make from SO cts. to So an
time to the business. 1t costs nothing to
try the business. Nothing like it for
money making ever offered before. BUSH
ness, pleasant and strictly honorable.
Reader, if yon want to know all abont the
best paying business before the public,
send us yOnr address and we will send Won
full particulars and private terms free
samples worth IS also free; you cap then
make up your mind for yourself, Address
GEORGE STINSON & CO., Portland.
Maine. "a I16. :
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% An extra copy OF the AGR1-
CULTURIsT for a year to every one
who will send us five paid yearly
subscribers.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-11-12
To Farmers and HorticuIturists.
REMARKABLE CLUBBING OFFER

By special INFRINGEMENT the FLORIDA
AGRICULTURIsT and the RURAL NEW
YORKER, which is a 16-page illustrated
agricultural weekly, will BOTH be sent to
one address, one year for only $50 dollars.
Every subscriber who accepts this offer
will also recei1 e package of plants and
seeds of the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-11-12
DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership of BARNETT &
KNAPP is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, w. D. Barnett assuming
all obligations against said firm, and is
alone authorized to settle all matters
pertaining TO the firm of BARNETT &
KNAPP. .'''"
Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. 10, 1879.
'' ~ W.. D. BARNETT,
r'.t Isl a E. N. KNAPP. slsl
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Great Seed Distribution

free, which itself is valued at $50 dollars.
By this great offer we have secured to our
readers two of the best papers, and a Sc
lection of valuable seeds, total value
which we agree to send for the remarkably
low price named above. A full illustrated
description of the seeds and plants will he
sent to all who apply for sample copy to
the Rural New Yorker, New York City.
Below we give condensed list of seeds
and plants That are offered:
LIST. The Cuthbert Raspberry Two
Plants. E. P: Roe says Of it: las far as
valuable raspberry and have planted five
times as many of this variety as of all
others put together" 49, '+'a
Judge Parry says: "Tha Cuthbert is far
ahead of all the others in abundance of
fruit. size Of berry and hardness"
more highly recommended for general pur-
poses"
Charles Downing says: Il consider it
the most promising raspberry before the
public, as far as tested"
j. 1. Lovett says: 1T is the perfect
raspberry"
1t is at once the highest favored, largest
Raspberry known,
ID. The Telephone Pea. The new Eng
lish pea. At present held in England at
80 dollars per bushel at wholesale.
Sd. Mods EnnODIed oats, MI. Mold,
of England, is the intrOducer of this vari.
ETY.. On the farm of the Rural New York.
er it yielded, last season, at the rate of So
bushels per acre. ~
4th. Abies Sibirica. One of the hardi-
est and most beautiful evergreens known.
5th. Seeds of Magnolias Soulangeana,
Lennei, Acuminata, Fraser Glauca and
Umbrella.
9th. Seeds from Seedlings of the beau.
tiful and new Iris Kaempferi. Hardy.
18th. Seeds OF the splendid Pipe Vine,
Sth. Seeds Of the Man-Root, Ipomoea
leptophylla. Hardy.
9TH Seeds of Bebb's New Aguilegias--
bearing the largest flowers of any of the
Columbines. 4
10th. Hybrid Pentstemons. New. beau>
tifui. hardy N. b. The above rare col
lections of seeds are estimated to be worth
over $50. Many OF them cannot at
present be purchased.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution.

DY MUTUAL CONSENT, the partner
ship hitherto existing between G. Cod
- rington g. Nelson r.. Scovel, as Edit
ors and Publishers of ~
The. Florida AgricultUrist,
is hereby dissolved. The paper will be car
ried on by G. Codringt0n & Co., who as
sumo all liabilities, and TO whom must be
paid all claims.
C. CODRINGTON,
NELSON r. SC0VEL.
DeLand, Fla. sept. II, 1879.-76s1.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

RATES-Twenty words, name and address
one week. % cts: three weeks. so cts.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24
not nnPEAnHEn.

The House yesterday voted down the I'M
peachment resouuons by vots OF 60 to
90. Perhaps no measure Of so much Ina
portance, of such general Interest. was ever
disposed OF so quietly, A notion TO post
20 the confederation Of tho resolutions
until anolber day, was opposed by Mr..
TAYLOR, OF 81. Liuis. repretoutirg tho com.
nittee, ard BY Mr.. MolETYRE. Representing
Ibose who were opposed 10 imp schmen.,
in few words, when The Fl uee proceeded
70 vote with the reaull above sieted. There
wss evidently muah anxiety on both sIdep,
growing out of the fact that neisher was
cer,aio Of TIE result; for no man could tell
lhiA,E. "a, sole would 60. The Hossa had
wa Afnple tine for mature deliberation, and
the members all, no doubt, went to the
Capitol yesterday morning, with ther
minds made up as 70 what was their iDdi-
vidusl duty in tho matter, and no amount
of debate could have ehaaged a single vote
The result may therefore be taken Bs the
very deli5era expreshion Of the House. 1t
is certain that the announcement of the re-
sult will be the occasion Tor some very sharp
cFluclstus OF Ihe acllOn OF the mhlOrllY, Duk
after that privilege shsl have been exercised,
tho sober second thsugbt will prevail, and
there will be accorded a general and ihteli.
gent approval OF the vote of the msjority.
After the very thorough investigation
given the whole subject by the Legislative
committee, and 10 the courts of jackson
county, the conclusion was very generally
renched, that the Senate would fail 10 And
sufficient proof to convict, and Tor this reason
many believe 1t unwise to tax the State with
the expensa of an impeachment trial. The
belief that Col. GATES having greater per-
sonsl and pecunisry interest at stake than
any body else, Ia the proper person to re-
cover in the shortest possible tine, the bal.
snce due the State by the Msstin Bank,
gained ground in the last week or two, aud
no doubt influenced tho coDrso OF come
members. Treasurer GATES ana the able
council he retained, are now free TO press
most vigorously the claims of the State, and
we have no fears that they will Isl!er or fail
Ia their duty q. City Tribune.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24
TIE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

The circular sent out by Dun, Bar.
low g. Co., showing the failures OF the arst
quarter of 1879 is very encouraging, for It
exhibits very considerable reduction in the
number OF failures and amount OF liabilities
ia the United States ss compared with tbs
same periods in 1873 and 1877. For the first
quarter OF 1879 tho failures were 2 521,
against 1856 in 1873 and $50 in 1877. ln
1879 the liabilities amounted to S43, ll2 Cos,
Aeainst 2,07s, ,s26 in 1873 and S54. 53S, ,0T0,
In 1917.
1t is not exactly fsir to compare the first
quarter of the present year with that OF 1873,
since last year the number of fAilurep was
greatly increased by the impending repeal oi
the Federal bankrupt law, but comparisons
with 1877 srs entirely admissible, From
these figures it appears that the decrease in
the total number of failures IN 1879 from
those of 1877 has been 8l5, reduction Of
one-eighth, aud in the amount Of liabilities
of $ll, ,425, ,405, or one-hIth the whole. The
losses By failures in the Middle States have
fallen of 50 098 70T. or nearly one.third; in
Western States 81 ,165 III, or nearly one
half. In the Southern and Pacific States,
owing to the injuries to trade done by yellow
fever in one section aud to the disastrous
losses by speculative mining In the other,
the increase in the amount OF liabilities by
failures was Sl,601, ,045, equal to 90 per cent.
These figures are very encouraging, since
they show substantial gain of wealth in the
great business centres as well. The average
amount OF liabilities to failures has slso de-
creased in remarkable way. being S24 46a
in 1s 8 and $io,o 2 10 1877, but only sl7,'
Os0 in 1879. All ihese iaels are contripu-
tiona to tho accumulstlng evidence OF The
turn Of tho tlde--Kansss City Times.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24
THr sTOFH 4
Terrific TOrnadOes in he Ind Severe
SNOW StOrms in IA

From CinelnsAd ~
TUsoUMB'A Ala, Apni ~ gesteF-
day morning tarnodcs Memphis
s. Charleston Rsiroaa ses wett q
CctipIh; Miss. Its tfak N ri miles 10
wld,h. AtPoeahontas, rs hiew down
several email, iniorio d x hnroofed
the principal hotel apd bl tpsse section
houses away, leavine n "a aqbt TO tell
he mournlul tale; .,rsa ar from its
trucks and carried e,hiss sEing Il
otherwise uninured. twenty
plIasu ossA0lskEsE p
'6dsf esfgh K55i w ~ s - } Union
Company The healy iAsi II saceseS
ny caused a heavy land siid.-Elzieiiles east
of Poeabontas, and ,he No. :. freight ran in
20 II, but through he promp astionaud eour-
nge OF the engineer, no further damage was
done than throwing the front tru ks of the
rack, aud cauAng the deiay Of the morning
express for three hourS. No lives we're lost in
ali this TRANSACTION go far as learned.
DALLAS, Texas, April l0.--Yestsrday
afternoon disastrous tornado passed over
this part of The country. AT Lisbon, six
NILS Gways ten or more iarm'houses were
destroyed, Ms. Vaughan was killed; Mrs.
Mary B-li, fatally wounded on the head;
Les Belt, boy, seriously on the head; Dass
Belt, slightly;.Mr. and Ms. James Simms,
badly; TnomsE S,mms' slightly, mGn, name
unknown, sercusy; Alice Crow, danger
ously; Thomas CAn.er, lllghtly,J. Winters,
slightly.
TRoy, n. Y, April l6.--A heavy snow
storm sci Ia in Norshern New York and this
neighborhood at noon yesterday. The
spriUg season is month later than 1t was
last year, In the Adiroudaeks two feet OF
snow remain, and Lake Geoge is covered
With ice thirty inches thick. Man and teams
s;il cross Lake Champlsin on the ice. In
some psFtR OF SsrOiogo County the highways
are impsssable from snow.drifts.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24
A PIHAEOIAL SENSATION.
Subscription for Sl90, 100000 Of Four Per
Cents.

Nsnlos
TSp-ial 20 the ST.. Louis Republican
New York, April 1.-THE great scusation
IN fnancial circles to-day was snb.cr ptIon
msde by the FIRST National bank OF $50 o0O,-
GOO four per cant. bonds and $40 600 600
funding certificates. which practically pro.
vides for tho prompt funding OF the 10 30 loan
OF Sl9I Geo 800. The Tribune esys ibs re-
cent enormous sales Of four per cent bonds
created fear that there might be mOYe-
ment abroad 10 monopoliz, sales OF this loan,
and to-day the First National bank and Fish
& Hatch, large dealers 10 government secur-
lties conferred together and decided TO form
q syndicste to make an immediate subsorip-
ton. Banks and bankers 10 this city con-
spcuous for dealings in United States bonds
we're called upon, ana in nearly every in-
stance subscriptions were made at once
Dispatches were sent 20 Boston and respons.
cs were equally as prompt the Maverick Ma
lionAl bank answering; "We win go In
Put Us down for ten million dollarp. Presi
dent will leave for hsw York tonight" The
syndicate was not fully organized until after
the elose OF business bours in Washington,
and the bid for all per cents. available for
funding the 1910 loan was not telegrapbed
10 time TO receive response before the treas
ury department was closed for the day. Ear
ier iusthe day the Bank Of Now York for
warded a subscription for SG,0OO,0Oo to meet
the demsnds OF current business ard Hatch
& Foote cent subscription for $2, 100000
aud 1t was semioffielally reported that Nor
ton, Bliss & Co. had subscribed for $50,0OO,-
600. The syndicate which bsssmsde this
unparalleled subscription OF SIs00OO,0 600 is
composed, It is understood, OF the First
National bark, Fisk s. Hatch, Metropolitan
National bank, Winslow. LSniar 90, j &
w. seligmsn, Morton, Bliss & Col, Third
National bank, Bank OF New York. American
Exchange bank, Park National bank. In
porters' and Trader National bark, Hatch
d Foote, Vermilye & Co., Uniied States
Tfust Co, Kuhn. Loeb & Co, and the New
York branch OF the Bank OF Nevada OF this
cityi also the Maverick National beDk, Fooie
Is French and G. A. Sweet & Co. pg Boston,
making 10 Institutions, representing a CON-
bined capital OF over 500 0O0,0 ,0O0,l The sub
scription is the largest single one ever made
to government funded loan ln this or any
other country.
This subscription was made according to
the new terms prescribed by Secretary Sher-
man in his circular OF April l6. While the
First National bank, for itself aud associates,
has subscribed for the full amount OF $780,
600 600 per cent. bends, available for gov
ernmenl sale until 1881, II is understood ihpi
the amount which will be finally awarded
viii be smaller as the treasury department
will grade 1t down according 10 the number
OF bona Ode subscriptions which msy have
been forwarded before D. m. by banks and
tank'ng iost tutions IN tbe general course ol
business, aud by the actual ssles OF iundlng
certificates all over he country. q
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24
tHURCIIEs

NJ x ,nurch-- FuscumUia 3rl Sunday, Morn
iug sud evening, and usually on SN'y eYo'g
J. ". HARDY, pastor.
". z. Church--ht. Pleasant, at s o'clock
r. m. on the ald aud Ash Sundays. Rev.
hNTwtsILE. pastor.
NJ. Z. Church iberia, End Sunday, morning
aud evening, j, M. Darby, pastor.
CHRISTIAN Church Tuscum hia. IN lord s
day, morning aDd evening, w. i. DORSEY,
pastor
WRIGHr,S School house, near Little Saline
Isl aud Srd Lords days. j. Il. ID Tomtob
Ob the istand J.. =. Melton on the 3td.
SPRING GARDEN, S;h Lord's day, w. F.
Plndley, pastor.
SALEM Church, on 4;h L"td's day, II o'clock
n m. Sam'l butcher, pastor.
BAPTiST--For the yosr commencing Sepi.
1877. The time o, meeting ~ each church In
this association ia ruled by Iurday.
UNION Chnroh--Mests 9th Saturday Ia each
month. j u Eihbs mod.
BIG RICH WOODS Church-meets 3rd
Saturday In each month. 4. o. Burks, mod,
Tnos. MSrchant, Clerk
LITTLE RICHWooOS OSurch--rsets nd
Bary in each mouth, !. n. Hibbs, mod.
PLEASANT POINT Chureb--meets lat
Saturday Ed. JOhu Smi,h, mod.
WET GLAZE. Church--msets lst Saturday,
J, NJ. Bllbbs, mod.
NEW SALEM CAurch---meets ith Saturday,
Ed. duncan, mod.
SABBATH School, at NJ. Pleasant, 3
O'clock p. m. every Sunday. D. IL. Austin,
SupI.
0sags RiTer Association will meet with
Little Richwoods Church, Miller county, six
miles west OF Iberia, ou Thursday before the
!, arst SHurday ip September, 1879 3. 0.
Berks. Mod. W. II. McCubblus, Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24

The Plsttsburg Leader hits the nail on
tho head thusly; "Men who advertise, do SO
because they believe the money they invest
in that way will secure them additional pat
ronsge; aud that their advertisements will be
read by people who have the means where
with to purchase articles Of merchandise
Hence shrewd advertiser will always pat-
ronize a paper that has a good eireulation'
and one that is taken by the people who are
able to buy goods. The character OF tbe
circulation Of parer is therefore OF as much
importance as the extent of II.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24

--Tilman Todd's Little boy Roy, only ter
months old is destined TO become aslar gym
mast or acrobat fine lives. On Monday Of
ternoon the lttle fellow rolled down stair
way OF nineteen steps, and on reaching The
bottom quietly started to crawl back tbe saios
route be had come. Strange to say the little
fellow was none the worse for bis tumble
Caliiornia Democrat.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24

The proposed lelgraphie cable from
Aden,o on the Red sea, TO Port Natal, on
the African coast, will be four thousand
miles in length, and running down the coast
OF Africa, will touch at Zar 1'bar, M z-m-
bique, Delagoa bay and other points. Hall
the eeble, it Is said, will be LAID BY the mid-
die Of July.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24

This connupdrum, propounded by 90 ex.
change, has puzzled many Of the wisest phil
osophsrs and statesmen OF the age, and, as
far as known, no correct answer has ever
been sent I'M 'Uan anyone tell how men live
and support their families who have no in.
come and do no WORK."
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24

The emigration fever has reached Tho
coIored people Of Virginia. Farmers hays
tried 10 induce the negros TO remain, but
those who hAye money ere preparing to
come West
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-24
0sage Valley Banner.
Official Paper Of Miller CSuuty
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Editors, pobllshors aud Proprietors.
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Efnol paid until the expiration oithe year 5 20
Office: On FIRST floor Of Masonic and
Odd Fellews building.