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AUCTION sALEs.-Ts,Is Nay
UsrrfoS .sALEs--FutTre pays.

AUtt EDiS W =. -. ---.----1--
By Paine. Roystcr C Co., Auciloneers,
No. IS south Twelfth street.
DooTs AND SHOES, STRAW GOODS,
Is CTOTHISG, &C., AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. May ], 1879 commenei y ,h ~
1oE o.Iock we win sell at our auction rooms. Will
ont several large invoices OF entirely lresn
and desirable G9HRS; r eom s1MEP HATS.
II 900 MISSES TRIMMED SAILOR HATS,
cases CHILi,REN's SAILOR HATS: "."
S cases LADIES' UNTRiMhlED Hal Hal = I;prr,s
b0 cases MEMS, WOMEN'S. and ClilLDHEN :,
+ SHOEs-rrime goods including variety O. .
s LADIES' NEWPORT TEE , nu .ls1Z
SHOES, SANDALS, and EAlhA-Si1h
CATERS. &C.
With an invoice OF very Desirable
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS and EOYS' HATS. &c. e., o.,
t " Te''n We '1 PAINE, ROYSTER s Co.
'fane o;o AuctIonrers.
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BY Jas. Macdouzail. Auciioneer'
No. ! q Governor for Thi1teenth) street. q

BY JAS. Macdouzail- Auciioneer'
No. 10 Governor TOR Thlteenth) strecs.
4 SSIGNEE's SALE OF HORSE, MULE
n CARTS, HARNESS. &C.. AT EhUCTioN:--
By vIrtne OF an order of the United states D'sI ,s.
Csurt for the Eastern District OF virginia III W,
matter of W. r. Fletcher. bankrupt, VIII seiI n
ihn Garner of nfain and Short streets. on IN UkS-
DAY. NAV 1. 1879, ut 10H O'Clock A. NJ, inc ioi'
lowing property. &C.: ....-t-- .sss.s
] H0RsE,
l MULE
/ COAL-CART and HARNESS.
7 one-hnrse CARTS,
4 sets II sRNESS.
80 / lot WHEELBhRROWS,
SHOVELS. PICKS, -.
FLOWS. &C, &C. s.,
TERMS Cash. JOHN IL. DIN s si.isnce
, n u,cnor-c AL AuctioDcer. apes
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rHILpREN'S CARRIAaES.-IcEBX
from the bess factories and guarantee them 10 be
equal. not superior, in Workmanship and antsh TO
1sy OF the called home maze carriaRes. MY
change. ROBERT dARROLD.
BIT pr0ad aud 908 Main street.
auh 3l-eodlm
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POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account OF the rain to WEDNES-
DAY, 3Oth instant, at IL O'Clock VI.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
anoa Auctionccrs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
IUMBER WIiEELBARROWS, ONE HORSE
ASD CART, AND EIx yc Y RI s Sv F9 Hn
NEAL. in MANCHESTER.-By virtue Of decree
OF The Hastings Court for The city Of Manchester.
entered on the 20'h day OF April 1879. In the case
Of u Neal ps. .McCauey & Co, We. as special con-
mi.,i1ners. viii sell, the premises. the uNEA-
PRED LEASE of McCauiey & Go. in GtlCh-
YARD between Twelfth anu TEirtcenlh streets III
said city.
Also. HORSE and CART.
All the LUMBER, WilEELBARRONSr
aud FIXTURES
belonging to said company. This is valuable pro
perry and should attract the attention Of all parties
Wishing o engage In the brick business.
TEKTs: Cash II. A.ATKINSON.
4. (. ATTK tSSOS. c-'
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
an3O Special Commissioners.
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CHESAPEAKE ASp CuIo P.liw.1y
EICHhOSb, Va. March ~. l~rq
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. MARCH
" &c: 1879. PASSENGER TRAINS WiI.LEiT
A. FOLLOWS:
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CARPETS, OzL-CLOTTKS, DC.

TARPETS. WHOLESALE AND RE
I jThIL.-We have just received full line Of CAR
pETS. C)II-CLOTliS. LISOLEUM. CHINESE,
COCOA,and MAPLE MhTTINGS. SHADES, H0i,'
LANDS, LACE CURTAINS. CORNlCtS; RUGS,
Work done i'm town or country. All orders promptly
attended TO- PHILL1PS ( JENNINGS.
Dl2.2m No. 1911 Main street, Richmond, va.
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CHEAP uOMES.-TEN DOLLARSGA
y pcr month, with six per cent. Interest for -
~ ,nnrS viii buy a NEAT NEW FRAME HOUSE
with thr,e rooms, and large loi, IN West End or
the city. Apply 10 ,..- : ~
o .rofGL CllAFFIN. STABLES ~ w.
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2:AEs.E:D AID s.IN I.S.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND HEsrEhkE}
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
= TAKING EFFECT ArElG. 2. 1870.
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IS r ONGWOOD" FOR SALE.-ThiS
IL valuable and most desirable property. stu.
ated in Salem. Roanoke county, Va, Is ole red Tor
sale privately. For terms OF sale apply TO Mr..
PERRY HUGENT. New Orleans, or Judge WING
FIELD GRIFFIN. Salem, Va. -"
"LONGWOOD" has just undergone thorough
renodeng Bath-tuhs and watGr-closets on each
floor with hot and cold water in every room. For
purposes Of boardlrg-school, hoarding-house. or
an elegant and comlnodious private dwelling, TINS
property has every advantage and convenience thal
could be desired In town properly.
A BRICK DWELLING will len rooms ana
kitchen. besides tile Seminary building with four
toched, ap lS-lm
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SCHEDULE OF TRANS TAKING EEE"
SUNDAY, JANUARY 3 l-.".
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REaI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

MEAT AND ATTRACTIVE LITTLE
~ FARM OF FIFTY ACRES ON THE WEST.
HAM PLANK-KOtD. FOUR MILES VEST or
RICHMOND, FOR SALE am authorized To sell
the foregoing FARM. adjoining the former rest
dence Of The late John 4. HutchcS9n. now owned ~
and occupied by Mr. William VI. Hall. inc .r iahG IS
of iii rate uraliY and .iss bcau'ifuliy ne ,
provements consist Of very neat and comtortao.e
DWELLING containing i've rooms 1s2on pif., s'-
HE Sc some fruit-trccS, and well of pure water.
The naica,borlood is very desirable. Possession
soon. .
f-i'''' ". GODDIE.
-, oSooa3t Real Estate huctiCuccr.
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TNMAN LINE SeSIaIIs
UNITED STATES fs $3.50.
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL .-.a,s.
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BERLIN, 5.491 tons;
CITY OF RICHMOND, 1907 tons;
CITY OF CHESTER, 1866 tons; go.
CITY OF MONTREAL,4 90 tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 1915 tons;
Getty OF NEW YORK, $500 tons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest, largest, and fastest on tic Atlantic
and haye every modern improvement, including
hot and cold wafer and electric bells in state
rooms revolving CHAIRS in saloons, bath and smoa
ing-IoOUs barber-shop:, &c.
For rates of passage and other information apply
to JOHN G. DALE,
Agent. 8 Broadway. New York; or 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO.,
IA l-eodly Richmond.
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AUCTIONEERS, &c.

~-~-----------
HELEPHONE NOTICE.
Having connected my Office with the telephone
line, will promptly render my services Whenever
called rs
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTfONEER.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
an os-lOt j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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RAILROAD s1rrs

ILL " $3.50 i3SE@i.;s aE;ss,s
RICHMOND ASD D,gvrlrg p.I,ro,,s
MciiMoED, April 30. IGTaa''
T'O FACILITATE THE BIIsfvrS. ~.
WYE .SIE,tSS We have arranged 70 ~,
E sI ~ ~; hhaAESCFACTrhED T0EAIC1 ~ - ~:
vent de!ay sufficient nuIn,cr Of r."cT':; J" pre-
VIII nc on aity to receipt for shipment, ~, RS
Shipments will BE- received until q o,,-.
ne following .cIcdpl" has h"nD ag-.oI ~, - d.
Leave fic1mcnd o'clock =. II. M1y j., UPON:
Arrive Charlotte 8 o'cncs T. " NJ 81
Arrive f'Earle 3 o'clock 4. n Ma, a.,
Arrive Atlanta 4 o'ci.ck =. VI. ,lav 3d. '"'
Arrive Montgomery ) O'Clock =, " M~,,
Arrive Mobile O'Clock T.. II. Nav ltm nm
Arrive New Grlctn> 8 O'Clock 1 n w. .,,
ATTY" Galveston II O'clock & " MIy 7, ','''
y, ,his ,rce'cH up I" $50 T. ". win 70 ror7var,
ap 3o.lt = AN'hl' Agent.
kiCb ADSo. FHEn'G ( POTOMAC "a
OFFICE GENERAL TiCKpr A.rEr
RichAo*D. VA. April 90. Is7o
GOV hEAClSG SUNDAY, MAYt,I--q
~ uaihs Oh lh!S TH.d "'li run - :oJw.: ~
NORTH BOUND.
NO. 1890 A. W., '",vre R,rr-S,rco. .,,.,,,
l'Icapi Sundays: ,!ue !, ~
instDI, l:lu M: l:4,..',.-'-
300 +. NJ: ri,.t4,:..i,f.,,.i' ,,..--":
J.. NJ: Nov Yr-. Irs..',. 49,
no. $500 z. ~, lnaves EYrt!-S;r"c, ..,. - Y.
due a. Wa.E..,y'on. 4...', =
E.i'im"r., l:j- = y, ~.
az *,:' a. Il %" MN.' >.wY TX,
No. 7--4:o0 p. H., ACCOMMODATES Tr.,,x.
for Jenrt'"a. '"sscs j:-..H'
St,r',' sat. '.e!. leI.,y. So
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-lo.15 r.H., arri*,' i, :vrc->'r.. ,,."a,
~ '"'s, -;I5 y. ": r., a.,
Ip!rh't 81,
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DILL ADELPH RICH <%RA
Z MOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-sssxfann - =
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Untl further no
tee the steamers Of this line will make tri-weeklI
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richnont
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, CON
Meeting at Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
QUICK TiME.EREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
z JAMES W. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
Si WILLIAM P. CLYDE Il CO.,
General Managers,
no23 ne. IL South Whar1 es, Philadelphia,
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By Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
I2l2 Main Street,

J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionecr. Il
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THREE NICE ROOMS, a
with water and bath attached, In my resi- -
dcncr No. dOe Cary. between Fourth aud Fifth
streets To good tefian mt the rent Will be made 10
'u''' n'r'' va GEORGE p. STACY,
corner Governor aud franklin streets.
ar 3fi-1Lk
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-24
THE LAND LAWS.
4 Commission 10 COdify them and Recon-.
mend Changes in the Existing
Land System.
Washington Special.

Washington Special.
The commission created by the
act of March 3, 1879, to codify the
land laws, and also to make recon-
mendations with view to important
changes in the existing land system,
organized in this city on the 10th.
Commissioner Williamson, of the
general land Office, was selected as
chairman, and \. +. Britton as seq
rotary. Committees We're appointed
to report detailed programme Of
operations and a plan for subdivid-
ing the labors of the commission
among members in the most advan-
tageous manner, having reference to
their special abilities and individual
experience. The commission con-
sists of Gen. Williamson, commits
sioner Of the general land office;
Clarenee King, director of the Unit
ed States geological survey, and
and Messrs. J. w. Powell, A. Il.
Britton and Thos. Donaldson. The
last named was appointed by the
president and and the other two
were designated as members by act
of congress. The duty of the com
mission as defined by thisacti is to re-
port to congress within one year from
the timesf its organization: First,
a codificaion of the present laws re-
lating to the survey and disposition
of the pubic domain; second, sys-
tenn and Standard of classification of
public lands, as arabic, irrigable,
timber, pa turage, swamp, coal and
mineral lads, and such other classes
as may be deemed proper, having
due regard to humidity of climate,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-24
THURSDAY, JULY, "a, 1879.
horse rake into it.

Mr.. II. Slaymakcr, formerly of this
Town, has just returned from Kansas.
Says he liked it there but. not well
enough. it seems. to remain.
q. d. Sanford, from MaZeppa Waba
sha Co has arrived to attend to his llar
vest in this Town. Brought men teams
and harvester with him. He has the
blues as about 40 acres of his wheat, or
what was intended for wheat, is only
worth blowing blowing under.
J. Pierce. son of DIR. Pierce of WinOna.
is acre attending to his farming interests.
Has some horses with him to sell or trade
for cattle. lie stops at A. B. Hubbards.
NJ II. Brown, tf our Town. has har
ness shop at Burns, Station. For the
want of cash to buy stock he is not doing
very heavy business, but is ready to re-
rair Give him call
Mr. Rail-. of Lone Tree, is canvassing
in this ncighborhood for fruit frees for
the Faribault nursery. Has fine samples
of Minnesota fruit ana is good talker
T. Payer.
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supply Of water, for IRRIGATION and
other physical characteristics; third,
a system of land parceling surveys
adapted to the economic nses of the
several classes of lands, and, fourth,
such recommendations as they may
deem wise in relation to the best
method of disposing of public lands
of the western portion of the United
States to actual settlers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-24
GAME LAWS.

The laws of Minnesota allow the
different kinds of game to be killed
during the periods indicated below:
Woodcock-July 4th to November 1st
Prairie Chickens-Aug. 18th to Oct 1st
Quail or Patridge-Sept. list to Dec. LIST
Aquatic fowl-Sept. list to May 18th.
Elk, Deer &C., Nov. LIST to Dec. 18th.
Brook trout-April LIST to Oct LIST.
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BrOOkyille Items.

Everything seems to be quiet at pres
ent. Have had some very hard storms
recently. The 14th inst, in the night,
there was a fearful storm of rain and ell
ectricity and such an appearance of wind
that many prepared for it by going to
their cellars.
Harvest has commenced in good earn
est. Some of the wheat and oats are too
short to bind so they put the mower and
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Cutting Wheat early.

\ good many years ago, while the
grain cradle was yet in common use,
farmer fitted up his cradle little
before the usual harvest time, and
wishing to put it to the test, went
into his wheat field and cut few
bundles, taking the chances, rs he
thought of raining whatever he cut
at this early date. The harvest was
then delayed a few days, the field
being put in shock after the grain
was quite thoroughly ripcned. A
sample of the early cut grain in com
pany with a sample OF that cut when
fully ripcned was shown to an exper-
fenced grain dealer, his opinion be-
ing asked AS to the comparative val
ne of the samples in the market.
The answer was promptly given,
that the early cut would bring ten
cents II bushel more than the other.
Gluten was present in abundance in
the early cut, and but little bran,
while the opposite was true of the
late cut. The wei ght of the berry
and that quality which gives sub
stance and due adhesivcness to the
flour, when worked into dough, de-
ponds, us does also the nutriment in
the bread, upon the amount of nutri-
ment in the berry. The amount of
bran is augmented in proportion as
you delay the harvest, and in like
ratio are the bread making qualities
lost.
The harvest should be entered up-
on while portion of the straw, that
toward the top, is yet partially
green, and the berry, though out of
the milk state, is not yet so far hard
ened, as that it cannot be mashed
between the fingers. 1t should be
just out of the milk state. When
cut in this condition the berry will
be Ii ghter colored, heavier, and in
every direction, as stated, of better
quality.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-07-24
VOL. X.
DR.. 7. J. GILE.

Inventor Of Giles Magnetic Pad and
the Electro Therapeutic stool has re-
turned to this place and is stopping.
temporarily. at the Commercial House.
Dr. Giles can describe your most hidden
diseases without asking his patient a
question and cure any durable disease
flesh is hear to in the shortest possible
time with Magnetism and Electricity.
Call and see him. consultation free.
The following are some Of the cures he
performed when here in May last.
TESTIMONIALS.
For the benefit of suffering humanity |
hereby certify that DIR. T. J. Giles mag
netic remedies completely cured severe
lame back Of three years standing during
which time took internal and external
remedies with little or no benefit. DR..
Gle performed the cure in less than a
to the afflicted every where
Mrs. Martha Hodge,
Redwood Falls.
was completely cured of severe bill
lous complaint and dyspepsia Of five
years standing by DR.. Giles Magnetic
remedies they relieved me the first day.
The day applied them could not sit
moment without my hand being first
against my back and elbow against the
walls of the room. Call and see me for
further particulars.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barr
Redwood Falls.
Mrs. A. NJ. Purrier, supposed to ben
cripple for life is under Dr. Giles care
and rapidly improving we understand SIZE
is able to do her own household work
Paxton. MINI. July Odd. 1879. had
been confined to my bed and room -four
months with nervous prostration ard
heart disease I employed DR.. Gle tie
l4th day of May who applied his magnet
ic remedies in the form of his Magnetic
Pad, Magnitized powders Magnitizcd pa
per and within one week could set at
the table and eat with my family; Some
thing which had not done in four
months. | have great confidence in
Magnetized remedies the Doctors Magne-
tized paper has completely cured severe
chronic headache, could feel it 90 all
through my system when first applied to
my head.
1t will give me pleasure to recomend
DR.. Gile to the afflicted everywhere
Mrs. Laura A. Morrison.
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We make speciality of Fine ci-
gars and you can get the best smoke
for the money i'll town, at Dobner &
O'Hara's.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-12-04
Proceedings of the Legislature.

Tie folinwing are srmr OF TIC NEST
important bills that have been miro
duced ia the i..ons~ Of Representatives
up to tie present time:
Fill to prevent and punish the c,rry'ns
Of deadly weapons concealed about The per-
son.
Rill 10 extend the time for tho redemp-
,;on Of forfeited land-. aud provide for
the sale Of such rs remains unrcdcemed.
IF this is the bill that all'w' those
persons whose lands we're frf'it"d. Z"
redeem them by nayins one-half OF thu
tax We h"pe that it will not become I"
law. 70 make the man who owns
twenty or thirty acres Of land, help pay
tho tax of his ueighbor who owns thou
sands cf acr,s, 10 an outrageous and nn-
irst procardluy, and ought to be con-
temne,l by every honest taxpayer in
oar STATE. We hope the members from
Krrsh: 81 will us" their utmost endeaeor
to kill any such bill.
Joint resolution to amend the Cons,iiu'
ton relative to the homestead laws.
This law "u.h, tn b. am"nde!, frr as
it rar6s at present. It is r"'h'rG tut "
retreat f,r any nan who is dishonest.
and Wants to swin!le his cr-nlnrS. Z
ua,l t., see y homestead law. III chancH
lIA,r ~
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county Au1itnr. aud in other ways
amrni the present expensive system "f
collecting taxes. II tho Office holding
influence is rot tno strong, this bill will
hecumr law ana hlrssin: Gen.
Kennedy. | hav" been told. is opposed
TO it. Mr.. Tran'ham is on tn" i"qnlre's
bench, and Mr Stephenson is tlu-ioot.
cd in its favor. Senator Patterson ;
position I have not been abl' to ascPr.
tain f. DOW costs the Sti'c about
$50 O00 10 haze its taS"s collect q. or
aoou, ono sixth its INCOME ltshonid
not eos, over $50 600. The proroSe1
bill, If pass. d will uarca great t'ndency
to maka the system Of tax col!"c'ir-
less cXp"rS.V".
Th, election If Ghirf In>ric" bids
E.irtn carsr s"mc tronni". rs Chr
Justice willard claims that he was
clrctc Tor SIX Years. ami has d"ciar"'
his in enti m TO holl on t" the P sItiou
to the expiration Of that tine.
J, +. \.
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Tia, toresisl+ns'a Jseii<;iSc,

We ccnrtss that we have made 10
very car, fa' examination Of this "ocu'
mens, but from cursory glance we Sc"
npthirg of extraordinary moment IN II.
The talk about gold and silver il The
same ola r"liasli o. subject aife'dr
.hrealbare, and We Gao see. nothing
very new or important in the matter.
". can thank heaven that %e ar"
a, rcAce Il. says, with al the nations
oT the earth, save an occasional ra''
pncn the Texas frontier and whole
sale butch. ry BY the r'd MN. A. 'h;~
;s at home However. ard rs there is Il"
G;.t,r,, to lend enchan!mcut 10 tie
view !, is not much to br regarded
Upon tie civil service reform kc talks
cool deal. but makes 10 impression
that is d"c,dsi upon us. There Is on"
,h;rr, however, that we do commend.
and that is his susg'stions and recon-
ueni:tious - in regard TO the SuEr"m
Conrt If his views were carried on'
m,,tcrs # l. gal interest would b" or at
" fci}:tar,d. and the long delays row
cxpcrieuceA, might m avoided. b."
sd :. ,he vast increase in our er'w'h
max 5 it imperative fur an increas" Il"
our National judiciary.
W. sec but lit'le worthy of further
comment aud we shall watch with ln>
tcre., the Presidents actions and those
Of Congress.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-12-04
VERY VALUABLE WORK.

Tie p.c'o,ial History q tie C"d"d Si"ffS
tram he Uis,0rcry Of tie .lMc'tcan foni-
n.at to iac present time. By James d
N.CGIc. .inii0r of".l .NGn"al Of H"NtrM
Us,ory," "9hc great R'pHh'ic.' E;c.
II tso wei known fa,'t, that The mass Of on"
ne ~ G are r.ilnpyicd 20 tci?, for Their hh'"!cdGe
of tic hi ,tu y Of lhri' equity. upon the o"t lHe
w, l.. iu:e:, ed 20, The u>c ~ 'ci"Ois, "ni"h ny
thrl. vr'y r:tu u u h'l"l uts'G "a io' nae
comp .htiisOu Of child en andln Gve:y 'Sat MI
suited 10 Tie adult nnld. Th"rs mas 'he been
frIu gnu. ." want "f Il histn'T Of the | iitcd
STA eS. covering the Wilde period iron !'r u'',
cove \ ui tlc GoEtinrlt tOilIe p e,rht ahE, ana
nr.s..i,rIng "a succinct and COMPREHENSIVE form
the history Of GU cOnut'y through IT. various
pryir,s, f,.m Ii hrghrr aud moe thour"tiu'
= ,nrnp.ut 'han wUutd &c p?ore' IN Il >chnoi
hiSln =. III. IL inaMd we arc hnplF tnS@y Is
sa:ist,rtori $ rnrt III "'rhr plrt". iil ilSoY uf
United : ats, Il work whcI Is evidently d"s-
lined to take rank a> The STANDARD iilSto OF
on, county. The nos, lame -. NC. dD' i
an able ana Tell known historical! wrtei.
We most nea.tiy commend this wok to our
! readers II Is no day mass Of d7tal', no h"ll-
baStic ciTut 10 nfan: The nattonal p!id', 'n'
clear VIVID, ard b. llnt narrative oi tlc events
of on, h;stu V from the discovery Of the Aneii-
can { 0utiLe.t 10 the present ay. 1t gives
most interesting account ofthc Indians Oi NO IN
America. Om the tiTir OF the coming or the
white men, The voyages OF Colunibp-.>-the eX-
p!U. a;io.ls Of ;'le dnlrtcnt Mp .. hu "e'
4 " -
| nf god and lEunrrtaiyn youth ar" io'd with graph
ic powcr, The story Ui III" fcvou' ion II related
with ali The interest Of 4 roulaIcc; thea 1n.towS
u cl.ar aud silrc net accpuut Of the 10 o'Inaton II
| the Federal Constitution, the second war with
! EueGILd, The Mexican war, ana Tie events ol
our hlSlHiy up 10 the commencement OF lhc Nv
| il var. Th" History "f the grcaI tlv war Is
related with in;ense v"o", ami Win ST .ct ''i-
, inv Ia tfu,h The u,hur writes with caslhneSS
| and uuplrtiniity, and pleads the c.use OF no
| section o. party. ,.o,., ham,
! some volume uf li2J pagrs, anil cph.ailS 'nu I
! Than huH fDce g:!viuyS Illustrating the events
reco dsd In the narraiv', c':brar!hH battles ana
Other historical sceucs; rol'dltS ~ me d'%hn-
rnislrd ncG Of 0nc history, views ol oui prlhcl,
! ~; cites aud Of noted ubiic hultd'tSS, AMI
EEn.ci,nens o; famous American scrnciy hv In"
b 81 a,t,t,. In. bo X is ij-u"d hy rhe National
publsh;uc compaY? of Plids.phln, Pa Chicago
H., aud =. Lrur:, NJ, who:e lhr int ~ guar-
I ante. 10: tae cxjr..encc OF ;ar wo A',lansli7.
be 0:i;: IS 10 ov considering IN. high cld ac'e:
Gf ihn wH X |, Il sold hr subscription oniv,
nd SIR; E. \. NcD IVA !, w1o 10 tae autho Ied
a.,rr; 10: tbs section is Iow ci'f'ss n% :o' i.