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WE1Ts-Juis i. 4 HOW Yerk III, Mrs. iiots, sifc
'pf MI. Harry 1lSttfpthA!s city, ~ -
AlthE!s. .-Eas!f sunday n!ornt?g ~ thn rqsldynoe
q As.s nt!ist u w rsataa H., Aass1a a. watnor.
'Funs5si fsom rJ.!d1nes Of u II. Moore, ESQ, III
triundI ft4 inTltS4 without further p0ucs.
h1-apWly ~ II T tshst lsts ys.!dauco. n oasxood
tuRsn4 !font Tic ztAIfv r9sldpHEa Mutl1nf 1t
e s IT, GhyS q s te{ ~
NJ Gs,ea q. " md Newark IN. ~ papers p,ea.s
ssssa Faca; youngest .oaot a,,nota, and
F9neis ftSa; ro3.aenee ~ aoYth i,sspsaine.-.t r
tAHastst by curs " tAlSufy.
CltlITENTON-kAatay. July II, J<,lo,nA H.. vita OF
J. EsMton EEtsaItun. &gpa Id yta4Et.
t4iDra! AaiaAAy luT7lnx vt " uttQck " yetldehco
III b1uth Ha"EalAon-st- Carriages " GTagola1id.
ECCLEs-1uly u N y H.. pavId Eccles, at W
Esas tsi ..d*! i a ttoaa tha l.ss ss.asuoe 70
cAnY-At ~ sus!dsace, "a Throop.ot,. July u, of
@alsta, 9yphuid tsssF Ftsdsflek W caay osad Vt
'Kotle. III tuuefAL he te4ft4r, .-N
Q-DStsok papast tiua4t, cupy.
ehulaEa lufantuM, Edxx1l b. infant s0u of uuUsga
X tAd Hos<ntu Schu!la 0&vk- - (
kH7Hen oslesas Aaa apttugusld t4asa-) pspeFs
X 6.ss.s5 sss ..ss g e
H. n Nssasf. Tassiss, jsiy H. '''. 'sss4e4'S VI o''
&&sfA FYFa& &Apatz b4sHie cApy
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REGULAR MONTHLY 4xEr1no,


The Nineteenth Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Victorian Club seld their regular monthly meet
liz In the club-ro0m, Palmer Hulso, yesterday
afternoon, tho President, Col \. ". RaiIe1,, Ia
tho caalr. Mr. W. II. Christian, Chuirman Of tho
Comnlttce on Entertainment stated tho object
OF 'hc ,n meeting WV to bear tho roading af pa
},hpsr Or settts waa ruad by Comfade
christian. covering tho tmo frun tho do
plrturo Of tho 1rat thrco companies
irom ChlcAxo April Il, 1861, fur Cairo,
H., to thcar trturn June . the sAt,io year, to
Rttena the funeral vt tho lton. Stophen 4.
n9uxins. -, The ruadtnN Of tho rxlnontal
history Will 10 continued at each moetin9.
'Ihe following resolution WA utiupt4l;
WHEREAS, It, has pleased God To tAke from
Ct3pM.iy a. Nirtteonlh Illinois Infantry; and,
WAENEAs. Ja1nea Stewurt, wh!lo In iifo, Ell.
Cleared himself To III I'LL by hts mai,Iy and
leneroAs 'nature, ovcs tualY u a4a!st thoso iu
alstFgtai -'-~.. >. - ~,
h<*arfd. That We tcnder our sympathy to h.s
ocreayed fntnly ln thetr deep alilctlon.
fee@'1rsd. That those resolutions tv placed on
Sd5 %i5om minutes anS that copy b" sont to his
a committee Of three, consisting Of Lieut..
John fuunx, Lieut.. 'rboinas Htaltty, and JDhli
stcphehs, was nppolnted to 7uuko urfunKeIncrta
!of tAoAe who WISHED 10 attend tho soldtsrs'
Ftuniaa 1t Qhesburx next mouth. The mcot-
e. NY aa}o4fhed Tor cue month";
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I1xfs: Our htVi1eat Artfxt3 III tlontiRtEy; Th9
hlcChesncy' bey1ad dOubt, though but - U cot,
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Tho Grace Family OIL tho ssa>vanahaka.

ANVWFAEu NW1UI1y 0st SHG HuNW&l&6AKA.
Nr. w: Il. GEaue Was passenger, llo WIS ae-
c0mpunlGd bY hia vito and Two daughters. Tho
whole fatnbly wore saved, nntl. ~ 1t yues prob-
Gb!et cttlrtly GeCaus1 they did nut luse thor
thus tEspy ur1nel.. lie ha4l no fear Tor binsplf,
but bow 70 save his wife uud cn!ldron VIA tho
problem he wMs cnfad on IT, taco, Fortunately
toky, bur N.nuiuaI perfeetiy uhl ul,l rapidly
f9tuod her plana., Mr. ltiehnrl Otsor.nan 4n1
~ s0n PROMISED to tuke charxe Of bur Oldest
danYhteF., Tho youngest luaxhtor waa ,nura
chll4, Ahd tho lantAer Gelr1xl 4ho mtxht
1Scams tosIor-strtckuI and drown. Nv shp
youngest child. For herscle,f s.o would
trust IN God. Tho nIotAer'a tirst thought
VIVA tor hsr chitdten. 6hn did not forxtt Gor
i soema, for tho cool hea4el woman l,kni Olit
5or heF rsw Nv diamol!d .eurslnxs bofogu sAs
pair Ut ,rinany's aua sho had tGoln snd Sio0 ia
tnonoy III lsrxe purse attached to her lclt. Blu
put tho money Q1a tho earriukn iulQ her {lkeas.
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''LlST NUMBER ONE, y.

ExPAANATOIkY-In this list tho tlgise1
In tho column headed "Yr" denote tho ycst
which boinE set t1owt. to tho right. ut tald
figures. Tho lettcrs " For" are .atl abbrerlatIou
pf the.,word forfeiture, md ,lo!,oto thut tho
tho AMOUNTS duo on said lands 4ud lots preslut,sT
forfutod to tho State. At,d, rnnini1sE unpaid IN
tho trst i1at tuy Of November, 1s1v. THE surs
the tota!! amount, of taxa due thorcon, r.
Bpcct1Yciy, - =. - :. -'f''
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At tho Tpcont ohrstonn8 Of Puul 10 Caa4a4.
nacs child vx Queen Isabella. VI 6p4in stood u
~ EomotheF and y. julien. nf Akrselilss, ~ its
Rtsafnthur. Aitl tho lattor aattlud ul,ou the boy
fanatleal adnirer Of tho nonapnrtlst Deputy.
A9 y tho sumo Ygntleman wl,o solns tttus ago
expenses. but tho consideration w1s declined.
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GARFlELD.
Irla Fondncss for Pascal, tho Great
Frciscll Phl1ohorher-lIoNv t1ic Gcn.
cra1 Illustrated Ono OF IaAcal'a Idcus
-(3arflc1d Mover nh 0aire-Sccker-A
Bravo Spncch from n Bravo Mails,
HpteIdl Correspondence ot Tnt Chicago Tribune
CLEVELAND, July 8.-A Rontlofnan who has
been very. Intimate personally with Con. Gar-
1uld for tnnny years, told mo yesterday that
tho General Is very fond Of tho great French
philosopher. Pascal. and IN many particulars de-
lights In carrying out tho thoughts Of that rroat
man.
VT iswhrn tho General ta In his i!ternry moods
that he talks uf such mAttcrs Us These" said tho
gentleman. "I1o has ntways been II belicvor In
tho theory that tho way to rest tho mind ta to
chan9p tho subject upon which It works; that
tired mind can novor. do tho bcat kind Ut work,
but. when It Is allowed to chango Its course, tho
SGT Of faculties which woro used 1nny 70.
cuporntc while othnrs nre employed.
Thus the tired .statesmna rests ~ tho
fresh literary mnn works, md tho
tired liteenry man rests while tho fresh phtloso-
phor indulEes bis fnncy. Following out this
plan Of Itfc, Con. Garfield has not only taken
very prominent placo for tho pnst two docadcs
In tho ranks Ut statesmen and politicians, but
ie bus kept npnco Ut all the now books that como
from tho press. aud III tho honorcd aasociate aud
counselor Ut tho best literary and scientific mon
Of tho DAY.
"Oue OF tho passages from Pascal which TIM
General is 1iioat fond of Qnottng.' tho gentle
man continued, 'ts where TINT gront phtloso-
phor said that tho true why to stully history Is
to ttrat the .whoio human race Ms ono cn1ossa,
immortal mati. forever living, alwAys learnIp9:
tho long run always advances in Intelligence
md 'c!yfllxatlan: vol remember tho
osesa n. sao.s e weFo ss s asxns oass sf: a
chnrs from tho dinner abc: ind It was u ally.
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evening, July II. to choose Captain, vIcc Nloh.

Pasaoc no3' tnueaoas eseh'"a W e''eA'
TnE sixth flnttalion will hayo q dress- parade
...-e.,-..,. :. ns.-s>. :, witt,
IHN lcsl9nntlon oi Capt- ucorRo y. Nleno!a; r
COMPANY, fifst ltc8nfnt, naa oeoh accoftcd he
6pfIngholds .'s
TUE Second Regiment wilt turn out for 0tl-
other battalion drill upon tho street next Thurs-
day eVonlng.
CourArY q. cf tho First Cavalry. nrp intend.
inr L, attnnti In rntcrnt, ronion e 9snlnshnrr.
To- tsko piaoo II AuRust. ''as ~ o0'"
~ s"~1 p1aoo :. .."e"ss,
IHt First ana second ReE!menta ntla Tho slxth
battalion drill and parade upnn tho STRUTS
Thursday night Of ovorY "ook now.
Wanw went}ar. toucfber with tho fnct of Il
bc,nr raention tins entists vary t,nor t0rnnuts
nn,n,v In cftv ,f rnoitfue%ts nowuhnvs W.
"'.'"e '"o ~ ~, 'vs"e''s ~" a.''''
N eloction s VII II 10 held nt tho nFmory 9t d
Company. First Cavalry. un tho evening nf July
2. to nhooso Captain, F!cc Ur'ltkptt, resigned.
Tur ri,at rfcorutcrt hnt. n futl.d-css nm ar,dn
lnat Thmrsiav t,tUhf ,uhinh ,Sns rnrtfrt1ufr, In
IL :lj:i mtn. hi fni3. T;Fc nnrndn ssns 1Hn,r
ona. ~ o'f "@' ''"' ''' fN' ''"7 = f'0$
UknER the provisions of tho military code, ~,
election hns 6ccn ordered ut tho HrtttNry 0f u
fia"tnaS,,t vec pnttitI rnsirnn o''o'o
n'Iuto''s".' ''ee iost'' ses'sno -
GAIT. AKonnK y. MILES, commanding Com
tk--- --IH.- r. his Axx%x
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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
o.n. GREEN, 81. Louis, IS at the Gardner.
II. II. KEtr>ood, Boston, Is at tho nnrt,ner.
in. spknny, Nashville, Tcnu., ia at tho sher-
tnnst. e..
II. L. t,sp.11. Detroit, is registered at tho
Gardner.
j.H Tnonr, Cleveland, Is quartcrcd at tho
Gardner.
F. NAnDoAs1tr, Now York. Isl guest ut, tho
Gardner, - >,
1ons A: nuSrkn, Salt Lako City, Ia a. the
fremont.
C.1. CAxrnEr1, General Solicitor Texas Pacific
Railroad, Marshall. Tex. ia at tho Palmer.
- 1ANEs y. DANIELS and family, Yankton D
T., md F. C.. Johns, Colorado. aro At the
!,at!siors, and ". il: Curtis, Wimnstor. aro 1t
tho Sherman.
Az owner is wantod 1t the Central Station for
bccn stolon Inst Saturday nt1ht-
THOMAS II. .BAuR and Tholnas J. LcwIs, D. 8.
Giakeloy. st. Pauf, aTo 1t tho % Grand raotiie. '
AN indignant "Ci.lxcn" wnuts somebody to
lay ,.a si,ow!k II erossg on oglen avenue across
Il. 4. GAul1yoroN, U. 8. A., Fort Monde. D.
r.: thurman Knu. Frankfort-o tho biajn. Cor
ul.tpy: Lls,tt, +, Wheeler. II. Il. A.: md d. II.
Whitluck Now York. are ut tho pnllt,er :.
~ n w., ..,,..... o.-, -,
.s vor'1u' y. nM' 9 t.nss @ =. y. a., ~ r.
aio onet1hAH: NeH. nfuM " Woal. KNOWN ~ Ems
Tilt -lnnnsni NJ, t,,n shcri,i"|,s .tnr *A0'
1,r, w,,., ,o.o,,..,, t., a.. 1,.,,.
'ga @ "n!sHt ~ ,n ~ sMe t1Eusa oI t4l-
T., TeGi,om ouy tts,tn tue IoWn " Lake, u de.
tut t o! mno ioe saHfa,9f. ato inht ofen1ng at
thn institution; catfsc' dcttrium tfenouR.
TlEE body Of au unknown man WINS found In
tho s,su uenr Inks View Inst night. It wis re-
Ice The Coroner viii f1old nf, iio,icst to-day.
,,,,,, n,.,.,x :, .o-. az,
49,, .T n HLpaAh, = ~. W 'ESla islne ls!ana ave.
ue: tr ] - - i ~ ~ cot tho petson ol
1ne IL e9ins MA1s ~ wnV hgurca N haogas cGfnua
else else petore 'uoge hoRefs At the erimlnal Court
Sas"fday. ','"
JAcoA HEINRICH, German, Ct years Of agc,
No. 5 Church street, was suustruck yeatcrtIay ut
Lake Wow. lle was brought Tito town and WIS
attended by Il phyeciau, who consIt,crs f1ia r0-
coyery Ioub,ful,
>,,,...,,. - ~ p,.. . :.
,aa:o Hhar1Su , y INC Eignt-Aonr league Was e
Hssu ~ ~ iTcn neu ycs!eruAf AFTERNOON ~ NG. W
mGss maoaaon ssrfei. W. as there was !css than
A con'!EsroNpENr wants, TO know why eight
sanrn, ,,,s ~ A. wcfs MepositeI
EohTnr ,tr.et.A T. lilo nnnovnnvc ~ ~ ,,th synw. a
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
sedaIIa Harrsv auass.

Tbs BARROW guage road iron Sedalia 10
WArssw A milsa loOg and cOsl 81, 900 por
mile. II has rolling stOeK Snhieisut 10 inset
the demands Of business, ana sarns 400
every daY. THIS is . fair showing Tor the
little road. We are Of opinion, however,
that lie owners had better sell Il ont 70 JAY
Gould and have 1t made . part Of the
Standard guage system Of the country.
Narrow guAEos are just the thlnR for the
mountains but will never be probable Ia
this paEt Of he couatry. All roads built
here VIII, 10 order TO do business ehsanly
aaa Prohtaoly, haTs to eoRiOrm 10 general
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

And now IL. Is stated on apparent good
authority that the grand, Ysn0Fahle and
historic Pixies Peak hsa developed into a
nrss-clasU volcano. Il hss been known TOR
gears that 40 extinct crater existed near the
anmph Of this immense mourtsiu On it,
west tids, but no one ever dreamed that the
fires which, In the ages Of the past, muSt
have made the huge clOud-clapped elevation
OF one Of The most imposing beaeons In the
werld, Weald eyer light up again, bu. it
seems lhal old Pluto and Vulcan, or whoever
had charge Of the business has only been
siambastng and fooling rs people. he has
walked mp and bear poking the cosls below,
and We are threatened with q frat class
volcano In our midst, We shall watch
dew lopments with much intsrest-Las veEas
Optic.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
IaY,aenla.

Jay Gould made his fiat stake Ia 1859 and
when the var was over wa known 70 be
worth millionG Whom be vent out OF Krle
he sold $4,000 shares Of the stock Of that road
SHIRT at s5, and gathered them up at 10
The operation Melted him q million, BE
next bought $4,000 shares OF the CIeayeIand
ana PittsburR at 70, Gnd after the ecnsolIda-
tion closed out as q net profit OF 81, 800. 900
de was supposed TO be worth ten millions
when he went into the Union Pseiac, buying
the stock at 20 10 1878, and holding on
until II waA worth o5. He bought Wabash
at 8, and holds 1t at so for the preferred and
40 to 40 for the common. Kansaa aud Texas
which cost him 8, is now worth 4S. Wall
street men put bis wealth all the war from
$4,000. 0co to SEC, 900. 600. and many believe
that II he lives be vii DO the richest man in
thIa country, II not Ii ths world.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
The Treasury Loss.

Tho Kan'aa oay Nail pretends 10 have
reliable iaioEnaiion in rsEABd to the loss
'u'tslned BY the State and Treasurer Gates,
by the failure OF the Masiia Bank,
We learn from It thSt jaigmsnt win be
Fendersd in JssGsry next sgalA.s the
Treasurer aud bis bOHdsmsn, and that the
judgemsDt win be paid by James N. Burns
and assigned 70 soms one Who will Try 10
make ali the securities contribute their
respective shares. Treasurer Gatss 10 credit.
ed with bringing about this state OF Affairs.
NO more honest man than Gates lives, and
the one o jeet Of bis life seems to be- 70 70
hevS himself OF The odiOm hoaped upon him
aimee the fsilare OF the hAatin hAAk-JsHsr-
son City Eclipse.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
Ready 10 Harsh.

Special 70 the KAnsAa City TimsA
Over two hundred and ATTY wagons are 10
line al Wichita, Ksasaa, ready to move with
Payne 70 oslAhomG. Over one thousand
men will be With the expedition. They will
not Surrender 10 The military unlesa they
have : superior force. The expedition goes
with ninety days ~EaaionI. and they Oay they
will intrench against any bat LAA civil
processes OF the courts. Payne and all
parties interested leave here tonight. Gen.
smith, Of General POps's stat, AaA been here,
and Is Astonshed at the maRnilude OF the
movement. The military can do AoshIag Ii
Payne chooses 10 oppose them.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
s,srms in Rsbrsska.

Correspondence OF apringasid Republican.
one Of the faults OF the cllusts Il the
terrible storms, their frequency al c~sriain
| times and their suddsnness. OF these stosms
there are two kIsds--ihe wind-stofm and the
dustaiorm. Which Is the worst Il bard TO
tell, A most UNPLEASANT peculiarly Of the
storm IL lts appearances on the very shosisst
notice. venner, who Is considered by soms
n 4 tolerAbly good weather prophet 10 The
EAST would be lost here. Bomsllmes whes
there ere all the indications Of an approach
ing storm, there Is no storm, aad vice versa,
when the air 10 clear and pleasant, 4 storm
may come scuddiSg along in twenty rliautes.
The ulpds sFs siisu very sewers, and are
very baneful. They sometimes blow for
weeks and weeks al q time. The common
trees here are tue cottonwood and box-elders.
Many Of these srp blown 70 shreds BY the
wind, such lie Its force. and the soiiness Of the
abre of the wood. Often the wind blows 50
briskly that one can scarcely kean bis footing
10 the streets, and If = Erocerer or dry goods
merchant chances 70 leave boxes or casks
out Of doors he has the pleasure Of ssaing
them blow rapidly down ths street. and
vary likely II bis signboid Is loose 1t win fol-
low alter, No wonder that runaWays are
frequent in Lincoln. The soil IL YeFy porus,
aud IL takes but 8 few hours to reduesa
mudpuidle to hssp Of dust, aud then if the
wind blows you have what is known as a
dust storm. TIE sIree.a are not paved and
the wind has full sweep, The air Is allied
with dust at these times, and lie L but q
burden, and this laIa often for weeks. II Is
impossible to keep clean.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
b MenoriGm.

Iafusa AiIisA son Of Elijah @. Miller, dIsG
Dec e4th, a ave oclock :, m. at hIs home
east Of NJ. Pleasant. he had recently 70
turned from Weston, No., where he had for Z
time been living. In the quiet and undIs.
iurbsd path Of NE. be Baassd away without
an enemy 10 the woEld--ioved and respected
By those who knew him.
Sickness drove from bis cheek the bloom
Of youth, AHd Ike tAe many thai pass 10 that
undiioovsred country from whose borne no
Traveller yuiaFna, he reposea with the.pAls
natlons that have gone before.
A loving father or Z hind aad s~Hecioaate
slap mother, will no moro stand al his bed
side 10 aoothe bis wffvrlDg.
He slssps Ia Spring Garden cemetery BY
the side ofhis mother who departed this hfs
ssseIai ysasa ago.
Dear C0Nen, thou art gone 10 East,
Thy toll on earth 10 done;
Thou shalt ever mora be blOst,
For . Victory thou hast won.
10 paradise to-day thou art.
With angels ali around;
10 grIe led us much, With him 20 pgHA
Aud build the sacred mound.
but when "a look 30 Jesus dear,
Ard View biz river side;
All grief and sorrow disappear
Fer there ltou dosi abide.
NAaeEn n. NILLSR.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
The Railroad.

AZ announced 10 these columns several
weeks ago that the Missouri Pacific was
ready 10 nign sll contracts locking to the
completion of the Jefferson City. Lebanon 4
Southwestern Railroad from this city forty
miles southwest, IS soon as the private cub.
scription TO the amount OF $4,000 were
made up, the entire amount having been
raised, Mr.. T. j. Ports, attorney OF The
Missouri Pacific was notified, and yesterday
afternoon came up from st. Louis and met
the board OF directors, and Ia = very short
time signed the contracts and the railroad is
now o certainty. Only the trAnIfss OF all
the stock the county owns In the old road,
and the transfer Of al the county and city
bonds, are iniormaliHss, and Wolk will be
comm enced. OF course the necessary
ordinances giving the Ti~ght-oEway through
certain city property will be attended 10 at
opco. Mr.. Ports yesterday stated that The
company expects 10 commence laying rails
BY JApusyy /, 1881 ,-JsRertoa City Tribans.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
TAX NOTICE

/ the unsrsignSa Tax Collector Of Mile
county Missouri, will meet the Taxpayer
VI said eouRly for the purpose Of eollSeinG
taxes for the year 1880, al the following
times and places, tO-wit
Rocky Mount Franklin township NoVsm,
Der 10, 10 and 18th.
Mt Pleasant Saline Up. NovOnAas 10. Il
10 "a aud %.
Brumlsy, Glaze TIP. November q. as;ana
Iberia, Richwoods TIP. November 20 aud
30, and Dec. ], 2. and 3.
School House. Di,t. q. Tp. 40, range u,
OsESSTp. Dec. GT, and 9Th.
st. Elisabeth, Iin, Henry Tp,..DsA 6 10,
and llth.
TuscombIs, Equality TIP. Dee. 10, II, Is
10 and IL.
p. s. MILLER,
Collector Rev. AlilleR Co. Mo.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

The undersigned desires 10 obtain = situa-
slon 30 teacher ia . village or disirict school,
He has had alone and varied experience IN
seaching, and guarantees general aatisfnctien.
Special attention. viii be Elyen TO penmnn'
ship and the higher subjects Of ssnddy, Any
one desiring 70 secure the services Of .
teacher who Ia Aetsralned 10 DO all thai can
DO dsns 10 promote ths interest Of bis
pnpils, can sddres
q, W, AKSna,
TuacumbIa. No.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
ORDER OR PUBLICATION.

State OF Missouri, -
Coeniy OF Miller. %
September term 1879. Sept. II, 1879.
In the Circuit Court Of Miller UOunty.
Toe State OF Assour a. the relation aad
70 the nse Of j. NJ. RrookmAn, eolleOtor 4
The revenue o. Miller county In the State Of
Missouri, plaintia.
". r. IJPpinsott and Cornelius Desmond,
defendants.
A. this asy oomes Ihe plaintiff by s~ltorsey
eli egtHg thHt the above named ceiendAbts are
not reiden.S Of the State OF Nj seuri, where
upon II y ordered oy the court that said
defendants be notiAed By publication that
plaintiff herein has commenced u suit against
them az this court The object OF which 10 70
enforce The the lieu 81 the State of Missouri
t0F taxes against the following lands 10 Mil
lev county, missouri, to. wit: West bali lots
four aud aye section / and west quarter
northeast quarter section 8 township so.
range IL containing $50 ~ 100 acres and that
J. n hfockman "a not now collector of Nil
Ter county, by reason OF expiration OF his
tered his voluntary appearance As such eol-
iector At the eeptemheT term, 1874 Of said
court, wherefore It is ordered by the court
that said defendants be and appear Do fore
the Judge OF the circuit court Of Miller Ooun-
" aforesaid At the next term Of laid court, TO
Dc begun and held &C the Court houss Ia Tus-
Gambia on the second Monday IN February
nexi, and show cAuss II any you haYe, Why
the 1nit noW pending Ia said court, wherein
the State OF Milsouri al the relation aud 10
the uae } u. Brockman, collector OF the
teysnue Of Miller county, Missouri, as the
plAintM, and w. Ii LppeBeOtt and Cornelius
Desmond Are the defendants should not be-
y the name OF she State OF Missouri,
the relatlon aud 70 the nse OF p. 3. Miller,
collector Of the revenue Of Miller county Ia
The State OF MissolFi, and that uhless The
W. II. Lippineott and oopnsliuS |
Desmond, be ADD appear At this court, 81 tue |
1ext Terra thereof, on or before the sixth day
y said terra, u sold term shall 20 long eon.
inuea u not. then before the aapurment OF |
leIms and answer or plead TO the petition
o said cause. tbs same will DO taken as con-
esesd Hnd 1udaemsat will Be- reRdsSod &C.
ioEdihgly.
And 4 Is further ordered that = copy here
be- published according TO law In the
VALLEY BAKNKR.
J. ,. cLAEk, Geek.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

jay Gould is masking efforts 10 take hold
OF the Iron Mountain railroad and the River
transportation Ten ST. Louie TO New
Orleans. This WITH controlling interests in
the principle railways from east 70 vest will
make 8 mammoth monopoly In The U. 3.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
IRELAHDa PERIL.


Londou. Dec. l4-Last evenings meeting
Of the esbinss wss q long one. 1t was pre-
esded BY m interview between the COM
maDdsr 10 charge OF the army and the war
minisser, Chief Secretary Forster eama TO
the capital hurredly demanding coercion, and
the government has Ct last decided to rssOrt
80 force. There ID great excitement through.
cut the entire Kingdom. More troops VIII be
sent to Ireland without delay.
Judge Lawson, In addressing the grand
Jury 81 Belfast. said peFsonE with common
sense must see that The ordinary process OF
Law Is inadequate.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

Hon. Stephen p. Twiss, Of jackson conuty,
and for a number Of years a memher OF the
legislature from that county, has been
appointed Associate Justice OF the Utah
Supreme Court Mr.. TWIss 10 q gentleman
Of ability and character, and well merits the
honor.-Relipss.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

The uphssa Bulletin No. rs from the
Department Of tia Interior gives Miller
county population, Total 0 so7; Male b.U7O;
Female A7a7; Native 9.5eI; Foreign 24O;
White 0. 577; Oolorsd $50.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

Col. Philips hes introduced . bill In Con.
grsss ~appropriatlng SIS. 900 for continuing
thO Improvement Of the AIsgauri river at
Lexington, and a~pprOpriatiqg $751; 600 for
IMPROVEMENT At BoonYilla.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

hArshasld is suffering sgaiA from The effects
OF storm which struck that unfortunate town
. feT days $50. i was damaged In the sum
Of 5000. and aisesn psrsons were Injured,
four seriously.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23
Islrlla aardea seminary, HIIIsr col. ID

The Annual Session Of the Spring Garden
School will commence on or about Sept % b,
1850, sad continue ten months-PoF particu-
lars address SuTToR u MoLBs, L ycusl
Mound, hillSr1se0RD. No.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-23

Gen. Weaver and q number OF rroripsnt
0rsenbeekeFs from Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan, met as Chicago. on Wednesday
night; and II was resolved 10 call conferences
Of the party IN pYaIy slata 10 the Union.-
News.