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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12
Wisconsin Cereals,
FROM A MILWAUKEE STANDPOINT.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2.
1t Is generally conceded that the spring
wheat crop of Wisconsin will be light and
poor as com pared with 1879, aud that the
crop will fall short 5000 600 bushels Of
that of last year. The harvest of small
grains In q number of counties will be
about completed this week most of 1t now
being in the shock and stack Winter
wheat, of which there was u considerable
increase IN acreage this year, will average
twenty bushes 10 the acre, and spring
wheat will average from ten To twelve
Compared with last years crop, the
spring grain would have yielded % bush.
els to the acre, had il not been blighted
by the extreme hot weather. The harvest
in Buffalo. Dunn, Chippewa, Eau Claire,
and several other counties began last
Monday. Wheat In these Districts it is
expected, will average fifteen bushels TO
the acre, mostly No. /. In the vicinity of
Chippewa Falls II is claimed that the re
turn will be from sixteen to eighteen
bushels an increase OF one third over last
year, La Barron county, harvesting Will
be finished this week Rust has only
appeared in the leaves Chinch bugs
have done but little damage In Whine
bsgo County the harvest OF spring wheat
Is about begun In some localities the
crop is badly damaged by rust aud chiuch
bugs, and will yield half crop. In other
places but little harm has been done. The
crop on the whole will probably average
from one-hslf to two thirds Of last year.
The quality of the wheat will be fair, but
the hesds are short aud not well filled.
The crop in Manitowoc county has SUI.
fered severely from rust, weevil ana
chluch bugs, The average yield through
out will not be one-hslf q crop, aud IN
spots il is 3 total failure Many farmers
are blowing their wheat down and will
not cut any 1T all Others will pick out
some of the best spots and plow under the
balance Those who sOwed early haye
fared the best. The yield rs compared
with last year will not be more than one
third. la the vicinity of Sparta, the
spring wheat will mostly be No. with
about two.thirds yield, compared with
last year Winter wheat is also very
poor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12
The First Slave Case in England.

4 planter brought to London slave
called James Somerset, in III, and
when he fell i'll, inhumanly turned him
out of doors. Mr. Granville Sharp,
philanthropic Larrister, found him in the
street, placed him in the hospital, where
he recovered his health, and then got
him situation as servant Two years
after, his Old master arrested and imprls-
oned him as q runaway slave. Mr.. sharp
brought the case before the Lord Mayor
who ordered the negro to be set at llb-
ertY. But the master seized him VIC
lently in presence of the Lord Mayor
and Mr.. Sharp, on which the latter
brought an action against the master for
assault. The question Of law was finally
referred TO the twelve judges, in FEB,
ruary and May of that year, who decided
unanimously that no man can be az
counted "A slave on English territory,
This decision is often quoted as though
the soil of Great Britain made a slave
free but that is a legal fiction. Eyl-
IDENTIFY, it is only when a slave tso-called'
comes within the reach of an English
court that his freedom is declared.
At that time the American colonies
were beginning their quarrel with GreaE
Britain, but had not renounced ale
glance. All the colonies were subject 70
the common law of England and II II
Virginia and Jamaica there had been
judge as upright and able as Lord Mans.
held, and philanthropist as Jealous %
Granville Sharp, it would seem tina.
slavery might have been dissolved by "a
few judicial trials.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12

charging commenced As the weight in
the launch WAS diminished, the machin.
cry in connection with the torpedo was
set free, and in a moment 800 pounds of
dynamite were exploded. The L0a was
almost lifted out OF the water, and ap
peared enveloped In a mass OF flame,
which resolved itself into dense clouds
OF smoke. When this cleared away the
vessel seemed not TO have suffered, but
suddenly she went down by the stern,
and disappeared. The Gillian blocksd-
ing vessels were too fer away to give as
slstance, but the ships of wsr OF the non.
contestants quickly lowered boats and
picked up about forty persons who were
struggling in the water, OF whom II is pro-
bable many will die. AT least $50 men
persisted. The only officers saved are the
second commander, who is wounded, the
doctor aud one engineer. Every house
in Csliao was shaken to It's foundation
by the explosion, and every ship in the
bsY shlvered as If by fearful earth.
quake.
AN ATTEMPT THAT FAILED
Tie Peruviaus say the Chilians, in the
dark less which preceded the dawn of
the 10Th of last April sent in a torpedo
the Union, whose officers and men were
ignorant OF the enemy being within hun
dreds OF miles Of them. Had the Union
gone down, her 200 men would have per
ished, as have those of the La, by Sc
cret blow.
THE SACK OF TACNA.
NEW YORK Aug, 4.
A Lima letter says OF the taking Of
Tacna by the Chilisn troops: Only one
street escaped the sack, and this good for.
tune it owed to the circumstance that
Gen. Baquedani had his headquarters in
it. Hundreds of wounded prisoners
were slaughtered in cold blood; not one
wounded Allij was found alive on the
field the day succeeding the battle.
Women and girls of the tenderest age
we're violated, and many killed. The
farms in the vicinity and their
inhabitants shared the common tate
with the town. Every day eight or ten
murders are committed while the bodies
OF the victims sre allowed TO remain un.
buried until their removal becomes a
matter of necessity. africa suffered even
more severely than racna. All the houses
are either totally or partially destroyed,
Out of 1900 defenders only 600 survive
Those OF the 200 who did not fall in the
fight, were subsequently mastered in
cold blood. II Is an authenticated fact
that forty nine soldiers who had thrown
away their arms and taken refuge in the
United States commercial agency, over
which the flag was dying, were taken out
and butchertd in the street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12
His First Chinaman.

A countryman came up Vine street
yesterday morning, with just enough
usQuebaugh aboard to make him un-
steady. At Sixth street he ran foul OF /,
Chinaman, the first one he had ever seen,
"You almond-eyed heathenw he eX-
claimed, grasping John by the hand and
shaking it joyfully; you are the first
Of your good-ior-nothing breed ever
saw"
"Chinaman in hully," said the Celes-
tial, struggling to free himself.
Devil take your Washee-washee, or
whatever you call it," said the country
man, as he picked up parcel OF boiled
shirts and things which the Chinaman
in his fright had let fall to the sidewalk.
Il want TO see if you are the outlandlsh
beast the newspapers say you are. How
about the pig-tail, Ell? Yes, by gracious,
here it is ~ and he took hold of the tip
end of that adornment, and lifted it mp
like pump handle. Beats anything
I ever saw on the head of mortal nam
And this beastiy shirt" he continued, as
he took hold of the flowing garment,
while John struggled vainly to get loose,
eff you had any shame about you, you
would wear it inside Of your internal
pants"
"Lettee me gloww yelled the Celestial,
Don't fret the cattle, said the country
man soothingly. Il want to see if they
have lied about your hoof-harnessp' and
looking down at Johns feet, he burst
into loud laugh.
Ho, hop he roared, Il wouldn't be
caught dead in shoes like them, so help
me heaven !" and he contemplated them
with unmixed pleasure; turned up at
the toes as if they were looking for a
bee-tree," he continued, ''no strings, no
heels, and cellar doors for soles, as I'm a
sinner Ho, no, ha, hal Shoot them
shoot them !"
These innocent words struck terror to
the Chinaman's heart, and backing away
ne dashed down the street, yelling:
"PIice, p'ice! hoodlum shoote China
man P'lice, plice"
The countryman watched the terrific
pace of his late friend with some aston
ishment, and after his pig-taiI had
cracked arouNd the first corner, he went
on his way, remarking:
mo man could have made me believe
that kind of time could have been made
in them shoes if | hadn't seen it with
my own eyes. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12
peruvo.Chlllan War.
4 TORPEDO HORROR.
NEW YORK, Aug.

NEw YORK, Aug. 4.
The Panama Star arS Herald OF July
- has the story of the loss of the Gillian
transport Lod, in Callao Bay, \ Peru.
Wan officer, on procuring a suitable
launch, put torpedo into T. and over
this he placed false bottom, resting on
springs, kept down by the weight OF the
cargo He then loaded ii with very
choice assortment of fruits, vegetables
and fowls, and towing il out toward the
blocksdinr SQUADRON before daylight, set
il adrin. All day long that launch hoaled
about, but towards in the evening,
fearing it would fall into neutral hands,
= boat was sent out TO bring i back The
Lod, seeing bost from shore king to-.
ward the neutral vessels, caught sight 81
the launch sud turned toward 1t. The Leo
lowered two boats To fetch IN the prize,
and II was brought alongside and the dls,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12
Aium.Tanned Leather.

In Hungary and other countries in
Europe, alum-tauned leather, said to be
equal to ba~k-tanned, is used 10 a con-
siderable extent for harness. The pro-
cess, it is said, may be completed in p
hours. Heavy OK or cow-hides, fresh
from the slaughter-house, are first well
wished in salt and water to remove the
blood. and then laid ON the beam, flesh
side up, and well scrapcd. The hide is
then placed on a small beam. the hair
removed, after which it is placed in a
tanning solE ion of salt and alum: the
hide is well saturated with this, and then
rolled up, and the liquid is heated and
poured over the hide. This process is
continued Jar tweuty-four hours.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12
An Indian Fight.
yTCToRrA's MhXICANs REPULsED.
nr.y-up kup .

DENVER, Aug. 3.
The Tribune'S Santa Fe special says
that news from Ell Psso states that Col. Is
H. Grierson had a fight with Vlctoria's
band OF hostile Indians, about 100 strong,
who attempted to pass north into Texas
on the 30lh inst. between Fort Quitman
aud Eagle Springs, He was encamped
on the trail with q small party, and, be
lieving the Indians would make break
through the lines, had sent the night be-
fore for reinOrcements to Fort Quitmsu
ana Eagle Springs At A. NJ. on the
Both, Lieut.. Finley and thirteen men OF
the Tenth cavalry arrived, and he lmme-
diately set to work toruiying his position.
About 9 4. M, the Indians approached IN
force, and attacked the camp. They were
repulsed. AT I'll A. NJ, Capt. GleIie, with
two companies arrived, upon which
sharp engagement took place between the
troops and the Indians, which lasted
about three hours Lieut.. Collstay was
wounded One soldier was killed, and
eight horses were killed. At , Z. NJ,
Cant. Nolan's command arrived at the
scene Of action from Fl. Qultman. On
the approach OF these troops, the Indians
fled rapidly down the Rio Grsnde. Col
Griersou is OF the opinion that the Indians
wil try To cross between View Horn aud
Eagle mountains, and is disposiut of his
troops 10 intercept them. The Mexican
troops are following the lndisns' trail on
the other side of the Rio Grande, but
have not been able TO come up with them
since the 23d inst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12

a FRovIDENTIAL AERANGEMENT.-Th
reason girl cannot throw a stone Is
discussed in an American weekly. Tbs
collar bone, some inches longer, is set
some degrees lower down than in ,he
masculine frame, which interfercs with
the action of the shoulder-the reason
She cannot throw. Tie paper arrives at
the conclusion that this is a providen-
tal arrangement; the temptations she
has to throw-and the implements at
hand-rolling-pins. pot-iids. stove hooks,
plates, glass, etc Let rs be thankful.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12
Criminal Intelligence.
Ms. BKNpERls cONFESsIoN.
FREMONT, Neb., Aug. 3

Fremont, Neb., Aug. 3.
There were important Developments IN
the Bender mstter, to-dsy. Mrs. Bende.
made full confession of all the helnous
murders committed on the John Bender
farm during 1872 and 1878
She was a widow when she married
McGregor, sliss Bender, who was Wild
over with four children. They migrated
from Missouri 10 La Belle county, Kan
sas, where, under the leadership of Kate,
did Johns daughter, the murders and
robberies began. Mrs Bender declares
she hsd no personal hand in these crimes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12

Mr. CoRCoRAN. The elderly vs. Meg.
ton banker, is much improved in heals'
at the White sulphur Springs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12
Pubic Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, Aug.
Following is statement of the public
debt for July:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-12
The Democratic Acceptancss.
HANCCCK's LETTER.
N Ivy Y

NEW YORK, July 81.
The following is Gen. Hancock's letter
of acceptance, dated Thursday last, but
lust Issued 10 the public:
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26

work Us Government Engineer on tbs im-
ptovmebt Of Usage is more like childreL'
play and bias ruined the n4vik aiIon Ia two or
three places. Capt. II ia engsgei In the
lumber business, haa purchased near COO 600
feet OF walnut and oak above this point.
james Cumming, is selling IN this CO III
" ForJs's patent windou ventils,or. II Is
the ouly us, iui arrangement Of The kid W.
have ever seen. A sample IL attached to ,
window Of our N =, when can BE- examined
by any one calllrg. 1. " esp cialiy hece,sar,
tor hell court houses, churches, scho,l. ma
d residences. g..
Tom. ri znA,rick and Ambro-e have
lively, butb day sud night, they ara prddir,s
sud susiiJneef,; ssiliug gOods four huGdred
per cent cheaper thAn ary otter person.
They sold twenty d se bundrsd d | ar Il *,
OF the blue spreuiat spec Is 10 J mn FoSle.
man tor tAenty i've dollars. handkvrchislf,
c1nbs, suspendet, pencil, siat'ona y aui
tue magic comotnation u kGiie sharpncr,
gass cutter, saw set &c. sil ~ cheap - Ihr
dos. TIL sc e%pt,rptsine gentlemen cobirib-
ut d 10 the way Of town Teens Si2 e. I'M
pave orr 8 reefs aud ,ntsf aib,d a lev Curl
US euqutris,s III the art Of / uckitg ths billie
goat and &C fatsbinR The tiger behlud the green
u nights, so VS. are informed. They isit
ur DWn for wsynesvills isst Tuesdsy, re-
jpcug over their inc success aud acqusiLl-
hnecs "a Tu.cumbia.
-MLLis4RY:-So 100 Hieh s.. J G-rsou
Cav. Misses CLARA so NO Hnd aLIjE
hsEvEs nave pUf.tssrd tpr s,"ek 81 Alithtf,
sU,ns uf Mr. NUlaur, eLd TOW lave u Lev
AID IT.. sh ,uppi, Ut Tue D 80 ahd latest styits
n he N ur,y IA 20 sous Visiting ne
city vii DO Wtll "a eat atd eAhm n tbtir
large aud we'll seI, clsd 5 or b~iIrs az, h.,-
iug W. gGa nnt-e ,ai.taGlOe. fOr1eis
from The cOIatfy pronuf v a"Tni 80
u Il MaENIo Il RsRyKs
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
sHERIFFs sALE UNDER SCHOOL
FUND MORTGAGE.

In virtue and BY authority OF an order Of
sale issued from the oficr OF she CLERK Of tho
County Conr OF Mpler county, to me direct.
I'd and delivered, dated 7 h day OF Februa-y,
1850. 10 favor Of Mdler county to the use o
school io~nsbip Al, rapaei2i twu. 40, rug IL
twn. 40 ROC. IA and X I'D and Canal Fuha
an against j .4hua .. q ,ehran and Wm. L
d Al, aud tue following described real esfAu
si,uate, lyir < and b nng To the connt, Of MI.
Ter nm l statr OF Mi.suuri, to-wit; The SOUTH
eat quarter northwest qIart4r and bortbess,
quar- OF snutbwes, qaartrr ;, ction 2 township
ss range 10, and cas-. hall northwest quarter
aud uer,beait ql.risr south west qusrt~r sec
lion 20 township 80 range Is containing 200
&C ga 70 IRE or les. And have seiz+d aDo
levied uoon tie above deseribed real estate
as tho PROF .r,y Of sq'd- Josbu4 d Cochran
a,d VIM L. Disl, and | viii IN
Monday, N rch %, 1850,
between The hours Of bine o'siuck H. the fore.
noon nai i've o'clock IN Tbs atirrnoou OF thai
day. in front Of tbs Oourt TO iss donr. 10 the
town o, Tu.cumbis, tonntS OF Muller and
a,ate Of Missouri, ., ! At public sue ION TO IN,
highest bidder Tor Gael, all the right, title.
lnt.te-t. claim sad proneriy a the shove
named Josbus d Cochrsu sad VIA l.. d al
o., IN an3 10 The sbeve 6esrrb~s real e.,at,
10 saiisiy sAid order Of sale aud c sta.
p 5. Miller,
1h.xta utfl..H
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
sHEkIFFS SALE UNDER SCHOOL
FUND MORTGAGE.

Miller county e. the use OF School Town
ship I'll range l3, oder Of sale TO ay school
und b nd, against WIN. I. JsnEies and Ellen
X. J, tries.
~ the County Court Of Miller comfy, Mis-
sou |.
By virtue and authority Of decree and
order OF sale made BY the said court, in tie
abovr omitted cause on tne 7th day OF Novem
her 1879 ann Of a GER 6el thereof, dated The
@ b "a, OF December 1879, I viii on
N .nday, the lsl DIS, OF March, 1880,
betw. en- the hOurs OF nlna O'Clock IN ihr tore
noon anu Eve o'clock Ia the afternoon Of that
day, ~ the front door OF the Crutt House 10
ha IoSn OF Ttscumbia, 10 III Her equity
Missnud sell. 81 public yendur, to tho high
eel bidder, tho following described real estate,
West halt northeast qn4.ter and southeast
q I-r'er northwt't quarter section IS town
,pip 80, range is, containing 100 acres Tor
cash ia haud Va pcs aid -s,is'y Lie debt aud
interest ard cost dus tbs County OF Miller
aud fully described 10 said ari~r n sale.
p S. MILLlR.
Sher n Ct Miller euu ~, NJ.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
ADMINIsrKAT0R NOTICE

Notice Is hereby gwen thai lsItrrs ct 40
n'nirItattun On the 90 ,Kte 81 b. W. Burr.
enior decd, bhva been Vrsnte- Ia tn- u,
iers'gned by the J1fgs Of tue Probqtn CDur
n lst county, II ssvurl, unged J nuar,
10, $50.
Ali persons baVing Stains sgaiust said
state are require 20 OF abb them 70 ms Tor
li0Wgass ~ilni, orc year ironi the date o,
.nid letters ur they m.i b. prsciu I d run
-ny btnrht OF SAID tsrst shd Il such ,.alnis
>rs nUt exhIotIsd w'tbsn two years rom u,
late OF ssId letters they viii b. fr-veI b.t-
rsd. X. w bURLIG
Admiurtt at0r.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
HAIR DYE.

BATCIIELoR's CFLEBRATTn HAIR DyA
hest in the world. fhA inventor has used this
Splendid Hair bye for . yeare with Sepedt 20
the hair aud no Injury n hia healtn; proof thai
Nisthe only trae ar p-ffect DYE. Harmless.
no TiiIcu'ous tists rsm,eaiss ths Din afeets a
bad dives, Leaves the haif enft Rnt bsautifng
Eiark Or brown. RoId az RArCFEiOitB Wig
Eactory, No. 10 Dobd rtrvst, N. \ and BY al
drvgsistA
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
4. o q. e.

4. u -. r..
Tafc1mbiA Lodge, sos
[. o. o. II. H.lJ theifIrsulsr mrsifg ~ every
"Wednesday evening Al &c ok ~. m.
4. 8AB BALL, n g.
Phil r. H,UEssTsIN. S~o'..
p ra-aai NJ. Lodge, NJ 95. 10 q, r.
Hold regular nireliDgs Il 43 St urdsy, 81
7 cock =. IA. Visiting ifSlhers, Ia K"ou
tending, are cordMilv inyt.n - a end
JcHE b. Cs cKKR. N. G..
JAS Q SIMPSON seq.
bsra Lnise, NJ $40 I. o r. meetiD
regular communication oaefS Sai u7daJ even.
'ng nj 7 oh eek y. NJ.
NJ. DAvIt SON, N. g.
JoHN T.. ARNOLD 5ee'y
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
No on FlNAL J TILENEyr.

At The Frb,. term. 1851. OF Prob-te court
Monda, in Fslru.,,, 1881, / all make =
II iRi ssitirrlent ct the srtsts ~ George q g.
vsnor, decd; ali erednors and Others int rest,
I'd IN sAid estate take nojce.
N. Q. T1cNrsoS, admr.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
EOtics.

T,ken up by the subscriber, one red and
white spolied ste T with white i.cs. bath sar-
ernpped, has the Ape rance al being h. Esn
on and supposed Ia b. ~ year nid past,
,ait seer taken ~ on or about the 26 d day
OF j .nuaty A. ID. 1880
THOMAS STAsEs.
Osik, I wusnip.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds.
srsA BEREIgs, PEAcHrs ~.
RES ooR1s BY NAIL

NV DVNIN bI NhIL
PisHte o. he ne~eF' nLd d ,st improved
. RIA. c .rriully parked ana pu pad By mai.
NJ. c,tllsc tuG - 5 RAJ bstre- { ok ,ne nfar
prcmium ipr he post CSli~c'inn. II The gfsa,
o~ 81 the Mus . H,s-i uituT4lS cist,, H.
Boston. 1 ernw over 100 varIetl 9 q G asi
q mp eta rsle.tt, N IN az country. ne u ing
Il The n v large Amer,can sni impOi I'd
kinds. Prles1 d ecfIptIt . Catala u .. graft
by mail. Al.0. 8 M, feult Tree, X 49,,
x efgrpru Choice Fs0wsr, Gar,sn, Tree,
EYergren q, SIC h, or ifult seeds, :, packet
Ui .itu-r tOi 81 10, ~ mail.
Tue T ne U-p- COD Cranberry, hes, 20. for
Upland. L .w,art. a. q ,rden. h. mait. pre-
PAT. 81 50 per 100, So 90 per coo Whole
slI- C,tsu"vnr =, inv TlAae. Asrnu ~ants1
Is. p. WATSON On U,,louy Nurseries ard
5-eh Wa hcusv, Piy mouth Mass. Rstab
lished 1912.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
To Business Men.

The TINES Affords you a msdium unsur.
passed for advertising, tnd II OH are desIT-
US Of . curing trsd. ia Il.nots, Missouri,
KAnsas, Texas AND Arkansas, N surrr chantsi
h Ough which ia l'isce yuuF usine before
n people u these s ates cannot be iannd.
K Inmates Tor advertising Que day, week,
mOttn or yesr gladly aud promptly lurnis. I'd
on -nolic hion.
Or All business communications should
b Al trrsFpd 10 1T. L. us TIMEs1
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26

OFFICIAL DIRE 0kY.
r or COURT:

CIRCUIT CoURr Meets sc nd Mondsv il
Y bra -. = y ;. rpndMpnd4y Ia September;
X. l.. EDWARDS, Judge.
COUNTY COURT: M,ois First Monday e.
FeOfssr,. Mts, August and Nuvemh =;
WI WHIaar. pr-sldi . %ril"t; JoHS
s. JoBE, Ii district, HIEAM REED, 2I1
dlstrie', as-nc atr justices.
PROBATE Courts; 81 cts Second N IT,
dsI IN + bru,,. NJ v. August aud Nov
embar. JAs. II. TaDD ] Dig.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26
L vi n - IE s. r. 4
TO EVEEY ONE.

W,th a fixed determination 10 keep abresi
o. tnr ,ime-. l.. pruprietDi - sre makiLg every
bnrs'ble thJfi 80 imp~os4 tho column ct tn
IT. LOtIs DAILY TINES spArihg neither la
b { nor m,'neJ 10 sec upl'sn that OIL 'et.
TIE rraniyirR success Witch h.. attended
hs'e tffrfts ~jusuti-S tue cUralu.iot thst the
L MIS- has taken rstk among the leading
sprrs 0l the South west
Dettrh Iced 10 dn battle 10 the cause o.
1ght sh1 iuspce, iis ID ,iD'crAcy shsll BE- uD-
questioned nd 10 expressions unirammeied,
rgl3 iUg npoo q & neu u, sppreciutive ublic
iOl continued aud iBer Asrn pAtrohsKs.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-26

General Graat gel IN Congress Ia tis
St mes sge,. he necessity and ieas,blenvsr
OF sn.exing S ~ Domingo TO the Uni, n Es n
lat. to hfm n tou Try Tor the Exodus Of
tbs colorrd populAAon wi'buu. exvebt 80 iU
tho government u the U. 5. aud n move
towards The n,quisilivn - Haytr. Cubs aud
paris OF NJ, xioO for lhs setns object WHY
huu d my one oppose tbs ptCj ct Icept II b.
opposition TO Gen Grabt! Would It nos b.
belt, T Tor ali 10 have an Iodus ., the color d
prople 10 those counties than 10 Kanias Aus
middle stAIeti