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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-28
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
APRIL TERM, A. D. 1880.

Hon. VIM. ]. Galbraith, Judge; Geo: w. Irwin
H., Clerk; Jno. w. Andrews. Jr., U. 5. Dist
Atty: A. Z. Mayhem, Territorial Dist. ATTY
Alex. c. Botkin, U. S. Marshal, and James s.
McAndrews, Sheriff.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-28
MEAGHEK COUNTY,
Husbaptiman -

The lambing season assumes a more cheerful as
pect Flock masters who set their increase at fifty
per cent. now think they will reach seventy-6ve.
Tue 'atert news from Togo Is fiom AL Spencer and
Yves Dunham, who returned week Stree. These
gentleman found the uch II has been reported
by US. Eut little was known or the grlch at the
time they we there. Everybody was busy. About
twenty drains were under way and woald reach bed.
rock in fopr o. six weeks Tpee weie fully Ave hun.
red people there and most OF them seemed inclined
ed to stay until the galch was prospected. psy
streak thirty6ve feet In width has heea developed
the Ca meron II Co. DRAIN but no fnices had been eel
aud u was unknown what The g,oupd would pay Il
he hand. The TOWN. a. building up rapidly and the
character of the bnildings was good being mostly oil
hewn logs.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-28
New Postal Routes.
Cor. S. L. Tribsr

Cor. s. L. Tribsnc.
The following new postal routes are in
cluded in tho act approved by the President
On the Sd init:
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-28

Diagram Of Cross Section--Looking North
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY o. $780,

NayS-Me0efS Atkln6, Barry, DllHut C&I-
ron, Cayolle--5.
Mr.. Butler moved to postpone the further
consideration Of the bill until tomorrow.
The motion to postpone was lost.s
AIR. Cosgrove offered the following amend
ment:
Insert In line 10, after the word "judgments'
In the en9rossed blu, Including the certiIl-
Gates Issued by parOchal and municipal
boards for school purposes. provided that no
school certificates issued by any school board
upon funds apportinned from tne State shall
be- received for pal ish or municipal taxes, as
herein provided"
The amendment WAS adopted and ordered
to follow tho word Judgment In the orig inal
bill.
Mr.. Butler offered tho following amend
ment:
At the end OF limo %, section I. add: "Pro-
vided the correctness Of the said warrants,
scrip or evi ipnee OF indebtedness shall De sub
parochla authorities, to be organized under
the provisions Of tne Legislature Of 1890, for
lndorseDeDt or rejection, ~ tho ends Of JUS
tica may require.
On the motion Of Mr.. Ogden, the amend
ment WAS laid upon the table. ..-@
On motion OF Mr. Faulkner, by q rising
vote Of 80 ytms to 26 nays. the foregoing
amendment offered by Mr.. Knvanaugh was
laid upon the table.
Mr.. ii Ill offered the following amendments
Linz. g. apciion |, utter 1870" to read And
which snail include nll taxes and licenses due
| on the aas'9sment oi 1873
Line "a. Rltna section, To road: 'Fhe validl-
ty Of said warrants, scrip or evidences OF in-
debtedness TO be ,l.termlnei by board, ap-
pointed by satd parishes municipal COR
pora.i MS for said pnrp ses.
On motion of Mr.. Ogden the amendments
were laid upon he table.
On tho motion or Mr.. Ogden tho section
was amended In limo II IT the original bin by
inserting the word "sush" between the words
"any" and parrish 20"
Section WAS adopted rs amended.
Section 2 was adopted. and the bill WAS
ordered Ia be engrossei for third reading.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
The following message was received from
tho Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.. ]
ate of L. u,sitnh.
New Orleans. February 20. 1890
To the Rpeaker mil Members Of tho House OF
Representatives:
| have the honor to inform you that | have
this dny approved and signed the following
bills originated In your honorable body:
tain cases pending and undetermined before
the justices OF the peace for tho parish OF Or
leans, and before the Third District Court FOR
the parish Of Orleans, to the city courts of
| New Orleans.
| An act to fix the first terms Of the district
courts under the constitution Of 1879. and To
| requisite the fixing by the district Judges OF
subsequent terms.
Very respectfully,
LOUIS A. WILII Governor.
| On the motion OF Mr.. Jones. the House ad.
iourned until tomorrow. Saturday, February
81, 1880, at IL o'clock m.
| PETER j. IRRELEVANT,
| Clerk OF the House Of Representatives..
| Pure stick and fancy candies. bon-bona. prize
| candy. crystalized fruit and oil other kinds OF
candies. at very low prices. at Miller Dlel-
mann's. 90. 80 and 81 South Peters street,
| Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic gu ree dvapepaiR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

Pure stick and fancy candies. bon-bons. prize
candy crystalzed fruit and all other kinds OF
candies. at very low prices. at Miller Dlel-
| mAnn's. 50. 81 and 81 South Peters street.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17
George Brown, of Camden. N. j., has

George Brown, of Camden. N. j., has
lost three sons by bleeding to death. me
last one, boy five years old, died on Sat
uriav last, He accidentally bit his tongue
while eating two days before. His tongue
bled profusely and physician was sum-
moned. but 1t was thought trifting mat
ter. until it was seen that the bleeding
could not be stopped. The bleeding con-
tinued for three days, ending in his death.
One of the boys bled from the stomach,
and third from cut in the lip.
Maggie A. Burke, whose case attracted
wide attention in 1874. as that of person
miraculouslv cured by drinking water
from Lourdes, died few days ago. She
Injured her spine by fall, and physicians
could afford her no relief. Then she re-
sorted to prayer and the miraculous wa
ter. and Immediately arose from her bed.
During several years she continued to I'M
prove, but afterwards had relapse. The
water was again used, but without effect.
John Mohler, wealthy and aged citi-
zen of Hagerstown, Md, who since the
death of his wife, forty years ago,
has never eaten at public table Ia
the hotel in which he boarded, died
last week. His estate amounts to
$50 .OOO, Notwithstanding the fact that du-
| ring life he made often disbursements of
it; at one time alone giving $40, 900 to his
| relatives.
Hon. U. N Arnett, former President Of
the State Senate of West Virginia, and
before the division often representing a
portion of the State in the old legislature,
was killed last week by falling over a
cliff on his way to attend night revival
meeting at the Methodist church in River
VILE, in Marion county.
The story started by New York paper
that Gen. Gartield's house in Washington
had mortgage upon it which was about
| to be foreclosed, is contradicted by dis
patch from Mentor. The mortgage in
question is held by Major Swain, the Gen
eral IS private secretary but there is no ne
cessity for its foreclosure.
The Lexington, Va, "Enterprise'' CON-
plains loudly of the nuisance of the asaf@-
tida bags around the neeks Of the children
as preventives Of disease. 1t says lin
churches, Sunday schools and day schools
the atmosphere is polluted.
Secretary of the Navy. Thompson, has
resigned and taken the Presidency of the
Lessepp's Panama canal. Secretary OF
War, Ramsey, takes both portfolios fol
the present.
Claiborne e. Barksdale and Ephraim
Terrill, two prominent citizens OF Halifax
county, Va, had shooting affray Monday
on the public road. Terrill was shot il
the hand.
A Wharton, editor of the Charleston
W. Va, advertiser" narrowly escaped
drowning by falling from a ferry boat or
Sunday morning.
Diptheria is prevailing in this vicinity
Messrs Geo. Pelter, Benz. Smith and J. J
Harner, have each lost child with thi
desease.- Waynesboro Advertiser
President French, of the Richmond ant
Allegheny Railroad, has given $1,000 t,
Washington and Lee University.
W. M. Showalter is appointed postmas
ter at Green Forest, Rockbridge county
Va, vice BIC. Booman, resigned.
The weaving department Of the Virgin
la penitentiary has been leased to Wiesen
| field & Co., of Baltimore.
It's pronounced En-dina-i on.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17
Political Notes.

The Warrenton "Index' names Judge
Waller R. Staples, of the Court of Appeals
as candidate for the next GOvernorship
of Virginia, upon whom the Democrats Of
both wings can unite. i
Gen. Malone, Collector Brady, of Pc
tersburg. Capt. John S. Wise and Capt.
II. 81. Riddleberger, were all in Washing
ton last week, their presence giving rise to
various speculations. Gov. Holiday was
there on the same day.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore ''Sun" says it is reported there
that Mahone's friends in Virginia intend
to run VIM. E. Cameron for Governor and
ex-senator John F. Lewis, for Lit. Cover
nor. 1t is noticeable fact that in all the
newspaper speculations we read. whether
Readjuster or Funder, the name OF Rev.
John E. Massey is entirely omitted from
the programme.
Senator Blaine thinks it wise policy for
the Republicans in the House to filibuster
against the electoral count resolutions in
order to 'sattract the attention of the
country to it, Senator Burnside thinks
it would be better to let the Democrats
pass them.
1t is said to be doubtful if Senator La
mar. of Miss, who has been in ill health
will ever resume his seat in the Senate.
Ninety-one members Of the next House
of Representatives will be men who have
never served in that body before.
1t is not generally known but it is fact
that Senator Conkling's personal relations
| with half of the Senators on the Demo-
cratic side, are of the most frigid and for
NAL character, and with several Senators
of both sides he is not on speaking terms.
The 22d of December, next Wednesday
| is the day for the meeting. at Richmond,
of an informal conference of the supper
| tiers of the late Seventh Of July Electoral
ticket.
John Kelley, Of New York, who defeated
the Democratic nominee for Governor a
| year ago, and the Democratic nominee
for President this year, has been beaten
for the Office of Comptroller of that city be-
fore the Board of Councilmen. It is al
legged that the downfall of this s'boss' was
the united work of Samuel J. Tilden and
Roscoe j. Conkling.
The names of DIR. Moffett, Hon. John T.
Harris, James Barbour and H. q, Allen
are all mentioned for the next Governor
ship of Virginia on the Democratic ticket.
The name: of Judge Robt. W. Hughes.
| of Virginia, is among those mentioned for
one of the new judgeships on the U. S. Su-
preme bench.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

The present Storekeeper of the Virginia
penitentiary claims under the law q per
cent. on all money received by the State
for the hire of convicts, and Attorney Gen
eral Field to whom the question was sub
mitted decides the claim is proper and
legal. The Storekeeper receives no stated
salary and is only compensated by COM
missions. This decision will affect the
case of Mr.. Scott's predecessor and go far
to make up the deficit Of that offic er.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

The TELEPHONE IN SYAUNToN.-
Messrs. J. B. Suit Il Co., agents for the
Holcomb Telephone, have just put up a
telephone line from their store on the cor
ner of Augusta and Frederick streets to
the Drug store of Berkeley y Go, on Main
street. The line is to be in operation this
morning, and persons intending to wit
ness its operation, are invited to call and
test it at either of the places named. The
telephone ia now getting into general use
in many smaller places than Ssaunton. It
can surely be operated here to advantage
by many Of our business men.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

senskor Johnston has introduced a bill in
tba Senate authorizing A. J. Ford, propri-
. ehT Of Fordss Hotel in Richmond, and T.
p Pendleton to Guild hotel upon Che
government reservation at Fortress Mon
Toe. If this bill becomes 2 law, tne oPpo-
sition to the famous Hygeia hotei az tnat
place will be considerable.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

Attorney General Field has decided that
Che county judges in Virginia viii get
their increase of salaries as soon as the re-
turns of the census are Officially promul-
s,ated,, but not before.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

We find from the list of holders Of the
National debt that residents of Virginia
hold 81 SOC, 900 of the and A per cent.
bonds. Not so poor after all-enough to
get through Christmas on.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17
Topics Of the Lay,

The Richmond wedding with the calcium
light attachment has thrown our girls in
to fever of competition. 1t is under,
stood, however, that at our next wedding,
one of our Staunton Artillery guns, to be
stationed in the choir gallery and fired at
the responses II will''; supplemented by a
pack Of pop crackers tied to the officiating
bridegroom's coat tail will quiet Rich
mond forever.
II made more Christmas presents last
Christmas than any twenty men in Staun.
ton," said dealer in that line mournful.
~ last Saturday. To look of surprise
he replied. IF you don't believe me, you
can look over my books. They bought 'em
and presented 'em but they never paid me
for EN-" He dropped silent tear over the
dear departed as he turnea TO dust the
show case.
At the First Presbyterian church last
Sunday, Rev, w, l., Baker, the pastor,
preached an able and ineisive temperance
sermon in advance of the gaities of the
holiday season.
The most noticeable point about this
Christmas season is the early date at which
buyers commenced inspecting the goods.
The stores have been thronged for ten
days past.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

The advance" is the name Of an excel
lent paper which has just made a bright
beginning at Luray. 1t is edited by Mr..
F. II. Jordan assisted by Mr.. M. L. Welt
by. and well edited too,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

There are a few returns from the new
assessment of real estate in Virginia. In
Elizabeth City county the increase of val
ues over 1875 is s144, 102. In Loudoun
county, with one district to hear from the
decrease is 1921 1920. In Bland the de-
crease is $4,000. In the city Of Danville
the assessment shows an increase of thirty
per cent. In Warwick county the increase
is SIS, 1000.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

A correspondent Of the Clarke "Courier"
who seems to be familiar with the subject
writes from Richmond that the state pen.
itentiary is within $4,000 of being self
supporting and in less than twelve months
will pay the state a nes revenue Of $4,000
DER annum.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

e. Sam Turk, Esq, of Pocahontas, is out
in letter to the Wheeling Leader"
charging that ex-Speaker Motfett of the
West Virginia legislature, after submit
ting his claims to the Democratic primary,
ran as bolter and was elected by getting
two-thirds of the Radical vote.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17
New Advertisements.


~~~-~~
READY FOR CHRISTMAS!
MRS. L. WALTER
has beautiful holiday stock of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
WAX DOLLS INDEsTRUCTIBLE DOLLS.
TOY TABLE SETS. DOLLS HATS. TOYS
HANDMADE, KNIT
ROCH ETE D G. % O D S
for children and ladies'.
A Handsome Line of
SILVER, JET AND GOLD ORNAMENTS
for the neck and hair.
A pretty ASSOfIiucuG u
W RS T E D S,
And full stock of general
FANCY GOODS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
PRICES ARE REDUCED
MILLINERY
AS this House is Selling off present
Stock to Make Room for
SPRING GooDs.
decl7A
HOLIDAY GOODS
CALL AT -
DIR. N. WAYT & BROS,
AND EXAMINE THEIR
CHRIS TMAS GODS,
CONSISTING OF
FINE IMPORTED
DOOR STAN Ds!
CUT GLASS COLOGNE BOTTLES
| CELLULOID SETS!
f L . R NCE MIR ROR
COMBS,
BRU S H IS
as< AND -
P E r F U NJ E r Y.
decl73t
T Fl = n E w S P A P E r
ABLE,
NEWSY,
GOOD and
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17

MAN AND WIFE BOTH INsANE.-It
will be remembered that some months ago
Mr.. Daniel S. Jones, for some time the
chief clerk of the board of health, became
insane and had TO be sent to the asylum.
His wife. Kate M. Jones, was subsequent
" appointed committee on his estate,
and about month ago she, too, became
insane and was also sent to the govern
ment asylum Washington Star, Dec. 7h.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-12-17


next door, is favorite place for the, chill
oren and is now having busy time. Mr.
Humphreys, as SMILING and oblging az
Santa Claus himself. if not SO old. is as
sisted by young Ben Bagby, and has a
seemingly inexhaustible store of good
shlngs, pretty things. cute things and odd
things, asweI as servieeable things for the
children, in the way Of wagons, sleighs.
hobby horses &C., and noisy things like
horns, guns, pistols and FIRE works. And.
'don't you forget it" ssn thousand bounds
Of candy, American and French, pure and
fresh, manufactured to his order.
THE LOEB BROTHERS,
in that same neighborhood, on Main ST ..ux
have brought all their brightest ste .ct ~
the front, and their wide glass f, ont ~
tastefully decorated with pretty things
is one of the chief attractions q, 49,
square and worth Walk down town iuot
TO- look at, II nothing more. "A verv u roo
stock crowds their shelves, counters and
cases, and they are offering unusual in
ducements at cost prices. which keen nm q
lively business at the '.trade palace, The
catalogue Of goods offered is so long. that
1t takes column In this paper to print it.
and We refer hNyess to it to find everything
that they caa think of, and to be reminded
Of many things they had forgotten. The
courteous propTietors of this establishment
aze ably assisted by Messrs. ]. A. Temple
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-20
STEPHENS. OF BOONE. FOR THE
SENATE.
James l.. stephens Nominated as Boone
County's choice for STATE senator
by a,:iAu.ti0H

The county convention TO nominate
Boone county's choice for the Office
OF State Senator met at the court
house in Columbia, as per cali of the
County Central Committee on Satur-
day. May -, 1880, at ? O'Clock 2. IN.
Convention organized by electing
Hon. BOYLE Gordon chairman, and
John S. Clayton secretary.
James l.. Stephens had % out of
80 votes instructed for him. Rucker
and Proctor both withdrew and will
support Stephens
Joseph w. Johnston offered the
following resolution, which was
adopted unanimously.
RESOLVED, That the period, having
in order arrived when the naming OF
the candidate for the State Senate is
conceded to Boone county, she pre-
sents a the first choice of the Demo
Gratis OF the county, for that position
as declared in this convention, the
name OF Hon. James l.. Stephens.
ana respectfully commend him to the
support of the Democrats of Audrain
and Galloway counties.
Mr.. Stephens formerly lived in
Audrain county, where he is we'll.
known and respected. He is in every
way qualified for the office, and will
receive the hearty support of Audrair
and Galloway counties. He will bt
elected without further opposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-20

Near Spriit"ticld. inakota Territory. on MAY
9th, iN~D. Mrs. Belle Harrison, aged 81 Years.
Mrs. l!Irri>0H~ health bad not been aot"l for
some months previous, vel ~unthin% serious WAS
a!,ttfehruled. and ,nIArtitn" during the latter
part ot Marcia herself. tw" children and husband.
+. j. liarrisoIi. started Hn their way 10 Montana
Territory. Which place they expected to make
their future home. While on Board the steamer
Red Cloud She was taken sick with typhoid
fever. The best medical assistance was proctlr-
ed. together with the kind attentions OF the
captain. crew and passengers, bat of no avail, as
the dark lleSSri.@erOf death had proceeded them
i'll his work. Mrs. Harrison Was a daughter OF
Levi James. Of Columbia. The greater portion
Of her youth. however, had been spent with her
uncle. iteub@n Pulls. Belle, as she WAS familiar
ly called. WAS Il f.yorite OF ali, and always Sc
cured by her KIND and gentle dis position. and
sweet temperament the love and friendship OF
all. TrH!y. then, can we say that death loves
Il shining mark" Mrs. Harrison had been IL econ
Slslcnt member OF the Christian Church Tor a
number Of years. To her berraVc,i husband,
mntiIrrlr&S ones, relatives and friends. we tender
our profound sympathy in this, their hour OF
atiti1finn. G..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-20
burglary at Monroe City, M".

'fN'hRi ~
HANNIBAL, Mo-, May 1.-THE
Journals special from Monroe City,
Missouri, says that that town was
thrown into great excitement Sunday
morning by the wholesale robbery OF
Boulware & Sullivan's dry goods
store the night before. Such occur
rences are so rare in that usual quiet
town that armed bodies secured the
country all day Sunday hunting the
thieves, but were unsuccessful III theli
search. A tramp has been arrested
charged with completely in the crime.
The business seemed to have been
Systematically done, and the cracks
men got Off with a large amount Of
goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-20

The Greenback convention met in
this place on yesterday to send dele
GATES to the Mexico Congressional
Convention, which meets on the goth
inst, The party in this county turned
out almost to q man, there being five
present, viz: c. w. Rash, w. A.
Sparks, NJ. Key, j. NJ. Key and Geo.
w. Smizer. Mr.. Rash opened the
ball 10y calling Mr.. Smizer to the
chair. Rash then stated that the OBJ
ject of the meeting was to elect dele
gates to the Mexico convention. Mo
ton being declared in order, Rash
moved that this county send two del
egates to Mexico, which motion car
ried unanimously. Rash then nomi-
mated w. T. Fields and G.. w. Smizer
rs proper persons to represent this
county ut Mexico. SmiZer declined,
and assumed the prerogative of nomi'
mating Mr.. Rash in bis stead. The
names of Fields and Rash were placed
before the convention, and these gen
tlemen we're chosen unanimously.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-20

The ladies' of the Episcopal Church
wish to convey their thanks to the
rood people of Mexico for the well
come extended to "Mother Goose
and also to acknowledge the liberali-
ty of Mr.. Palmer in lending his ele-
cant new piano for the occasion. MIR
| palmer has q musical depot in Har,
ner's new block and represents one
If the best houses in Chicago.
The beautiful vocal music of Miss
Wardwell and brilliant violin per
formance of Prof. Pell were received
with great pleasure. The young ia.
dies and gentlemen who rendered
such kind assistance will please ac'
eept thanks.
AIKs. DAISY l.. MATHS, Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-20

Programme of the Audrain Teach
ers Institute to be held at the Duly
school house, five miles northwest OF
Mexico, Saturday,Junc II, 1880.
10 80 & m-Teachers should read
educational journals, by G.. d. Bow.
man.
II 0O-Mcthods for keeping up al
interest in school, by Prof. Frank
Wilcox.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| 3O-Mcthods Of teaching trac.
tions. by J. 5. Snidow.
: OO-Onr educational needs, b,
\. : JohuatOn.
Gothic true teacher, by Mis-:
Lizzie Grantham.
) 0O-Class drill in grammar, J. &
Sniinw.
3O-School government, by j. IL
IIuy,i"n.
/ uo-Thc teachers preparations
for his work, by II. \. Gass.
EyLNING SESSION.
s 0O-QUcry box.
: 20-Ihc teachers personal re
sponsibility. by Driile Blanton.
8 30-Dettcts Of our school law
by d. I. Gentry.
We earnestly request all teachers
school officers and friends Of educa
ton to attend the institute.
lINL'bS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-20
tudrain County Rooms.

The Galloway county court has
fixed the tax levy for 1880 on the
500 valuation as follows: State rev
enuc, 20 cents; state interest, II
cents; county revenue, 80 cents
road, 10 cents; bonds, a
cents. Total levy, 81 so.
The Boone court fixed the tax levy
for 1880 as follows: State revenue,
20 cents state interest, 20 cents
county revenue, 20 cents county IN
terest, 40 cents road tax, 10 cents.
Total levy S1.30.
The Audrain court has fixed The
rate of taxation for county purposes
at 40 cents on the 500 valuation
This, added to the State levy of Al
cents, makes the total levy for al
purposes, State and county, for the
year 1880, so cents on the 500.