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49, NOTICR.

1 the u~nersigasd Tax Collector VI Millol
county Missouri, will meet the Taxpayer
Of said county for the purpose Of collecting
taxes for the year 1880, at the following
times and places, to-wit;
Rocky Mount, franklin township Novem.
Der 10, l6 Snd l7th.
MI. Pleasant, So line TIP. November Is, Is
20 % and %.
Brumley, Glaze Tp. November 25, 2G.spd
"a
Iberia, Riohwoods TIP. November 20, and
80, and Dec. !, 2. and B,
School House, Dist. 2. TIP, 40, range l2,
osages.Tp. Dec. 6, 7, and Slh.
st. Elizabeth, jim. Henry TIP. Dec. Q, 10,
llth.
Tuseumbis, Equality. TIP. Dec. 10, IA, Is
and II.
7. s. MILLER,
Collector Rev. Miller Co, Mo.
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Diod.
PnILoMALn,

On Sunday evening Ut 7 o'clock December
u h, 1880, Of typhoid pneumonia, Geraldine
Il. Bear, wife Of Henry Bear.
The deceased was born on The 10th day of
February, A, d. 1910. She was q daughter
OF Philip II. Robinson lately deceased, and
sister OF our tovnsmAn T. b. Robinson. she
died surrounded by friends amongst whom
she had bsen raised and lived ali her life,
beloved and respected by all for her many
virtues, kind disposition, amlAble aud chris.
tlan character. She was buried 10 the family
burylng grounds almost in sight Of her home
by the side Of her father and mother; her
funeral was largely atten ded, the services
being conducted by Eider Nelson A. Davis OF
the church Of Christ. Sister Bear in the
year 1856 while young, in the very morning
of her w~omAnhoo1, confessed her saviour
before men, was immersed into Christ by
T. der Arbuckle, and from that day on TO the
day Of her death lived tho life Of u Christian,
was an Obedient and faithful child, Il dutilul
loving wife, an affectionsie mother, d good
neighbor, loved ,honored and respected by all.
She leaves I our. children, Eva aged eight,
Dora I've, Anna three years Of age and Oily
three months OLD, her husband has our
heartfelt sympathy in his deep a Iction,
and the desr little ones, who are never more
10 know the love, the patience and s~fFsction
OF q dear mother, how our heart bleeds for
you; but lot us hope that .'he who tempers
the wind 10 the shorn Lamb" will also watch
over you, that you may be brought up,
mstsred aud trained, in the loys, tho fear,
and Sdmonltion Of the Lord ofHosts--
''Sister thou vert mild and lovely"
"Gentle as the morning breeze"
pheasant as the dew of evening"
"As IT floats among the trees.
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Spring Garden, No.

Ed. BbNNRR.--Dr Sir: Not having noticed
an item in your valuable paper from this
section, Tor some time, in regard TO Spring
Garden School. shall In compliance with
request eudeaVor to give you a few, the Grst
thing 1 shall speak Of 10 the very great inter-
Get which seems to be taken, by our citizens
In repairinR and beantilvins the hall. so that
all may be made comfortable who may
attend the school. The second item will be
70 speak OF the number OF people who visit
The school each Friday to witness the weekly
review Of the classes, 10 the various branches
OF study, which takes place in the forenoon,
and the reading OF esssys by the young ladies'
and essays and declimAtions by tho young
gentlemen in tho afternoon. The next thing
! shall speak Of Is the entertainments, which
are to be given by tho school, four consecu-
tive evenings preceding Christmas eve; and
would say just here, that the Entertainment
heretofore given by Spring Garden School,
under the control and management OF Profs.
Sutton. ~ Aoies, have been Of such . nature,
as to. Justify mo In asserting, thAt,every enc
who may or will attend, will be pr A.ably
entertained; and 10 conclusion would say TO
every young lady or gentleman who eontom.
plate attending the school, that only the third
week OF the second term has expired, and II
not convenient TO enter this term, be ready
ct the commencement Of the next, and avail
yourselves of the benefit Of a school where
she advantages offered are In the superlAtive
degrso.
PRILoMALn.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-16
PRESIDENT HAYES.
Fhe Mogsara:

The President's message lboeinA by con.
gIAtnlAslng the country upon the peaceful
election through which 10 has just past. 1t
regreta that the colored people OF the South
are not fully and freely enjoying the rights
OF citizenship. Overt violence Is mot alleged,
but il Is stated that fraudulent practices 10
connection with the ballot have been sue
eseded 10 defeating the exercise Of the rights
of colored voters at the South.
SecliOnalism is deprecated and the hope ex-
pressed that it win disappear, hut resistance
10 aud notification OF The results OF the war
will unite together la PBsOlute purpose for
their support oil who maintained the
authority of the Government and the per-
pelulty Of the Union" EdneAtion Is held 10
b. the only proper remedy for most Of the
evils abroad In the land, and
congress Is urged 70 foster and supplement-
Ioess educational fuads. More than four
pages u the message are devoted 10 civil
,erSIee retc.u.; nothing particularly new or
being aut forwards the whole being
4 rsstatumect OF the Presidents we'll
views. Competitive examinations
re urged and fixed rules cor The regulation
Il appointments. promotions Nnd removals,
n having 10 view the secureiDg ~ Tue bert
ual' hcati0ns for the position 10 qchstlOn.
d New York, where the reform mas csen
lready instituted, Il has been found 10 worE
cry successfully for the past " o years.
10 Aaked for Al appropriation o.
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ORDER uF PUBLICATION.


State OF nj ssnurl, %
County OF Miller. ~
September term 1879, Sept. IL, 1879.
In the Circuit Court % Miler County.
TIE STATE OF Missouri at Iie relation and
10 the use Of j. M. Brookmkn, collector e
the revenue OF Miller county 10 The STATE OF
Missouri, pIaintih.
w. Il. Ljppineott aud Cornelius Desmond,
defendants.
At this day comes the plaintiff by attorney
slIeging thBt the above named de an dants are
not residents OF the State Of Mi seufi, Mhefe-
upoa it Is ordered by the court that said
defendants DO notified by publication th,t
plaintid herein has e0mmsnced a suit against
them Ia this court, lhe object OF which is 10
enforce tho she lea OF ths State OF M 5 oar
Tor taxes against the following lands 10 Md.
Ter eonrty, Missouri, to wits West halt lots
four and dye section ! and northwest quarter
northeast quarter section o township 30,
range IA containing leo Al 100 acres and mat
j. NJ. Bfockmsu 10 not now collector OF Nil
ler county, by reason of expiration OF his
term OF Office, n \, y. Miller having En-
tered bis voluntary appearance ~ such COL
lectOT At the September term, 1879, OF said
court, wherefore " Is ordered by the c, uet
that said defendants DO and appear b3 fore
the judge Of the circuit court OF Miller Gun
~ Aforesaid at the next term Of said court, to
be begun and held at the Court house in Tus-
on the second Monday IN February
next, and show cause " any you haYe, why
the suit now pending 10 said court, wherein
the State OF Missouri IT. the relation and TO
tho use J. ". Brockman, collector Of the
revenue OF Miller county, Missouri, as the
plaintiff, and w. II. L-ippencOttand Cornelius
Desmond, are the defendants should not be
revived 10 tho name Of tho State OF Missouri,
~ the relation aud TO the use OF i, b. Miller,
Of the revenue OF Miller county 10
,ho State Of Mlssolri, and that unless tho
w. II. LippincOLt aud Cornelius
Desmond, be and appear At this court, So the
iext term thereof, on or before the sixth day
said term, II sold Term shall 50 long con.
inuo, IT not, then before the adturmeut OF
aid term, and answer OF plead 90 the petition
Q said cause, the same will be taken as con-
aud judgement will DO rendered. &c.
ordingly.
And Il Is further ordered that 3 copy here-
I be published according " law In the
VALLEY BANNgR.
J.B. CLARK, C!eIk.
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The undersigned dasitee 10 obtain a sltua-
ton as teacher IN a yiilsge or district school.
lie has had a long ana varied experiences In
teaching, and guarantees general satisfaction,
Special attention VIII be given 10 penmap-
ship and the higher sdbieols Of study. Any
one desiring TO secure tho services Of a
teacber who Is determinsd to do all that can
be done to promote the interest Of hl
pnpilL can addres
G. w. AKERs,
Tnscumbia, Mo.
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Spring Garden Seminary, Fllllor Co, he.

Tno Annual Session Of the Spring Garden
School will on OF about Sept Oh,
! $50, and eoniinne ten mnnths--For p~Articu-
lars address suTToN y MoLRS, Locust
Mound, Miller county, Mo.
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GvoAee.
w. Fl. KEMPER,
MT, MO.


PLEASANT housr, MuLER COUNTY Mo- Oct. IL, 1880.
/ have been a patron OF W. II. Kempera sehpol since lt February and m we'll pleased
with tho. advancement made by my children and Ao with hA method Of coudaeubgA
and heartily recommend hm TO Ihe pabue "a an edacatoE-G, NJ. BASpY.
BRUMLEY, Mo, od. a. 1880
Ny son attended the school Of W. Il. Hamper last spring and is nov attending =
months school, Mr. Kemper is thorough instructor and Lean DO Recommended Alto
the public US an eduatoE-JAMgs thompson.
PLEASANT MouNr, MILLER Co, Mo, Oct H. 1880.
To all whom ehen education a Nmce OH happiness and morality a benefit 10 cNMzs.
HOu, lean with pride and pleasure recommend Prof. w l.. Kenpsi Principal OF Pleasant
Mount high school, o beuga good educator and moro @pedely in training young teachers
he method Of Ieachiog District schools and Wonld Ike the Teachers OF This nd adj
PLEASANT MouST, Mo. Oct IL 1880.
To the Pubnc Ihsve been patron of W H. Ksmpet evers since he began teaching mere
he has m fullest endorsement l would say 10 hose who wish o attend sehOol thai
you will not. regret coming to hsp place md placing yourselves undT the eareoiA Mr..
T. FRANKLIN.
PLEASANT MT, Mo, Oct II, 1880
would respectfully say q the people that have Aeotm y Two @ys 70 Prot kemperI
and dsdFhne4 He strictly mnrs1 IN ali hs habits lie has S6artedw with me evrA since
he has been in Pleasant NJ nance kcOw whereof / speak.
l would cay To hose oung ladies AuI gentlemen who contemplate going ~ school, you
put yourselves under u beusr tutor tMn Prot Ksmps.
I would my those parents Wishing to sind their children TO Prof KemperB school THAI
you need moi enteruAn any lan but tft they will DO we'll cared for.
Respectfully submitted, j. i. SPAuLpNd.
PLEAsAM MT. Mo, Ger %, 1880.
II gvosm mo pleasure TO add my testimony to tbe soova have visited Prof Kempr
as tan as convenient hAvsv viewed the examination papers OF sone of hsP upNs
have exantaed Those VINO have preeated thenshvess as candidates Tor teachers.
Fcn no school nave pupils exhibited a greater degree OF proficiency in the branches
nqurd, nar do n pupils ppIea wider range " general Information.
II my opmpn Prof K,mpsFs Gnod note xeAhed Tor general excellence by any ohks
grade AM cope in Central Missouri. Yours truly,
j. NJ BAKER, Co. Com. Miller Go
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OnCAIt DIoNNIG,
-DEAtER ~
o g. STATIONERY

SPECfALTfEf FIRE ARMS, WALL
PAPER, PICTURES, FRAMES,
CHRON0S.
PIANOS Am ORG ANS.
Pauos from. ..,.,,.... $3.50 80 $500
Organs from, .."....,... $40 tU,@2tO
Write Tor Catalogue and Discounts.
SHEET MUSIC.
Everything mentioned in my especial Cat.
alogne" (which viii be sent free on a%ppljca-
toni msy DO obtained from me, on tho fol-
lowing terms:
Si.00 Cash Will .buy....s2,o 90 worth OF Music.
81 90 Cash will buyes-S5.00 worth Of Music.
$500 Cash will buy. $50 90 worth Of Music
New Muslc of s1y publisher, 1 VIII fur
pish at 70 per cant. Of publisher's prices,
provided ihs order Anonnts TO 81 90.
Subscribe for 'MoSNIo's MusloAL jour
NAL" the best add cheepest monIhly publish.
cd, only 80 cents pr. year.
OSCAR M0NNIG,
Jefferson CIV, Mo.
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SECOND AND THIRD TERM
---0F THEs-s
PLEASANT MT SCHOOL,

The second term ons Pleasant Mount School will open January SD, and close M.rh
.lHh, 1881. The third term will open March lab and close May 2Oh, 1881. II e1pedent,
At the close of te third term rhool will be continued.
A0e0NNoN.
Pleasant Mouoth situated IN tho northern part Of Miller county, twelve miles North OF
Tu'cumOn, twenty miles South oonntOuda and connected WITH these places by daily
stage line
The location Is healAhl and tho place has many advantages in favor Of the student
NAevovM.
There Il, In connection with the lctool a retuopcen library composing WsbhGS
Unabridged Dictionary oe Hundred Thousand Facts Tor the People and CnSmhen'
Encyclopedia o. Universal Knowledge.
The value o those boki cannot be estimated.
TnoO is, s, ia connection with the school a literary soc iay which meets Friday
evenings each week.
NcNnykAGMts.
Tae tcbool Is divided into two departments.
10 the primary department are taught Spelling, RsaduE writing Arithmetic
Geography and Elements in Grammar. Ii the advanced, Realms, Grammar, Eocnuon'
Rhetoric. Hhao1, Owl Government, Pnyseal Geography, Physiology A'hhm'te'
Geometry and PeBnSnsbip
A daily exerosei In spelling and canshmiOs Is required n ali
Economy, including school tactics ehool discipline methods &c.
Those Whaling TO study music Will be "uEbtb y Au Ids Eae.-o Charges reasonable.
So0vA.
Good bosrd can be obtained at from sl7O to Sa2b per week. room, well furnished.
Those spending Saturdays and Sundays at home can have deduction made At the regaiE
rates
D\sGINNNMG.
Our discipline IL Intended "a be mild though 6rm. Each student Is required to study
from six TO nine o'clock each evening.
We dMm that no student has time to quand~. We want no loshnL
We hsveu 20 particular hobby but propose to lay a tsaadAhoA and thea bald.
1horughn5s is The promtneht Characteristic.
pWNSNMoNNSM.
Parents aud Guahans cannot too sensby eh the Importance OF having Ar children
present at tbs beginning Of tho term. AT that time Glasses are formed and the los ofA
bw rectdops frequently dseolmRs pupils Parents living coso should" see hiatt sr
out ue term A wmt Off unoaaly 90 the part ottne pupil. @oad destroys hair Interest
Meet
GvoAee.
A grade will be given at tho close II 4ah term showing the standing in tho several
w" We 10 ills IN order a G& he pare paSa ut may %f NOV ss..cus what the pupil dong.
VMNENoN.
The tuition Mrt the advanced department h pert em $3.50
Tuiion' psyn6Gsasly ia advance with n mianding except 10 case u motracol .1-
For further information address,
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Pu6llshst Eveyy Ihursday.
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n. 81 SONS
Editors, Publishers and Proprietors.
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AaeHTe WANTED ~ Ne Bsa ~ P.ss.sA
&@MN y ttpAk rtaerai arets ~ AAts fd.ss
bSVa1aHhua tasua nAag asu = LqlA M
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PRESCRIPTION FREEl
for tbs speedy Cutt 81 ~ssninRl WoAkneas, Tod
AAnhOod aud All disorders brought on ~ lndis-
ueuon or excess, Any DrufeaRt has the innO
dents. Address Or. w. JAQgEa a SO~
Nv Noat hkzh h<rcod SANsARqH1h u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-15

full to prayer; and the priest and the sage
exchange affairs without the compromise
Of faith or knowledge"
Professor Hitc6eocE: "Infdelity has,
from time TO time, erected her imposing
rampartss and opened fire upon Chris
tisnity from thousand batteries. But
the moment the rays of truth were con-
centrated upon their rsmparts they
melted away. The last clouds Of ignoI-
ance are passing, and the thunders Of in
fidelity are dying upon the ear. The
union and harmony of Christianity is a
sure token that the food of unbelief and
ignorance shall never more go over the
world"
Daniel Webster: "Lord, 1 believe;
help Thou mine unbelief. Philosophical
argument, especially that drawn from
the vastness of the universe, in compari-
son with the insignifcance of this globe,
has sometimes shaken my reason for the
faith thst is in me, but my heart has
always assured and treasured me that the
gospel Of Jesus Christ must be divine
reality. The Sermon on the Mount can
not be merely human production. This
belief enters into the very depth of my
conscience. "
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WASHINGTON wIsPs.

Washington, 14.-The balance oil
/. ade has comparatively, for so long
q time, been in our favor that the
popular impression has beeu created
that it is destined to permanently
remain so. Business men, however,
have anticipated return OF the period
when the balance Of trade would shift
and the outflow of specie from this
country would Teeommence. This
mas been the view OF the treasury de-
partment, and while there has been
DO apprehension felt as to ability to
maintain specie payments, it has been
seen that cur confidence might lave
the eject to seriously check the era
OF prosperity on which the country has
just entered. From retlrns received at
the department, it is shown tina. the
imports at New York for the last
month were greater than ever before
In the same month OF any year,
reaching in value over $40, 900, GEO.
New York does abou! two
thirds of the import business oil
the country, and about one-hslf oil
the exports. It is calculated, from
the figures for the month OF January,
that the balance of trade against the
United States Tor tho last month was
not less than $10,0OO,000, and it is
thought that this balance will increase
rather than decrease. Should this be
the case, Its effect will soon be felt in
every dedsrtment OF business. The
character of the imports shows that
our people are again running into
the extravaganza and indulgence in
luxuries which pertained 10 the war
era.
Notwithstanding the general i'm
preston that the substitute bill
adopted yesterday by the majority Of
the House committee OF commerce
was entirely acceptable to the rail
road companies, if not directly pro-
cured by their influence, it is asceI-
tanned that the ninth section OF the
bill is extremely Objectionable to
them. and tbst on account Of its in
corporation in the measure they will
oppose the whole bill in the House
unless It be eliminated or materially
modified. The objection to it is that
they are not wiling to entrust the
men appointed by the President, who
wouli form controlling majority OF
the proposed board OF com missiopers,
with absolute power 10 determine
what rates OF tell are Clair and rea
sorable."
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DOMESTIC.
Adjourned

Washington, 14-At the aunua
assay OF the reserved coins from the
United States mints, jus. concluded
at Philadelphia, the director OF the
mint says the coins were all found tC
be within the legal requirements, IS
to weight and fineness.
Senator Lamar arrived to-day, and
will take his seat on Monday. He
still uses a crutch.
Chicago, 14.-Jobn L. Robertson {
drug store at Sandoval. Ills, waE
burguralized yesterday of 1000 in
money snd papers and then burned,
Loss by fire $4,000.
The general passenger agents Of
the western roads at the Grand Pacific
Hotel, had another reeul!less meeting
today.
Baumberger, Bloom & Co g furni.
ture warehouse was partially burned,
tonight. Loss $4,000; insurance
.S5, 600.
St. Louis, 14.-At an adjourned
meeting OF the merchants at the
Linde!l Hotel, tonight, it was decided
to organize company with capital
stock of $4,000, and establish a
commercial agency q. the City oil
City of Mexico, for the transaction oil
legitimate business by sample, and to
buy and sell for mines, minerals. etc.,
and do such other business as
promised profitable results. A com.
mittse was appointed to effect an
organization of the company and put
the enterprise into working shape as
speedily as possible.
The brass founders and finishers OF
this city, are on a strike and the cabi-
net makers will strike on Monday for
sn advance of 10 per cent. in their
wages.
Boston, 14.-Stephen Longfellow,
nephew of the poet, jumped bail for
forgery, and sailed for South America.
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DenYer Trades Unions.

Denver, 14.-Denver, at present, is
undergoing the first labor agitation oil
its history, aud as the agitation is
general, the feeling manifest among
the laboring men and others is quite
intense. The lsboring classes have,
for several months past, been grad
ually forming unions, until twenty
one organizations of the kind have
been perfected. These unions met
in mass convention tonight and took
steps to organize a trade assembly,
which, it is claimed, will constitute a
voting strength of 1900 and com.
mercial patronage of $125,000. 1t
is believed, by the leaders of the
movement. that the consolidation OF
the working class bids fair to play a
strong part in thu politics OF Denver
and the entire state. The steps taken
tonight in consolidating the different
trades is caused directly by the recent
action of two of the newspapers in
reducing the price of composition.
During December the local typo
graphical union advanced its schedule
of prices from 40c. to 45c. per 1, 900
ems, night work, and made CORES
pouding advances in all the branches
OF the trade. The advance was &C
cepted at the time, though with poor
grace, by the proprietors. Some two
weeks ago the EUening Times de-
manded a reduction on the part of
the workmen to the old prices. This
they declined to make, and the Office
was filled with non-union men. Early
this week the Rocky Mountain Nelo,
duplicated the Times demand, which
was at first rejected, then &C.
cepted and again rejected, the
result being tba! the Ne10s was
flied with printers, non.membsrs OF
the union. The meeting tonight
was enthusiastic, though orderly, and
was attended by fully 1900 people.
1t was addressed by several persons,
including Brick Pomeroy. Among
other schemes which the working
men have on foot is that of starting
an afternoon paper, with Pomeroy at
the helm.
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The Sherman Boom.

New York, 14.-Tbe John SheI.
man Club WAS organized tonight By
merchants, with Samuel A. Hainet
as president. The resolutions dec are
lhAt be has maintained the public
faith and lifted high the standard OF
national honor; he knows the re-
sources OF the country and its needs;
with him for president We know that
the whole influence and power of the
executive Office would be welded to
enforce the law, to maintain liberty
and the rights of all msn, white and
black, throughout the length and
breadth of the land; to maintain re
to embody into the law
sound financial and economic meas.
1res; to nurture aud increase our
manufactures and our commerce,
and build on the rock Of sound finance
all the business interests of the coun-
.ry. Therefore, we advocate his
nomination for President OF the
United States.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
FORTY-sIXTH CONGRESS.
REGULAR SESSION.
HOUSE

Washington. 14.-The House met
for debate only, and was addressed by
Bright on the public debt. He at
tackled the money oligarchy which
had for so long time dictated Iegig-
lstion, and to the rapscity of which
there appeared to be no bounds nor
bottom.
Finley advocated his bill to equal re
bounties. He asserted that it would
not probably involve the expenditure
of more than $40. 900. 600, instead OF
500, 100000, as estimated by the
secretary OF the treasury.
Hayes discussed the many phases
of the financial question, stating that
be had hoped that for one session, at
least, Congress would cease all
attempts to change or disturb it. The
people wanted no more congressional
tinkering with the currency.
Joyce spoke in opposition to the
reciprocity treaty between Canada
and the United States.
Myer followed in favor of the bill
introduced some time ago by himself
for the retirement OF national bank
notes.
Adjourned.