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HoI1sE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

:. The morning hour having been dispensed
Inn hn6 ffe consideration OF private business having
hsep iaid aside, MFR. BLACKBURN tDem', KY moved
House resolve itself into Committee OF 'ne
fSF ss psrs a o. sG S.A moved that ali
acsste on the bill close at 43O this afternoon. After
AN Rep sad that there appeared
~ q feeling that tie Appropriations Committee was
srsisary as well extraordinary Such was the n
fsnt5on OF the Committee. The Star service on
~ oDesslon for the House was whether in its desire
az the development OF the country It would stand idly
~ and see these large contractors take from the treas
nv. not only tneir far compensation, but Whatever
En- yaIENTIEE REP. Neb did not think that the
xppropriatious Committee knew What It was talking
Tine bill which an Ask rs ~, ns HSns to pass WAS u
whed to assert taat the Only question was whether
szisf That the eenliemln from Ken ueky Mr. Black
hass had nis ass BY apply the epthet
Ir.AIKEN Dcrn. s. e. spoke In advocacy Of the Sen
IREFoRD ep Coli thought that the fact OF the
asssr was thai the House Was asked 20 ,eSl:aie on
s< GROUND OF Suspicion lie asserted thar the great
sg Ksn ppnner 5n gh ssna S
inmiuee on Appropriation had ehrt,ea On ,ss inysst
ons asserting taat when haa SS 1s wi,sess
$1,000 tie examination. and that when any man nan
seSirsd to lit up bis voice 10 .e,as ne
arsa who ee: who mad oesn asagmI
had tuned back into the Treasury
~ Sr folr millions Of money that INC COMMITTEE on
ha' not use !. advansgeeusy But 90
y<er that Ocer yielded 70 the demands Of the
~ Of tfe members Of the Appropriations Commit
Ga "a Teen: ss.s.. ss s.s s.s:: 4
Ss.ssS ya isl Fl Is
= & Is rssnssd 10 yissa asnssiasn hsa 'aass
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nECISIONS-ApRIL 2.

Suprene Court Chambrs-By Judge Donohue.--
rnYTows agt Dickinson Motion denied whereas In this
he csnse "a nearly finished tho motion should await
he result Ferris ag Jordan Motion denied 4ontgomefy
nnYA WIFI dismissed; the D0int taken mag when tho
Evidence Il ali IN the trial prove sound. but think %
100 SOo 10 make the evidence g. stanaA In INC matter
Scclren ne PoyHter a. Malf3rznied: Beo rnen0rae.
s9nS, Foley AIT FrseickAi Green Agt Lee se,msn ag
Motion doHied ncuiOfa1dura. MCCARTHY
rrnfabeffasn, Weaver aat. Ruby.peHietf eee mem
9s;ndnrn ScSaser Gft. sehaser5 Elns aEt fco-Mefoa
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NAVAL Orders.

| WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2.-Cadet Mid
sb,um.p Edmund Lloyd and Ray c. Smith have
rcn,rted their return having been detached from
the pensacola, aud been placed on waiting oIdcrs
cadet MId.lipmen john Z. Mcdonnell and Charles s.
sss1.Iyin arc de,ached IRON tins Independence ana
-. -. oaJ on 90 ,iting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-03
CHANGE OF VENUE.

Justice Donohue yesterday granted q order
changing the venue In the suit OF Heary A. Gunbeton
against ex-governor Lucus Robinson from this county
IN Albany County. This suit was brought to recover
900 from the defendant for his action IN removing
he nls,nt from the Office OF County Cere The order
was made Dy consent OF both sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-03
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The Senate, in ex-
ecutive session to-day, confirmed the following nomi-
nations:
George L. Caln NewJersey to be consul at STUTTGART
n oIeiI Duncan, OF Carolina. TO be consul at
-. 10. ,ho r,.., n,strtot
of
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 1.-The Court of Appeals
vilI meet on Monday, April 5, 1880 at 10 a. H. ut the
Old Capito The wing the day calendar for that
die Nos. 144, 145, 146, l45, 1i2, 76, 1Oi, 12S.
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A HOTEL BURNED.

CHICAGO, April PA special from Detroit
to The tn says that the Alexander House. fine SUM-
hotel Crosse Ile abont fourteen miles down the
riyers wa turned yesterday. 10 was Vained as over
E98y)So. Xheinsuratce 70 e2o00O
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sseiE VII Wa ssiir ny xnnis pElltsinE ~lBapfIst
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/ NUAMBERNiAIO &c.-Bv two Protestant
\ lira .f.,, n:" "a caibcr,Gai aud plain sewer and
ore ~ rss rcerrnces; cal r two days no ~ west
/ = An
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/ CHAMBERNAIp &c.-A Swedish girl, with
y srvrial years references tOm one family y tidy
NIB ,mai and inprtrnt w.rsf vi ling 70 assist @lh
Washing ami ironing u desired wants STEADY i"e tlAt sac
WI "a she can 10 praSci Cy vr country ~
! tn
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Religious Notifies

Conference splrnaists Of NewI0rk Is helo at
Republican Han % wat 33dst every Suh'Hy al -'"o T. l."
The public cordially inyitci. ----------------
Discourse win be delivered ny Mr. a; J; DAVIS on
.sbr iaii0n Of Matter Sphi" at IL O'clock ~ SleCKs
Music Hall II EIst l3f ST.. near Dtave; Soou nisc
seats a cordial invitation extended 10 ail
GRIND aIas--meena- American Independent Catholic
Sundny evening 81 ~ T. Several eNpriests WI be pres
eut: good musc seats ftce. 'Oms carry
An souls Church. ishave corner 2Ot-st Tho Rev Dr.
BI.IIOWS will give dscnurs, TOMORROW MORN 81,
TIC Opinions VI William ElrrY Cianllng'
sunday following The Genns AMI Character Of Chan
ming" 40 ev. ming service sunday school Al $50 p m
American InGcpenhent Catholic Church "A grand
mass meeting will La hed NJ Cl renln lial l3-i De-
III TX nfio ana proaiacn speakers Will be present gubd
music: biing G0pri lymn books also tntfr WIZ ne
rrand ting tins Monday, Ap1l o. AT p H. Scf's
American Temperance ,non-Haveriy's Theatre IN.
sf-SUSDAN > OclcS. address b. HE ittv IL "a ~
ROLL y. H.. o Ncwbnrg subject 10, onns a,' , ~
ton4 by a choir nndcr leadership 81 Mr. Asa III
T. H. cALPENIaR. Cor. Sec. Rev u. il Coi.El fres
Anthem Memorial Vhnrch iSlh ST.. wes' OF GtnGFe.I
Tie H. HEBER NEWTON will preach al II a. H. ana
Al EVEN SONG,
nj 7:i5. IN yOnpg men, OF - Loyalty.
Arknu-n. RcfuEccs.-The Rev. SIMON DAVIS. a
minister Of the rrlu's WI ,oAA on ~, ~ I,r
CABINET Paior). west 28thnt rear 1thaye. Seats lrve
Association Hall, 2sdet, cor7cr tih ave-SU : DAY
morning 1 Ii:is YOUNG Converts Hibli CASA y NJ
lr Ciss, ypuna only, in the pHrurs 90 oeioR
SIS DAYS Nounr Mems iraycT .meetngs SUNDAY, ESQ
nm. TIL ISDAls Ru sArURnAlA y M ynnnS hish
renriallV. nny InDn Meetings Satnr'y au" ouu"' "a
cepteil iof both i'"m 70 % oO> -~-
ST Chicsrrng Hiatt
6.lrlvc.. corner t~thHt.
The liuV. SAMUEL COL
NJ tsE - 4 a
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HOUSEKEEPER-A educated and refined
lady years tho head of elegant home and &C
cusIOmed to polite sOcely desires pos ton as managing
gcnteel family in Newlork or vicinity. AL
dresa Ill aSt l2tllst.
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The Rural Messenger thus tells how 70 turn
a horn Rasp The horn on the outside if you
wish to turn the horn in 1t viii give life to
~ mi tbe side ra1upd You can 0ive the horn
sf.ar.a ,-c,,. r,lesse hy scrauIno,
Devon cow Is reported that mad pound
Of butter in summer from ~ pounds OF mIlk
and from II pounds in winter, with pasture
only in summer, and in winter eight ears Of
corn and two quarts Of bran fed dry twice a
ilt-i -. -. - - a.,
In all probability the potato il he most wall
77abIe yca-.table produced king il tie world
over. certainly there il no single one for
which SO r,ucI labor and money i expended
and none 80 universally consumed The idea
of q dinner without pofAtges IS the best illus
tratIon of the idea of the play Of Hamlet
with Hamlet iei' Out
B French uaper relates the following cx-
,.er5utrrif.. A COW was MIXED three times q
IL Tor eleven Iav- and welded 40 otiarss Of
7niIk with two miIkiags daily she gave
DuIv / tG Quarts in the same number Of days.
Ana l1-4es moreover showed that the milk in
tbe fri case was richer in butter gl1bules
7,, mare than oue--evcnth than in the second
rg.e
Never water horse directly after ieealng
HIM, espeelalIy II he Is tcd On corn. IhiI5t
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Fowl Manure.

The Massachusetts Plowman says AS the
value of hen as well as other animal manure
depends in q measure. upon the character of
the food given and the manner Of preserving
the perishable qualities Of the manure 1t
aRauld be difficult to fl the exact value with
ont knowIedge Of the food given, and the
method Of freating the manure. II the hens
are wen fed on rich food, and the manure is
well cared fer, It is undoubtedly worth m re
than 70 cents busha1.
To make the best Of i, y should be com-
The weekly clarion., 1880-09-01

Students can board themselves on the mess
system IN the new rooms built off the campus
for that purpose at one-half the above rates.
The Trus ees have prohibited messing in
the Dormitories.
The above includes all cost except fuel,
books. furniture for room. aud clothing. Some
respectable students got along here last year
for less than SO
The State has recognized the debt due the
University, aud its prosperity is now assured
The Faculty Is complete, and all the depart
ments including the Law and Preparatory
Departments, are IA successful operation.
For Catalogues and information, apply TO
GEN A z. STEWART, the Chancellor.
II. VI. SULLIVAN,
iuIy2l 'S0-2m Sec'v Board Trustees
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whole Tickets. 81 Half Tickets, 81.
q Tickets, $50 SIS Tickets, 500.

Renit y Post-Oiice Money Order, Regis
tered Letter. Bank Draft or Express.
TO insure against mistakes and delays, cor
respondents viii please write their names and
places OF residence plainly, giving number Of
post-Ol1icc box on Street and Town, County
and State.
All communications connected with the Dis
trfhution and Orders for Tickets should be
addressed u K. VI. BOARDMAN, Courier
journal Binding LOUISVILLE, KY. or 30l
and 500 Broadway, NEW YORK.
Jan. l. .lNsN-ly.
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COOPER INSTITUTE !
4 Male and Female Boarding School.
155 Students from Four States and 40
of These BOarders.

onan VOLUMES IN LIBRARY AND
eDOUU Good Literary Society. Cabinet Of
1900 Specimens, and fair collection of Appara-
tus
Faculty composed Of Eight Members. six
teeuth Annual Term opens SEPTEMBER 80
1880 Located miles West OF Lockhart, VI
4 o. r. r. Lauderdale County, Miss.
. Months Board and Tuition from SlG0 tt
Sl41 Three Months Comm ercIal Course Will
Board aud Tuition, only Ssl
Rooms free Of reat for Club of p Students
who can buy rations at wholesale prices ano
board ut about $3.50 per month.
Send for Catalogue. 10000 Catalogues tol
free distribution.
For further particulars and catalogues, ad
dress REV. J, l.. COOPER, Principal of Lit
erarv Department. and PEoF. \. G. COOPER
Priucipal Of Commercial Departments Dale
Vile, Lauderdale Co.. Miss.
aug H. .NJ-lm.
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How to Prevent Sunstroke.

The New York Sanitary Committee, in o~der
to furnish Information TO provide against at
taeks Of suustroke, has issued the following
circular, which the Board Of Health fully ap-
vroyeS.
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FACTS FOR FARMERS.
Practical Directions Concerning the Gen
cral Management of the Farm.

HOW TO PRODUCE BEEF WITH AN AGREEA-
BILE FLAvoR-WEB- FOOTED FOWLS
ABOUT GUINEAs-RAIsI,sG LARGE CROPS
OF CHERRIEs-THE GRASGERs GUIDE.
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University of Tennessee,
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SAIRNE. VERGINIA.

SALEM. VIRGINIA.
FTW WENTE- EIGHTH SESSION BEGINS SEP
L TENDER SrH Classical Scientific, Elee-
tive, and Preparatory Courses. Library, To-
600 volumes. Climate unsurpassed (town
LOCO feet above sea leYel1. Churches of five
denominations. Entire expenses for ten
months, from sI60 TO 500 Including college
fees, board, fuel, lights and Washing.l Stu
dents from sixteen States. Catalogues FREE
Address, SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
iuly7. 'SO-2m
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THE CIRCULAR.

HEALru DEPARTMENT. No. sol, Morn Sr.,
NEW York -Sunstroke is caused by excessive
heat. and espeoisIly ii the weather is ''muggy-'
Ii is more apt to dceHr on the second third, or
fourth day Of a heated term than on the first.
Loss Of sleep, worry, excitement close sleep
ing rooms, debility, abuse OF stimulants pre-
dispose to il. Ii is more apt TO attack those
working in the sun, and especially between
the hours OF IL o clock in the morning aud 4
o clock in the afternoon. On hot days wear
thin clothing Have as cool sleeping rooms a.
possible. Avoid loss of sleep aud all unneces-
sary fatigue. If working in doors and where
Siere is artificial heat--laundries, etc, see
thai the room is wen ventilated.
In working in the sun. wear a light hat (noI
black, i absOrbes heat) straw, etc. and
put inside of il on the head wet cloth
large green leaf; frequently lift the hat from
the head and that the cloth is wet Do not
check perspiratiou, but drink Ehat water YOU
need 10 keep it up. perspiratiou prevents
the body from being overheated. Have, whea-
ever possible, an additional shade, thin
umbrella when walking canvas or board
cover when working in the
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CHICKASAW FEMALE COLLEGE
pONTOTOG MISS.

rVHE NEXT (29rH) ANNUAL SESSION OF
L THIS INSTITUTION opens September 20
eral course of study Thorough instruction
Solid scholarship Location unsurpassed fo
health study and economy. Well selected
library, cabinet and apparatus. Last session
the most prosperous since the war. Send for
catalogue. w. v. FRI ERSON,
July A. lSS0-2m. President.
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posted with ashes and muck. good proper
lion would be one bushel of hen manure, one
half bushel of wood ashes, and four bushels
Q. muck As the ashes cut up the manure,
ana releases the ammonia, the compost heap
should be made in layers; first layer Of
muck then manure, and upon the manure
spre adj the ashes. When the compost heap Is
finished. it should be covered with several
inches Of muck 10 prevent the escape of am
mOnia.
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wHXTwORTH
FEMALE COLLEGE.
BROcKHAVE.I, MISS.
Will Re-open September 29th, 1880

rUHE SUCCESS OF THIS SCHOOL UN-
/ equalled North South is the best evil
dcncc of its merit.
Thorough instruction in Art Music, Ian
guages. Mathematics, etc.
Parental government and the bc~ adyan-
tages. Very low rates All the money re
ceivcd is expended for the benefit of the Col
lege. The attendance from abroad Is larger
than chat of the Tennessee, Virginia, or Ken
lucky schools.
If you wish to patronize a irst-elass school
send for ii Catalogue.
H. F. JOHNSON d. D.,
iuly2I SO-2m President.
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NtauntOn Female Seminary,
! gts1aton V;rein;a

THIs School from its origin, took grounds
against all extravaganza, and has for the ten
years of its existence, successfully maintained
its position.
Ii is located beyond the region of tornadoes,
malaria, epidemcs, and extremes of tempera-
ture. Advantages of all kinds first-class.
Terms S21u per Al weeks. send for Catalogue
to the Principal. REV. ]. l. MILLER.
iulvl4 'SO-jm
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REQUISITE RERcsE.

When much fatigued do not go TO ~ork, but
he excused from work, especially after eleven
o clock in the morning on very hot days, II abe
work is in the IT feeling of fatigue,
dizziness headache. exhaustion occurs,
cease work immediately; lie down in a shady
and cool place; apply cold cloths to and pour
cold water over head and neck, Ii anyone is
overe9Hss by the heat, send immediately for
the nearest good physician. While waiting
for the physician give the person cold drinks
OF water or cold biagk tea cold coffee, if able
10 swallow. 1t the skin is hot and dry sponge
with or pour cold water oveE the body and
limbs, and apply to the head pounded ice,
wrapped in a towel or other cloth. Ii there is
no ice at hand keep cool cloth on the head
and pour cold water On it as well as on the
body
If the person is pale, very faint. and pulse
feeble, let him inhale ammonia for few
seconds, or give him teaspoonful of roematic
spirits Of ammonia in two tablespoonfuls of
water. with a little sugar.
By order of the Board.
C. r. CHANDLER, President.
EMMoNs CLARK, Secretary.
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Mtnphis Conference Female Institute,

III jackson, Tennessee.
REV. 4. w JONES, A. NJ, D. D., President.
TINS well-known College of the South and
West begins its Fall session the FIRST MoN-
DAT IN SEPTEMBER. OPENING CONCERT AND
ADDRESS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, ISSO. (For
thirty-six (36) years there has been an average
of more than twelve graduates annually.) The
Faculty is full and efieient. The determina-
ton is to stand among the forenlostin the pro-
gress of Science, Language and Art. G9st tFor
further information apply to the President.
aug.4, so 4w.
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Nranklin Female College.

L Holly Springs, Miss.
TINS is emphatically Home Institution of
the highest order. Every department provi-
ded at all times, with Teachers of known
ability. zeal and experience. Chartered in 1919.
The 3Ist Annual Session will commence
Tuesday, SEPTEMBER STH, 1850. Terms very
moderate.
Correspondence solicited with those who
have Daughters to educate. Address
Mrs NJ B. CLARK,
july "a 50 2m. President
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Martha Washington College
AERENS. DON. VA.

TNHIS old and well-established School has
| just closed year Of marked prosperity.
1t has charming location, elegant grounds,
superb buildings, frst-class furnishing, full
course Of study, large and able Faculty.
Music a specially. Terms from - to 40 per
cent cheaper than at any school of similar
grade in the South. Fall term begins SEP
TnMBER 10. For Catalogue and other infor
nation, address
REV f. f. ROSS, NJ. A, President.
july2S 'S0-2m
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AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMUNICABLE Of KY
THE FAIREST IN THE WORLD.
2!;3(l
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE,
Il The City Of Louisville, on
Tuesday, AUGUST 3lst. 1890.

LU0DUHJ AAW5 "'0 OIDOJ IOOOI
THESE DRAWINGS. AUTHORIZED BY
LEGISLATURE AND SUSTAINED BY ALL
THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY, according TO
"a contract made with the owners Of the Frank
fort grant. viii occur regularly on the LAST
DAY OF EVERY MONTH, Sundays and Fri
DAYS excepted, ior the period Of FIVE YEARS,
terminating on JUNE y, 1885
The United States Circuit Court on March
81 rendered he following decisions
1-T-rHAT TIE CoHMoSwEALTH DISTRICT
TIGS C0HPASY IS LEGAL.
2D-ITs DRAwISGs ARR FAIR.
The Manage call attention 70 the lib
eral scheme which has met with such popular
favor heretofore, and which viii again be pre-
aautaI 4e.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Universitys Mississippi

oxford, mississippi.
NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER So
Tuition is now FREE TO ALL STUDENTS
FROM EVERYWHERE, except Law Students
pay so tuition fee
Christmas Holidays viii hereafter be grant
ed
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MIL az FACTORY Srrn
VI All KINDS: MI - LIES
Wxf,..aa "a AHNGs OILS. NDWTVWEsS = n
1eRxs LION PIPE. FTTTaTcssaHssA sasA
TsNqsTNr SSODS. Steam Gmseos'
z1r Ertce-Ifsr. w. send
mas. Co., 143 Main e1r-al.. NJ"
'n- LOUKSVTH.T.E
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e. BLOOM,
FURNITURE-
PHRLH LAND6.
June 16, S0-4-m.

= FILTERS IN RELATION 10 GOVERN
1 rFxr LANDS should be addressed hereaf-
.e4 "a a. N. KIMRALI, Receiver, JACKSON,
Mss. in order 70 receive prompt attention.
Aug Is 60-3W.
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4 Devon COW is reported that mad pound
Of butter in summer from IN pounds OF milk,
and from = pounds in winter, with pasture
only ia summer and in winter eight ears of
corn and two quarts Of bran fed dry twice a
day. She gave - per cent. more milk when
MIXED three times u day.
The weekly clarion., 1880-09-01

The Rural Messenger thus tells how to turn
"A horn Rasp the horn on the outside if you
wish 10 turn the horn in. 1t viii give life to
that part and increase ifs growth wonderful
1y on the side rasped. You can give the horn
any shape you please by scrapIng
The weekly clarion., 1880-09-01
AI7 Students In Attendance Last
Session,

ExrEx.Es roR N1sE MONTHS SESSION.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25

r ORR territories arc now attn (
the favorable action ot Congress S
for admission INTO the Union, name
y, Utah, New Mexico, Washjn 3ton
and Dakota, and It looks likely
enough that the Scripture saying
wiIl be illustrated, and that the
last will be first. This territory is
the largest in area OF any one OF the
applicants, and is being the most
rapidly settled. A. the late census
taking, 1t uraberad 40, 900, and
before MI apporiionment law can
be perfected Il viii doubtless have
the population requisite TO enti.Ie II
TO ! Congressman under The new
ratio q representation to BE astaD-
lIshed. There is 8 heavy tide Of
emigration setting IN that 1ireo-
iton, helped on by that magnificent
enterprise, the Northern Pacific
Railroad, which il already com
pieted across the territory west
ward, and viii be THROWN. ont
lateral branches along its line as
the requirements Of tins rapidly de-
yeIopiDg country shall make neces-
,ary. Besides the rich mineral
resources IN the btack Hills region.
Dakota as grass and grsin-pro
dnclng county Is unsurpassed,
taking IN the very cream OF the
wheat belt for nuudse,ls OF miles.
The Missouri river passes nea,Iv
through the center of the territory,
and is numerous branches, besides
turHi~hH. an abundaat water sup
ph, arc many Of them broken By
falls and rapids winch. when IN
proved, VI! turn the wheels OF any
number OF magutsctor.es. THIS
embryo State has , mos: hopeful
aes'i,.y II Tie veg .e.- f....a.-
Sat- Tys.,l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25

i 1EEESroNnl>c Of the Gin
cjnn"t. G5sz5ttc, writing from
A.lcna, N.ol., H.:s: A1peaa j.
one i ~ Aany Michigan towns
that are sp:insjhg ~ aloag the
lake shore at the a.ou;b Of rivers
whose tributaries aow through the
Grea; vjDo forests Of The state.
Every river throughout the con-
sisnt!y reccdiug Inn Der belt OF
Michigan, now rcaching from the
Saginaw Valley 10 Tie Straits ii
Markinaw. sufficiently large to float
= raft ot logs, becomes a high way
between the lambcr camps, where
IA molly crews Of men, gathered
for = tev winter months from all
nations Of the world, rob tile !orcsts
Of their precious pine. The time is
near when the pine boarded by
nature for ages within the bosom o.
her forests Will be exhaust
Oh the saw mills, now
bursting with lie, will stand silent
and deserted. What is to be lie
future OF this region when that time
shall have arrived ? 1t is o remain
3 useless waste, awaiting The slow
restoration % liz forests ? L Is
certain tina: he agricultural value
OF he and stripped G: It's pine is
proving TO be much greater than
WAS formerly supposed. ClearIngs
are being made, and good crops of
Eheat, oats, hay AMI potatoes
raised. y tide OF emigration in
this way is following the wood
choppers and converting the multi
ated forests into prosperous farms.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25
NOTICE.

STATE or WISCONSIN,
CoUSrY or DoUGLAs, 'icait Court.
Hiram Hayes as srrairirtg pafser Of ats firm
Of Bright e Hayes, Ra1.tiF.
AGAINST
AMBROSE B. Burbank, Deten9sri
TEE STATE or WISCONSIN
To THIS SAID DkrExDEYT,
You are hereby summoned t. aa.ca~
within twenty Gays after service If his
summons, exclusive Of the day eff service.
aud defend the above entitled action m the
cou.t aforesaid and in case OF sovr fgilrra
90 TO DO, judgment will be rendered arsips.
yoG according TO the demand of Tic com
p.llat
Dated August u. 1880.
Go ", FaaRr, Plaintiff Attorney.
p o. address Superior
Douglas Coanty Wisconsin.