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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT
 Arizona Territory, Auc. F. I--l. Notice ls Esre given that th following named set uer has filed uutrt nt Gl- intention tp make final proof in snUYor' c @ caru and csiTe tual entry thereof a' the ~- l. nd pfIre at Pre- colt. Ar1z ua on the -5th dAs of ~r. sl a'r. i-~l, Charles B. G.uung II: No. l6 f'Ttae r. .s ul M i aud NEtt of SW., and Lot 2 of v D. Section i9, ToEu-Alp II V. R.. { w and EaHrs 'hr f' lowing tl- uItErS-es. ytz. Geo W Cu-.l-. charles N. B-s, h. Henry NJ. Herbert Jos eph K. N alE-r Albert B Moves
 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register aIs-sw
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HONEY. TIE BLACKSMITH.

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 Ant "i rar-.. s-... s-.sE ..- .--r a.y -aoez, AL t.s VIZ e ..ss '.. -rT H- --.i a-r.r-.
 And t5 rra- ,t.- -.-.. ..-iH. .-..... rr- moose, Wh.L once ou e.. 4r.stirI-s e.-s / .s,-. ..t. Ne7fr i-i.- rlr- q" -.rl-. vasi' '.- -.. -- -a;. In search. .u-s.. .sss- .-....4 --. .----d
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 ch. T.al t.e a-g.i -.-.- .sr9ose shah
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SPOTTED TAILS MURDERER. .-DEApwoop (D. I ,, September Grow Dog was ar ralnged before the United States Commis- sloncr to-day, and waived examination.
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Wanted, Immediately
FIVE OK TEAMS

TO HAUL HsI FEl1i LowLR GRANITE CEFEK. ] tu WhlVf.- Depot and TEe--gtt Ter TarEcuizr-. etc.. al oep. E -tsJ-. tIy I-td Iarg or J. F. Marion. Pr~scofr. W- II. HATCHER.
 Prescott Se!t. 6, I,-i.
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J. C. Lennon. Superintendent of the Nugget Mine in Tombstone, IS interesting himself in the Santo Domingo mines of Col. L. A. Smith, of Yuma lIr. Lennon Is a gentleman of vast mining experience and what he asserts of mine is intalllhy correct. Free Press-Just so, MT. Purdy. Ed. NIINFH
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Assessr enf Natice

To W A. ftiLER-You are hereby notihed that nave eKpFd.d Tor te years oi Is7s Is7g md ls one hundred dollars each yea- in labor and inuroVeneuf. In the No antutn Mining Clair, Green good Mining District, toulty of Mojsse territory of AriZona in orfef o hd -ad clin under the provisions Section 2-52f weed statutes uf the rited Stafe- and ,I within ue5y oas- after this uy'ic~ by pb LcagiOu you iAt of r~--r |" caLtrba;s goa portion of such e1- iv itrrg- a. s1'uer. your interest in said aiTa Will Oee'u.- ih. rr't--fy Hf The -8H-c- or hIs legal repTrse. .tStIvr, Uuaer said Section 2.l-4
 a. r. PIERCE. Prescott A l-, June Isth. issl ii4.
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Notice for Publication.
LREDofrfrr ~ rrs corr.

LAND of FtFf tI FFF corr.
 '-..-sA 4LIsIrcuE. AaV. g I--1 Nuti@a i~ -r y s.y.u tha- t-e foIgvirl. named seit!er a-- t-H uat'e of I. iutsu n k- hral proof Iu sUTtort ot hs ca u. aad 1rai " m 'r-o: sf trr T. and q. .- at re-rCtf A. ,I the ai'h d4y uf ~eute- h I--1: r. r.. Nr. -a. Fzue H. Fr"v-n. f'r En- - 'a ,l - l. i Sc 6. and N - o, D and -. u- 10 !. -.c- z. Twp. Is. N- R. 2 and Lam J. N- CIVy. Is. l.TSckrusr. Ale O Moves aud P-s7 1'cs1, d. U,' ue'sy- aE of lsvsp~I County. q. \.
 WI '. KELLY, Register. alC-5y
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ESTRAY !!

GAME IT. NJ Ff'CF ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO V one sra, r-.r- t--- laI K g T ou Ie.t hip, The owner is h~re Lsrbr Co cal. fay siErEss. sId take the mare away. GLDrGf ETEA.
 a24-lm HAtea' raa.s Ranch, hgua Fra Valley, \. T
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IIrailit- who have lo~' bu are recovering yi;ai stamina. declare Il lTtteFu! terms their appreciation of tb" merits tunic0 of UoS- tette-- stomach Bltier~. :. Gt only does if lmpart strength tp line weak it correets an irregular ac.d -tate cf ,he .f mach. makes the bowels a"i a' proper intervals. gives ease to those who suffer from Ih- utr;ttic and kid ney troub.e~- and couIucr~ a- well as pre- vents fever and a-Ee- l-'-- For sale by all Druggists and dealers generally.
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WINNINGS OF MAUD $. - CfSCINATTT. Maud $ will be turned into pasture. She has won S20, 900 this season.
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There is nothing that strengthen, d man $ honesty semach as Jo grus- ham. suspect ham. and vou weaken his ta.Jh m himself ant n everybody else.
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The largest rattle snake of the season was killed this week at Ei Rio, 6 miles down the river. It measured f feet G inches Ill length, its greatest diameter was : inches and it numbered r. rattles besides the button. The rattles are now in the Free Press cabi- met The snake was killed by Engineer Mellus after a lar fght.-Free Press
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Condition Of the President.
BITTER THAN roR sEvrRAs DAYS PAST.

BETTER THAN FoE sEyERAs DAYS PAST.
 EXECUTIVE MAN,IoS, (Washington), Sept. G.30 P. M The President passed com fortablc day, and this evening appears bet ter than f,r some day, past. He has taken a larger proportion of nutriment by the mouth and manifested greater relish for 1t. Hi, pulse shows no improvement as regards frequency and strength. The rarotid ab- sce,s continues to improve The wound shows as yet little change. This evening his pulse is l04, temperature 992, and respiration Is.
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Notice to Tax-Payers.
May 25th. lSan.

, HF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF YAV.PAI COUNTY h, been turned for tEe cn lec-iou cf taI-s. They due and all persons request ed to come forward and settle the
 iO5. l.. W II hEk.
 >serf and Tax Collector. Presc tt, Augus. 27th, 1881.
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I5u .L.ss> .NoIiCe.

Iot.r ' ,I...s.~. l.-.-y Territorial Tresssrer i- my 70, i.y l. a.-g,l sgtI. c. tfa aBy uI al ttl-3,-- .- r. f.f. E m a se1er from the r, rritorv whether ,''g.a- .- u-t.-v1Ht, fully ! might or could ao If .-ly r,-~at
 T.J. BUTLER. Irese1tt, uc 9;r, 4>-I. 1T
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SETH BER DRAWING

- "r+L ir4 lilAAI-' >i- HALF TICKETS, q. - II'AhI7' Co IICCETs, Sl0e
 Remit Money or Bank Draft in letter, or send by Express DuN'r SAND BY REGIS TERED IETTtR DR Po-roFFIcE ORDER. Or ders of s' and upward, by express, can be sent at our expense.
 F. M. BOARDMAN. Courier Journal Building. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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For Sale,

fine farm, with good bearing orchard, comfort able dwelling and good out-houses, waterrlght etc. at Walnut Grove, YavapAi county, A. T. 1itle perfect. Inquire of the undersigned, at the residence Auen Prescott, A. T. ANN r. LAMBERSON.
 Prescott, A. I. Sept | 1sSl-w3t
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aud will bore toaYy
 REQUIRED DEPTH.

They will. t0Vc successfully and satisfactorily in al: kinds or Earth, soft sand aud Lime. stone. BiiUInin0J.. Stohe Coal. Slate. Hard Pun Gravel. Lava. Builders >erpentine and Con. glOner0tc Rock and guaran- .ee,! 10 iiake ihe very best Of Wells in Quick Sand. They arc light running. simple in construction, easily operated, durable, and acLnOu l:dsed as the best and moi practical nac.:inc cXtant. They are en- dOircd Iy >CH.c Gf ll,- highest Sta;c ii.ciais. Ne contract for prospecting Gor
 COAL COLD. SILVER COAL OIL AND ALL KINDS OP MINERALS
 A & fer sinking Artesiaa WeI.a and Coal Sh fs Etc. Nea.eo urc.sa Engines. Bo l. srs. w nd Mills, rIyaraaic c Rams. Horse Pow IS BIlc!E h1aclins5 l.ii.ias Tool. Pc tabls Po gss Rock D.lE5 a d "a hiu- cry Of Q l K q g.
 Es--C ood Activ Agen wanted in evei Country III the World
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DisturneIIs GaletteeT 0f Auz0na states that the Territory has tfty-tve stamp mills of from two to eighty stamIs each, aggre- gsting 585 stamps Of the en.IIe number only one mill Is run by water power. Ca chisc County h-s nine mills, acgregating 145 stamps: Gila county. twelve mills, 79 stan ps; Maricopa county, thIee mills. &5 stamps Mohave county, seven ndI,s. C0 stamps; Pima county, five mills. - stamps Plnal county. four mills. g stamps Yavapai county. fifteen mills, IF stamps. The NuI- ture mill, Maricopa county, heads the list with so stamps.
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C. " CrsE.. 3Is P.ns e.; Rs1sa Ia. sss FrsHcig1s ts ss< As,a, fer fs, AEIz0SA NlsEA ss fAaf 1''y. g,t sstAorasoa to ssl>lf roa<gs ds nts sstztis. zasgt fake ora>rs for adse~tisag aaf z,>aa ,o aEg stas' bSs,.>1s ssvoi,iss uSsa A's t> rsyressatati1s e 1ls PrIlssksr
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ESTRAY COLTS!

GAME TO MY PLACE IS THOMPSON VALLEY ' about the first of May, two colts. They were al one time sold to sam Ball These cors two year old gray, the other . sorrel: branded with hR 5. The is r-questei tO take them away and pay for advertising and other expenses.
 J. BUCHANAN. August 1Oh, 1881. Az
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CAUTION.

IT. P -Gr~ AT Tt-$FB NOT TO PTB- \ cha-. -,r'... u. .r-- ue'. drawn iH favor of T.. G.r.r- 'r.ae .l. tI srI .Gzrg iur dollars and 7A rs.'-. Ef -. trI -.l r.rtcr -4 h. l.-l, and .lau-t ? l-. a- -s... ---f. -.slI fg-i.
 II I!-i'4.. MILL LUMBER co. Presg,ft. tr--i-t --. i--l-
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER :}O. ISSL.
 IheSe drawings occ1r monthly Sundays exceptedJ uu fer provisions Of an Act of ;bs "enerai As-' mbly Of Kentucky.
 Th@ United states Creu1- Court oa sIarch 31st ren deFed 'Ae taAoslaZ Getl-i.Ez.
 1s,-- hat h. Commonwealth p;stri- buirn Conpaly is legal.
 2d-IJs dr. wings ale fair. b;-Iae ,CoiaPany has now on hand Lrgsrs
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AARON WGLTauNFE, a,c't.

In ,he Probs.e Co1r;, Ya,-is4 County. Tsrriery Of Ariz0La- In tLe llz-tr= tl.e est4te
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CHARLES D. PosroN.
The Rearing hassayampa

The old lIassayampa Is agtin on the ram- page, and has caused immense destruction. \ heavy rain and cloudburst occuIrcd north of Nlckenburg on Sunday afternoon, and the storm continued all night. sending down an immense volume of water. The dam of the Central Arizona Mining Company was again torn out and several hundred feet of pipe destroyed, causing the further sus- pension of the mil at the Nulture mine Men are at work night and day repaiging the damage The road to Seymour l. al most impossible, and four feet of wa.er were running Ill the main channel last night.
 Several shippers have again met loss. A heavy lead of barley drawn by lG mules, and moving to Prescott, was caught by the torrent at the head of the dam and the dIlgeIs had only tnie to unhook amt swing their mules on to the adjoining bluff The wagons lie deeply buried in the sand. and the barley Is much injured bY "..i-" A. A. several ",ner py.Lts a.ur@ tle river other teams le hub deep i'll the sand The Has sdydmpa IS renewing its ancient record for destructive torrents - PheulX Herald.
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NoTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To WHOM IT MAY V concern, that will not be responsible for suy bills contracted for goods suppIle- furnished either suicontrsctors any oth persons employ ed the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, parti-s have aa order from one of our firm their bus manager. JOHN K PRICE < CO.,.
 I agstaff. June l, 1881. Railroad Contractors.
 Democrat please copy. 6mos
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AGENTS AND cANvAsSERS

Make from s25 to f5n per week selling goods for F. 5 kIDEOUI < co, h Barclay street New York
 , for their catalogue sud terms. ovSly
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RESTING QUIETLY.
ro cHASGEs INDICATED.

My --..--L--- t-. tli, hni,r tL.. Prfsi now resting quietly.
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ENEcuIHE MANSION, Washington, Sept. 3--1.l5 A. N.-Everything Is quiet at the Executive Mansion, with nothing to indi- cate any change in the favorable symptoms which prevailed at midnight. The phy- s.clans are dczing and members of the fam fly have retired for the night
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Probate NOtICS

It~-cutt. August s.h. lssl.
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Probate Notice.

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No one can fail who is willing to work. Women
are as successful as men. Boys and girls can
earn large sums. Many have made at the bust
ness over 500 dollars in single week Moth
inc like il ever known before. All who engage
are surprised at the ease and rapidity with
which they are able to make money. You can
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Wedding Cakes a Speciality.
ID. III. HASKELL
TOWNSHIP AGENT, C. n. X. R.
Town LOTS FOR SALE 0R LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PIrR.
chase Lots in the town of Winnemncca. are
hereby notified that all applications for the same.
or on business relating thereto snouh be ad'
dressed tc the undersigned at San Francisco.
at the c. I. r. r. Office where they will receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to ths com
pany, without having bought or leased the same.
are also notified to attend to the matter withous
delay and avoid trouble.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

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road between the Humboldt House and Mill
CITY stations, is offered for Sale or Rent, on
reasonable terms For particulars, address
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Or, call at Thacker's Ranch.
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, 1881-03-11

SENATOR AS6Cs CAMERON, Of Wisconsin,
w!len his term expired, announced that to
would nnt be n candidate for reflection, md,
nfter sharp struggle, Sfr. Thtetus Sawyer
scc,lrcs the prize. Soon afterwards Matt
Carpenter .1lesl, leaving four years Of unex-
pired term. Tllereupun Angus roconsi1ered
his intention to retire from tho Senate, Aiil
concluded that lie would 'lko to remain In
thnt bully fouryea longer to help Gartleld's
Administration. lie returned home, hid
sirge to thu Legislature, storlnel tho fort,
md captured It Mt tho point Of tho baYonct,-
Scotch style of doing things.
III 1915, when Carpenters first term as SEN
ator expired, l,e WIS under cloud In Wis
collsin un account Ut Ills Crelit-AIoDilier atld
salnry-erab transactions, and bitter hostility
to Ciytt-Seryica reform, which lie ridic1l-
lUllsty proclaimed TO be unconstitutional! )!
Tho consequence was, Nr. Cameron was
elected by the fusion Of eighteen boiling
Republicans and 1ifty-one Democrats over
Mr. Carpenter, who was then the regular
nominee OF tho 1sapAbllcan caucus.' Mr..
| Cameron Inns made faithful and consistent
Senator. and his six years. service in wash
| fngton will be OF substantial service to him.
Ills new term will expire II, 1885.
! Tho Journal says thnt "Tte Democrats
| were induced to support Cameron In lsij5 for
Senator because it WIS believed tint lie tatl
| accepted u liberal platform which had beull
tclcgraphcd lin at In Crosse; but 1t after-
wards proved that Cameron never saw Il
unti! after his election, ami that 3lr. 1tusey,
Cameron's law.partner alul Democrat, Ind
accepted 1t for lin III his Absence"
, 1881-03-11

henrts. liIs cses wcro bcnt upon tho floor in n
listening attitude.
Thu last paragraph Of Tho Presidents re-
ply has been printed, but tie following,
which WAS almost equally significant, was
omitted fram tho Associated Press report:
lapprovc lnoal heartily wfnt yol, hnro aaitl IN
reference to tho frtcipsn nf indvlsln1 Judgment
and ncffnn Eynib1lizcs tn this portrait Thcro
nrc soycrni s,yereKuttca In thts cni1ntry.-tirsf,
tho arsrrclHi,tS Of tHc American people. theil
the sovprrIrnty ncarcst 10 ,ts a1l-thc aoycrelKs-
II tuftrt tn dGafr1 IN nrcotnHtt ,ctth Tue c.'-
rfr'fofs u l1''h The i<tdH n thc ffmt'V. 1T tho
picture that Is bnFore IA TINT 10 brnvely sym.
l"!ltzed. hive no duult the American neoplc
vii! always tender!y rrvHrsl tho household SOY
ere1Knty, nnC1 however hnnsChultts mny eiiler III
their vcws and convictions believe that thoso
differences Will hn respected. Ench household.
hy following H&own convictions md holding It,
sell responsible to at,d. will. th1nk, bo resPont-
c'f by tho Atlercn1t people.
This part OF tho speech, 1t will be observed,
wns II two-cttgctt swori. cutting both ways.
1t WIS a beautiful complimcntto Mrs. Hayes,
but II sufficient Motice that Mrs. Garfield dL,i
not Intend to folluw In her fUOtsteps. The
speech. rs a Whole. was ono 0f tho most
felic1tons OF NIL Tint Gen. Garfield Inns ut.
tered; md It was scarcely 400 words III all. II
isa pity TINT the press reporter should have
troaghs It necessary 10 mutiiate 1t In send.
lug 1t to the country.
, 1881-03-11

THE J0nrnnt nf Science contains NJ, article
from tim pen Of prnf. Ant1row Dewnr. In which
he sots forth tho novel and. tnec,l. atartlfng
theory that "sex" Ia Nh Inherent quality OF clc-
montnry matter lipsu.s olt With tho observation
that all tho sIxty-four clements ho1onE to o,o OF
two classes, aud clthor metals or tlDt-mctnls.
Moro dunI,ty Is nlon0 hint, but It remains to
sllow that dttal matter ls productive. Two tc.
nlnles will nut produce, trtther WILL two mnleB.
II production results from tho natural cOniOlnA-
ton Of two metallic olemonts, or ut two nom
nsctn1tto elements, tho theory thRt mht'or Ia
soxuai fais at tho nrst trial. nut Mr. DoWar
dec,arcs mo natural production cnn bo found
containing tho oloments OF only ono cnss: buth
tnptaIllo and non-tnctallo nrc essential to n
formation" Even tho slim pfcst nnturnl prodIic-
tons, s,lotl M air and water, arc Of tinal cont
blnatIon. Air IL composed Of oxygen. nitrogen,
cnrbonic acid gas hydrogen. etc. Water Ia uutn-
posed Of oxygen and hydrogen. Fire. once
thought to be Itself an e,emcnt. Is produced
from oxygen, hydrogen, mud other opposing
lunl clements. 80, rock formations, crystlls,
strata. eto., nro tlual combinations. Tho PREM.
isca ttcing thus cear ns TO tho elements Of mat
ter, nid rs all p1ants and Ati1nals nro composed
Of combinations Ut these sumo elements IN vnr-
ant proportions, it follows that acx in animals
md vegetables Is derived from and had Its origin
in thu sox or t1unty ot mnttcr. hut what
cullsc8 dual matter to combine prolucttvaiy4
When hr. Duwar nil8wcrs that, llo will hnvo
solved tho question which Edlpils Rlttnsolf
could not have answered, aud which would hny1
saved tho life Of tho Thobnn Sphinx-viz.; lluw
docs llfo result from llfeess Inatter2
, 1881-03-11

Mn. STEPHEN u. Do1tsEr, 1t h satd, has
written letter strongly fntlorsfnx the CHAR
acter Ut Atr. Tom Draty, the Second Assist
ant lostmaster-t -ticneral, manager Ut the cor
rnpt and proillEato Star-lloulo Division OF
tho Department. va arc not informed who
constituted Mr. Stephen u. Dorsey spotlsor
for other peoples characters. nor why his
Endorsement" should bo considered ynlua-
Biz III this particular Instance. ItsohappGns
TINT tho accuser Of Tom brady Is also the nc
c,Iscr OF Stcpflen u. Dorsey. They are both
III TIC same hoat, md tarrou with the same
stick. The Washington correspondent Of the
,!'orltl, utter recItlng the charges Of 1llnds
agail'st Hratly, nlreutly published III TIE
TRIBUNE, continues rs follows:
Thu record shows. 1lilds charges, that stephan
before h0 LETT tho Scnnte. and that he and his
brother and bruttlar-ii-law hive ha,l incrcnsca
amounting, OH ecvgnty od rUutcs+ to more than
sHM,uOD III Il year.
IL Brady is guilty. Dorsey is Consequent
ly II is becoming lit neither to indnrsa the
character OF tho other. But, since Afr. dor
scy has volunteered to 10 this great service
for brady, 1t would be only common gratt-
tuue for Drady TO do rs much fur him. We
shnll look with Interest, therefore, for MI H.
ttt,rsetnnnt ri tho character Ut Mr.. Dorsey by
his next frie,ml. Mr.. Tom Brady.
, 1881-03-11

CHhlLQ WALL 1IttEhHNI AVA NOtohNN1h
tion.
Tl,n Tories arc absolute masters OF the
situation. N[r. Gladstone has kindly ftr-
nlshett t!cns. In tho urgency rule, with a
club by means at whfc', they can, whenever
they choose, bent out tic brains OF any land
bill That al,all bo introduced. The adoption
Of rulo concerning tho limitation Of lar-
iianchtary tlcbntc authorizes md makes re-
spcctablc any obstruction TINT ahnli not como
within the reach Of that rule. 1t would for
merly hive been considered tinwise, II ll,t
Indecent, 10 talk against mn Important public
measure merely for tho sako Of kill
inx time. 1t will no longer he 30
considered. The Tories would ,ttiQnes.
t1ollably uso nga1nst Nir. Gladstone. II
driven to 1t, precisely the weapons which
the l'arnellites employed 50 long against the
combined forces Of tho l.tbernts anil Con-
scryat[yes. Tile urgency rule, 1t will DO OBJ
served, is cunnlngly contrtycd to hit II us q
deer but miss II It's ca1fs The Irish IN this
case ara tho tleer, anst tic English Conscrva-
lit tho latter. 10 DECLARE urgency It Is re-
quircd that at 1cast 800 members slinll vote,
and three-fourttH Ut those voting must be In
fayor Of stopping debate before 1t caa be so
ordered. Such n majority can never bc OBJ
tatne1 ngainsr either Of tho regular parties.
Tlle Irish members arc said to bo so
conscious OF tho prrJut1ices against ireland
and the Intentions OF The majority In rarllA-
mcnt, or Mt least of nil the Conservative
minority, to postpone action OH the Lnrd
bill, that nconciliatory course IN the Conanit-
tco on Supply ts contemplated. We fear
, 1881-03-11

IT was regarded as MI Objectionable cir
cumttunce thnt tho lobby at Washington OH tc-
half Of Stanley Matthews consisted Of two Den1-
ocratic cdltors-both rolatlves-afr. Wattersosl,
of tho Courier JOURNAL and BIT. hloI.oan, Of tho
Cincinnati Enquirer. hfr, Wnttarson does not
put n better face on affairs BY his explanations
iu bis paper oditorialy. ns follows;
Il ts not true that there was u "lobby" Mt
Washington urging Ills [MatthcWsl cot tIrnlatlot1.
On the contrary. there sns = c1nsp!cuos1s nb-
bus novrr boon Supreme Judge cunt!rlneu who
titl not either lppear himself or hnVo sonIu
friends on tho ground to answer possible obtce-
lions. Judge Matthowa hna two nsld two ou!y,
MI. Washington MuLcnn, Ut Clnc!nnati. and tho
editor Ut this pnper. who takcs this otcaston TO
shy to these whit have Kone out OF tholr way to
question bis motives and conduct N tho !nattor,
that he Ia lKnnrRnt OF my oncltston which cA1t
better Justify tho tuterposldon Of n friend thnu
, 1881-03-11

THE Toronto Globe complains that the
{lUu,uuo yotet By the Canadian PnrtIamcnt last
year for fool- supplies for tho starving people OF
lrolaad waA expcuded In tho construction OF
plcss aud the purchase OF boats and tuokse for
fishermen; aud 1t would like tohave an explana-
ton frou, tho Dominion Government, which was
pludyed, 1t says, to SEQ the Intentions OF the
Legislature fulnllod.