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A BIT OF SELF-CRITICIsM.-The illustrations
70 NV former volume with some severe cfiilcl.u
puf arr bound TO say that Of that severe criticism
AR, ed 10 every wcrd only thought that the critics
would perhaps have beer less severe they had seen
nv oreiuaI ara Wings themselves. The ILLUSTRATIONS 10
tbe prescott volume have been made by new process
partly ms before NY own sketches 6ut parity also
from trust that they wlll De IOund less
unsatisfactory than those that went before IL.
A. FreeTnans Sketches from the Subject and helshoor
Ian .f NpuiCe
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"Why are you so late, my loye?" she
asked, rs Ee came staggering home at 8 a: ~ ~
she echoed. "Did Ill say smith," he qneried "
m-Incnt B-BBrown.| "Wbat-krown! she sad' III
agn,,v "N-n0 u-n-uo not Brown" he continued; y
Jenkins" This is too much" she shriekcd "Inat
w-w-what told EN-" hc said, as he sat down on an III
Wis Lee
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Ir,nVIIIE. Col. Dee G.-Iuquiry NJ the railroad
office shows that shipments continue Il ten cal
loads of ore daily from the Robinson mine 10 the
Argo Works. Shipments to the La Plata Smcltcr
have also been resumed. Elias assayeT of the Rob
iuSpu Company, who l. now here, says that the
grade OF The has not deprecated and that ship
IDruts will continue There Is a much better feel
inc here regarding the minc though as the mine Is
moi omen To visitors Il is impossible 10 say definitely
regarding its condition. 1t Is believed now that
low grade is being shipped so rs 10 dcprcss the
stock. The driving OF the 9Th level was begun Sun
day
GOLD MOUNTAIN New, Dec. /. via CANDEIARIA.
The main shaft on the state Line mines Nos =
aud 3 was sunk in November % feet; total depth
30 feet. The laying OF the new watcr-pipe was
Icrun November .. and nearly 900 feet OF il
llid during the month. All the pipe IS now in the
led of ihc ditch.
Good ere IS being taken from the shaft. The Miller
shaft is down 90 feet, and the ground Is working
better
TOMBSTONE Arz., Dec G.-The official reports of
the product of the Tombstone mines TO November |.
show that the total number OF tons worked, 100000
Welded an average of of f63 per ton.
The extensive system Ot waterwCrks, to cost over
half n million, which is now beng constructed here
by the Ncw-YOrk. Ncw-Engand and Western In
vcstmcut Company, Is progressing rapidly.
RoBINs0N, Col, Dec. 6.-Thc Robinson Cons0l-
idatcd mEc is shipping the usual quantity of ore TO
La Plata Smcltrr and to the Argo Works. averaging
100 tons per day. Ore Is being shipped from the
eighth level.
The Robinson Consolidated mine shipped 90 tons
of ore on Monday average assay, 81 ounces silver
per ton.
Old Dominion Copper superintendent tclcgraphed
Dec 3 " Am sinking Wine on new strike, imprOv
ing every foot; solid high grade ore eight feet wide
Old Dominion lower level now entirely in rich ore
Cannot yet tell width of ore in west drift
NaTkutl superintendent autographed from Silver
City. Idaho, Dee. .: Furnace running SplendIdly
turning ont sixty TO seventy bars day
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Meroorian y are circulating in London with forged
title in imitation of the first They are, however, so
badly done that nobody need be deceived who ex-
amines his book before buying, but buyers from
London catalogues may as well be on their guard
The type of the forgery has heavier face than the
genuine, and there is one more page to the whole
hook G. W. S.
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Sales bp auction.

WILL be sold by public auction on the dock
w of the Port Monmouth and Middletown Steamboat
Company nc Port Monmouth " ION December "a 1881 at
IL CLOCK noon the steamboat William V. wilson together
with the d0ct Of said Company Inquire OF CHARLES L.
WILSON, No. Ill broadway. New.YOrk.
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Corporation Notices.

Corporation Notices.
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for building crib
~ bukhoad at Coentes Slip East River will be by
department OF Docks II and l9 Duanest until Thurs.
day December g. 1881 at IL O'clock For full
The city Record Copies FOR sale at No City Hall
NOTICE. Proposals for building n pier on
~ orh Brother Island East hyer win be received by the
Department Of Docks III and ll9 Dulnest until Thursday
DeceubeCS 1891 at IL O'Clock For full infOI
The city Record. Copies Tor sale at No. City Hall
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION Of TAXFa, !
No. 80 CHANBERs-sr, NEW. YOgk, Nov. Ia, lSSL)
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
~ Notice hereby given persons who have omitted
pay their taxes for The year 1881 Ia the Receiver OF Taxes
the shall be paid TO hun his office before
the first day OF December next cent wall be collected
remaining unpaid that day unless
shall paid To- him before the
interest charged and collected upon 80
remaining unpaid that day. the rate of sCvcnper
anuuin be calculated from October ~ 1884, tho
which the rolls and delivered
Receiver OF Taxes
money will be received after2 o'clock p hours
from 3 a. to D. MAHTIN 4. MCMAHON,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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Business Cbnnces.


DTBLISHER WANTED.-A mar with some
capital who the ability and wishes engage tho
publication Ot live Republican paper tna Western city
learn something to his advantage by addressing w. TnD
IrNHE executors of John Stephens, deceased,
sale days the Who'll, de grocery
stock ANA good will 1.-THE late n 81 Ohm stephens
& ~ou OF building occupied The Old Board
OF Trade for four years from May l. 1857.
the Oldest, AMI OF the
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gan opportunity seldom offered.
Will be- full order
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December l. 1881. Detroit, Mich.
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The member firm Western City,
consisting of three members. with capital 100000,
wishes and sell his interest which il Onehaf for the
above
long established large profitable
party wishing invest either special general
partner. VIII hear first class business by address
Ing G. H., Tribune Oricc.
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ASoTUEE HERO OF HISTORY"
HtLEIIU IIl. Trr.rits and Voyages Hy george Make
peace Iovi,. IGuo co.l Ilu'.raaL 81 -. Beng the
lftA Of The s.ies %. fors ~ History.
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CouarinersEip Notices.

NEW.NORk. Dec. ., I05I
FINUE partnership heretofore existing between
4 the Undersigned under the firm name OF ANIHoNf'
POOR& OLIPlIANTi is this day dissolved MI JamosL-
Anthony retiring. ,, -. ,.,n.rs
The bu ,ness VIII he continued by Tue remaining
JAMES L.. ANTHONY, HOWARD MNl.iEn
HENRY " POOR j. w. TUCkERMAN,
JAMES III. OLlPHANT boS'''
Now-lork.
NEw YORK. Dec. 3, 1881
Tho undersigned have this day formed partnership u
the firm oi ,., . 90
POOR, OLIPHANT & co. ,.,.
of general Banking and Stock COhhn
sion business with oldccs at No 10 WJlst, Ne"-i ora ~
No. SO DeVOisiirest, Boston, Mass. 49, -. ~, rvp
HENRY w, POOR, HOMAhD WASniutEE%%
JAMES IL OLlPHANT, j. W. lOChEhh D. D. tcr
New.l Ork. 11-.
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OLIVER oPTICs NEW BOOK.
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OFFICE or THE D
ISYo CONSOLIDATED MINING AND MILLING Company
- BROADWAY, ROOM 20, NEW YORK. NOV II. lsSl.)
THIS Company has this day declared the
Il FIFTH DIVIDEND
i've cents per share aud EXTRA DIVIDEND OF five
per share payable November 30 the Office OF the
company Transfer books close November 70 and reopen
s. V. REEVE, Secretary.
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Diuioeno Notlres.

OFFICE OF TIE ONO SOUTHERN RAraoAD CO.
lis BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK.} I,
COUPONS of the first mortgage bonds of thiyl
" company December i, will be paid at the Corbln
--o HENRY GRAVES, Treasurer
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LT. TEowUEIuGEs &EW BOOK.
THE T0rKEr UIrIE. iGmo. CLOTH illustrated, - .
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-31
Caught in His Own Trap.

| The Cincinnati Gazette appeals to the
Democrats in the present congress to pea
the tenure of Office of act The tel ure of of.
ice act was Republican partisan measure
passed during Andrew Jackson's admin
istratIon. and its object was to prevent him
from getting rid of the violent Republican
cabinet and other officers who were con-
stantly thwarting his policy and giving
him annoyance. Ii was deliberately pass
cd by Republican congress, and has been
maintained to this day. But it threatens
| to become troublesome to Mr.. Garfield.
Like many other partisan measures, it
possesses the power Of cutting the fingers
OF the patty that passed it. and for this
reason the Republicans want it repealed,
and are asking their party opponents to
do the repeating. The Gasette says:
No one OF the acts Of legislation grow
ing out of the civil war has done so much
to change the constitution of our govern
ment. 1t has erected between the people
| and the executive an oligarehy which holds
itself above the people, and dictates 10
presidents. 1t has dissipated responsible
| ity in the public Offices. It was made in
famous iby working the worst and most
general corruption 10 the official service
that ever disgraced this patton. and by It's
utter talIuEs IN auy gOOC.
ALI this was urged against the act at
the time it was proposed; but the reckless
Republican party would not heafkep.
They passed it in spite of all wsrnings
and they have maintained it ever since
Now they admit its evil and ask Demo-
Gratis to come periodically forward and
remove il out OF Mr.. Gar fields way!
Could party impudence go further?
Pu h. - h. III T.. ~
Republicans to hold grand inquest upon
the war settlements" as they were call
ed, and tell US how many and which of
them they would like to have repealed
There was q time when4they proclaimed
all this reconstruction legislation sacred.
and invoked maledictions upon the I'M
pious Democrat whose hand should be
extended to profans any part in it. But
there are at least two of these sacred pets
the twenty second joint rule and the
tenure of Office act-which they themselves
have learned to regard with the immeasur-
able adherence the prisoner feels when
the challce of his own mixing is put to his
own lips; and it would not be surprising il
in time they should come TO confess that
all the reconstruction measures were what
Democrats declared them to be thirteen
years Recommendations violent and
perniclous.
Whether the Democrats are under any
particular obligation to repeal the tenure
Of Office act for Mr.: Garfeld's benefit or
not is q question with two sides. five
mistake not Mr.. Garfield voted for that
very act for the purpose of crippliug one
of his predecessors, and il would be nothing
bur an exquisite retribu,ion for MIR. Gar
field to founder awhile 10 his own trap,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-31

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-23
What the Purchase of the A.. WI .
and .. Road Means.
Charleston New and Courier.


So far, then, the meaning of the
purchase of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad is that the Louis
vile and Nashville, which is at work
on the extensions from Livingston
to Knoxville, has secured an outlet
to the seaboard other than that
which it now has by way of Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta. But there is
another powerful element to be taken
into account.
The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad cannot reach Knoxville
without running over the East Ten
nessee and Virginia Railroad, which
is the debauching line for important
roads. Col. Cole, the superintend-
ent of the East Tennessee Road, res
CARDS the new purchase as a promise
of an additional outlet to the East
for his own line. It is plain then
that the Louisville and Nashville
must absorb the East Tennessee
Road in order to become indepen-
dent. Col. Cole says: "TDe East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia sys.
tenn, in connection with the Western
North Carolina, is arranging to close
up the gap of forty miles between
Wolf Greek, Tenn, and Asheville,
n. c., giving another connection to
the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia, from Morristown, via the
Western North Carolina and Rich~
mond and Danville, to deep water at
West Point, and also via Raleigh to
Norfolk" Closing the gap between
Asheville and Wolf Greek will put
Charleston in close connection
with Knoxville, as soon as the Spar
tanburg and Asheville Railroad shall
be completed.
The Louisville and Nashville Rail
road is the old opponent of the Cin~
cinnati Southern Railroad, which is
now considering the practicability of
meeting the Louisville and Nash
ville's Knoxville extension by
building for itself road
through Emory Gap to the same
point. It is safe to say that the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, when
it reaches Knoxville, will not consent
to remain dependent on the Louis
vile and Nashville for communication
with the seaboard. A free outlet is
what it needs, and that outlet, if the
Tennessee roads be in uncertain
hands, it can only find by coming
down to Charleston. A western
connection with Charleston, by way
OF Knoxville, is sure to be had. 1t
is railroad necessity.