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STATES

ONE NIV a
INFORMATION INTERNAL REVENUE.
By vir,ue Of an order of The District Court OF the
Cnited states for The Eastern District OF virginia
I'm The above entitled cause. dated Rchmonc, jan
uary %, 1881. have seized and taken possession
of the following prOpertN-to. vii:
About 400 O CIGARS;
About 5000 CIGARETTES;
About 900 pounds TOBACCO:
About 500 EMPTY CiGAR-BOXtS.
Jot of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, SHOW
CASES. COUNTERS, ETC.
Ana do h, rebv give public notice to all persons
in any manner interested III said prorerty that they
he and appear before The SAID District Court to be
held M he cour room. 10 Ihe city of Richmond. on
The lATU DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1881, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, provided The same shall be Gay OF
iulisdiciOn Otherwise on the next DAY OF Jurso'c-
lion thereafter Then and there 10 inierDose their
claims aud make their allegation IN hat behni.
i,oz.Th2w United states Marshal.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


wuEAY--yrm; sales IS foilowS: Sl.2a and
Al "a fos very good white; $40. Clio, tlLT,
aud ~. 70 for common, iar' good, aud very Sooa
Conn Weaker: sales at 81 aud sac, for damp
and very good white; o2c. TOT very good ana Prime
mixed.
MEAI.-Sa At Sc.
PEAs.-Saiey at zoe.
oArs-4sc. for prime bprioz aud zoe. FOR COM
mon rusy proof.
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cans was tnrned into sadness, and the
De mocrats began to 81 Vie sn6 look happier
than they have for week or 30. Senator
Jackson, up TO two years ago, was lead
ing lawyer Of Memphis bun he then moved
10 jackson. Tenn, where he now resides.
lie is debi-payiug Democrat, and Ten
pesseeans say he il ffst-elass man in every
resp ect. He Is about Hliy.ooe years old.
Senator Harris says o better man couid not
bave been elected.
COMPTROLLER Knox BEFORE rRs sENATH
FINANCE OossstTBEg.
Comn,roller Knox, OF The Treasury Dfe-
partmeni. TO-DAY appeared before the SenSfe
Fipa nee Committee and discussed she MD
section Of The refunding bill. Tbs - IN
tended, it will be remembered, 10 eomEei
the national banks TO take the par cent.
bonds not only az security for then cireu-
la,ing notes, hut also for governmentai de-
posts. nalso provide sthat national banks
shall keep one third of thsir capital Ia bonds
at the Treasury. He 2resenteG good
many tables. showing the condition OF
the banks and the general features
OF the national banking system. BE did not
think the sc elton in question was necessary
or lust, az in bis Judgment the present sys-
TEN, with perhaps somo modisea'loEs, VIII
meet all the requirements of sound inaD-
cial policy. lie also gave S6svrae OF the
legislation on the national banking system,
with its effect on The circulating medium OF
the country. At iAe next meeting Trea'u-
rer GIidlhn viii give his views 10 the COM
.mittee on the subject.
Brief NEWS ITEMS.
In his speech on the Indian bill to-day
Senator Plumb said that the policy OF Mas
sacbusetls 200 years ago reduced 5000 In
djans in short time 10 200.
Thirty more clerks Of the Navy DepaH'
ment were to-day discharged. TO take ens0e
February ~. They are on the temporary
roll, and the money has given out.
The House Commerce Committee to-day
AGREED 10 insert in the river and harbOP bin
| 81 .5O0. 900 for The improvement OF sbe Mis-
si.slppi. Other appropriations for .he same
river are yet TO be acted on.
The House Commerce Committee falled
TO take action on the Potomae-riyer i'm
proycmeut.
The Eews from Pennsylvania to-day was
nat encouraging for Oliver.
The House Committee on Territories has
agreed to rerort against the admission OF
Dakota rs state.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, s2S4,1j3; customs, $40 li2.
Mr.. JorgenScu. of Virginia, was at the
White House to-day.
Associated Press reports BY telegraph TO Inc DIS
! patch.I
WASHINGTON, January 26.--EX-Senatoi
Gordon. who has been stopping here Few
DAYS on III, way to New York. lett Wash
incfon tonight with his family for that city
where he will rcmain some time on railroad
busiues, before returning to Georgia.
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. ~Jinuary 2G.-Tb'
President sent the following nomination
TO the Senate to-day: stanley Matthews,
Ohio. to lie Associate Justice OF the Un',e'
STATE, Supreme Court Cice Justice owayne
resigned: Machi Martin TO be surveyor
/, general OF Florida.
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another New Telegraph Company.

CHICAGO, January 26.-Llctnsc 10 OF
game a new telegraph company with a
capital Of 100000 was received by couD'
sci for the corporation Yesterday. \ meet
ing will be held in a few days, when the
organization will be effected aud books
opened for subscription to the stock.
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Embezz,ing Revenue Collector.

BOsTON. January pa deputy United
States marshal left Boston this afternoon for
New Orleans, having in custody Oscar Rice,
who is wanted in that city for the embezzle'
ment OF $4,000 while internaI-revenue col
lector in Louisiana four years ago.
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r,,. ,.rrx.viIIe Tire-Dreu n cd.

Especial telegram TO the mspsirh-J
NoRFoIa. va, January Icy tbe hre
NJ Carrysyille yesterday Z. A. Caichin loses
$4,000. :.
The RyitIsh ship Novam reports EgDert
Orsen fslIing overheard aud agown'hg Oh
her trirsoyer from London
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A NIMAL VACCINE.

Having MADE arrangeTestsviih DR. Y. I. GRIP
FIN President OF the Wisconsin, state Beard OF
Health. and One Of he earliest, the largest, and
most rellab,c prOpaga'ors Of AniiDad Naccin, IN
this country, shall De prepared At alb times 10 sap.
ply the public with ACTIVE VACCINE LYMPH
from The young helfer. -
r. ROBERTs BAKER. Pharmacist,
9Eo east Nam street, RishmOnd, Va.
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Wall srnTEr YEsrERpAY.


Nr,v YORK January 26.-TEe Posts financial
article to-day says The STOCK Exchange mafk' Is
are an strong tO.Cay. United states bonds arr un-
changed IA prize. Railroad bonds are al hHher,
the prihcpal advance bong "a per cent, " y. y.
and Western incomes, 81 IN Bloom. and western
Incomes, 2 per cent IN ONO CcblraI incomes anu
4 in ROs. II. end f. lrsis. NJ these issues IRE ~
much controlled by speculation as are hOn-uiSoeho-
paving shares Tne stock lnagset OPP h.a ~ ~ S Su
vance Of "a y uer cent, the latter 81 IT, ano No.
The geOel al market then dectneh "a Ia IN" ht'fr
Milwaukee and ~. Paul. There has Since o'fh an
advance Of 7I I, the latter LAKE RE anh western :
This Stock forms enc Of group or when onl" ten
traI and Peoria -. aud Evansville are mem
Iers These compauies were all rc0rg3niLed 80 cree
A ed bN the same people, ana atloJgh lhc sire,
mort 1ge bonds and income bonds were dOfllant
for several months after theip fs:st lptrpiucoh ho
the uarset. have recently become proihinsht lh
specnlation. OhlO Central 10 day advanced ~ pr
cent aud Peot "A ID. ana r.. yer cent. Inc otner
stocks which nave made notable advances are OatJ-
rio aud Western, - 10 38t: '"fhhgion a.o Hn nt
cy. ~ tol7ll,: d.. f. ano W, per cent, l23t |;
D,aware ana Hudson. TO 1913, 1.-THE dlrect-
ors of This company meet Tomorrow, gu' y
is not generally expected that dividend VIII
be declared, although one h,s pen earned
and the co,nnany has The cash with which 10
nav iD: Jersey Central. ~ To 92is: .esas and
irexas / per cent. To- ~, and Union Pacinc 10
l10H: GENIAL Pacific fell early IN the day IRON
50 10 stjS. and has sold Al 60. Ere Is axaiis
strong, la dug advanced TO 5Os; the osher trunk
line ptocks white strong are duh TIE TELEGRAPH
stocks are only steady. The market Tor lOreisn.et-
change IL qmet, but xery STEADY. 10 me monc
market the ruling rate for call oaRs ~ per ~
the exce9 lionai rates being imd pes cent. j psne
loans ara a0 per cent. Prime merVsnile pap e. Is
5CG5s var cent. Csmeney continuesIo now to Ihis
centre. ,~.n,u
RAJ IfMsRr, January 26.-Viryisia 6's, a. 4, 80
new Ss-40t, 5ls: lo.40s. coupon, s4s Bid to-
day
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The WaIkin%-M Match.

NEW YORK, January 26.-The score IN
the walking.match at O'Clock was /:
Hughes. $50; Cox, 272!; Albert, 26S5 /;
Howard, 265t Nint, 26l4; krohne, 2Gl5.
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a dispatch from Lynchburg to the Balti-
more sam SAYS that Mr.. John NJ. Miller, VINO
died Tuesday "leayes family well pro-
vided for, and had $4,000 insurance on his
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FIN ANt}IAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEpSESD ~. January %, 1891.
SAIEs.-l 900 tax-rCcciyable coupons at %,
] ,OrO do. az 81; 500 f. and d r. z. c. Il 1851 at
1857: | 900 Richmond and Alleghany r. X. = at
lOI4; 1000 c. G. and \. X. K. ID Is ii lOl, 10
do al 42L o do. at 427s. 10 do n, 42Y; 10 r. and
d. r. X. al S6. 10 d.. al So ., 10 DO ~ Sdi. 10 10.
at ST., 0 DO. at seas 10 G. 9. and H. H. y. at 42'5
o do at 427. 10 90. al 427s. 10 TO- at Az 10 do
at427.; 80 X. and ID. Il. X. AZ sc 1000 Richmond
and Danyile II. II. gold Gs a, 80; 10 Il. and -. Il
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A NTHRACiTE COAL.-FOR SALE,
"A 1000 tons "BEN FRANKLIN LYkENs
Nut COAL. Also, WEST VIRGINIA spLINT,
CLONES HILL. and MIDLOTHIAN LUMP ana
HAIL coal. OAK and PINE WOOD OF best
quality. GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL sold by the cargo or in small lots TO suit The
OFFICE AND YARD, corner Of Seventeenth aud
Cary streets. WRIT ROBERTS.
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ElnuY.

flour duli. We ano'e SpBe, t30sz.60: exirx
sts50 ,ater6Be. 4f50Tt4.75: common family
t5s75dtg; choice or patent. family. A7.vO6t6
SfauBton Inspection. exfvt. IS 5c6st6.6O.
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DULMoNkr PULN0MA! rVLMONA

Il. ROBERps BAKER, Drusgsa el9 Main
street has secured the exclusive age isy Tor Ri6h.
nond, city anCs Henr1co cSnnty.
PULMONA. THE GREATEST kS0WN RENE
DY FOR COUGHS, 1HROssr AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
II requires Ooly far trial 10 consssee one 81 IT'S
etiikaey IL (sses satisfaction In eN ssI Instance.
REFnRESCE5:
Rem AE Gibson, VI. IA, Rev. W. n. Osborn,
Rev. ". :. Bwards, ID. d., Rev. ;. wilson,
Rev. Job A. erice. Rev. A-s. Hank,
IieN 4 NJ M Lemon, Rev. l.. ID. Herring,
Rsy. X. W. BLACK, Rev. y. ". trowl,
Esy H. a. carroll, Rev. u. Henderson,
isy J. j. q. Weoster--ali OF Rsltnaore, Nd.
Rev. A. Foster xsA Rev. ososss V. Leeca, Of
Washington, ID. e. -
Sold by Druggist \. X MET1xE, Proprietor. AZ.
West ia site streess Baitimoss, Nd Price. ooc
no 49, sod3m
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE COLD WEATHER.

LoNDoN, January 26.-The cold weather
continues, and has increased in intensity
FENIAN SCARE IN LONDON.
LONDoN, January 2G.-The Globe this
evening saws: The hou-e. armOry, and the
white tower. containing the armory at the
Tower OF London, have been closed 10 the
nublic in obedience 10 instructions TO the
war Office, issued on account OF the appre-
hended Fenian Disturbances.
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1y Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NKw YORK, January 26.-Noon.-Stocks strong
Money on cali. a@5! Der ee.t. fXehanse-Lohs,
gSZ; short, 800. state bonds hull' "o'srh"e"'s
quiet. , u.,.h.o.. aafl
Governments quiet and firm; new o's, 1919; new
d.. lI2t; new As, ll2's. states moderately ac-
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IrnTICE WOOD DEAL.

~ ERs.-An oealers in wood. coal, and coke, and
those having carts wagons for such business ate
REQUIRED by an ordinance OF the'cty TO nave mem
Inspected before Incense can he procured IIoin i.e
CIV Auditor The same can be obtained by apply
ing 10 II. G.. GALLOWAY. Inspector OF Carts ana
Wagons, 1913 east Franklin street, or VIII eau ~
''''NN BE-. GALLOWAY,
"a o.SuS'rblm Inspector.
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WOOD AND CsbAL
GOAL! COAL!
y No EXTORTION.

Best LUMP sPLINT, 1925 10 IS 20 per 1000
pounds. delivered All kinds ANTHRACITE from
S6.7 TO ~ per 1000 pounds deivtrea Too oroas
~ C.H. PAGE.
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NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON. d. C...Jinuary 26.-Tbe
President sent the following nominations
10 The Senate to-day stanley Matthews, OF
Ohio, to lie Associate Justice OF the un'ed
State. Supreme Court cice Justice owayne,
resigned: Machi Martin TO be surveyor
general OF Florida.
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NEW YORK. January 2i.--Cottou-Net receipts
567 bales gross, ll,s73 BALE futures closed
ali 63@sli65; February. =! l.65@sll 81
March. Sll.s Apri, sl2.01@tl2n2 Nav
SI2.42Msl2.43 June. iIZ 2t@si22!; july
2.3UGSl2.3s AUGUST, sl2 fiGtl2 ~; sep
f,tnbpr. 4 ,9sM$lZ.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-14


The Chinese treaties have both been
ratihea b. the Omitted Slstes senate
Senator Miller, Republican and Far.
ley. a Democrat. both representing CALI
fornia. worked heartily and tremendously
IN securing the ratification To slse Re-
publieaa bo0eyer helnngs The most credit
His aelerninSe stand - ibis matter broke
the deaaAaek which was makias our first
sam'nisgratise body disgrace % the na-
t:aa snd laughing stock Tor tie world.
Hoer of aisssachuscl Is wbe helped 70
strike the shaekies from lhe black mans
limbs Taa ready @ hep f'biamen put
their feel upon she necks of while men.
Ne bate maaelin seniimentalify and ali
this cheap rhesofic ebgut tie brotherhood
Of man IS lest upon as as il ought 10 be
upon ell trae men. Nhen the man wao is
underneath IS white one
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-14


One d The legal gentleman who was 10
serested Ia some eases 70 be tried before
Judge Porter was late 10 putting in al ap
peaanee en the first day the court open.
ed The Judge. il few we'll timed re-
marks pointed out The necessity fos
psompfaess III the business - be transsct
Ell as unnecessary delays voela multiply
the burdens tlsat orr new county would
have "a bear lie cited tho case # bis
own county. where thousands Of dpliar.
had hcsn added . its Indebtedness by
wantou ausi foolish trifing ard quilting
We commend his talk 90 every lawSer and
every iayInan here The man Who
said that a nssioaal debt IS uatieual
blessing vas fool- And The same s. true
Of county debt or an individuals debt
We want, in this county. TO avoid unne-
CESAR expense. ard i've entirely Nilhiu
ss income th'si does net involve heavy
s9on. we owe It As duly 10 those
are 70 follow a.. that county war.
tie proofs ef our iuGebleaness.
"a salsable article at nearly their
lug tI1ac Ala sesourees.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-14


There are many ways IA which nine
owners make missakes, and il acne more
frequently than al estimating the value If
theif ore A friend 81 ours once brought
as far sample IF some orc that bc 10
tended 70 have worked. viii the statement
thai 4 would 20 si6s per ton. We made
the assay and 1t went little over q hun
dred We sent him after another sample +.
it went $50 We seai lim afser still an-
other sample il went $50. We fold BIN
for Heavens sake 10 iak1 his ore Is Tie
mil q il sould 50 nothing Tic took II
-ana i worked 81. This man otereslin
aied honestly lie bssasd hat it was u
The ore. some DO not do5t boueslly. we
read il one 81 our Southern exchange
that stlse Arkansas mine jn Arifaca gives
assays ef ore tkai 81 3. zoo to Tie ton.
and that ''shtr are several tons 81 IBIS
qualify Of orc ID sight. LISA physical
improl.al3Iiity. Nature has noi aone Der
Hork ia dat way. She las scattered
cblaridss, and snlpAuIeit. and earthquakes.
ana III the varied forms IN which lie sill
vef nccurs. tbfougs Tie hard quartz mat
TX and ihea Imprisoned Them between
the nangh wells eli tie country rock.
Irael she has deposited metallic silver il
tie sspneNail jackson e oar District The
Silver King q Pioneer District. al Plan.
ehas De Plata Of Sonora and oilser pIsees.
bufall q these deposits arc considered
phenelainal and none Of lfem. taken
VIII fhe eHafiz ~ which lhfy So sur
ROUNDED would reach The aritbmetical al
tituae Of tlts AriTacs mine. A ton = afs
soiaieig pure silver IS bot worth $4,000
Ia tie days 81 our yeFdsnfy, 0e reFe
shown piece of sandstone With string
Of native Silver s. it We we're s. Sac
eraneiss ne tine. z came . they
told ns, from lhe Danube mine There
WIS q cay streak eighteen inches vide
O i eoeehs stock and came to look
after f,pish the iateaiion Of taking 81 trio +
g Esas'ge il SIX noElhs. 81 the agi i
lends. We lieye neget lad nasneg ol9aell y
Iinee e eef past saze's ranch o. orr Jour I,
80 p the sod connu # it were mol b
aas Sc believed tbis eeontFy hid f1 d
'iEe more brilliant ana darassle shsu any 81
4inefal producing eopnsTg b ne world
e nople lave been aafaiiy isge =
E aia believe i sd said We believe
8 lhe AFlzoaas Greatness mosf b
ased Qpoa What she possesses r8.si IS
Sly and ts'al lsef Interests enc 0esa
cries 81 inca HIo re either guoIan. e.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-14

epspaperfom IS in hutter over The
narriage 81 sYAiielaw Seed editor Of she
Iri5eas wishihc daughter ef million
are. 8s Tie cid maid sHid. Is What
we'ss All got tocome to ii ans niiliou.
sire. anywhere, has any daughter, That s.
anyways willing to marry any eeisoT, she
can apply anytime a any Office in tue
Tcrgitory. and end any 81 Us willing to
make any s8critice q forward her wishes.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-14

Iacl4ise county has certainly been Te1
fortunate Is Possessing 50 eliIc5enl va oil
ser IS j. II khan, who combines ii BIN
self fbc Offices of sheriff and Assessor 81
he batter eiuacliE especially Is be d.
charging his duties "a d manner mesl ST
Ircptbie 20 The taxpayers generally Al
through shc bullion IAx, imposing tax 81
two per cent. apeu Use mel proceeds 81
mines was repealed BY ibe last lcEiSla.
liare be bullion itself Is not eyer1pl from
iaxsaon, and ye eislay il sing lhg
Iougiuui psine he included $1,000 IA bat
ION which the cnmpany has N dis ccun.
- j. s. hr Bci,an inlelfion 81 course
% asstss al The companies aIike. aud a.
though he builia1 g shipped 81 aln0e.
IS rapidly as produced, considerable
revenue VIII rcsnb from BIS vigilance
Mr Behan bas not gore far enough.
lie should -tase demanded q stasenel.
som tie company aud taxed The ehole
bullion output II they Noula MOI give II. +
ben be should bare put value on &
iimseii eHd forced lhe qleaiien into tie
'oafis So as te1est the cenfilnfioaalily IF
be repeal Ills assessment amounts %
soshing n fact fEd Bea
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-14


We a's reminded Of she story BY sc ~
peaanee. in Tie Tacsoa Ssv 81 he 5l
5nst Of beautiful piece 81 poetry pub
lisAed 81 Is 3 few weeks ace entitled.
Divided lives we foana il IS he New
York EVENING" II NE remember cor
fsctls and it pas not credited 80 isay per-
son j appe'iss il the Star as 81 or juai
poem, The lefce1ist iRnit6 himself Tao
Wen bet a fge dollar bill that Uno'
das tsoie Who wrote II Ne peea for
stealing poetry Tie author 81 sasele
Eland Or the innocent poet, Il tie sil YER
E19.E can furnish Few yards II Is At any
time, Il they seceiye Tie price per yard
that's paid for apbleaehea cotton
gha eDFied Apple basinsss ii Tucson
IS not sci finished We ueud suggest
that be parties Interested eat two pounds
apiees, and shen parele largely q ice
waser The advantage il this course is
fAas ss would be ssslea
RepFesentatss HsFnes Of Pima is r.
tanned b GFahsm county to fgit Tor 4
eonen ted existence Ne hope ibe spd
WON'T take any ice for his services He
asas tie prineipal operafor u the accosehc- /
saeuf and be opgh. g be pleased 70 help
The baby along, gratis
Tbs esfgz ssgs That aIr samsniego
has started haekloaFd for Riverside. b
oospcet With tie regular stage 10 6lob
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-14

Glabe District IS tie besg place under the
sun 10 buy gold. SILVER b copper mines IN
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1881-05-14

we publish the following from The
Naoor
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26
Answers.

IL. For beginners, we would
recommend Gray's How Plants Grow;
price % cents, published by Ivison,
Brakeman, Taylor & Co., Chicago.
Another good work is Steele's IA
Weeks in Botany; price $l.25, pub-
lished by A. S. Barnes & Co., Chicago.
Probably the best work upon botany,
if the teacher cares for only one book,
and that small one, is Gray's How
Plants Grow. If, in addition, the
teacher can afford another, get Miss
Youman's First Lessons in Botany
which gives good method. But if
the teacher desirs to learn more than
he cares to teach the pupils of a
country school, Woods Glass Book of
Botany, costing about $500, is the
one needed. Although many prefer
Gray's Botany. / do not. II.
II. For every pound drawn by the
single horse, the span should draw
pounds; hence 3 represents the pro-
portion in which the load is to be
divided. go inches divided by
equals 20 inches, the unit of measure.
20 inches multiplied by equals 90
inches, and 20 inches multiplied by 2
equals 40 inches. Hence, one arm
must be 20 inches and the other 40
inches long. G.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26

time viii work wonders, and the peo-
pie viii, after while, find their SUI
preme Court on the side of rebellion
if inevitable vacancies are not more
carefully filled. Besides his pro-
slavery antecedents he is strongly
tinctured with the Ohio "idee" of
money, and what is just now of greater
moment than other objections, he is
committed to the support of eorpoI a.
tons in their entertainments upon the
rights of the people. However much
the lackeys of corporations may scout
at the idea of conflict between COM
bined corporations and the people
that conflict is sure to come, and the
sooner the people recognize the ag
greSsions of capital and strive to stay
them, the less disastrous to the coun-
try will the conflict prove. The SUI
preme Court of the United States is
usually considered a dernier resort,
and is tribunal that has Il high re-
spect for ''vested rights it is also
body that is included with the Senate
as something that corporate interests
desire to control. In the election Of
United States Senators last winter. the
corporations were highly successful
and they have just secured the confir-
nation of one Supreme Judge upon
whom they can safely rely.