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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
fBy Telegraph.l

STANTON, VA. May 2i.-At the mission,
ary meeting held last night DR.. Pryor
cbairDsn q the Committee on Foreign
Missions, presented bis report. The IT,
ceip,s FOR The wear have been $50 000-an in.
crease If 10000 since lat year. The
general WORK Of The missionary service has
been satisfactory and il condition i pro-
mising.
The principal recommendation OF the
committee we're on adherence TO the present
constitution OF foreign missions and the
establishment Of a mission in Africa-a
held now unoecupied by the Presbyterian
Church
Eloqueni addresses on the subject OF for
elgn missions were delivered by Drs. W H.
son, Palmer, and Heyi.
In the Assembly TO-DAY the report Of the
Theological Seminary at Columbia, ;. c.,
was read. The finances Of the Institution
are 10 q comparatively prosperous con-
ditiOD. over $500 has been contributed
for al endowment. DIR. Girardesu VIII re-
tain BIS position as professor IN the SEMI
nary, and DR.. Palmer. OF New Orleans, has
been elected 10 the professorship OF pas
torsi theology. The Committee on 1heo-
logical Semlasries recommended closer
study Of the English Bible by students, ana
more rigid examination OF candidates Tor
the ministry.
Rev. j. A. Quarles. OF Missouri, contin-
ued the debate on reform, making an able
argument IN favor Of the proposed change.
DR.. Philip sebsf, OF the Union Seminary,
Aew York, member Of the Committee on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
The Arrest of Brennan Denounced.

LONDON, Nav 24.-At a meeting OF The
Land League at Dublin TO-DAY the arrest OF
Thomas Brennan, secretary OF the League,
wss denounced . an outrage on the Irish
race. The speakers declared That a national
protest should be made in the shape Of a
c,.naral .friLn analn.f the naNnenf Of rent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
GERMAN LATNORY SOAP.

NEW. AND ORIGINAL
III HAND>OaE, NEW. AND ORIGINAL
HANDSOME. NEW, AND ORIGINAL
ILLUSTRATE PICTUEE.CAeDs
GIVEN TO EVERY PURCHASER OF
HIGGINS GERMAN LAUNDRY >OAf'
ASK YOUR GROCER FoE THEM
fmy l-Su,W,&Flml
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

W. II. sCHiEFFGLiN 4 CO.'S sOLu-
w. BILE PILLS AND GRANrLEs. A fs J
sne lost received l.. WAGNER,
my "a 2is Druggist.
HAVING TAkLN THE STAND No.
IL lO3 EAST BROAD STREET, betwees First
a0d second streets lsoslh siis, ard rued I, ep ~
fiEST.CLAS- DRUGS TORE. with fresb supplies
OF MEDICINES, SURGICAL APPLIANCES.
TOILET ArTlCI.ES. &c hsx 20 D. pernltiei 10
szl The aitsntion OF my f1enas and the psene ysn-
orally TO TIE establishment, asd very rsspcclfsiy
ap 2s JAMES BLAIR
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az Esisgrapn
wv YORt

NEW YORK. Nav 24.-N00B.-stocks dun aud
unsettled. Money. 3d3s w cent FNrnause-
Long. ASA; short. 40. state bonds cul' DON-
erumenis quet and unchanged.
Erssiug.-MOues. 3H34 .rr cent. fNchange
4s3s. G0rerrU .ents quiet and firm new E. lOi
new 5, ll6. he" A. ll7's stats ~ iisht re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

DhlLADE p Fl "A, RIM STS
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-.Suzk 1zaA
SHIP LINE.-FOP PHHADELpt!A FALI
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THRtE TiMEe a WKEK.--Up.l further no
4 - he slcacers II thb inc viii Insse ;r.-yeek '
tips, leaving Philsdelphl- ever TUKSDA I
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
uecting Al Philadelphia with Clydef ~ EnxlAHe
Line for Sall River. ..s
y-efylt received daily 0lul O'Clock Z. n.
JAagS w. MCCAEh-Ck,
General SOzt .ern Aren't Rlck us0nd, Va
VILLAIN r. CLYDE CO.,
General Nanages,
ana 80 70 S-a,s Whsvvss .e-fia-'Sfrfhi.
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1T Gan RE Used CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE. SODA. Oh HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE, TO SUIT The TASTE.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. May "a 1851.

WHrAT-Lanc4s'er. "a bushels very gooc ~
sl9l:l4 bushels very good a. 81 30. fuiL. = :
6ushtl. very good a. i..26 - tu-he- very good ~
SI.25: 81 bushels good al Sl.2l; "a bushels com
CoRN.-Wni.e. 1000 bushels very good 81 5sc.
Mixed 49, bushels very good anG PRIME al 1-c :
4s husbei, good Al -.
NEAL.-24 bushels uubJ'ted ~ COO.
BLACK PEAS - 81 bushels a. Sl.2J.
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rne rrench Senrch an Engli.h ye,seI,

IUNIs, May 2i.-The British Consul at
sax reports a schooner fi,inc the English
fiag coming 10 between Sax and Gherba.
An officer from the French man-of-wlr
Leopold boarded the schooner without per-
mission and searched her on suspicion Of
carving arms. TIE officer found no arms,
but compelled the captain TO give guaran-
tee 10 regard to the nature OF biz cargo and
afterwards proceeded with The schooner to
Sfsx. The captain has protested.
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TOR NORFOLK, BALTl-c@.I
MORE. TIE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGs on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
sMITHFlELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
TIE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
fcarrying United states NALL
GIEEnPn. Comruanter
SPECIALLY Low RATES 10 CHCECH, MILL
TARY. ANDOIHER fXCTRSiONS TO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, 81.
YRkIl,HT.

Freight recei7ed daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithneid, and Hampton; WASHINGTON, y. C.,
NewDerne, Washington. anc Iar5Oro'. y. g. Al Il
an POINTS IN Eastern North Carolina; also for East
EN- shore OF Virginia. ola Point and al regular
landings on James river, 1t LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued l.. h. IAfDM,
ny L Superintendent.
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EUR PEAN STEAMSHIP @F+&
IL TICKETS. .SsS<ksszs
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representiug the following irst-cass ocean stea M
sbip lines from Boston, New YORK. Phi rlphia aud
Baltimore. f0 Europe CTfNARD. WHITE STAR,
NATiONAL.ANC hOE, OlloN- INMA y. M tK'
ICAN. RID STAR. ALLAN. NORTH GERMAS-
ILolD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, aud NTH
FRLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. snd BOk-
DFAIN FIRST CLASS. >E1ON D. LAS, and
sTEERAGF TICKETS 20 and from all ne principal
point. Boz EurOpr. Excursion uckeis % reduced
rates. ~'ate-roOms secured in advance. Par irs
going 20 EurOie OF ten1Iu2 for their fneucs would
90 well 10 communicate with the uninterrupted Dr.
fore purchasing ti.cN here. Eapoad and steam y
tickets 20 all polLfs In the TINTED STATES and tag-
ada Rates same as Al deTots and general offfes.
80 trouble - answer questions. Wit To or call on
h y CARRIER.
General Railroad and steamship Agent.
1000 Main street Richmond. "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

THE POTOMAC Steamboat COMPANY
has resumed the old and favorige route
BETWEEN QCANTlCO AND WASHINGTON.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR
huilt expressly for This service, will make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except snnda, IN connection with
trains Of the Richmond. FTeGericks burg aud PotO-
mae railroad. LEAVING Richmond nj SIP A. VI. and
$40 L. NJ, arriving at Washington at p. NJ aud
1890 +. Vi.
Characteristics.
Freedom from dust. a view Of the hcau'ifui and
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POIOMAC
RiyER. passing IN iuil Siew Of MOUNT VERNON
elegantly served meals grand m1iu saloon, superb
siateropns. delightful bathrooms, hot and cold
water. aud al The complete appointments OF a
strictly first class boat.
Fare from Quauiic0 10 Washington (imtedl al.
Siraight ana FOUND III tickets BE- tween Richmond
and Washington AZ lowest rates Al Offices If the
Richmond. fredericksburg aud PO.omac railroad
and A. W. ARBtR'>.
GEORGE MATTINGLY. Superintendent.
VI. VI. WEIGH, AgeDl, 1000 Main street.
nv 10
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Irnchhnre Passenper rrain. No. 44. naIly.


cave klcbInpiu. S'oV \. N
Arrive BurkeNle ....s.s.. llsoV ~.
Train No. "A connects at Burkevllie with Nor
folk ald Western railroad for FsrmyiIe, Lynch
burg. and ali Southwestern points
Train No. so fast msll siODs only AZ Jetersvlle,
DraEt's Branch, Barkstae's, Dsnyin-. Greensboro
Saiisbury tharlOiie. riarfauburg. Greenye. sem
Atlanta FIR all points SoHth and southwest.
Train No. as chfOugh passenger stops at all sta
tons. connecting al SutherlDs VI Milton and
Suther1n <arrOw-Gauge railroad t-r Milton; at
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
an pom IN Western NorIh Carolina; ~ Atlanta
for al points south and Southwest.
Train No. ~ Through passenger and maill stops
at AL stations. connecting al >uherhn's win Milton
ana >utherlin Narrow-t,Suge railroad for Milton;
az Atlanta for ali points south and southwest: At
,harloiie with Charlotte COLUMBIA and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah. and
Florida points.
Trains from the aboye-ramed rOints arrive 81
Richmond 4:A3 T. NJ. AIS L. NJ. 7:2s A. W., and
T.. N.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train NJ. 4s-New YORK and Atlanta ria
Flcnmouu.
on Train No. f2-Washiugton. Al Richmond,
| and DanVile, ana Danyile anO Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points sousH. southeast, and
southwest, and baggaRe checked through.
No lsY-oyer checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
/ 2. ". x. 1ALCOrT. General Mspager. my Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

mas lately been introduced, and meets with marked
popular favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY En-
ID EcUTED al the DIsPATtH PRINTING
HOUSE
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HUB PUNCH.
| DELICIOUS DRINK

4 DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, ETC.
........... ..............
:HUB PUNCH:
.,......................
BoSToN:
II. GRAVES Sons.
.......'s.''.''...'...''''
THE "HUB PUNCH:
Observation-Disclosures.
mas lately been introduced, and meets with marked
popular favor.
1T i WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY The
BEST IF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
SUGAR.
lis ready on opening and VIII be found an agree
able addition the choice thlugs which undeniSbly
enlarge the pleasures Of life and encourage goOd
fellowship and good nature II rightly enjoyed.
GOOD AT ALL TINES.
JUST THE THING To KEEP IN WlNE-CEL
LARS.
sIDEBOARDS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
:HUB PUNCH.
.........s......ssss..
1T CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE. SODA. Oh HYI WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE, TO SUIT The TASTE.
Sold nv leading wtue.lnerchants, grocers, hotels
and druggists every where.
Trade supplied az manufacturers prices by
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE, Groccrs, eI4 Main
streei, Richmond, Va. ia 9-dSu'N 3fom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
Professor smith and the scotch Free
Church.

LONDON, Nav 24.-The General Assembly
Of the scotch Free Church yesterday adopt
ed, by a vote of 449 TO 2lS, a resolution APP
proving the decision Of the recent commits
sion which instructed Professor Robertson
smith 10 suspend teaching IN. classes at the
Aberdeen University. The ease will now
probably be retired before his presDytery
on the writings Of Professor Smith pub
lished subsequent to the previous trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
,CrCpy.u CoNFrCriONERIEs, dc.

ICECREAW, CONFFtI IVN TT 49, s1.s' =. -
DCRE ICE-CREAM.
Families. managers Of plc-nics. fairs, festivals
excursions, &C. will ind 1t their Interest TO Try
PURE, UNADULTERATED ICE-C HEAM'
prepared from cream Of the best mountain daires
Orcers for sunday must be len exclusively ON sat-
urdsy.
Always on band, OF my own manufacture, good
s,,,,,,Iy az CAKES. II. W. M0EsTA,
nvla3m No. lO9 East Main street.
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DRUG>, MEDICINES, ec.

CHLeRAL THYMOE PROPHYLACTIC
AND DlsINyECTASr,
PREPARED BY J. BLAR, DRUGGIST,
ii. azreeabe aud e5to preparation .or
CLEANSING sIGk-ROoMs,
and p.@erfal preysaiiTs 10 The spread Of ooDia .
glous dasAses. The aode OF asiog II IL sswpie. sold
BY &.gxxisis generally. Prsee. so cents n bottle.
J. BLAIR. Druggist.
mys3 corner Broad anu NSnth streets.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

FoR WASHINGTON. fls,I
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PRAGUE, May 24-The Crown Prince
Siephanie, OF Austria. i indisposed, and
obliged to postpone her intended visit heT
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VACCiNE VIRUS
RECEIVED FRESH EVERY DAY.

Tax VIRUS has been used far the past twelve
months BY the bes, physicians Of this city sn1 state
with perfect satisfaction. All suiEss ARE guaranteed
ia all primary cases.
PUacELL. LADp CO.
nh27 1915 MAsa sirssl
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VALLEY RAILROAD.
- DIRECT AND SHORT LINE TO TIE
sHENANDOAH.NALL lEON-FlkLDS

SHENANDOAH.NALLr lEON-flELDs
AID TIL
CANERs> OF LtEAD,
and FOR Port Republic. Shenandoah Iron OrS
Iuray, BeDt0Dyilie, Front ROYAL. RIYeftOn' boyce-
vile. Berryyiiie. Charleston, >hephcfdstO~n
>hsrpsburg and IIagrrslo"n.
IOS<ECIIDN~:
AT WAYSE>BOED' with ChesaVcake and ONO
railway.
AT SHENANDOAH JUNCTION with Baltimore
ana 'his railroad. .
AT HAGFR~IOW with Western Maryland rail-
road fOf BALTIMORE. and with Gun btrlzs
Valley railroad for PHILADELPHIA, NEN
YORK. PITT >BI RGH. sud all points North.
Take cars AZ Chesapeake ana ONO railway station.
Ffrtme - trains sec time cards OF apply To Ticket
Agents Of b.saJ cake aud OHIO railway.
JOSEPH ". COKE.
General Ticket Agent, Hagersto~n. !.
CHARLES 4. HATCH.
General Passenger Agent. Hagcr.inwn, Md.
JOSEPH ". SANDS,
ap2O Superintendent HSger-iDwn. Nd.
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Destructive Fire I'm Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 24.-The greater
part Of Phisk. in the Government Of
Mensk, was burned yesterday. Great dis
tress prevails among the inhabitants. VINO
number $1,000. The losses are enormous.
Crown Princess SIephanie III.
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The "HUB PUNCH"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

hos ION
c. II. GRAVES & SONS.
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FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS
PARTIES, ETC.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28
THE FORFEITED TAX LIST.

A number of attorneys and editors
claim that the publication Of the For
feited Tax List is void because por-
ton of the delinquent taxes for 1880
were published in that list. They claim
that all taxes subsequent to 1879 should
have been published in the regular de:
linq"ent list. On the other hand, the
State Auditor claims, and so instructed
the county auditors, that on all the for.
feited lands, the whole tax up to and ir {.
Guiding 1880, should appear in the for
feited list. 1t is said that the object of
the State Auditor was to avoid publ
cation in both lists. and hence ordered
all the delinquent taxes on forfeited
lands published in one list only, and
that one, of course, the forfeited list.
Well, it will make business for the at
t0rneys.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28

- Remainder this Company OWNS all o=3
desohc
EQueESIs ce.EE MODERN
u
SandD ISs-cno
on daS w Sc ago.
s. Mz:RKLE '" c. 1.o:SE: a. ~ *AT:5:TSE. !*Gr,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28

Geo. C. Chamberlin, editor OF the
Mankato Free Press, has been order
ed by his physician to desist from u.s.
ing his ewes for a month under PEN
atty Of going blind. Mr.. G. will take
q rast
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28

The bond commission met at st.
Paul on Tuesday. A writ OF prohi-
bition was served on them and the
commission decided to make return
to the order of the Supreme Court
and in order to allow questions raised
to be duly considered, the board adj
iOurned to Aug. 2.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28
VESVSIDE.

Farmers generally down hearted.
They say the wheat crop is a failure
| even on upland. The blight has struck
it and /. third to half is gone.
Geo. II. Carr and Mr.. Preston work
part OF the big farm in Rock county
this season. They have SEQ acres of bar
ley and 600 of wheat. They don't in.
tend to harvest, so am told by men
who have been to work for them and
l were discharged. I see men nearly ev-
ely day travelling east and west, All
sly the wheat crop is a failure. I have
looked 1T good many pieces of wheat
in the last 10 days. Not rore than one
half will paw for harvesting.
| [ was at Gov. Yale's big farm on Sat-
urday, and learned that the crop was
not good for five bushels to the acre.
Oats aid corn good and blooded stock
all good.
wish to correct the statement made
two weeks ago about Mr. Dean getting
married. He married his hired girl and
4 d not ask consent of the girls father.
Tn ywere married July 5th. On July 9th,
Mi Sutherland and wife came to Mr.. y.
and invited The girl to go home with
them AID stay one night and agreed to
bring her home next day. Mr.. D. got
une .sy and went after his wife and did
no. find her as she had gone to neigh
b RS to visit. Mr. S. called on ne and
'Skeu If l wrote that Islander about him
in the ADvAH CF. I told him l did.
He wanted to know where I got my in
formation. J. told him MFR. u. He said
it was false. He had never threatened
Mr.. Deans life. Mr.. S. had been rep-
resented to me as very bad man. I
had long talk with him and his wife
and must say formed a good opin.
ion Of them and should like just such
people for neighbors.
| R. SIMMONS.
Rubber Paint at H. c, Shepard &
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28

No Hospital Needed.-No palatial
hospital needed for Hop Bitters pa
tients, nor large salaried buffers to tell
what Hop Bitters will do or cure. as
they tell their own story by their certain
and absolute cures at home.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28

The new comet, supposed to be
that of 1912, wilt be visible to the ma
ked eye in eight or ten days. 1t will
be visible in the early evening in the
west and in the early morning in the
east. P. S.-This comet has q tail
01sO
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28

Sewing machines = II
GRAHAM LAKE. s. :
Horses year old add IS
add - Is
Cattle deduct deduct 20 20
All other cattle deduct "a
Mules and asses add s
Wagons &c. deduct =. 80
Sewing machines deduct 10
BLOOM.
Horses year old add 40
2 add 100
3 "add 50
Cattle / "deduct 20
deduct IL
All other cattle add 10
Mules and asses add so
Wagons &c. add 80
Sewing machines etc. deduct SO
Watches aud clocks add SO
w1LMoNT.
Horses year old add II
Cattle l deduct 81
2 "deduct 16
Cows deduct IA
Wagons deduct 43
LIsMORE.
Horses ! yea: old ',ai add g g
8 "deduct IS
Cattle ! "d deduct 20 20
Cows add 10
All other cattle deduct Is
Mules and asses add 10
Wagons and carriages deduct IS
Sewing and knitting machines IS
New entries of Real Estate were
made to compare with the valuation of
last year as eQualiZed by the county
Board.
F. BLOOM, Chairman.
A. NJ. CROSBY, Com.
MILES BIRKETT, Com.
f. S. MILLS, Go. Aud'r.
Board of Equalization Mobiles Coun-
ty Minnesota.
LOOK OUTFUR YOUR PROPERTY
fl. j. Horn, prominent attorney of
st. Paul, calls attention to the approach
ing general tax sale in September and
warns the public that the property is
liable to he confiscated by the State.
Our readers noticed in the tax list
published in the ADVANCE that sup
Elementary list was given under the
head of Forfeited List" which en-
braced the list Of taxes delinquent since
1879. All the lands on this list will he
absolutely sold, if the taxes are not
paid before the sale. MIR. Horn says:
If the property liable for such delin-
quent tax is not redeemed by the Sep
TENDER sale Of this year, it will be, &C.
cOrGing to this law, sold absolutely.
without redemption, for what it will
bring, whether over or under the a.
mount of tax due upon it.
Mr.. Horn very justly adds:
1t is but simple justice to the tax
payer, that this meagre published notice
should convey to him explicit informa-
ton. 1t certainly ought not to mislead
him. Under this law, however, by tack
ing together and mixing up the two lists
in the published notice, the tax payer.
unless he happens to be posted, would
naturally suppose that the sale in ques-
ton would be subject TO the usual re-
demption. Taking the published list
in Ramsey county as specimen of the
notices IN GChef counties. tnere IS not q
word OF caution or Ineligible intlma-
ton to the property owner of his immi-
nent danger o; utterly losing his proper
ty. 1t is a trap 70; the unwary. Laws
so severe and showing so little regard
for the protection of property or the
rights Of the citizen mast not only be-
come very unpopular. but also very
difficult to execute. The policy Of our
State government shonld aim at, I think,
more than the mere collection OF taxes
A great deal of litigation is springing
up in this county already over taxation
and this amendment of the tax law will
add greatly to the number of cases be-
ing instituted. Persons, however. who
wish to avoid litigation must redeem
before the sale, or lose their property.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28
THURSDAY, JULY q. 1851,

DIR. Leonard has retired from the
Rochester Post and is succeeded by
Hon. S. w. Eaton as editor. The
DR.. goes to Lieth, Scotland, as Con-
anl
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28

The long agony at Albany is over.
On Friday last, Lapham was elected
to succeed Conkling. The combat
ants shook hands, made up and took
supper together. What tempest in
a teapot it has been!
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-28

Maj. l.. p. Younger, of Oregon, un-
Gle to the Younger Brothers, is now in
Minnesota, trying to secure the pardon
of the convjcts. lie has looked up their
history and finds they were much a.
bused. Somebody killed their father,
their homestead property was taken
during the war and they became des'
perate. This is supposed to be an ex-
cuse at least for all the robberies and
murders they have committed. One Of
the points made in their favor is that
no criminal action was ever brought a.
gainst them in Missouri! OF course
not. Everybody was afraid of them
and the officers conldn't catch them.
Reading the plea of this uncle. one
would think that all these desperadoes
did was in self-defence. The North
field bank, for instance, was an enemy
which had injured them during the
war, and the cashier who was killed
had insulted their mother, or uncle, or
brother in law, or something, and the
poor boys had to rob and kill in self.
defence. Oh, it is just dreadful the
sway these poor, Innocent kids have been
treated. And then their mother thinks
so much of them. too,
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