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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07
'ecial TO the Times Democrat.

WASHINGTON, Sept 24-At the Democratic
headquarters requests are coming IN daily for
the Mulligan correspondence. The requests ask
Tor Tue entire correspondence, Including the 60.
ries of letters last published aud it is ood
that the National Democratic Committee have
made arrangements To send out The document as
campaign material. Many thousand extra copies
ct Harpers Weekly containing the Mulligaa let
tiers have been ordered
The mail received at the Democratic head
quarters. ." the acting secretary In charge says.
Is INCREASING daily, and now has reached q vol
ume that requires u number of clerks u handle.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

Parker House and get the letter-this let.
scr, they say, is a simple request to Mr..
Fisher to attest the truth on behalf Of
Mr.. Blaine. The reader, however. will
have seen that it asks Mr. Fisher to stat,
rs the truth: what Mr. Fisher himself had
already declared to Mr.. Blaine to be un-
true. Bur, much more than this, the re-
quest is that Mr. Fisher will copy Mr.
Rlsine's letter and send it to Mr.. Blame
Il, be read az the unsolicited letter of Mr..
Fisher. Whatever the letter CONTAINED.
. therefore, the letter was III itself false,
hood. il would have had 20 effect if it
were knownsto be Mr. Blaine's letter. 1t
'-as to Ire presented to the country, mere
fore, AS the spontaneous testimony of An
old frieni & an injured a.so>i.t"
! ibis ~ lt;' one p"in; il It's
bp', es amazing CORE,
W.. be ell rad, and co
all its reveal; .ld implca IS
ia'sificatious; 4 rostitution . official
p6weA aud ihfueu =, its debasing view OF
puols. murssity, and the deep disgrace
tba. 'it COSTS upon the American name, it
lis hard to believe shat public office. who
has tfafiicked in his place as these
shoe. and hss IT, beso1rht a fri
psa ere hiinscif .n order 10 deceive the
country, cal: be called the American
people to thf chair of Washington and
Lihc cola.
fD- We g. firth net merely to gain partisan
adj aniage, 6us tdced to gire 10 Nose .cso trust us
the Ft,ada dtnests Of pure and honest adnn.is
trd4on IF rdtiorsal affairs CLEVELAND
Ma i'''~ cnarers1th in.tl
Il =" Rsse Hnde slrh<ie..ar.
The IL "-,enj : carp ny. : TIC asshon ii
The FetotLso , cmocratic party in Floriia
What REFORMS are accessory The parry has.
while in power IN the Srs'c, reduced the tax,
has enforced the laws; has tv goo, sovernn~i.
and hberat views not only encouraged, ~
brorlgh, ao',d.iide IF immigration into y,
STATE has 1uI igiled expenses where il coult
done under lie present Constitution, hes by
wise' Legislation f's,ered and encouraged puollc
Improvements; has increased = pablo schools
and the grsde of the same HIS under : VS.. a
virtually buiit Aandreds Of D =.
has Drought Ssate scrip TO
value ct tbe Sac SCI,
hear what rlsorn is -
v. aod i; IS a.-n. the r.rty Vii.
interest Of the people is Tie ,ate.
LILY. Dols s.y wolf wolf! ant. mol 81.
'ittqr L. is save the facts ia n lan- .,.le j..
ThrI Sc me, Democratic party has hot com
Piled viii ,Lcit promises. Give US Particulars
we &as in the dark on this subject acts ~.
what! We want, pot assertions
The lDem0cr&tic parry is pledged by The ia>t
State Convention IN Call Convention To chang
the State s;"nxtitution, and her ioiinwers
working to thai end. and we desire the co-opera
ton t?,he feoese OF all parties. A majority OF
the pihy have always favored aud voted for it.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

"A mining company of Deadwood
offers to send to the New Orleans Expo.
sltlon this fall an exhibition Of gold bull
lion in one solid piece, worth $500, 900,
provided the various counties OF the Ter.
ritory will unite in defrsying the expenses
of transportation, e.n : -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

ny besia, that the following para
grfpks which. appeared % ali editorls'
i,ep|fia the FLoglprAs Of September d :.
andd, fbieh isSIbsing recopied by our Stat
exchanges AID credited to Yves. Fl0r'd'
papsss ia wofgh4 repeating in our SUI.
mepM a.asE e, tunv, y.sy, !,
haRa nrmasss. gay away ftop tie polls poll on %
electt dAy hbdApse be thinks his v6Se VIII no'
b. AsDdt 0a,ssoch' uhab IN sech elec'oa ds,
,ta ss ,se a, Estsss 1 81 Gtgai itts
ahts HAsees nf1st guAsd scsi"sss sucl. An :,
d.t5s F.elilu Th9y9agh organization . w.,
| tli9&N work WIN bring out every Dem 'cfA'0
|, vp'se& "a toat Arsse tsss this must Be Done =
Wing BIZ Che voters" -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07
Barlow Informant, Sept. -
Who Are Legal Omcers J

The letter below is published !or the
u.nrnnsA ut sDttinv AT rest a much quoted
question: and while 1t il an official declar,
alton of the law, it IL nothing new; .,or -
it question upon which there should be
any doubt; for the question il well settled
that where an officer is appointed by TN.
executive of any government, aud com
missioned in regular form, he is to all the
world All officer de .jure, and his official
acts are valid, though he may not legally
be entitled to hold his office, and may be
subject to removal by proper action:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE;
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Sept 8, 1884
Gentleman !. Assuming thtt legal registration
10 An essential quaific zion Ia an appoit tment
- Notary Public. but thu IA person knlding
q commission AS IL Notary la never been regis
i6tSd, Or 6Tcgstered, uni legally 81, still all nc
acknowledgements of deeds lakrn, or other t,fl ciaI
acts done by him. and within the purview of his
oGlce are legal AMI OF full force as To the public
No legislation or other remedy" is Feeded
This Is the general aud weii-estabsl r4ae a.
eosshe olilcsi acts ~ ail de fsetO officers Ouch
Notary 10 At least de tacto 0f er. and rs 30 the
rest Of the world, his official acts are ~ d.adinx
en- he we're such officer dc jsre. Tue Jsskt taai
he d such .omees, commissioned an scisag y,
such, saves the people from any harm fr,sai his
not Being legally entttS6 IN such commsscss
Very isspeeifuiay y.Mrs.
GEO p. RANEi
Nessrs Blount & Whitledge, Barrow. .slI
? WIS *f l..
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07
vtsln the Cedar Key Deacon.l
i a o.ao N0llNA.

EptToR BEAcoN-Dsar Sir: vas surprised
HAlaarniny Oh Monday. It Bronson, that Il WA
sitHgei against me that MAS Aeseptsr siuriuG
.kklwsr. unhcsitatingly denounce the charge
4; fslsehOd sud without naturalization Va
s1flSrably discharged Gr0M ihe coGsetips eamp IA
- u n subject Of Grsae Bdisia, Pe0efQf thls
Saa be'hnd by any one who will trouble himseif
,,ns,,gh to write to CnlQpsl J. J. Daniel o. Ms}6f
4. y Russell. Jack-onviIle, Fla
wv. szassED Qssacr.
8W< have besa 1t souss pAias ID est6 4hssunsi
tdsl 4 this mssta. and ws ars sskisAsdshst. Nr.
Q5ihcy's sta'ement y true. Mr. Paul Demsss,
wei knows Ail the iActs. sssarss ~ BE- can brine
ASH men u substsutiAte fh0m.-ED BRAoox.
II --- a.rsr-- :. - .-.iitso 1856 =
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

All 1Ae eomaaoa purpase of the people Of For
Ma %AsaM &s qisance tle material interest," Of our
State WAa< oqs aeiptS and lolIy -
m eoonsrsatiie, '].set np ne J-'isf >. F..
! RI coa%rrs than deflVy, rtser to rgera.
than tt-olatdsnt7s, ttey are broad and liberal
snoxd 70 snsis;aAs support Of sse,y good cit4ss j,
and iscite nc eaopwassDn Of spery conservative
ee"'e'S ia tie Sste 70 unite scsth Us in securing 70
F1orsa "a 9ocsrnassnt scAich honestly and econ0m'-
olly Mihisssrsst, shall aliAs protect the rights and
foster Ae fn;srsats 9f1, adoptsd and @e nat'ss
t'rn, ts ,!kA anstAe poos.. tie white and tic Naee
cs'-'4saal AID: ernet justice.--GEK. PEEhY. Il
letter VI s;cc<pI.pce.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07
Iondian, Aug. -.
MADISON COUNTY.
4. Comparison of Taxation Undeu
Democratic and R~Pab.
liCan Rule.

Mr.. Pope, The Republican candidate for Gov
ern"r in his forl rn hope nvass, says the Dem
Arals have not reduced taxes To prove the
f:lacy of his assertion it is only necessary 10 re-
Ser 10 The iax-bonks Of his own county, as we
h.: We dome and from which we take the following
hsurcs
STAIR TAX
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

--5nAltimOre Asnsrican-. Dame Democracy
m4s6 !e42 year proposal to Bachelor Clevs-
cepta" -" NV
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07
ArroRNEY-GENERAL's OFFICE;

-HasSishufg Pasriot-" The story that Clsve.
li1dsdc< hxsgsd a.msn 10 said to have "a ex-
trAsrdlnary effect On the star routers" n
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07
Ehe Electoral Vote.

SEVERAL inaccaTate tsules OF tae electoral vote
OF thR States haJe Oecn receltly presented TIE
folio xihg. which is correct, given for the in
formssDn OF our readers:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

campaign PLoaIprAH--only % osG,1.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

Mud Der felri(cd 70 elect, POI.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

fV- We g. firth not merely to gain a partisan
do aniage, 6ut ledced to gice 10 Mose .aa0 trust u
the ttt,ada dsnesfts Of a pure and honest admn.is
trdqon IF sdtiossIl abairs.--GRovER CLEvELAND
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

charged Iney nad the almost lneStimaDle prlvl-
lege of paying all their own expenses while in
town. and their travelling expenses to their re-
spective homes There was no redress, no apol-
Ogy. All that the Victims could do was to suffer
patiently, and wait for the verdict Of time
From Marion county Colonel Robert Bullock
a prominent lawyer and an honest, upright gen
tleman, was put through the same course of
treatment that Niback had received He was a
candidate for the Legislature. This was consid
cred crime in the eyes OF the ruling powers OF
the Florida wing of the grand old party A ne
gro was readily found To swear violence and
intimidation" and Colonel Bullock was hurried
to jacksonville to answer for the hideous crime
OF being while man and Democrat. The
charges against him and his friends were moi
sustained, aud they also were allowed to return
home al their own expense
i THIS surprising system Ot political warfare
continued until late years In 1884, in Madison
comfy, Judge Witherspoon and dozen other
splendid cltlZens such men a. any county in any
State in the Union might well be proud Of were
arrested and brought to the city Of Jacksonville
by mArshars posse that would have riyae
Faistans army in general wOrthlessness, an
amdavN made by a negro ex convict from The
pasest OF all base motives. These gentlemen
honored in the whole State, after being held up
to the whole world as scoundrels. simply to graf
ify the ambition of men who made q trade OF
politics, were relieved from the baseless chargr
by honest Judge Settle, who well knew the rot
ten Foundation upon which the charges rested
Such are the beauties of Republican Govern
ment M Florida, the noisome exhalations OF the
yesiige 0i carpet-bagism that still remains In the
Siate. The troubles in Madison county, the AT.
eltrary arrests and perjured sfividavts, the ef
toF4 en- the part Of the alleged Republicans Il
subvert the will OF the people AS expressed a,
me pothI led TO the killing OF promising young
attorney by two negroes at the very entrance &c
the house where evidence was being taken in d
fehseeed election case, and the subsequent
yp9Ng8ef the murdcrers, when it becnme cvi
dent thai, instead of being punished for mi,
crime, they were about to be rewarded. For Al
these crimes and oQtraessAhs leaders of the Re
publican party in Florida were alone, rYspons
o'e' HAMILTON JAY.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Hoddfe ryarden Killed.

Hoddie, the youngest son of II. Mar
den, of Aurora, met with an accident
near Ukiah, Mendocino County, Cal,
on the 29th of March which resulted
in death. He was out hunting, and
when about a mile from home his gun
was accidentally discharged, his body
receiving the contents. He managed
to get within hearing distance of horne
and was assisted to the house, where
he died about four hours after being
shot Hoddie was born in. Aurora,
where he lived unit about q year ago,
when his mother removed with him
to California to give him school advan-
tages. He was about eighteen years
old ahd q general favorite with all who
knew him. His family have the sym.
palhy of all of their Esmeralda County
friends in this sore affection.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
A Curious Case.

One Or Hawthorne's solid taxpayers,
in anticipation OF the annual visit of
Assessor Kinds, engaged three or four
men last week to dig out and cart
away all OF the unoccupied land in the
rear of his place of business, as he
commended that if the real estate were
not there he could not Bio assessed for
it. After he had dug out hole about
ten feet deep and twenty feet square
the sandy soil began caving in on him
and, for time, it looked as If his
business would all be engulfed in a
new style Of earthquake. He at once
started the men to carting the dirt
back again, when new difficulty
arose. The owner of the adjoining
lot, where the real estate had been
dumped objected to the removal, as he
was not running a public dump for the
accommodation of his neighbors.
This pit the old man IN a dilemma,
and he was seriously contemplating
heavily insuring his place and setting
fire to 1t when good Samaritan sug-
gestcd that he hire couple of exper.
fenced miners and timber and lag up
the sides of his hole in the ground and
make cellar of it. He did SO, and
now is kicking himself all over the
town, as he is q the opinion that the
Assessor will consider the cellar an
improvement and tax him extra for it..
He has one consolation howevcr. He
proposes to point out to the Assessor
that his selfish neighbor has materially
added to his real estate and will en-
deavor to have him taxed for all of
the extra Girt obtained through our
friends mistake. The Assessors visit
is looked forward to with considerable
interest
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Lyon County Itenas.

The following news items are from
the Lyon County Times of last Satur,
day:
The ANONYMOUS letter writer has
made his appearance IN Dayton.
Miss Dollie Randall is in Carson
teaching a class In French art
The Cinnamon in Chinatown were
supplied with fresh pork this week by
the morning train running over and
killing a large hog.
River Lodge No. 6, A. o. L. w. will
give literary and musical entertain.
ment at Odeon Hall, Wednesday even.
ing, April ed, which we predict will
be grand affair.
The Lyon County Republican Cen.
trail Committee has set next Saturday
as the day for primary election. 1t
has been requested that voters desig-
nate their choice for President when
casting their ballot
No trace has been found Of the man
Jacob Buchler, who it is supposed
committed suicide some weeks ago by
| jumping into the river near Sutro.
| L HC llNtI HAS rDt6u uldSStu Us ldI dS
Fort Churchill, without finding the
body, and the search has been given up
Much complaint is made almost
daily because the mail sack lemains al
the depot SO great length of time
after the train arrives, 1t is sometimes
fifteen or twenty minutes after the
arrival Of the train before the mail
reaches the Office. Something should
| be done to. remedy this Slack way OF
doing business.
On Thursday last the four-year old
! son of Charles Box came near being
| killed by being caught in the hind
wheel of Edward Swift's large quartz
wagon. The team had stopped on
Main street, just in front of the shoe
shop, and 4 number of boys were
climbing into the wagon for the pur
pose of getting ride. The little Box
boy was the last to climb up, and just
as he reached the top of The wheel the
team started and threw him over in
such manner that his left arm was
caught between the wheel and the
brake block. Fortunately the aoci.
dent was witnessed by several parties
and they ran forward and held the
4 wheel until the team was stopped
The arm was tightly wed6ed between
the brake block and wheel, and had
| the wagon moved few feet further il
/ would have been ground completely
| of. As 1t was, tire arm was broken Ia
two places, lit the wrist and jest be
j low the elbow. Dr.. naalett was
i called and Immediately set and
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
coRYv1LLE GROUPINGS.

No news from Coon Hollow this
week.
The rock In the Hillsdale is getting
very hard.
The number of idle men in town is
on the decrease.
Last Saturday WAS payday at the
Mount Cory mine.
The formation of the rock in the
Jumbo tunnel is changing.
w. McBnrney has been laid up for
a few days with a lame hand
Coryville, like every new mining
camp, has its absorbing debtors.
Mrs. John Jolly has returned from a
visit to Virginia and Hawthorne
friends.
Snow, sunshine, rain and mountain
billiards. go to make up our Spring
weather.
The big ore teams are still steadily
at work hauling ore from the Mount
Cory mine.
Mr.. Petit has returned to town con
WINGED that the Climate here is the most
healthful he has experienced.
Bob Stevens has been shaking hands
with his friends. and seeing the Cory
vile elephant the last two or three
days.
Although there are two stores in
Coryvilic, Knapp Is Laws md Angel
continue to make their regular trips
and always we'll loaded.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Spelter.

Lew Stoner is sinking shaft for b
stump, and on Monday morning the
boys got some BRASS filings and placed
them in the sand which came out OF
the hole, 1t was then given OFT that
there was gold in the dump, ana trial
by panning dem onstrated that there
was wonderful quantity of shining
metal. Excitement ran high for h
time, and eager prospectors began to
get ready to stake out claims. Calcd-
lations as to the n amber of people who
would be here in q short time were
made, results varying from 5000 to
10000. Property-owners began to fear
that their houses would lose their
foundation and the most intense inter.
est in the future of the camp was
exhibited. All this pleasant specula.
ton, however, was dspelied by few
drops Of nitric acid, and the citizens
soon fell back into reliable cehgratul9-
tfons about the weather, the Mount
Cory mine and the county scat.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
hh. Sheet and t,iiiowscase rarty.

!. The sheet and pillow,case party cn
Friday evening was not very numer,
onsiy attended, probably because some
OF the club members had no spare
sheets There was, however, fair
crowd, ard those present enjoyed
themselves Pretty well, especially
after the unmasking, when they Gould
breathe freely As q procession of
spooks, the spectacle was certainly a
success, and mach amusement was
derived ffom guessing the identity of
the animated bundles Of linen. The
ladies, as usual, all looked well, even
in their loosely fitting garments, and
q few of tie gentlemen did mot look
hideo,is. While all the gentlemen
danced wei, and were objects of inter.
est, it is but just to remark that j IT..
Hafo6urt carried off the honors and
had there been prize for the moot
graceful dancer would certainly have
been the ,.winper. He was so closely
yelled that his identity was at first \
subject Of anxious surmise, but by
degrees his agectionately gentle mtn-
ner of'sneircltng the ladies waists
e bcgsn to bo recognized, and tinstly,
when, in a burst Of terpsiehorean zeaL
he cut a pigeon wing ard permitted
his fese 90 't@iakle from under The
long sheet, 4 general sigh of satisfac.
ton was heard. BE had been located,
SsRdthesiEs krew itwas theirfavorite.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
COURT pnooEEDaNes.
October Term, Iss3-Hon. NJ. AZ
Murphy, Judge.

MONDAY, April Sth.
j. a, Downward ct ell VS.. j, L. Stoncr---
Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50 and costs.
Max. solomon vs., LeszynskS ct al-Plain~
tiiis motion to amend pleadingS ovcrtulcd
NJ, Brazzanovich VS.. Lessynsky ct at
plaintiffs motion TO amend oyerruled.
State of Nevada vs.. James Tweedy- Grand
laroeny-Defcnaant plead not gully Set
for trial May 12th.
State of Nevada VS., James T%esdy aud
Horton Aldrch-Grand larceny--D Defendants
plead not guilty, Set for May 18th. =,
State OF Nevada vs. John Lamb.4Gran6
larceny--Defendant plead not guilty. Set for
May 1Ath -.
John S. Glib Va. L. L.. McAre--Default
entered. Set for May 14th,
Thomas o'Kecfe vs.. J. r. Bcnton-Jury
demanded by defendant, Set for May 18th.
Estate of w +. Davis-Letters OF admins
tra,ion granted to f. II. Rice
Estate fThomas Taylor--order of conHrma-
tion of sale of properly
Estate of j. c. Mcdonald Petition for
order to sell real and personal property
granted. ..,..,s
TUEYbAy, April Sth.
J. A. waadell VS.. George fldsr-Etidenco
| taken and case subm tilted.
| Adjourned till 10 A NJ, to-day, ~.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Cahdelnria Notes.

j. The. following items are from the
Trae Fissurs Of last Saturday.
Doc. Callison has bech reelected
Mining Recorder.
Last Wednesday was. payday. There
was quite an untstal and very per-
ceptible stir in the evening,
The burnt district VIII soon, be
slightly once more. 4 has commenced
to grow houses from each cn1.
Esmeralda Lodge, No. IS, A. g. U.
W., will celebrate its anniversary by
giving a party on next Saturday even
ing.
The towns Of Cardelaria and Pick.
handle Gulch are now Supplied with
White Mountain water exclusively,
and lots of it.
The Indian Queen mine, cir the line
of the G. & G., is soon to be Stated up
again. The mine has produced a
large amount Of bullion in times past.
The month of April opens like the
moon eyed Celestial's eyes, childiike
aud bland How Naples-like must
the climate OF Hawthorne be these
days.
All the ranchers are In high glee
over the abundant snow and rain fall.
Active work is now being done in pre-
pairing the ground for this seasons
crop.
J. NJ. Bell has been placed in charge
of the station at Kalsma, W. L. 1t is
a position of much trust and RESPONSE.
biity and is now filled by n young
man in every way competent and
worthy.
1t is reported, on the authority of a
gentleman who is in a position to
know something about it, that work
will be resumed in both the Holmes
and Northern Belle mines on Or about
the fifteenth of this month.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Candoinr1n Looking Up

Superintendents Cross and Shock.
ley of Candclaria, passed through
town hohnd for San Franciscc oh
Sunday night. Mr.. Cross expects to
pat few men at work oh the Holmes
within the next two weeks, Business
prospects are h.ightehing considerably
in ctr neighbofing town. The irnet
portion is beginning TO lie buift up
again ard every 'ote is looking cheer.
ful and hopefuf.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-04-09
Good BOOks.

Miss Smith is selling great many
Of McCabe's +" Universal History ofthe
World," aIso, of "Ndur Famous
Women" Both books are excellent
works, and should be in the library of
everybody. The Universal History
. OF the World is unusually valuable
as book'o reference, as it contains
valuable fhformatioh regarding an
nations, knciett and modern. 1t is SO
Srrahged that anything can DO easily
found, each nation having depart
ment devoted 70 it, with references to
contemporaueoas, eyepts in other
nations, which makes the Volume very
convenient for those who DO no; have
THE time to Go much reading for the
purpose Of sStisTying themselves as to
bofnedate orhame.