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When it s reOollected that each State is receive ten per cent on the lands sold within its own limits only the inequality of the distribution of that fund among the nine States is apparent at a glance. But to present it in the strongest light, let consider its resuls a the first and last of these States which in population are the greatest and the least.

 Arkansas contains 46 1881 311 acres ofunsold land, which, at $1 25 per acre would bring $66, ,6S4, ,13S Ten per cent on this is 5,666 ,4l3 Ohio contains only 1929 ,664 acres of

 unsold lands, which, at $l 25 would

 bring 2,237, ,0S0 Ten per cent upon which s 226, ,70S