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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

Ds,. Holns. John Hart saih Ponse . T ~hlrs CO..
Ieais Cmos iiiondi J. D Fish ca
BS. Poyid9s. J. L! H ps.. vi, Co, g,
Essisin STATE Flowers Philadelphia, IN N Brsp
Arrived.
s,espship jamestown, Parr Norfolk. Richmond ks to Lud
n ,esm.hp EiHo Haii'isne' APia~, Dec Is With 'P'-
Sip fHl cil v.n PES v.lg.rsi.e os. wih Ea.a. .s,T
w Rhgy. Nov IS Ia AA on IS sose BIZ ship asose ron
Tcls hi, Aules Of s. soe foi So Ttaeiss De - IL y oe
e 'ss &C y, c ., a =. Sew iuiil ali eel Dee y
t 81 = lon exchanged sir, 9TH ship PsteS Of Bath
sn ws,tlsr, fBre Mems --a.a 70 as with ml.e .nd
- Tt, 10 HtnBiuzs Muller GosiaE l 10 seAihs on the
sss and adults fsssrsursd Aea'J ss the en're
Sip sl.. Hole. H,us New oss 70 "a With ual.s to
hsa tosW. Eh -, ass Qua Of Bsrnssr 'a~ sip
ship Sedan tof Beeal shss lss1.a . Z, Nth marble. rag,
1s rssfsS san Mss uS Eas .sort Of pro
ycr, .upFsa he; vi W; We CO.. r. S' SSo1. 30
s1ss.sded svir bi sHf g iev.se h fsl SyeToo.rd
IS * I nj =. ,s Now a' ; has A'A moth
bah " F efrs 20 rss. haysns Y q S q .9s.
iOsdfor Ths ss J. !" F1t'sa SD for ss-YO's
Bah Tivoa B,o-u 81 Oh. 10 d. with ks- to
s sss'i Is &c sal ss ss. Wight j0Ssso
Era Paslire CNorl Aaess cs.sca . d. with salt ts 70
Teufe sen M bet ~ H. spoks shP csaaeE Of New
YoIk sT Boston Lht a' Ssti.ss s2ss o4i
FIis ef he .0weD Selsoa Msy4saes r R Dec
sa 81 i.sIt' from y v' . be- saw @ s
at Ion - eversl tales Of cotton stnn appeared %
the Wtter l1e y has e1psF-1ced
y " gales tke eLfi-s .ass1ge, splt salE he
Rig Gfa Taylc iof Ortas saith. Ia1pcO Dec g 9TH hides
nd 1sypof 10 Whfe De- % teE and 4 mate
were sier with tie fever lsh az. Ed~Ed Lyons ID nate
s-i-s OF New Ireland. died Oh IorsrgAa several
a. usls 81 iut they soad spoke
tyee sres GuE b. could Est assistance had
.yy ,ssfSr : n Ga stesz Tying 9u.s;
70 a. Abr blowing fss Ct Wind Al the tine Passed CAPE
T.ersf On the Sla uf VIII hsGTy gale from w. the ssia
EsTs up eavirE bat he as and s.gt. %
uorkhe v..si % Cap. May took se from w
Lad 70 Sssys to "a Haass Steward dsdi ,pess the
cr sse HiDky Nv Yo-t bsi ecue not et
Island fh plot and hep d tts
oth aliens So and taken IN toN bv her bat
ie wind drs zEsy she lf io- Eesus By which she was
fsvsd 10 the ely.
s1ssr nd tobacco 70 Ciuhervsf Esscra,a d.
BTs Euy DsvE Savannah - vh sos0r sre nee 70 DznhAn
\ DuCu.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Jan 5Ar slip william Wirt cIlcua Passed Dee
e. lat g several pipes Of Brandy gin and number
bsfE sssAu Psade Phi via haitian where she va
dssied bsIk Lswria Gaze Hayen brss kerroan P1Ttaa
Price { z kelley Galveston; Teos 81 Mary's GA Th1r
10 Tbera Charleston E.hrs C-ienge savAnnth PseiEe
Charleston. sarah Elizabeth and Meg an Cl0ad Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

MINIATURE ALNAHAc..-..
SON Rises...... IS Sets..... A. Aoos-Rses
WkTER......THis
Sandy IL C5m Gov. Island IL 55m Han Gate 35a
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PHfLAI ELIZA Jan 5 Ariref-Schfs Eli Townsend Nanne
usn. Charleston; David Petersen. savannah
Clea-e1-SfsaDLip keunehec. NewTCrk brig Hannah
Bsieh. Pile Cenfaegos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

ssf Penny Blsckinon. N.rscsbo Dee w1n ee1se a.
b Hsiara shers 4 Co Has hsi very heavy weather
schr L Waterbury, Sanders Baltimore IS win sse 70 "a
MfctilL
sra r. Bsrues NILS ye=-Fitv-u 3sy bognd % virginia
SIR Am C.-t-er EdSs-, New Haven day, hoaad . Viz
ffir
SER srsrts 81 P0vneeteva wharf Jsskusi p d wsh
cols ioaEcod q W r Weld
sch- p-rTat Haock Pa Wirlnrt5n V C g "a Eh usvl
rcrss 70 Husey Murray 81 % Fry1E pal shlas
pesneed ffcu " los, fo-eGst sprnrg
m sails beat fs1ing and received other damage ee1ped
sud fer days sndsr bare poles hal heavy weshsE the eass
z. Talbot Aeshury, ssvnnh Dc wish cotton r. 70
Fcvler Tuaige SD IN with schr Cataract sna brig PHI
urs for SwYork ExPseueed hesvy.Eeaher, lost deefoad Of
srr sails sc.
Ganbri iof baltimore, slsver Lieut. DeCsnP Loan
Airs where she L figEs COuiru
s. having board i1vsds from the squadron Tae Il g.
ty Hercules and toSed he Navy
Nszd, Brookyn
The srhp the South SsE-oIless has anchored
C,lsrarti-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
Markets C.RrrvIL1 REPORTED reE THsN rGlBrSr


AsHEsThe market quiet; sales Of old bills al - Tor Pos
ard IS Is for Pearls New bills are nominal
COTTON-The Cotton Brokers" report me ases - al ana
heavy decle Of on grades 6eo" 900. M; M -. -
grades above sales day. l2iS bales export I'D home Use
Flour AND MEAI-our market opened ~; easier E West
avn and state flour sdcss from HAyre received snoe or
~ me- me demsnd continued Nsh for e1p3rf IN The
h,epce ofhe steamers mail Canadian easier AID = 9nst
r sSmron ostTssht State al si for mixed 70 fancy
MesAn md common sOod Ohio southern Flour easier A1d
ss 81 81 IS for mixed GOOD ssai raaas
Baltimore Rye Flour fru AID not plenty 1t - Si9 - 81
GRAIN-Ony q moderate inquiry for NAest; the msrSe6
heavy and quotations in The absence q sales woaIa o. 20
leh Isl q fT jersey. sae.i sad q 2 o5 Rye o: .:s
Jey, delivered Barley scarce sse nonnA :! qs 49, v 9
ADD a7e for Jersey Corn in fair reque. ss The home aas
a s nSw sIsp1 jtr.sy 1e fo Sworesn 7ssisc r od
Sc for Western mixed ana Sc fas old round yellow.
WHsKY-The rsihe- sc;iye sales o. 6 be
ejc for jersey, AID III foT Prison Drudge 9Hiet ana
srle eon;n buoyau for AID price,
better; sales Of . biz A. 3 % SIS SGT f od .s-
si - sor sd FlHs Beef hssyy dsmaa i ,s. q
go bis a. SO for county Mes sasl = 20 re-
az Ssst 81 sls 1855 DessI Ho plenty sd
ses sdic Lard without ehsng- sales Of si b1 and tcs
stsia Butter quiet gdissc and Is 19e for STATE tartss
Chfs,e 3 A.,'cr: sslss al sdIlc
IRON The maIte4 arm ut qaiss Sses Of M 1ai Scotch
fFhb~G quiet hut se.5y market G. ~ L Spanish and
&c IS ST. FOR Euslsh GAlcri 4 norlins o. IS ..
COEFEE Or market TO-DAY fr Ana quiet we ave only 20
r,poIt Gales Of 40 ts damaged Rio JinefS q aaeoa 81
stGARs are without ehsgs saes shs osbA AascovsaO
a. 4ieG4ic- ara 10 Poi!o Rico a. 20 -. .-,..
~ S1e hi. a. as snd ShS Cusa xaseOTss q
IINETle market dull and sasisi sales Of Lee ess con-
PIDEsTse ,sansseoss ere lni.a IL tbs article and pres
tcnt stIorEly upward. We ha Of no sales =,
= Oh, o. $. G 80 81 sor hsa ss.h River
LEATHER have sdvneed their Trs;snsons is On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

BEL0W-Bsrk Linds Stew fIon RIO JErero
sAILEDStesashirsO Ohio Fox Aspnwsn Northern Light
Miner foE san Juan. Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared

Cleared.
sesmshps- Ohio Fox Aspinwsll NJ o. Roberts; Northern
Lght Churchill san Juan Chss Morgan.
SLipf-Lve Yankee Brown Liverpool Foster Nieker
son hydTs CUIey Charleston Ntsmth Sons
BaTks-HaiIef Frances Reed Antwerp r D. Hurlba Coz
Eupreza tPoTf.) Nevis. Lisbon. J n narchaAo
Bngt-GeorsilnA r) Taen, Londonderry, J. B. Eager CO..
Cysnst ,Br Smith Barbados Whney Coz TPbss Fsrsa-
sou. Charleston Bailey
sehocuels-Csdet Msh-~s Boston, Lewis; Fairfax Mott,
AiexAr dris. 6e sturges Chairman Coz Monse, WrsO-,
Mobile Stuges CaTuan M1hssseif, Smith slyGlnAh
scr1uicr TsluAn. Adeae, Gotta. Wilmington T. . Powell $.
r. Poster scoy, WuBsion MeCr sdy A0u Co Chss Hawsy,
smith Proydsuee Ii Hsvens c Mead SalysaI New bern,
Da,i, holm e.: John Hart Suh Ponce r. White Coz L.
Davis Dawn savannah McCrcsdy Mot Co Gao Steers,
LeWis Omoa. lHond. j. d Fish 4 e.
Sloor-T l1uix Buell., Provide nee J. t. Ravens.
PropeleTs-Totttn Keozg Baltimore Parker Vein Coal CO
Essisin state Flowers Philadelphia. J. n N Bhgg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

he ..Ap Star Of the South fO' SsTofisana A .neh0F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06


has become the Of business already offered
that the rolling stock provided Tor IN the con-
tact will not be sufficient.
Ii was ally supposed hit daily thro1sh train with one
ndd Cbicso and Peru would accommodate the
and that the number height trains would
The business for the frat after the road vas com
daily trains running between
CHICAGO the end Of the track daily freight
train tud the track extra train 81 Of en- A. mach
~ spared IL besides the regular construction trains
been sufficient thus far TO nmoaaie
tut the freight have been overloaded ADD yet haze
not half the freight offered for tho want OF engines and
will undoubtedly be a. the roa
pleted dali trains throusho Rock ani
between Chicago aud Peru during the
greater portion Of The To accommodate The reighnR bu
nf win require daily through train, between
and and on coal train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

ses viii require aIt daily through train, between
CHICAGO AID Peru and one coal train
To do hi. promptly will require ,o..-..s s,,.A....
% Locomotives On e9voIeo ireifntoa
II second as, passenger cara S5hAnd repairing cars
L baggage and post ohce cars, ,,e,,,
sddon 1.-THE equipment provided for IL The contract Of
I0"eond CAS- passenger cars q hand repairing
ne ee Of III. ,Sdihs equipment will about s2OO bu.
It will afford facilities for doing much larger business than was a.
MT doubted bs, the would pay liberal dividend
between ard Rock Island would be sufficient on the s
Tr 81. s1 m I months the ratio per mile Of road while
Peru compared with receipts to points further
In the months of June JAY August. while the road only
iseCSPS mouth which sac per mile Of road per mou1 Ia
M On sfe%S o a asd sSb he se sT as
on s6 miles equal 10 : i66 per mile per month.
tended in proportion length opened For the month. Of
osiobe5 and hSVs.t. The PoPsaSn l t. i rue sS. .a
s s S e, for .nsan Of p SS sS . ' .
tho, md aG . 1 5p5 but .'s n % &
the fei.ii receipt. arc mostly mrehand. fair Inference
mat w .6 S .5S SS Io % BE- .a a
'eSs .n'S Sds ON il: mile. would ave the following result
For June, July and August ls miles at s46=s7S9 o
Fer ssptenSci ISL mils. st 5s05
For October and Move ber, 1871 miles a. si65=ssLS6 -
zmoniL'' ''''' ''''''''''''''''' w
R,e,e,. for MONTH. sls9 2as
Iftbs snoupt which would have been received 81
.y sss c Would max. the receipts
In this estimate nothing IL ALLOW ca ioI ~ o. cog
mines opened and the coal thorousy tested II sewers.
establishments In this city and ssewnre H mas
rrovd 10 quality therefore feel safe IN esimat
rs the receipts the whole road for the first ser 10
"psneS 1t n. million dollars which increase Of s over
10 orepal iuae This seem large but careful exan
usion oil the Of business would Jay ' larger
rak Chicago been extended about three quarters OF
north Of old and temporary passenger house erect
cd on Nsn Buen The passenger trains OF both road Chaso
and Roca Island and Northern indians commenced un-n.
III new .ren Dsosmbers This change BY bringing the station
INTO the city has given senea satsson 20 "a
citizen. Of Chiesse who have OCCASION to parsafe the
ro.d Respectfully submitted by ohedien g. want
'N@~ WILLIAM JEWS. Chef Enaineer
Chief Eusineer'S oee Oh and R R Chicago Dee % 1913
Markets C Carefully REPORTED roI THS y Y. TRIBUNE
THURSDAY Jan 5 1884
AsHEsThe market quist sales Of old bills az - ior FoA
arc 20 - 0i 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

WILLnMsgURGH CITY BANK, Jan 3 1884
dividend NOTICE.-NOtce is hereby given that
~ the Directors this Bank have this day declared Dividend
OF Five per the original Capital aud the late
Stock payable the their legal repres mt
he 9th Of January inst the Banking house.
Go FIELD Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

- FEATURING COMPANY-T The annual elecios OF 1917
Of this Com will be held TUESDAY the 10Th dy OF
~ next their office, No $50 Fronts- Of Msaen"
The poll will open al ~ o'clock ~ and close oeosb
CHARLES HHSRY, SecrgtHJ.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

NETWORK FIRE, MARINE and LIFE INSUR-
~ ANCE CONSOLIDATED AGENCY Office No IS Trinity
Buildinss No. III Broadway. l.. w KENNEDY, Assat
and Commissioner for the Ststes-
Applications by mail postpaid promptly effected In Company
der I'D and III ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
yAlGlers.
Foreign Ports.

At r.e.h.ne no d..s .hp Archer M.oomS'r 70 mos out so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

OFFICk on The VUNUEELAND U0iL md IN0N 90,
New-f0rk Dec a. 1851 I
HNHE HOLDERS of BONDS OF this Company are
hereby notified thst the interest same January
the office and
Wall st EDWARD n LOoAis, socy.
CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY.-The Annual Meet
~ skhode Of the Cambria Iron Company the
for the transaction Of other business will -
held AZ the GirGrd House philadelphia at O'clock 2. oe
ioH'D" '"' '''l y GEO w. HODGES Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

NOTICE.-BrOadway Savings Institution Bs1sa We
~ Bank Buildings No 23 Of Park psce Dspo "a -
Institution before the och of January s9 W. % h.
the IhH
sI at Of s cent aassns ss
exceeding dvsps
FRANCIS p SHOALS Presidentt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

DEOPLLiS BANK DIVIDEND.-The Board .s -
Directions Of the PEOPLES BANK NEWYORK. bsyss ~
dsJ declared dlsnd three and onehs C per esss Isn
prots the III month pay bie snd After the york
54 The rarsfer bcck closed III day of c.sh,sf
Dec i6 lass q. De ANGELO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

the last half r have exceeded s50o00 Notwithstanding
The provse Of very low rates for The Conveyance oil
passengers and rpece Occasoned BY an active oppocn
r. therefore the business OF the Company should con
MOI p follows hat the Company viii be enabled from
tl time pay half yearly diyidendsto rs stoekhDiers
The propcr, Of The Company may be thus ennmeralef
er-e,otr,r ............... - 600 o.
yssnbosts Zen Ia number lssdeprGa 2Bls2 70
eiiop f road from Virgin the Padc 100 o.
DfrGs lerdines stations shops stores and sgp-
~ ss I esnS .Aa 10000 %
Coal hand the Pacific sfer paying Tie aeeoant II
So. 70 .. 49,, CO. NJ. Vol ~ .-. 1saooo %
81 st,r(s - ~, Corusz ,toc ........ GgIsI
o. 1850 ............... 3Jt0 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

PENNY BANK h- T-r.-- % Tho lae PhssiE R'ES woss
will pay Stockholders their legal representatives the anal
dof6 follows viz 80
en- 10th day January, and cent a. on
and ate the LIST day Of July. 1854 .o., r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
OFFICE PANAMA R1fLKOiD ca
Errr Vuon IN A

OFFICE PANAMA R1LEOiD CoHPAsY
SEw-YoRg Jan 4 1854 )
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board Of Directors Of
H. this Company have THIS DAY declared dividend Of Three
half Per Cent payable IN cab and ser the llth ns 70
Stockholders who such a. the ng the books on thu
2sth Deceuber lat A. HOFFMAN, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

OFFICE OF THE FARNEaS Loag AND TEuYr COMPANY,
no 60 ExckAuge-psce, New-fork- De. - ls51
dividend Of the MICHIGAN CENTRAL X. K
~ COAPANYA DlEdeud Of eight per cent hes been declares
b he Mehssa censl opany psysble on and er tss
York Books viii their Disideli a rhs Office
GEO. z. FITCH Secretarl-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
findntiGl.

DHENIX BANK The Directors of the Phenix
Bank will expire the lst January 1854 have
hi. day ofdeen per cent5 which viii bs
paid Stockholders the Trustees e the lot day Of Jannary
is54 By order Of the Board, p VI. BRfsON, Cashier
Dec 81, 1858
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

CENTRAL BANK, No. s. Chambers-st.-DiYI-
~ DESDIhe President and Directors OF thu Bank hsye de-
earee dydens q three and one3f payable 20 the
ibo1s ard sr the eth day Of January reK The trans
books will be closed from the 0h yanul ;uAiye
WALTER OAKLEY, Caailer
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

cook !, well, snd you will be doubly repaid
for your trouble" Si -i7N 5A'' 'i'-isi
ltis an excellent thing 10 give animals
a variety Of food, 30 health is promoted by
lis. / have found the following 10 be excel:
lent: One part corn, one part barley, one
par. peas, al ground together and mixed
with boiled potatoes. pumpkins or spples---
Il Is well TO have tho mixture slightly Ter.
men.ed OF soured by dairy slop. Swine ap,
pear 10 like il better, and lhe pork will be o.
good. The health Of The swine is also pro-
NOTED by an occasional supply Of soap. suds
mixed with their regular food. bu, no brine
in which there has been sal,peire. should
ever be permii,ed 10 be given. Sweet whey
also should be soured before !, is given 10
SWINE. To sum II all up le. animals have
but lilale exercise; feed them regularly; the
ligk,es. food sfrsl.shsp suonges,.las,; gripd
ard cook ~ ,rsIis plso cook "A vegetables
and fruit; feed variety OF the grain and
yegelab!e kinds. slightly fsrmen.ed, &c.
Lastly, animals, should be keps warn III
cold weaiher, and should have plenty Of air
in hot weather. Now, If these rules are
followed, and these hinls remembered and
needed, the object and aim Of the writer will
be accomplished. = Dollar Newspaper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

twha, did d|d Sd. .es7'' The beautiful
tpSiDdhg Of ib6 o.r. ezscbied BY The grea
historic palmer 11,ea ThorDhill, ant
Representing }ht .eni scenes Ia the lift
Of ST. Papl~rhi4 c|1fo<siop, his judemen
Of Elymas, hIS Ia|' '.tnmen, al Phllipp
his prescEine st .-'|s. bis defence before
Agrippa, and h|> |6Hfeck at Malta. A
sGafFoldingW1e 81 |fcs,ths dome by
ropesa and "a ~ engaged re-
scuching III 1 hicb were some.
what faded would have admit
Ted me 10 d r .4<y, which is higher
Iup. and oula 'Ia. . fn6 view Of the
city, and sa.-oot1 cp0aKy. and 20 the
ball, which { 81. - d con,ain ,wcIye
| ed 10 The |11' ID '1irs. a Few days
|alarnae1 9]10a The church
from q distance, 4 teef6l.ed 1ei) nqhcb lhAtI
did no, reach g leasslh the goldsn gallery
Reader, go,dp higher when yonrgisit 81.
Paul's. Having noticed few more objects
below: .aniely, the marble lont, The ecclesi.
osacal csur., The morning chapel. the lord
mayors vesiry. and the Deans ves,ry, 1
passed out, ,hiaking ,ha, my time and mon
ey had been well spent. This building
alone cost about four million dollars, when
labor and material were very much less than
they are now. aIig'ef9sh| Das ita4 's5o'
The members of the cathedral originally
consis.ed--besldes the chorister boys and
lay officers--of q bishop, thirty major
cahons or prebendaries, twelve minor canons
and thirty Wears choral. Now dean has
the supreme Jurisdiction; 26 of the preben-
daries ure sinecures, and "a Of The Wears
choral are dispensed with. The lord mayors
chaplain breaches here on slate occasions.
and the dean and residsn,iary canons III
turn, on Sabbath afternoon. or the wor-
ship in this cathedral l purpose 10 write
something in another letter. = igg L-,.sa.l.
! have been thus particular In describing
the buildings, because you have many
youthful readers, and because we have moth.
ing like them in this country, and probably
never shall have, the state having no au-
ihority to erect lhem, and The Church hav.
ing neither means nor desire 10 do iso.-
While j have no sympathy with the motive
which, suggested Them, | have no sympathy
either with the vandalism which would de.
molish cross, where La,imer and Ridley
had preached, or the puritanical enthusiasm
which w,uld turn ST, Paul's in,o a garrison,
or Westminster into stable. They are de-
serving Of preservation as grea, piles Of his.
tory. Though we may have no grea. ca.
'hedrals, ought we not 10 have churches
adapted internally 70 worship, and so con.
s'ruc,ed externally as 10 indicate their pur.
pose. wUhou, being distinguished from the
neighboring houses, as the druggis, ds,n-
gushes his different boi,les-7 by labell
Ia' ai''.-l-2 alii .S'4.-sSe q q E. srHomson.
. ffr ~ -.t 4 F.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
FatteDlng Animals.

This is subject no. generally understood
by the great mass Of farmers ihroughou
i,s various bearings. All know tha, they
can fallen hog or COW by feeding them
grain or vegetables enough; bu, as 10 the
best, cheapest, and most profitable mode
among many people, liule is known. Az
a. this time Of the year more attention is
paid, 10 The iaiiening Of animals, than any
other, d lew hinIs with reRardIo IL, will moi
wholly be lost. ''A' faf'' +" -
Animals intended for the bulcher should
be KEEP. quiet. They should havo no more
exercise than is necessary for the health, as
more than this, calls sor a greater amount
Of food, while the process Of fa,tening is
delayed. Animals should be fed regularly
with proper amount Of food. Should they
not be fed a, regular intervals, il will Tend 10
make them uneasy and discon,en,ed, and
they will moi thrive. When they are fed
with apples or pumpkins i. should be in
their season, and no, when they have LOST
their goodness by decay or frost. This rule
muy always be observed, that the least nu'
ri.ious anIcles should be fed FIRST. and The
most nu,ri,ive afterwards. or root crops
for fatening properties, potatoes s'and first,
canos next, rula-bagas. mangel. wunzels
and fla, ,urnips, follow on in their order
or grain whea, is first, Indian corn. and
barley are then next. Probably more corr
is used than any other grain, especially
for swine; !. seems To- be peculiarly adapted
for The fauening Of pork. There is grea
gain in having q, ground and cooked OF
scalded. No grain should be fed without
one or both Of these being done, as animals
are more quiet and con,ented, and therefore
gain flesh much las,el. am confident thai
food is as much better for swine and cattle
FOR being cooked, as il is for man, WheI
aOimaIs are FIRST put up FOR fa.lening, care
should be taken that grain OF great nulritve
properties should be fed with caution, as the
appetite is generally great, and over feeding
them with such grain will huu Them. The
best plan know Of, is 10 mix lighter grain.
and have them all ground together. Corr
meal possesses grea, nuirilive properties
and animals will fanen faster on il Than oT
any olher Rrain; bu, IL will not answer II
fsed them wholly on this lor gres, lepg.t
Of iin,e. Animals when full fed upon meal
sometimes become dyspepuc, disease sim
liar 10 .ha. sometimes affecting our owl
species. Heace We zee ,hs propriety, ant
frequently the necessity, Of having The corr
ground, s'cob and all" By Ibis means ,h
nutrimeM 10 diffused through greater bulk
lays lightly In the stomach, and oil is thor
oughly digss,ed. This consideration NOR
particularly applies 10 calls Than sWine; 70
the reason iha. snimaDs thar do no, rumina,s
or chew the cud, are beuer adapted TO TAX
their food In q conceniraled form. Blu, s,il
II cay .erind your corn and cob together, aD
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

GOVERNMENT ExrENDIruREs.-From ,he
certified list Of appropriations made by The
lasl Congress, il is found ,ha, they amoun,
10 65, l07. 1876 dollars and sc GEMS. This 10
beside The appropriations for ,he paymen, Of
the interes, on The puic debt, .he COS, Of
collecting the revenue, the unlquida,sd
claims, &C., estimated ut $4,000, 900 moro
-making total expenditure Tor The curreD,
fiscal year Of over seventy millions Of dol.
lars.
The last year Of Mr.. Fillmore's admins.
ralion, ending June 30, 1868, amounted 10
43, ,254 .262 dollars. ft "h,i5 mon
Add 10 the seventy millions which were
ob'ained, the ten nlsllions demanded 10 aid
The administration in It's secret movements
on Cuba, San Domingo, &C.,, yhich It did
not get, and we musl come 10 the conclusion
that Slave Democracy is expensive, in the
National as well as in our State Governmsn.
Is /. 10 be wondered a. lha, the, people de-.
sire change2 81.