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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY and

NEN-YukK SUPREME COURT, CITY and
IN COUNTY Of EW-lORk.-JOHN HUGHES against
a. BISHOP BILL COLONY summons for money demand
an contract Com .nrved To the gbove named de'end
hereby summoned and required to answer the CON-
plant IN his acon which III bs blsd in the oc- Of te Clerk
OF toe ty county Newf ork at fhe City ha in said
20 the said complain. on
The srhers Office No 22s Broadway in the City Of
within days alter the service OF this summons
on Won exc.,e OF tine such er.ce and you fail to
ans or the said complaint within the time aforesaid tbs plaintiff
In sion III take Judgment against FOR hs ot three
hundred three dolaIs with interest from the TWEEN
ht day Of February thousand eight hundred and sixty,
odd tho costs this actun-Datcd NewYork, May 49, lso0
E.&E +. BROWN, Plaintiff 5 Attorneys;
No. 2.s broadway Ncv7-Y York.
The ror,rlrt m the above entitled action tiled In the
ONCE Of the City aud County OF cIs ct the
City Ly OF Nesiork en- tho lJh day OF May S0V
.iy.l la.6WM
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me0ilai.

r. R.R' THINK OF IT.
SICK FOR 10 YEARS.
SUPERIORITY OF RAILWAYS READY RELlEF AND
PILLS TO ALL OTHER SYSTEMS OF
MEDICATION POSITIVELY ESrAB-
LISHED.
Let .hos. who doubt read the following letter o Mr. JOSEPH
smearc arespoe.sble citizen of Quincy IL; ,oso
"QuIsCY, Ill, May 1860.
became diseased thirteen years sgo and have een DIS
sincs h.ye dJcored with the bst physI sL 10
tiled variety Of the popular sdTeri.td fedieae va"
DO better Nothing nothing did nc sny good Until
tined $50, pr,,rv
Them The fret tim" 10 10 long Of anguish nls! ana
disease felt aud comfort pus, aches sud nornhss let
ne and sgr able enjO' life My disease Wss ~ p'rI
names aule, crippled had lrsngs Out over y uony
pain and all ny limbo brada ;hes pslI ~ he
II rating, could 70! sgep well nor do any as LAC
.houid do, IN fact. was miserable
GADWHfS REGULATING FILLS
RENoVATMG REsoLvENr
IAN ny pains aid srIs, hsve lett ne NJ r.'es Sis h,a'
blood 10 pure ear sleep well aid feel Us vigorous 'iVi
Railways EEADY RELIEF 10 sold ior 23e &c. and =
por bottle.
RESOyATISG REsoLNTST, 81 per bottle
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS Csc. Per box
RAILWAY 4 CO.. No. 20 John-sL New Eo'E'
pUSsIAN VAPOR BATH, No. GO Fast g7th-st.,
IL SHAY hs ueslyopsued ssiaoh,hhlrn u ere go
All modern ilnpIoy.nts ghe r. Ba'n Is knnEn 70 10 ire
NOT eff r !, u,v AZ az ea.vs Of Coldf cong1 COZ nen
ma ~ Prr!yri th-yfr DreGsts q" ~ n,,i - 80
tons prou,n ~ Tie safpfrssud l'f'r'i.h" "a IA
daily fur 4 fif. from - ~ io- ut n', I, 10 -
% =; 81. Pace l. An additional dag ~ D. ms,g io -
teIts eqaiiing fAtvc'dl ~ h'irn'H 4'|'
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COURT CsLEHDAa-THIs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-NOs. ~, 70 "a,
49, 80 20 Is inclusive
SUPR,s. UOOs,-,IRcuI1.-Psn I.-Adourned 10
Tuesday. Pa't II-Adjouned for tho term.
SUPRENE CoURT-SPEcIAL TERa.-Adjourned 10
superior CUuRr-Part Mos. 479, AS, 2g3,
49, 4I3 49, 100 1875 225 32 2l 1919, 1851 Pnt -Sos.
6e4 4l8 TO- $50 SEC 49, LOG liz t5?, 63i $40 Gie 1870
Corr o. ConnoN PLEAs.-The General Term
win be In stssion
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TOR NEW HAVEN, by steamer Elm CITY
from Pier No Is Esst River al p u, and TRAVELLER
III Z al. No for bertha.

TOR NEW HAVEN, by steamer Elm CITY,
alp N TSs al No charge for bsrths
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.
~ FARE SIX CENTS. ,
Boats leave every hour from to p M foot Of "n's
haltt
The and aud sOsts FROM Ns~-YorA CONNECT
with the Staten l,l.nd Rzsoad
On One SUNDAYS tn boats have every half hour
NEWBORN ana ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK ExPIpss 't1a u. for Dnnkirk eus.'o,
NAIL .. ais ~ for Dunkirt and in,nHsda.e Stations
This Train remains nigh. at Elnaira =,
W.yata;-ep d 'T Miad-t-n' FeS oufsn 'n' i"'''''''
SiGHT ExPKEss e9,s asp 10. Dg9s,n sa "a
Canap3sgus and principal Stations Tbs rs'n OF Saturday np'
1t al mail train stations ard rgn' ony 70 El%is s
T1ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-IERsEY-
,S S SS Of s%d Was.n i%Rdd md =
EssSS ss .FGs s sosS snn y. May
Hal MIRsSrnS ETrSrss-I, . m for Eas:On Reading. Ha
MAJ. Tsvs-G, for E,stOn, wa.er Gap, Scranton
IN THRoreH TRAry-FOr Esston, Mach Chunk Re"dins
Pot,svine, Harrisburg, sc
~ ~ THRoren FnfS-For Eahn, Allentown "sa'D
SPs Way rRArs-For sornsrvile aud
Tie Express Train from Nev-iork arrives e. Hsns
RoSn in and to s Eer an cs" On north
south and with Cumberland Valley RR
m and Eaton and mediate stasions and a.
o:se 0 N for eoraervie and intern sdist- ststions
John O. STRRN6 Superintendent
NEW-Y and NEw-HAvEN RAIL
IN RoAD.-kEW ROUTE TO NEWPORT via NEW,
YORK aud MEN HAVEN and ShuRE-LiNE kaiLho aDs
n ani after MONDAY June II 1860 two Daily Frsna wih
leave York nom Of ,thay. and zh-s, Of "a o.
az ~ IS pnsging through New Haven, Newondon and
& -ion East re"nyc where IN. endid st-afnri
GOLDEN GATE vii be In waiting and art iDn-diat-iy on
the nrvs Of the trains for Newport atoidns pl ndid sal 81
p m Passenger. by The ~ Train change cars at New
Haven Pa.sengs-s by the IL IS Train 60 thfonfh rom
Nel ork GTernwich without CHANCE Of cars Tickets
sold and oeresc checked though JAMES H. HOfT, suPt
New JERSEY RAILROAD - tm PHiLA-
IL DELPHIA snd tne SOUTH and WEST, Sis JERsEl
CITY -Ms aud Express Lines leave SevYors At = aud "
a.. and nd p faI. 50 Through tickets sod oT On
jiUnsH West and for Washington, Eey-Drl'"ns- and
the South &C. through baggage checked Washington in
I. IN and trains -
J W WUUDRURF, Assistant Superintendent
No bssgs will received for trims uness Delivered ne
ehecs-d & ninni.. .d.anoe Of tho tim. OF ls4ving
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m. .,nua vs,s,ss IN favor Of pssipta for tsa
Ira Wheaton, Tor pisia W Cus soys. for Se'eodaus
BE- ys e. md New If I'D Co.
This VA. an action for damages received ~ colii-
don q carr II ls ~ ssecpS .s The jay
Tsrdss e, %hs.o" .aa L. A. ynr for p.nF W. C. Noyes
~ syyc1AI TERs-Defore Justice WooDstT
DECISIONS.
Byrne AIT Weeks-Case settled.
Before Justice RoBRETsos IT..
Roden AIT Bndeu.-i'rOof Of ohcnse insunicien''
ReIsq % same referee S f1,Sig 81. aside
for 1sgus,ty with 80 costs Plaintiff to ees'' aH'~"'
Shaw sgt' s,ein.-Order for stay of proceedings M
III determstioD Of appeal so cts Of motion 10 aoe event
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Josna-
Before Commissioner BEiDeHAn
THE ALLEGED SLAYER FALMOUTH.
The examination of witnesfes in the case OF ne cap.
tain mat Dd Crew Of the brig ri. cas one WIZ" 0''"s
Sidney g. Norton testified that hs eeerance Ger. n
month on the hse the 'hp. ess,aaes gss :so~n
10 itness); the .,bbd - witness bsn1v
ns he given broker who cleared the yes
I'll TIA, the usual seldom crsfsd veee 10 my 0hsf
lieut. Abbott rrcsied-Found on tie FaOuth rasin.
deck awning va. large .noOg 70 cover The ca ~ @
wks Of the Falmouth about six feet hsa sooa the osn
h bin With The other ss. cous ten whether bad been
sired before the weasel got IA Porto Praya -,
LEI.
business Of bipping mss or IN EsYork shipped The Of
he Fslo outh st Csp rd-r directed 70 hi2 tbs
cnw Tor yyyazp 10 Rio Zsie end nsrtet With tb pfsiess
OF one or more ports 'hc Wee, Cast OF Aria and oscf 70
IN D, II Jcha te ~ lied States and for no tber voy-
had ,hvprd crews COas CT Africa fer nsnsi yoyhsi
, 70 was no vnssgs sd IL h,n the one m.noonedj
aid not 20 on board the 5r e she sailed soL-s Emp
%. 81. cptsa AID i-s Tor the o~n~rsi nao
Capt Lcinas bsfore n snPpsd cre"s r 'n %
fore DID what trade he had been I'M dd nj NOV
that he on The Coast Of Afes; DID not hn0~ 'a'
ness " a. directed by M Stocsbdge b. hip Toe crew Of the
falmouth and did pped pecihcd Ia the anPpns
papers no the vessel present when TIE men ship
ped where he opposed could get them 70 siors
understanding thet thce men wcro
ahmed the ganfoBed in n"
pers be SIS month with ~ advances never
sbpp.d crew silver ~ his knowledge, nor Tor vessel
which bad been s-ized ~ sslsver. ,
fense IObected t. by Dwight ns.Inuch be Of
the defendants Objection r tie testified that be wa
sailor on the Falmouth; la oieoeat ~s.eh from DE
wit; heard any Of the to Dc WIZ TIA; they
were g Ing after slaves -
Wilau KLa called (ssme objection made and oyeupld)
heard Falmouth tha. she
yoyase kept watches or DIT
any work board eguay but would soe'iues Csse
hand al hanng The oates watch knew The called
Best chose watches after he vcsss er por did not know
As there q any second ulzte
called unde the objcctop), and corfoo
dated the testimony OF ID. las t. ast ~tness@-;
he ely cAl~d aud sworn suo
ect 10 the oheciio Their evidence tie pre-
is.y a. that given By Kent aud Burmese The evidence hre
cled and The .ubSiIed vi bout argUnni Comuis-
sioner Brigham will render his decision on Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25

CVPREME COURT at the State of New-York.
- JACOB S. CROhISE AT. THE CLEVELAND AND
rIrISBURGH RAILROAD COMPAEY.-Summons for mon
demand Com not serl--Io the CIeye-
hand and Pittsburgh Railroad Company, deendant; You
ae leisl.y required the complaint
In this n Ion which filed in the Office OF The CLERK Of tins
city eud County E-Ior a. City Hall ia said City Of New
Of 10 the said complaint
trir Office No 80 Wall street. in the City
OF NeY ora within twenty days alter the service OF this sum
mons Oh you exclusive uf Che day Of sueh serce and Il
fail he said complaint within the tne aforesaid the
plsin will take judgment against you for the sum OF four
eight hundred and eighty three dollars and eighty nine
cents with the ninth day Of December thou--
and eight bundled and ut, nine besids the costs Of this scon
Dated. haH-l ORR, Hsy %, lBGn
CHAPMAN HITCHCOCK, Pls!nliGs Attorney,
No. u Wallet
Tha complain. in tho above entitled action mentioned and
the above Summons, hed in the otce OF the
Clerk y and County Of New York, II the Cy Hall in
y Of Sr,sl ok the 2lh day OF Ma, y. d. l5tO
Dsted. Newly ork, May d, Loot.
CHAPMAS 1 HITCHCOCK, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
W lan
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NEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

IN FARE so 20 ALBANY
On ard ,rt.i MONDAY risy %, 1860, Trains VIII leave
s5th-st Station, f!ew York a. follows
for WilrAnsbrdgv and all way stations, 7;4o and II
md sor Whit Plans and al stations. g. :, and
81 n 70. Whit Plains and all wey stations 6:iS from
Thif--ri Depot For Ct' Fss 8l5 m stopping 90 Will
imsbdgc staiions above For 0oser Plains, i:@' u
oppinc hite Plains and stations eboyo For Albany lclj
E,pres. NAL Tram stopping VI White Plains, bedford
CIoton Falls, snd oil st1t,ons north
Return "a viii leave Siiaserdse oppns a. ali way s'a
lions, ct Go and and p White Pzlss stopping
Al agsy s;n,ions OF and a. 345 and Dover
a. stopping all atsinns norh Of foIdhani Crooa Falls
d 10 stopping all s.lons north Of Fordhan Albany,
n Express aiai Train Stopping all stations to White Pans
JOHN BURCHfLL Assistant SdpTintan don't
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CUPREME COUKr-COunty of Cattaraugus.-

CJpREME CUUkI-COunty of Cattaraugus.-
- GEORGE CHAMBERLIN ag. STEPHEN II. SNOW
Rgu-on Loop Alexander sill Almond, o. Mallo
Iabdus y Is. Bare Assignee OF William smith and James
MrLurc and Eras Brooks, Executor Of Hiram Cook, de-
ceas, Deendauts; You hereby
the complaint Of GoorEe Chamoen, Plain
IL. in tho oco Of the CLERK Of sad county,
2sh l5 aud 10 copy If answer ON the
,ub.c b.I Hnsose Cs;tsTeugus County ~itho
twenty the sesce OF as exclusive OF tho
day sersice ard you fail 70 said complaint
qu tia pLth VIII apply 10 the Court Tor tue re lei de-
I,.-n,i-a Iu the complaint. a. SrURRS,
ie25 Inv6gN Pla!Hun's Attorney.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD tor ALBANY
IA and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH and WEST
from Monday april 80 1850 Trains viii cave Ch-,nbes Il
Station folows Through Express Trains and IL 70 mo
5 a.; Albany Mail O. Sleeping Gar irsin . ~ O.
Sundays ipslndnd) Way Trains for Sing sing SD .na
Tsytown S:S5 and lo;4bp FOR Peekskl $500 "a From
it I Buffalo ard Northern Lightning News fnln 5'5 IN
yrgrar, Sis n m Passengers taken u Chambers Canal
Christopher aud est ss Trains Tor EewfoA ea,e Troy 1
as ieuded and 3:sj aud 1910 aud 70 aud
Os jSndays inoaded and 1898 and Albany hont "a
hon A ~,
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AsOUTBAMFIUN and HAYRE,-The NORTH
y ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY win dispatcb fcl
he ABOVE ports splendid steamship ADRllTlC Capt
Constock eayis the United statss Mails the following
lays, rom Canslst Whsrfi
LEAVE hBw-PoEKi LsANh hANhA' =.
SATURDAY. Jane TUESDA1, June ~
SATURDAY, July IA. IuESDAY, July 81
SATURDAY, Aug rs. IUhsDAf, sept IL
SITIJgDlY' Oct g. TUESDAY, Oct 70.
and LEAVING Southampton the day after leaving HAVE
IL undoubtedly Gne1eelled BY ssaship
world safety and speed She hos ~aernzt'
ooa 90 tTnsnts first Cabin passage, &l3o -
tof freight apply at the office Of the COMPANY! nc - Wall
st, OF for passage 10 VIM. II. WiChhrhm,
AGENTS at London a.d 6ouhamptonMesTa Grune Tinker
4 Morgan.
Agent az Hsv1e-John Punnett, esq
Agent 1T PasJLnes W. Tucker, esq, No. 10 Faubours
MoLtInsrtTe
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CTEAMER of JUNE 80 for SOUTHAMPTON
~ and HAN u. $ NJ steamship ILLINOIS Cap, $. p
Griffin will fs Pier No. 2, N r., kewYefk at o'clock
p M SA1l RDAY June 80, with Mails Passengers, and
Specie, for Enslpnd and France.
First sbin, leo; Second Cabin, $50
d. Torrance, Agent No. 5 Bowling Green, " Y.
Steam zip NAHDERBILT will sail July g.
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PORTLAND and WHITE MoUNTAlNs.-The

Il frst-elsss End fevoi e steamships
CHESAPEAKE Cspt sidney CroweI, and
PATAPS,O C.pt. I'D L. Vail, -
,n form sni weekly line Por land leaving Pier " K,
every " EDN kSDAY and SATURDAY, slap H.
Passage and fare, including stiteToom, 30 =,
This il most direct ane picture que r9r,e octween New
York and the White Mountains Lung Island and sineJa
Soupis Portland, and Or4ud Trunk Railway to Gorham,
which is only miles from The Glen House. Apply to
H. Il. CROMWELL & Co.,
Nos st. and 3j5 Broadway.
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THOR Glen Cove, Gbrogg's Neck, Great Nscs,
Il ssadss Polnt Mot. Docs to,e Js'as, SIN "a
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1 TON fo5 BOSTON PROVIDENCE, and NEWPORT
nlsnu Rou,e-The hoest and dectCeryng the East
Malta
The S1..uiers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Ssono SOD
COMMONWEALTH Capt. ". Williams IN conneciiun With
he sone-on Providence and Boston ana providence
a,osds leaving No's-Yol daily tSgnday oKsspsi freD
Per No. 49, ~ IL p. and StonngoD nj Ss Or %
rival he rna tr.n which leaves Ro-ion .t3aS y
The COMMON " EALTu from New-Yort-aonday, " %
.osday Friday From Stonngo0Tsesdny Thusd1y ,ne
3 .turd1y.
The PLSMouTH ROCK, rom Eew-Ycrs-Tue.d.y, Ttsr'
iAy AID saiEIl1y ErsID SouistoDAon5aJ. "adas-tay
md Friday
Passenger. proceed ron StoainEeh psl Railroad T. PIo'i
.snre and 5ss;or the EXPRESS si Tram reaching
.cp ~ advance ~ hose by other sud ~ ample 'r 'i
IL Hues connecting North and East E~.teI
nerrs thai pree remain board the cojoy nisht
ndisrubed breakfast n desired and lesVo S'oningon Il
:e 1:IJ train connecting Provdenre wiki the u N
for Bosom
Baggage accompanies the steamer and train ioash
oh
passage bertha sse.room, or rreish Apply on BOARD me
s:c.e OF the frcrhtcce, Per No 10 hos tive 'r 81
he Office. No. lis Ves:st., corner 81 Courtl4netsl
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BOden AT. Bodeu.-PrII OF UHclNo ''I71''o'o''
Referred 10 same referee for further proof
Nu,,inS' a,rienrc, agi Alrght.-Jndgment st ASIDE
for eggsty with 40 costa Plaintiff reee.ys sns~sr .
Of dse when serged. ..s:,.. 49,,
Shaw sgt. Schneider for stay OF proeeedlngs no,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-12
Texas Correspondence


LEoNA, TEXAS, Dee. Is, 80
DEAR BILLY =
wish you to change the address Of
my paper to Anderson, Grimes county,
Texas. will move to that county in Il
short time. have sold out my land
here. Lands in Texas have advanced
within the last six months one hundred
per cent. There have been sales of land
near the Railroad made ut $40 per acre.
There is Il heavy emigration all over the
Statc--vcry large planters coming in
with from forty to one hundred hands,
The cotton crop is turning out very fine.
Some farmers are making from ten to
twelve bales to the hand. Corn is
worth scvcnty-tivc cents per bushcI.--
Pork is worth seven cents. We have
had an unprrccntcd cold spell Of wealth
cr; snow and sIcct fell to the depth Of
three inches, killing all the vegetation
before its blighing influence. 1t is cs-
timatcd that one hundred yoke of oxen
lrozc to dcathat the different dcpotS ON
the Houston Railroad see WAGONS
returning that have only two yoke Of
oxen to the wagon, that left with six
yoke down. y great many hogs, pouI-
try and birds, all through the woods
were frozen heard Of one man having
one hundcd sheep that trozc to death ;
also Il number Of persons were trost-hit-
ten. yellow fever has ceased at lIous.
ton since the snow and cold weather.
Business has assumed its usual brisk
ness. There is Il great quantity Of cot
ton in the market ut this time; buyers
are taking it freely ut lOi cents. Our
people are all able to pay their debts
from the sale of their cotton Our leg
islaturc has met and, in their combined
wisdom, elected l.. II. WigaII to the L.
S. Senate. He is an African Slave Trade
man; an ultra Southern man in all his
views. Scnatorship was offered toicn
Houston, but he declined the honor
The IIarpcr's Ferry insurrection ha"
created no excitement here ut all; We
are too far from the scene Ofaclion. |
have no doubt that Brown has many
sympathzcrs in this State.
TEXAN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-12

Hark he could not be mistaken -
lh're was stcalthy iootstcp on the
landing. No. again all was still. But
his suspicionsw were aroused; hcthought
of tho face at the window, and he
shuddered, lie drew dagger from
ms breast-a weapon that never left
hlm--and waited, and listened, with
his glance fixed upon the handle of the
door-and, rs he looked, he distinctly
saw it move.
"Who is there p he demanded in Il
loud commanding tone, as he graspcd
the dagger firmly.
The sound Of his voice was like n
spell upon the intruder, who, finding
the door locked, and resisting his hand,
threw his whole weight heavily against
it, and burst violently into the room,---
The alarm wire was broken by the
shock, but the bell rung out fcarlaI
peal, The man was masked, and in his
hand he held large horse pistol, which
he Icvcllcd ut William-but the unex-
pcctcd bell unncrvcd his arm--thc
doubtial light cheated his aim, and the
bullets whiHzcd through the hair of the
intended victim, while the majestic mir
ror crashed into ruin at his feet.
William dashed away the chair that
was before him. The assassin saw his
failure, and in an instant drew Il knife
from his girdlc, with his left hand, and
ultcring Il savage Spanish oath, ruShcd
upon William with the butt end of his
upliltcd pistol Swift as thought the
young man dartcd from the spot, and
his asSalIant, unprcparcd for the move
mcnt, was carried by his own force be-
yond the mark and stumbled. Like a
tiger, William Sprang upon him, and
struck him in the back with his ,Iam-
Sel-lhe keen edge passed through the
lungs into the heart, and the wrctchcd
man fell heavily upon the hcHrth---a
corpse.
In moment the room was filled, and
lortcnSc cIung to her husband, and
thanked God for his safety. The alarm
was sudden, and they brought no light.
William dragged the body to the win
dow, and when he drew aside the cur
tainS, and tore off the mnsll-thc broad
moonlight revealed to him the face Of
Pedro Malpcrcz
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-12
N unnbcr 3.
4.AA-AAA-AA..A...A.....-.A,A.,,.A

hsroccption He sighs as he unfolds
to them the sad consequences Of the
rich mans act and prepared them for II
change in their situation AS he pro.
ceedN their countcnance8 grow sad,
l''l not angry on disCOnlcntcd, they
gather close aromdhim, his only daugh-
ter takes hls hands in hers, his wife ai
IrctIonnteIy presses the other, but not
4 word Of rcpining IN heard from e.
thcr
He hds finished bis simple recital and
his wife is gazing up in his face with
looks Of love, and though her voice
trcmbIes, yet she utters the words of
consolation,
owe shall still be happy" says she,
"ior we will live together and keep
each other
The daughters looks are more clo.
qucnt than words, and the old man,
cIosping them both to his breast says:
You are right--wo shall be happy
in the discharge Of our duty--he is
hard-hcartcd man, but he cannot rob us
OF that heavenly giit--contcntment."
Reader, which is the hoppicst, the
landlord or the tenant? 1t needs no
nrlul,t tD foil ana Io, .,,r,,l ,Il,. .,,.,,l.l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-12
TEN GOLD DOLLARS.

The above premium, are all 10 be given in
GOLD-uot in Jcwrlry that is half brass or
in trick Of one sort and another. They will
certainly be- awarded, and 50 our friends might
Il. well commence work. The lst lit must con
tain at least fifty mbscrbcr,--thc second 30,
aud hc3d 20. The time given will be tothc
1T of March. Person, competing will please
state the fact in sending us names, 50 that we
cam keep Il correct account of the same, and be
governed accordingly in the award of prcmi-
uus. The names of the successful competitors
will be given in March. So You see there is
no chance for dodgilg on our part, were we SO
disposed. We make these liberal offers that
the Southcrupcopr may be encouraged to give
IL tha, support wra-k, in order to establish, in
Wm.hr-tyr, ats soon as possible, a journal equal
To- amy North. Our business is to publish
- newspaper, and our affections are conferred
therein. We take pride in this respect, and
are willing to do OUR part toward, establishing
- good southern Journal.