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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
For the Week Ending Jan. Is.

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49, r1s.. 49,. r1 -oe.et- ~,
.1N1,s4.I, H., Eas..s1 ~ 9anx-A1ae.' 1aa1:a.
a.aeaa1 =! tae GesttA 14non horticultural so'
Ise'J~os1 luz eefo-anfa -. Aaanioa to sta
neu.AAse CioTes-A'ehlSao AEFteult1sA col-
ese-hEes: q hoot dfafhas-4aanfcs and RI.
tA19a oi Ctap1 SkL1cTtoNs: FehF4arJ Hatk-
Looking teo4 toF An1E1sis-Oows EataE Bo7es-
ucstsoy13s Cooling Atth-AAisipS T1fkAys-
cuze tos Hog Cho!e14-Ecktlsa Demand for Rees-
v.x-Frnd-Pr!rc 0o-o -#o,r.r-,~f1s +,
Wheonnn. &c.
a-WASHIxGT TOR LErTEE- Admiration N v;rr5nr.
Scenes and Ctz,sc1e.s-Sauon.l Hta1 piss..a
Priana IAah,,.- -.r.., H-1t.1i X. =
Parer .eeks vd,,.tton to r.nr.
15uMNkn AND TRUMBuLL. r,-h.t. in N. g.,
n, m -rov,,tr. - Vt-.,7+. .ns .ss.At - IT. S'.T
+CHASE H0YKMKSr- Crnn,dnx M
ASCA7K YIyAnCx3. A-,dltovt. E.o.,+
6coNHRHcE f,YrrUE TxEE9
The Nourd upon xhica k- viii sfana a. S<n..,r
s-PoETE1: II: JaiIr Old r aac,rua
@LTERA1T: Not;ccs OF. the 4ata,tnea w;+.. .r.
tactz-
D-HOAAE ETFFRAGEi PrifEsse, .ra Ir,.a-ns
!tea IT Ca--eo.!:p
H-FAK POPE AND Hts FlSCTcnH.
1-EHILb PREACuER. S4rnn-+.nn tJA1r
u-rH1LANTHEoPY OF AZ INDt.N Af;Fyr
l-LONDOS LITTER, Fr...,s,- r,F~ss
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FOREIGN.
Elections in Spain to Fill Va
cancies in the Cortes.
Action Of that Body Favoring Mont
peRsier.
Miners Strike in England and
Wales.
FOREIGN.


EErent Britain.
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Jan. IS.
fs1uAment VIII rea1lemb1o On tho sth OF Pebru-
ar. Hon Franc,l Egestor member for East
oesn1s1.te. Will move, aud HI, Charles Won't
worm D1lfe, Hember for Chelsea viii eecoud tnc
address to the Queen.
MINERS sTRHK.
me m!nera OF Cheshire, Lancashire, and North
Wales hare struck for struck for retuct,op Of
coy q work to eight hours.
BrsHor coKsHcR1rEn
me ne" Dianop Of Ozfo1d wal con4ecrated 1t
westminster Abbey to-day. The Greek Arch
Bishop Lycu1guA Was present.
CH1oK DEMONSTRATION
Announcements are ont for an enormous meet.
Ing TO promote closer union In England and the
coloIlee. Earl GfeJ Ia to prealde and Ne.sz.
1sut1tEa and Fraulke WILL MAXI speeches, Carlyle
Mul and Tepnyaoa express sympathy WITH ths
tho Mpreueut.
DOMINICAN Iolx.
The stock boa1u haa placed the Dominican loan
negotiated Last Jea1 By P1eaidens Daez On It. list
STARTLING INTELLIGENCE
LONDON. J-- a.
Tie Morning Post publAhes letter from Sc1
fots hEet with vile ilbcia On American eocietJ
and women.
STEAMSHIP ASHORE. .
LrKsroo1, Jan. q.
The steamer Nlunesota. f1om New YORK. Is
ashore On Burbo Bank. Her malls were landed at
Qote1atown yesterday.
DISASTER ON TIE CoAsT,
NEw YuRE, Jan. 81
Foreign mail adr1ces Say the Bftttah shtp KtnR
Lea. from Cd1din for Hong Kong. has fouudered
opposite the British coast, an1 that thlr,y-a7e
lives were lost.
STEAMERS ARRIVED,
.....-.. SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. Is.
The steamship 1e!pslg, from Baltimore, has n,
rived.
... QUEENSTOWN, Jan. ~
A1rtved-stesmshlps Aieppo and City Of Paris
from New York.
SUICIDE Or MERCHANT.
LONDON, Jan. e.
char.es Thorntou, an American merchant, Of
bfadlofd, Yorkshire. committed suicide yeste1day
RESIGNATION WITHDRAWN.
... LONDON Jan. e1
In consequence Of the pressure bropbctt to
hear by the Q1cer, tho Duke Of Cambridge hss
Withdrawn hA resignation as COMMANDMENTS
Chief.
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PACIFIC COAST,

l fcwspnpcr War on tho Revenue
SuPcrvisor at San EFanctsco-EenTa
OF Drought In Lower California;
SAN FRlFcIsco. Jan. e4-Reyenue SupervtsoG
Fulton Is severely handled oJ the nexspape1s
IN consequence Of his strenuous etor.a
10 prevent I thorough Investigation Of the recent
heavy whi1feJ seizure, and hts infamous 3Iardcr
Of tho reyenCe officers tn the san francisco dll
utct
So faf there hare been only slight rains in South.
cEn CA15olnlA- FtAl1 CT 4 drought krc expressed.
2ore OF the settlers a1o looticX for pasture fur.
the1 north Other1 arc thinking Of killing that1
cattle for their hides and tRllpN.
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JOSEPH L. HALL.
PRES!nEkI 1E HATS SAFE L. Lock CO.
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
AppIct0ns' 4 journal
MONTHLY PART no, IT,

ApplctOns' journal,
MONTHLY PART no. IT,
CONTAINING FIVE WEEKLY NOS.
PRICE Toe CT $50 PER ASyuM IN ADVANCE
- APPRETONs' JOURNAL furat,he4 yearly
twenty Sve per cent more literature than the istsest
Of TIE norshls csEaztnes. and Is in create. cxccs4
over the weeflr journals Of IT. elas4,
FfoE1 de .See Tcrk HrrulI
We doubt u there arc many wcetstes OF ,nonthljes
IN Gsras Britain the standard Of who're contents il a.
hi4h A. that Of APPLET0S6' JOURNAL, oithe. In
thei- Prose and poetry .: In their cusravtuss: and
certainly shcrc Are none superior. Il weuld require
more ssce thsn caa Afford to enumtrAte tho vafed
co1tents Of this monthly part Of the JOURNAL.
They coEr1isc cvcty subject srpessaairs - Nscsa.
ta.t, seitnet and AT. cEefJ pArt1 On which u well
and Interestingly written. The Illustrations, ne ned
not repeat. Ill tia: could be deazed In N xta:ie
pttut Of view.
Price Ct the weekly nunhcrs 10 eeata pr comber,
or ~ reE aunum. in advanec. Suhserlptous received
for twctEc. M CT three ncnths,
The publication Ct The journal began April I 1852
Second volume enlEeneed With No. Il. Aur H. Baek
aumbcfs esE A~ars Be- surrlied Tht:d volume began
with No. a. Jaa. issu, Subscription will 1t d.tc3
tEe the Rtuirs Ct the current rpluc uu1e.s oihe{-
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vRuec.
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MOVIE sToUQ k0D F2A0pQy kleCks
PH1IApEIYH1A. Jan. f&-Tne steamship Hunter
arrived this evening from Providence. She re-
port1 speAticF, Sunday morning, sixty miles
southeast Of Aontant Point the Peabody nees,
which atfed for the bearing Of BLOCK Iai21d.
PORTLAND, Nc, Jan. ga messenger aIT1red
This evening fron Cape Elizabeth, Who reports
nftnQ 1t acA, which eourc think Il from tho PSa.
oodJ Eett noFthesat storm prevails, hnd tho
weather Il very thick.
PORTLAND Jan. s6-Mdnisht-Tho Monarch
I'D Plymouth Arrived IN the outer hA,bor bet Eeeu
and O'Clock tonight
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fe.olu!!onl erounelng the loan Of bonds 70 my
f11Eosd fsf more thar 5l6,tDo pef m1e,
- dargdEeo1 10 Tho credit OF the Stats, ana
nAo fAtth to those Uho have already invested
10 enct boOd1, and condemiEg all epeclat lid 10
ap5 one fuAd more th1n &noener II In vto2Kto8 ef
sound polier. The ooc14ton Of this action ts tbs
FsHsEo It the ALABAMA 4 Cnatt1uoof1 AAtEuAd
bill bJ the Senate
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Cubu

cAr7u1R OF 1NsCKGKST LEADERS.
HAVANA. Jan. 2a>--Cap:ain Boil, commander
Of band Of 2uez1l'as, lately captured the ia.
sufgenu Aalcans and F1gurcdo, tagethcr With
tne family Of the latter, IN the vicinity BayanIo4
Bol and his prisoners have arrived at Santiago,
lhe inturgnnt LEADER, Jesus Szntos has sus1ep-
dered to the Spanish authorities.
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Spain.

fAfoR4gLH 10 AoHTFES91ERs
- MADRID, Jan. Is.
The proposition fer the exclusion OF the house
OF Bourbon from the Spanish throne came before
Constituent cosses, yesterday, for nnal action.
General PrIn, In the course OF the debate. de-
c.a1ed that the proposition vas unjust. He ex.
planned that h1s words we're not designed part,cu-
isily 10 favor the Duke Of MonspensIer. He would
70 with tho majority whoever might be chosen,
a Sote was reached and the propoposal WAS re.
iectcd years IS, nsgs151.
ELECTIONS,
... MADRID Jan. u
The report that the DEte Of MontpensIer had
been feturrcd to the Cortes from oriedo WIS p.e-
mature. The election there has not ended, The
Republican cacdids:e runni3g a2atnst the Daxe
1HnoE ahead, and the defeat Of the latter IL cer-
TAN. Elections arc stu In progress elsewhere to
MI vacancies In the Coztes, In Madrid MARQUIS OF
Fesallo Ii candidate for the aeat Of Marsha,
se'1ano. At the closing of the polls, last hight,
he dad received 10 900 vo:es while the Republican
candidate, Gnssa.'s, had 1900. aud the carilst
candidate 1000 yoteA Elections here Will con.
st1ue three days longer.
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O0EAN STEAMERS
FOE LIVERPOOL And QUEENSTOWN.

1EM4N LINE OF HAIL ETEAMER8 8AIIYH0
FROM HkN YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TuRapAja.
Aasts ot passa4e By tie Ea:urdky ltaArneE1:
r,~,1 f1s1t = @ n.a3. Cox III, s:cesase. outrrney: -.
-, PshaSe By the Tuesdsy sreaIuer, IA Halnh1:
+ n19! ef 4assnso .sS9 o5l kool OF Gaseua'n-.
st. Johns, n. r. by Isl. joh9T. b. Fbt
Branch steaaaes..:. .k1oo[ Bt.ncb ttcaser--.. E,u
Continent. It node:ato r1ses, Fer iat!be: Irtmades
Akent u H3oadTay. New YoEx. .. u ja1Es WAa-
RACK. Axsa* Cheaxo. *tcfs eabi1 Plst1 cza be MA
and rocE18 scared ta1 AEJ steamer OF dEE.
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SAFES
CHALLE { N GE.
Office Hollis Snfc md Lock Co y
Chicago. Jnn. 70, 1870.
James Snrrent. Fsu..


SIR; You have been In the habit for year. Of m,tirr
tho boaa:tui tis that you had Fleted and could
pick. cur fctos" Bank Lock, and e hare from sfu,o
10 time made sou vaio3s piopo4Itols to .uakr GOOD
Jenr stass Hcnts alt Ct which you hive declined We
have recently sot some very ue and expensive hank
ea :1s s.ts t. 1t.s.s hS n:.a I'd
= :Sss'fs!' sss; hi:s:s,
Ill IL u e d..
btoWn. E,a P,erlseus ii ss!s Ne,onsi Bsnt 81 Com
q :ss .s:a .s:! e 2aa fs4
nsa nans Ct r. h s1 u,t tch4sS ans
e isista tssay a5a us e rsee'Fe seFe
ia 11ssld se1r ste1 10 aet e e. 70
;si.!SS ~ = tss oleias as &
s$St Es:s
i ~
xe bsly s5 Ea.H;c nate thiaqsh a. 1bss psiatt
"sasse aaa 1oiy ~ . eaa .sf tn.t a1t
ss.e IL 1osf r. sn ssEu,.Moo 4 q es nj
s s1 s GHss s u e. iii 4.
q f. 4 fsas i h e.
fs::
cef ssts sena h.Se St sSs
r roa sa sa, = @
ssrtiHns have 1T ip.ired the eondeaec ii hs Dsak
;ur q. your atcatoal 10 Tic fallowiEk nste received
NATIONAL BAtK OF C0n,1ERCE,
Jc,erh L HLl. Esq, of HHrs SIC ~ iosk s Gp Ue
ban SIN: 1bse to Inform you .h.t I, IN common
MI Tith snc ests. ., 30 board q
1afelAe IL tie focts the .aiu sud va1li-our l1auu
attufed by your Company for ths b4nk. and do not
70 csnNeEd scCr work te the public &c In the
..tr d:sre r,t'1acso1y, both II to utility aud
A, VANCE BROWN. p,n.ud.nt
Nc 60 nox+ Al We have always dime hold ousstITea
~ !eAalnes. f. mt.t you in Anf ar tho eon.
21sav9 merits St onr 1espeetre loeks, nd s.t1fy
hhs hs in"sr ing 1toIos,siou. f. Wit We Will pitce
pennd "Ee ef onr !urth cI,rs Victor Lock- fsr &tQQ
T. of more provided you viii pfaee
1Ae .atEc A1fe4nt behind either your bcst M3Suetic
to he the rt in The market: each parry to have the
rtlrileee df setting his lock cnbtuation of lis
oWh che otns and committee of three disEtcTcsted
S 1I;'of.; - p;s1 se b ,s'ested yon
dny il sh.it to stc he hi. IT, ho;S oHa Taets ,1sfs
src In perfect Working order and readily open "a
a;x[ ft re sss'Ts;fssc T;t Ehn.tIon. b,sh hta,* aad
,irk The oshss's lock ahall be entitled to ii
The neasF 70 dercs:cd. ard Rh"uld wo Gc tho
tEere+tC paIty re agree to dnuae tho ,noneY 20 dc
itn, q 59n t. aay ehHi:atle !n,h:aon tie
nt. to take Ilsr~ At Cincinnati o The next sh:re
weeks: ns II it declined aecnua: Of ne.ry con-
side1 Atlcn. re Will snht lock to the tes On tie
erea e sai, ,q's p @ 1g III; r. .ET r
pfuIostien to rrtu your for cue
week but after the 2th Inst will p1ca,c Addrrss
your tsrHuuutratoat to nc at G,nrit uat I .1p |
coAleed t3 return there the evening Of that day
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11LN. Jan. aa-The Argue has Z rumo1 that
hsa nne,a Aprraas1s, Just removed from once,
elms ea,a amounting 70 thTec fouTths Of .niition
eo,s'nc =, i1s sald Canal Appraiser BROOKS knew
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=
DRY GOODS.
THE RETAIL STORE,
CARSON, PIRIE
& CO.,,
lis & 100 State-st.
GREAT
l1lUlL SILB !.
Entire Stock to be
Sacrificed:
The Golden Opportunity
for Purchasers
SECOND WEEK!
Fresh attractions.
Greater Bargains :
Ne shall offer to the public the
following. among many other bar
gains, at prices unknown before
the var:
DRESS GOODS.
Large lot Of Sattn-fuish Poplins.
IN handsome mixtures, desir5bl
shades, for - cts. Yard.
IEo cases new style stripe English
Foplfns, very pretty an1 stylish, for
23 cts. Yard.
Donbls-fold dark check Mohairs,
II IL cts. yard.
Special reductions in Black H.
pacas. all grades.
Empress Cloths, French 1Ierfnos,
PlafdS, and all Dress Goods at
sweeping reductions.
Ill our stock of Table Linens,
Damasks, NAPKINS, Sets, Quilts,
Towels. &C.. very greatly reduced.
9-l White BedquIlts, heavy, for
81 each.
Good. heavy, pure linen Thita |
i'2olasH, so cts. yard. worth sjc.
Pure l:;SI: l:;SI>c;7 3. y wide, heavy White
Linen. for aprons Of tte>.sss!s, IT cts, |
4 yaf6, .wess:h Is cts,
Linen Sheciings, all widths, at !
yery Low prices.
Heavy unbleached Crash Towel
ling, 5 cts yard
Good Unbleached TWilled Crash,
10 cts. yard.
Bargains in Cloths, Cassimeres,
and CloakinsS.
Large lot Of heavy dark Cassi-
meres at so cts. yard.
AllHoslery and Underwear great
II reduced.
Mems Colored rnderycsts at 10
cts. each.
Ladies' White Ribbed aIerino
Hose, Is cts. a pair.
White FIannels, cotton and wool,
16 cts. a yard.
Now Is the time to buy Cottoas
and ShcetirGs for Spring use.
Excellent quality IL Bieached
Cotton, II IL cts. yard, brand not |
mentioned. worth II cts. to-day.
OIher Wtll-kRoWn makes equally
low.
CL0ikS and SUITS Haif-Prlce.
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NEW OR1xAHs .I.n a-uor1oy-ArtIxr .no ht.h..
;e! n.9sns; sales e,aso halea, Recttpt1 1ilvl e.
.rEt: S;cxi.-Fxur And corr shade e.se., u,.u
nAT- F'!tt = .iu. sra o;ntr article. urchsnxet
A1SATAEi -t;''1. Ela.:. k.sfitae Is!H: New Yort
fSs1 c1ci13gn, 3.44 t.iarount, -e'
, 1870-01-26

THK TRIAL OF rIIARX RoxArARrE.
PAK1s, Jan. Is.
Al the u1al Of Prince Pierre Bonapaste Deputy
lambeth will appear for the friends OF Victor
Nolf,
End OF TuK BIHIKK.
... PARIS, Jan. e
The st1tfe among the miners and operatives At
La Cruzot Is ended, and order has been restored,
, 1870-01-26

]'tth0uFXd 0A HNfktt.
1hnEAHH. Jau 2.-Crudc petroleum teias morn
1 pieHs sed: s.es Sc bril- spot Il la9ie
nr. seeI thirty dsyt 1t lsa qnoss FtbrusTy
Ts MnS nnutban5 as 15e: sellcr TIL JnfJ u liz
"a ann rrtees dsdiped Jatuasy be!d 1t DC r.
LAC pta kebsuAf5, S0i: March 10 July ote5s T. 81 c
, 1870-01-26
Hudson River unr,vortau


FoCaakkErsH, Jaa. aa.-Ths Hudson B again
aleope lefs to day Tor New Yo7k. '' 3~~'
, 1870-01-26
New York Wool 1laxket-

New York Wool 11nrkekr
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
r Nxw YokK, Jxn. Is.
1a1ed a1e sepewh.t encouraged by ths
sIHaea rt atecE arc In bet req1est Stoek Nett Pull
11sse sIe aeilne more freely. The supply u good.
ine 1Se tse, to sreeulstora The market Il hr1u
HtnHun &atrA A1FAnce Tha pGti1c aalc Il the SIZE
, 1870-01-26

Nav ttr1en1a hurp+.x

gAAHAtpoE, Aaa4. Jau, 3-Hr1 C.-r
fss! market .ithout Improvement but En- \
shEIP AND LAIhs-Tecefpte s9;q: rrjerx dc.,,o.i
ic ka1ts u lots It S3E&z4 70; e4sras u Il GiS- "a
, 1870-01-26

BosEoN, Jan. a4-Tho earnings Of The Union
paoi6o Railroad fer the Etx uoath1 endinF III
caalhes last wan a t6llt Isl.
, 1870-01-26
CARBQNDALE.

4 Negro Murderer Sentenced to be
HunE~
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trlb7na
CAkBoNpkK, IL, Jan. 81
In the Circuit Court Of Jackson County, u
MuTphHoogp, to-day, negro uAn By tbs name Of
RoFers waa sentenced 10 be hung at Murpnytooto
On tho 18Th Of February nexk for musdaf com.
Inisted list sumner as.Grand Tower, On the body
Of 1 {tuQN QeKY0,
, 1870-01-26

COOK, QOUIrR,

*G- F!hbfleto 1Infkft.
EAs FRANCISCO, Jan. iS.-r Lusc Quiet at 4t15,
-HRkAT-sale. u hofce As eLs4
HAosErARr-Lesat tende:s, g.
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RlEcA%


FoKr WATNK, 1rd, Jkn. E-At Qunt1nrtoa
Indians, this morning. st ottock, block
buildings Vas partially destroyed By trt. Aess.s
kahAn and NeNbefgtt being the heaylest loscY1
Tns total loss Viii reach 5sa 600, Partly insured
The cauSc Of the ore Is un1noKn.
BOSTON, Jhn- 9a~-ln IoNea, this morning,
building on Jefferson stsect oceapied by eisnt
poor families WA1 destroyed bJ 1Fe, aad WIN,
DolAu, aSed Il, burned 70 dc1sn.
BzDGKruET. Conn, Jan. aa-Tna Wheeler l.
Wilson sex1pE mtchiRo factory Was ua!y slightly
damaged b. the late trc. Boilnem hAs no. 6een
retarded IN the least
Popular Feeling A&alnst the Pro-
poAed Alabama l. ChutsAuoo1u
KAtlroAds
NKw ORLEANS, J4n. 25.-Thc ctrxena
sre ,to!dlnR Ece.i1Ea lta.A evening
for the purpose OF c1acefupR
reazurta to check TIE ruin and abuIe Of tho c1ed-
It Of the St1lc By tnt p1Sx1ke tatoaEht tbs IeF14
ia,nro o. Unconstitutional measures, knd in The
e1uavagtnt uSe Of tho no2ey and credit Of
Loulh1oA
sNAA. AL, Jan. ga largo number Of c3n.
Eeaa tai4 sFenl1k. irrespective Of pA1tJ, ado2ted
, 1870-01-26
ROCKFORD,
A Wife On Trial fer Murder.

ROCKFORD. IL, Jan. aa-The tr!al Of Nzz Jane
nl1on, for tna murder Of ner husband, BsAkt ].
!ul19r, en- TIE 18th OF Nay 1xat, commenced in
Ss ~. sptas Goa a' IN, Ma'E3n1
The plea Of temporary insanity con-
sttutes the defence TIE prosecution Is
represented by G. n. Jackson, Eiq., District A.
Sos1 ey, and Hon. Arson @. Miller, Of tnl4 CITY.
ne prisoner IL defended BY MekBIA Latnrop and
AAueI. Great interest u felt IN tho trial, AID thn
GoQlt room Is packed with m audience, tnnzt pf
HaoGa a1e ladies'. The prisoner has been n {eehls
1eaAa e1et lttce the homicide. and secstse3 much
popu:N e5nrafby. She seeu1 hardly able 10 be
present, aud IL cipstlY yeitcd
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HEsPRH1A tODEE NO. III, 4. " RE-.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10
Moving and Pasture Lands+

The extreme heat and drought of the
past season have been unusually severe on
eur PASTURES, and also very much on NOW
ing land, In many instances burning and
killing out the roots, and leaving bare
spots which will fail to produce any. ex-
eept inferior vegetation, the coming season,
unless attention be given it eitherin break
ing up or ~reseeding in some other practi-
cal way. Would it not well Ply all who
have either pastures or moving where there
are such bare spots, to give them a good
narrowing with a harrow with sharp teeth,
give a top-dressing aud SOW on grass seed
this fall, and bush it in as soon as there Is
moisture sufficient in the soil from fall
rams? / think so, especially on soil that
does not heaye much from winter freezing,
even if the top-dressing is simply any
good soil, in the lack of old compost or
fne manure /; let it be done this month
and there will be a good product next sea-
son. If from any cause 1t Is not practica-
BILE to do it this fall, let it be done as soon
as the soil will admit next spring nthat
case it would be better to apply the ma
nurc as top-dressing late this fall, or early
during winter. Ii the whole work be
thoroughly and seasonably done. instead
of there being u~nsightly and uuproductive
patches scattered here and there in the
moving and over the pastures, the whole
will be covered with good feed and valua-
BILE grass, without any lossof use of ground,
or what is worse, spots TO grow weeds and
weed seed or bushes, to disseminate their
kind in ether places.
For pastures there should be a variety
of grass seeds coming to maturity.a at diff
ferent times during the season; and on
either pasture or moving the seeding
should be heavy enough to occupy the soil
at once this we have found the best an
tidote or preventive of weeds in grass
ground, for unlessthere is a full and strong
growth Of grass there will be weeds to oc-
cupy the ground, and they are very apt to
o~vershadow and injure the grass. Cotm-
try Gentleman.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10
Dark Stables.

Any person who has felt the pain and
m-eonvenience of coming from a dark room
into the full blaze of day, will easily con-
ceive the necessity of lighting o stable in
o proper manner. This is too often neg
lccted in confined stables. and the conse-
quences are most distressing to a human
observer. The poor horse, let suddenly
out to bis work, shows his pain by unmis-
able expressions, stumbles. and runsagainst
anything that may happen to be near. un-
til the eve has in some degree accommo-
dated itself to the new circumstances IN
der which it is placed. Nor is this all
By a continuance of this change, from
darkness to sudden daylight, the eye be-
seriously injured.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10
VIM. f. STURM,
Rogersriiie, Tenn.

Result of Analysis (qualative) of a sam
pie OF offspring Water. provided by Messrs.
oldham x Hunter. Knoxville, Tennessee.
Tle water. which is slightly ucitl to test
paper. owing TO the presence of acid Sui
pirates. contains various salts III the pro-
portion of HIP grains to the gallon OF
water. The salts. present are:
Sulphate of Iron. Chloride of Calcium.
Sulpliate of Potash.l Chloride of Sodium,
Sulpt. of Alumian, Silicate of Soda,
Sulph. of Magnesia.l Organic Matter.
The water so constituted cannot fail 70
prove IL valuable aud active remedy. and
could be safely recommended in various
forms of Dyspepsia, OF Bowel Complaints.
of Diseases of the liver and of the Skin.
and in Glandular Diseases; i'll short. in all
eases where an Alum Water charged with
iron wonld be servicable. Ii is very prob
able that the analysis of a larger quantity
of the water would reveal other and still
more active constituents, which may be
present III too small quantities to be de-
tected in a small quantity of water.
4 .. WILLIAM, f. 4. AKIN, e.
Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
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