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New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
Mem pnblifaiions.
uARPER e. BROTHERS, NEw-YoRK,
| Puthh This DAY;
NEw-YoRK.
THE SCHOOL, AND THE ARMY IN GERMANY
AND FRANCE.

II
WITH A DIARY oP sIBGR LIFB AT VERSAILLES
n, R,y., Msoep W. HAInS u e. A. Colo'e Sixth InsntJ
Emo Cloth, e2 So
M n. most interesting and important worh 90 the Franeo-
a.nna, Wa, which has yet appeared The author who served with
ano, IN orr ovr v,r only studied the military operations
,Oun P.,, with e eye experienced AID intelligent soldier but
.ons. n discover in nsona traits and netods Of civil and military
The esus Of which the triumph Of he Germans and the hu
initiation Of the French the natural results HIS Of the off
pt systems Of training the schools and military academies Of both
nations is clear instructive and interesting AID throws Light
roblems conected with the Not lees important and perhaps
more Interesting his graphic sketches Of life at Versailles
While in the camps about the begueed capital Gen H.ren
WAS brought into personal with Bismarck Won MOhe and other
distinguished soldiers and statesmen Of whom 10 gives attractive
personal anecdotes Probbyno visitor TO the
better opportunities for obsrao than Gen. HAsen and
he has the public
THE GOLDEN LION OF GRANPERE.
NOVEL.
By Anthony TIollope,
Author Ralph Heir" "sI Barry Hotnr Of Humbethuse
"Pbinsas PinD" &c.
With Illustrations
evo. Paper, rs cents; Cloth, 81 IS
by the multitude Of details Of thh minute kind that MI
Troope feel great social naturalist be h His eonce
character Is good and strOngspeeatOr, London
TIoopes books always pleasant sdnslsaurday Review
London.
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upon both classes of Stock For the last three years
the net earnings have averaged s1,so4,429 80 over
expenses and interest upon its entire bonded debt.
The Company owns 1851 miles Of railroad, with
bonded debt including this loan, averaRing sl9227
per mile.
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RANKING HOUSE or HEvKY CLHws & Co., !

BANKING HOUSE OF Henry CLEws e. Co,
32 Wall-st, New-York.
Bills of Exchange ON England, Ireland, Scotland,
and the Continent. o..
Commercial Credits for uss in Europe, South
America East and West Indles China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits available In
all parts of the world.
Also, Telepaphic Transfers Of Money on Europe,
Havana, and California.
Deposit accounts received, bearing interest," anu
subject TO check at sight.
Certificates Of Deposit issued aud Collections made.
State, City, and Railroad Loans negotiated
CLEws HABICHT IL Co.,
IL Old Broad-st., London.
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SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN

or THE
MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY,
Messrs. MORTON. BLISS & Co.. No. so Broad-st.,
are receiving subscriptions for the unsold bal
ance Of the S20OOOOO OF these Bonds at %.
One-half of the loan E4OO0OOl in sterling bonds
have been sold Tor European account.
This is the only gold loan issued by the Company.
The Share Capital of the Company is S2l, ,l4SGoO.
The net earnings of the road for several years past
have averaged more than seven per cent per annum
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are now t2sooooo, which will make the totai iof INC
week t,7eo,249.
few small transactions were made in state bonds on
the market was devoid Of any prominent feature south
Caronas however consequence of revelations Inaue
at the bondhoders meeting in this city, were heavier In
tone with small disposition to buy The following were
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HEALTHY HOUSES.

HANDBOOK TO THE HISTORY, DBFBCTs, AND RENE
DIES, OF DRAINAGE, VENTILATION WARNING, AND Mn
DRBD SUBJECTS With Estimates for the best Systems IN USE apd
upward Of Three Hundred Illustrations BY william Rssae
VOL limo. Cloth. Price 81.
little book intended sOf acquired expert
published relation to house cOnsrueon and
although the details appear the many have wen uhoef
impression that they essential the annually increasing number OF
persons driven build remedy the aeee % os pun
then by Others"-[EI.ract from Preface.
Ill
SYBILS SECOND LOVE.
BY ua Kavanagh VOL l2mo Price, 81 2e Forming the bnn
volume Edition Of Julia KavsngRs Novels Volumes AL
ready published, "Adele" "Beatce' "NathAhe and DAISY
Bums" Price, 81 25 each.
Tbee ouie, mower in the writing Of this gifted author which
FAR removed rom the sensational school Of the modern novels
can be-"
CERIsE:
TALE OF THB LAST CENTURY. BY G. J. whyte Melville,
author Of sahedOn" Good for Nothing" ETC. VOL l2nO
Price, eI rs.
An eminent English critic recent, Melville had
nOvsts Of the present generation IN VIVID and pie
turesQue representations Of life.
APPLETONS' JOURNAL.
VOLUME VII From January to July lsa Bound cOh Phce
s3@
Either Of the above by mail address, receipt Of the
THE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY.
READY THIS WEEK.
THE NEW
REPRESENTATIVE LIFE
OF
HORACE GREELEY.
BYL u REAvIs.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY CAssIUs NJ. CLAY
This not an old L published several ago and reprinted for
this OCCASION tu. an ENTIRELY NEW BOOK just prepared with
fresh materials from new and original standpoint
It's as the title wen expresses REPRESENTATIVE LIFE, and
will from its very remarkable character snd It's well sustained interest
from beginning to end attention Of all readers in
every community.
striking seepate portrait Greeley from the best and most
recent photograph really worth the price Of the
whole book.
The volume contains large closely printed pages and although
very expensive work produce sold the unprecedend
low pnce Of So per copy
NOTICE TO AGENTS AND CLUBS.
The can for WORK universal throughout the country that
the sell copies Agents and Clubs At the fol-
lowing rates:
10 COPIES SF0R...................... S15
so COPIES F0R..................... 500
100 COPIES FOR......................S1xO
Single copies by ms postage paid reeep. Of
the regular price, 81
THE TRIBUNE.
NETWORK CITY,
@. w. CARLETON & CO., PUBLISHERS
MADISoN-SQUARE, EEWY0RK.
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Railroad bonds, usual, were fairly active. Inc IA
cAc mortgages sold follows: Centrals, lCaGlOlt
Onion Firsts, sOsa9Os; Land Grants. s1SGs2 and In
comes s7i 0s7i. The following were the bids:
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HowEs g. MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st., New
York offer the facilities TO Depostors az IN
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily Dai-
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns
Special attention paid to choice STOCK, Dohde "e'
&c for Investors
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RrrRIrSGToy CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MISNEsoTA
RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD 10Y
vERTIBIE BONDs. (MuwACsEE EXTENsIoNl we
recommend these bonds as safe and desirable Ih.
in currency. HENRY CLEWs O. ~, ~, -.
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THE MOD ERN u L. Y h ),
LID.
HIS POLITICAL RECORD.
BY NELSON CRoss, Counselor-stLir.

'whep bad good sssoeists."Barke.
ABrRAc CosTESTsGrane politics Just before and after the Re-
belon-Ls Of PresdeI JonsonHe angles with both
parties suddenly converted to RidicHsmls elected
Predentsnubs the exPesdent-s Cabinet sppontmentsHs
NepomLe appears to Mr. Ghnne aud the latter is appointed
Collector Of Yorkle fails concede Leet everything
he wants sad Murphy succeeds Administration
faeoum T. Hove-Inquo Jayne and his handcof-The
sanity Car Detective Wbey-The Ssno Domingo Job, in eIteuO
The Gold rprac, Civil Service RefonnSae Of Arms TO France
Reeonstrucu and Appointments and apponeessummng
up - ,.-,-.
Sent by nail prepaid receipt Of the price.
j. s. REDFIELD l4O Pulton-st.
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s75,OM

$4,000
Cry OF MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA,
WATER AND SEWERAGE
SEVEN PFR CENT 3J-YEAR BONDS.
Interest January and July, payable at Nahonai
Park Bank N Y. For sale by
WILLIAMS a. BOsTwIcK, Bankers
40 Wall-st. N. Y.
Official information of indebtedness, population
&C.. given by the above.
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based Cotton running qlahJ LAD
half grade above o. below the grade quoted
COFFER-The general dull aud without eauro
Interest," holders however, still mar1 arn-es on their views,
and refuse to sell concession No als reported to-day
CANDLESrhe market dull and nomna quote Adsmanne 8.
d!eic for u 20 6oL Sperm at JlaJi Patent +2Gtci and
Parafne 27028c.
FLOUR MBAI7-Tle Flour market under limited arrivals
WHEAT hmer for the steader for
Good snperfne ab At the close the market
steady fair inquiry for the grades; sales oi 2co bbs
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The days business at the L. S. Treasury comprise:
Gold receipts s268O8i 10 Currency paymen St269] %
26g16lj Currency balance. 60Obl 60
Gold balance Osss,f0I 81
Currency reoeipts.... l431,b1 81
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syRII,s SECOND LOVE.

BY ula Kavanash VOL l2mo Price 81 2S Forming the sh
volume Of the New Julia Kaanaghs Novels Volumes al
ready pubHshed "Adee" Beatrice" Nathalie" and DAISY
Bums" Price, 81 25 each
Tbre s quiet power in writing Of this gifted author which Is 90
r removed from the sensational school Of the modern novels
be-"
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CERISE:

TALE OF THB LAST CENTURY. BY G. J. Wbye Melville
Auhor Of sarchedon" Good Nothing" ETC. VOL limo
Price, el Is
An eminent English critic recently remarked that WHITE Melville had
surpassed nOve Of the present generation In VIVID and pic
tureseue representations of life. -
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FOrelgn exehange was sleady in conc at the following

Extra mails for Europe TOMORROW, per steamship Do
nau, Will close at 1880 p al the Merchants Exchange,
Nos 90 and O. Plne-st.
The engagements Of tIecie for 10 norrows steamers
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APPLETONs' JOURNAL.

VOLUME VII From January July is7a Bound in CLOTH PH'e
s3G
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19
RAILROADS..

A narrow-gauge railroad is in snc-
cesslul operation from Tusbegee to
Chehaw, Alabama, a distance of five
and a half miles. The entire cost Of
construction and equipment Of the
road was $l5, coo, or a small fraction
owe $1,000 permile.
The Kentucky Legislature have
wisely repealed the Objectionable
features of the bill chartering the Gin
cinnati and Chattanooga railroad,
and now that gigantic enterprise bids
fair to be built at an early day, form
ing as it is one of the greatest and
most important rail way routes of the
South.
Several railroads are projected and
building in Mississippi-the Memphis
and Selma, Mobile and Northwestern,
Vicksburg and Memphis, Grenada,
Houston and Oklahoma, extension of
the Great Northern, Natchez and
Jackson, and the Ripley road.
The first cars drawn by steam, in the
United States, photographs of which
are in the rooms OF the Historical
Society at Hartford Conn, were bull
at Albany, in 1881, by James Gould
who was then, and for many year,
previously, engaged in the business Of
carriage making. They were ordered
by Asa Whitney, the then super
Heretofore 30 per cent. of the tele-
graph operators III the Grand Duchy
OF Baden have been women. Here
after the working of the wires is to be
in the hands Of the Imperial authori-
ties. who think that woman's pro-
pcnsity to gossip has too wide Il range
with the telegraph in their posses
sion, and accordingly measures are
being taken to provide the dismissed
operators with Il husband and Il home.
A prcr0sscssing and lady-like girl
Il few days ago was detected in steal
Ing 4 pair OF silk hose in a Boston
store. On being approached and re-
preached by N OF the proprictors
She began TO weep pearly tears and
offered him so. He magnanimously
charged her only the regular price
for the hose and handed her back the
change. Her artIcss guile was re.
membered 10y him with II tender
smile till it vas discovered that the
Till she gave was II counterfeit.
Miss Pauline Pogel was in 1861 con-
sidercd an incurahlc idiot. Under
the tuition Of Miss Dumpy, at the
ldiotic school at RamdaIl'S Island,
she has become an assistant teacher,
at $500 per annum. She is now
eighteen years old, very fair looking,
writes Il fine, clear hand, is of good
sddress, and plays eXcellently ON the
piano. In conversation she informed
her visitor that she had Il faint recOl-
lection Of her earlier days; she slight
ly remembered her mother, but las
not the slightest idea Of her father.
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hat | Have Learned.

I have found, within n five years So
cial experience, that moral courage is
required, for daring, to be nahTai-
ones own self, without aliectation on
insincerity. | have learned that to
wear your own hair, in q natural way,
is deemed "aifectation;" a refusal to
wear earrings, called every odd and
unfeminine," although you are neither
n heather nor the descendant OF a say
age; the absence Of cosmetics or per-
fumes from your toilet is sighed over
as an indication Of total %depravity, in
the fashionable sense; the wearing Of
your dresses, so you can breathe nat
urally, considered "horribly unstylish.'
the absence of a false hump on your
back, deplored more than that OF II
backbone could be, although you arc
known to abhor monstrosities, real or
assumed. Looking the matter over,
| am sometimes ''almost pursuaded'
that It's easier to swim with the tide,
and become Il complete fashionable
fool, letting go all mental and moral
reservations, so long doggedly adhered
to on the ground of principle.
Talk of moral heroism, / never
heard Of any greater than that which
| supports 4 woman in n rusty gown-
and her only onc-when forced into II
company harmonious i'll its display OF
silk and ~velyets and jewels. 1t is n
feeling but few men are capable Of I'M
~derstanding, Any woman who can
rise superior to her raiment under
such circumstances, | nomitate for a
leader in the matter Of dress reform.
Where is she? NJ.
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HOME JOURNAL.
THE DOOR STEP.
BY EDMUND q. sTEDMAN.

Bf EDMUND STEDMAN,
-
Tho conference meeting throuob nj ,aat.
we boys rolna tne vestry waited
Iq see inc gl[is come tripping past,
Like show'Dirus waiting 10 DO mated
no'tavGr no inat iehps tne wall
Than l who stepped before them all
Who longed to see me get tho mitten.
But no., she blushed and took my arm!
And storted toward Tho c' M,n ahe FFasmwu"
ALONG n kind Of lovors' nv w.v
"""'
can't remember what we said.
nothing worth a song or story,
het snat rug pata py Wnloh We sped
oeeneu I'LL 'rahsiormed ana In glory.
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How our officers EARNED Il Promotion.

A party of cold vets were telling
tall stories, and among them was the
following by Fritz:
81 will tell you something about that,
boys. When | joined the cavalry /
had not been long in this country, and
did not understand much English,
We were sent up in the Valley, and Mt
the battle of Winchester we were or
dered to charge a battery. Well, the
captain gave the order to charge, and
away we went in fine style, The
Johnnies opened upon us with grape
and canister, many a horse tumbled
over, and plenty of saddles were
empticd. That didn't make any diff.
ference; we went straight ahead. Sud-
denly the captain gave the order to re-
treat. The whole company tuned
and went back as fast as they could,
except me. You see, I didn't under
stand the order, so | kept on and
charged right in among them, and, by
Joe, | captured the whole battery and
brought it Oft safe myself. Now, III
tell you how it turned out. The next
day .he the captain was made . major,
the first lieutenant was made captain,
and"
"Well, what did they 10 for your
inquired IL listener. .
"Why, they put me in the guard
house because / 1vuidnt tell q hc."
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Exercises for Artlculati on.

In the Richmond Normal School q
few days ago, the lesson in elocution
was upon articulation" and various
examples of difficult e%nunciation were
citeda aid practiced. At the close of the
exercise the Principal called for such
examples to be handed IN as the pupils
might know or be able to find. The
following are some of the results OF
the investigation, and furnish a very
good collection for practice:
amidst the mists and coolest fros's,
With barest wrists and stOuicst boasts,
He thrnsts his Iists against the posts.
And snIl insists he sees the ghosts
"Of all the saws | ever saw saw, |
meyer saw a saw say as this saw
saws,D
"Up the high hill he heaves a huge
round stone"
"Crazy Craycroft caught a crate of
crickled crabs,
A crate Of crickled crabs crazy Cray
croft caught;
If crazy Craycroft caught a crate Of
crickled crabs,
Where's the crate of crickled crabs
crazy Craycroft caught ?"
"Thou wreath'd'st and muzzl'd'st
the far-fetch'd OK, and imprison'd'st
him in the volcanic Mexican noun
tain of Pop.o-cat-a-pet-l in Co-to-
paX.i."
Peter Piper picked a peck Of
picked peppers; a peek of picked
peppers Peter Piper picked. If Peter
Piper picked peck of picked peppers,
where's the peck of picked peppers
Peter Piper picked?'
"Whcn a twlstcr twisting, would twist him a
twist.
! For twisting a twist, three twist s he will twist.
i TT one Of the twists untwists from the twist,
The twist untwistlne. untwists the twist
Robert Rowley rolled q round roll
round a round roll Robert Rowley
rolled round. Where rolled the round
roll Robert Rowley rolled round?'
"Theotore Thistle, the successful
thistle sitter, in sitting "A sieveful OF
thistles, thrust three thousand thistles
through the thick Of his thumb.
" Peter Prangle, the prickIy pear
picker, picked three pecks of prickly
prangly pears from the prangly pear
trees Oh the pleasant prairies.
Wiley NItc aud wife vent on a
voyage to Vest Windsor and Vest
Nindham Won Wilson Wednesday,"
"Bandy legged Borachio Mustachio
Whiskerifucius, the bald but brave
Bomhardino of Bsgdag, helped Abor-
milique, Bashaw Of Balemandeb, tc
beat down an abominab.e humble o.
Baslaw.n
81 saw Esau kissing Kate;
The fICti we all three saw:
| saw EsaI, he saw ne,
And she saw | saw Esau''
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the severe tests to which they are
subjected. A delay took place by
the inability Of the contractors to fur
nish the steel envelopes, but this, like
all other difficulties, has been over
come, and they are now being rapid
ly manufactured. The steel for en-
velopes is furnished by Nlessrs. Park
& Bro. ut Pittsburg. All work on
steel is being done by the Keystone
Bridge company at Pittsburg, the con-
tractor for the whole superstructurc.
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INTERESTING FACTS.

Chocolate, the flour of the cocoa
nut, was first introduced into Eng
land from Mexico, in the year lj2O,
and soon after became Il taVorite
beverage in London cOtlte-HUusus.
The most ancient manuscripts are
written without accents, stops, or
separation between the words, 10
was it until after the ninth century
that copyists began to leave spaces
between words.
The most %stupendous canal in the
world is II IN China, which passes
over two thousand miles, and to forty
two cities; it was commenced as far
back as the tenth century,
The first bank was established in
Italy in the year S0S, by the Lom-
bard Jews, of whom, some settled on
Lombard street, London, where many
banks have ever since been located.
The first piece OF artillery was in
vented by Il German, oon after the
invention of ~gunpOwder, and artillery
was first used 10y the Mo0rs ut Al
gesiras, in spain, over 800 years ago.
Billiards were invented by Henri
| que Devigue, Il French artist, in the
reign of Charles IN, about the year
1911, and ut once became a most FASH
ionable and captivating game among
all classes.
Armorial bearings became hCredit-
airy at the close Of the twelfth cen
fury, and took their origin from the
Crusaders, who were accustomed to
paint their banners with various de
vices.
The oldest and largest chain bridge
in the world is said to be that at
kingstung, in China, where il forms
a safe and perfect road from the top OF
one lofty mountain to another.
Calico, the well known cotton
cloth, is named from CalicOt, aciiy in
India, from whence it first came.
Calico was not known in England at
all until rs late rs the year 1881.
Among the Romans all men OF full
age were obliged 10 marry, and it is
ever 4 modern law OF England which
inilicts Il fine upon all bachelors IN
the kingdom, of twenty-five years
and Over.
Women never appeared upon the
stage among the ancients their parts
were represented by men until as
late rs 1852, when Charles III. first
encouraged their public appearance.
Glass bottles were made in England
about l5jS, but the art was practised
among the Romans in the year ~ \.
N ~ tbnyr hava ippn found Il4nfi-
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An Arabian View of the Wife Question.

A writer in the Co,mh,H Jfayo:inc,
having had an interview with an Arao
prince, gives us his views on the
woman Observation-Disclosures women
think of themselves, always think of
thems elves, think very much Of them
selves, think very little of their hus-
bands; so they are very self-willed, do
what they like aud will not do what
their husbands like; but Arab women
think more of their husbands than
themselves; they like to please their
husbands; they are obedient, they are
much better than English women; "A
MAI may do with them Just as he
pleascs. Suppose she should disobey
him-what does he? He says to her,
by Allah. | will leave YOU And if
she disobeys three times, and he says
that three times, she is no longer his
wife; she must go back to her fathers
house. But suppose an E%nglishman
marry n woman, and she proves to
have n very bad temper and disobeys
him always; Il very hot tongue, and
scold all day and night too: lead him
a deuce of II life; make him sweat
very much with trouble; make him
wish to kill himself-wllat can he do?
He can do nothing; he must keep her;
and must not take any other woman to
wife to comfort him. ALI! the Arab
is better than the English GUS
tom; and the Arab women are better
Tor the men than the English women.
/ am sure Of that"
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Concluded next week. }

FAILURE OF NATIONAL BANKS
An eminent iinanCier Of this city
has kindly placed at Il disposal a
circular list of the failures Of all
National Banks since the system was
adopted, and from which we compile
the following facts. There have been
sevcnty-Onc such failures throughout
the United States, distributed over
the different States rs follows: In
New York, Cor nearly onc-third of
the whole; in Iowa, q; in Ohio, 7;
in Missouri, 4; in Wisconsin, 8; in
Pennsylvania, :; in West Virginia,
.; in Old Virginia, 3; in Illinois, 2;
in Indiana, .; in Minnesota, =; in
Mississippi, =; in Michigan, 2; and
in Tennessee, Utah, Nevada, Mary.
land, Maine, Connecticut, District Of
Columbia, Georgia, Louisiana and
Alabama, each, |; thus showing that,
though the proportion Of such crea-
tons is of course far less, there has
been but comparatively II small num-
Der of failures in the Southern states,
where the national greenback, or its
equivalent, the United States bond,
is far less plentiful. The same circu-
lar, issued by a Philadelphia firm,
contains IA proposition to buy up the
of such broken banks as are
named in it at four per cent. pre-
mium.-MObRe Tribune.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

EASY BIscurr.-Rub dry into one
tumblerful OF flour, two even table
spoonsful of soda, and four OF cream
OF tartar. Add two heapinS table,
spoonsful of lard or butter, two tum-
blerslul of swcetmilk, and iiourenouSl
to make a light, soft dough. Roll oIt
lightly, cut INTO shape, and bake in a
quick but not scorching rel
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

Rev. DR.. Atkinson, a pioneer Of
Christian civilization in Oregon, has
called the attention of Commissioner
Eaton, Of the Bureau of Education,
and, through him, Of Secretary Della
no., to the Importance of inducing the
great railroad corporations of the inte-
rior and the West TO set apart sites for
free public schools and higher educa-
tiopai institutions in all new settle
ments and towns within the limits Of
their extensive land grants, especially
those springiny up along their several