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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
THE COURTS.
THE GRAND JURY.
,,-o,cr,FFETs AGAINST THE OLD KIN" "i'
INV DISTRICT ATTORNEY.


.,-,,,c-r,rpUrs AGAINST THE OLD RING GIVEN ~
lNDi0i TuE DIsrRICT-ATToRNEY.
The Grand jury of the Court Oh Oye ,n-' %r,g
80 came into court early yesterday nio'n'is
Hca number OF indictments and we're disohalsou
listening 70 An address IN substance as IonO"S -
Judge Brady -, to,-o repdered the
snttv II h proper for me % say Una. IL ,a~bons
cohs feeD Won In session for Two mouths,
oesA chat the necessary elements Tor INC t INV
IN o'u 1iuaI Justice should be present 20 a ~ a.
hon -,nrv that might arse. nave c&lC =. redasp,
eIneIafion 70 which still adhere, to iDor ~ ,p
bI1 frou the lawleSsness which nae ., Ia ~
tRs ornc uersons in this city, ana lOI lna'
caiv, this court continuously IN sesslou; - o ,
70 49, bowever that there is another GIanu IiLg ~"
noiSsfence serving in the Court OF IeneIn ,Sl,
IN sAt rnlers u unnecessary 20 continue your uVllu
s nE longer. You therefore discharged, Sc
made presentment on the subject on carrYl9k
Sa, in Tespouse 90 my suggestion m the chaFge uale
pssf assrre YOU that this Court cordially approves
" ana viii not hesitate 20 exert an proper III
YOU oa M accomplish the remedy designed
~ resentment referred TO urges the passage OF
at7ne the carrying Of pistol or concealed weapon
o,t IN special cases. an odense 20 be punished with
- severity. The indictments. among which are
-. IN which Messrs Tweed, Hall, and Connolly are
.n,arested. were handed to the District Attorney
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DEPARrURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

FRIDAY, IL. q.
aAt iof - Ihonas bnli ~ Argentine Republic Indies.
the steamship Srh Amene1. a. m sts.sbp Al Al
IRON Per - r. r.
Ass Tor hagu etc. b, steamship Voksourg al D. H.
NAL for halI n s. closed
aAl a. ; n via Boston
hAl Tor Newfoundland close Post ono svv 20
e' ~ p ~ steAshp sss from Portland Ne satuFav A q
Letter pge p Az he W est Indies going direct will
10 cfh< DC vsAcf fapt
SATURDAY FEB. r. F'-F--
Washington Birthday AL Mails Gloss PosOmoe Al 10 m
nAa Tor Great bntsn and frence Liverpool
ihs steamship Celtic, close a. 10 Steamship sa al / n
from Nhte stsz Dock. PaTOnia Ferry. Jerssy Clty
Mails for Continent Europe VA Surao and
BTemsu steamship Bremen 10 hi 80 sur
PleDeutsTy Mall Steamship sails Al Tlira 81
B0bOkes-
and Prusan closed MAI THIS line
direct. brst and HGv per steamship st
LAarsut I'll eoss Al 10 Steamship sails At p n Pie
Ne aEk
Nall Havana direct bv the steamship Ceops
Steamship ssi a. 2. iron PEI No. H0Tth River
Aa Desrars. 81 Thomas aud BaTtAdoes. By
IA
kss iSI BernSas By The Niagara, al0A Steamship
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Sales bn Anrtlru


A. hHHvv,
PY BANGS, MERWlN y Co., Broadway, cor.
4s-SA OF Works OF Ar IaHcT Goods Furniture &c
MONDAY Feb. l-. and following DAYS, a. BIBLlOIHLC
AMERICANA-A PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Books Pamphlets. and
MANUSCRIPTS Illustrating American Antiquities laa General aal Local
History,
DY JOHN II. DRAPER & Co, Auctioneers.
AD THB DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Will sen
10000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL,
public suction WEDNESDAY, Feb % At y O'Clock noon al 20
E1chauge-place SAMUEL SLOAN. President
JACOB BoGAET. Auc.oneer.
DY VIRTUE of foreclosure of several
ID Chat,e Mortgages VIII sell Public this 90 y
O'Clock Tartys1tht the % Bong Is
tashmeut consisting BoItng Machine, Bot
49, Furnture
Horses One Of arnes, and al
other artc belonging 20 The establishment.
JOHN CONTRELL, CITY Marshal Attorney for Mo1gagse
NTARSHAL's SALE-Wlll SELL THIS DAY
VI a. z At No. 70 OasAP LOT OF PANT 0lLS OFFICE
FURNITURE. &c JAS OhARA t,y IaItl.L
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.
At Store. Broadway opposite B0uest,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
An immense STOCK Of Elegant SlLEER"Ahb and FINE IAbLL
AMOUNTING To OVER $4,000.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, Feb l9, II 0 OeE and continuing
The stock consists in part Of
$50 Tea Sets Rich Designs
500 Ice PtcleTE
Gale Center Pieces ssvert Gooets Mugs
spoon Ho FoILs and spoons 4vo Handle and sTFted
TIE ocs i ali warranted to be Of quality and from best
---' Mslael Britannia Co., Wilcox silver Plate Co.,
B. A. CLARK Co.. and others.
Of the trade called 20 tins sale vel % parties who
wl TO purchase of use Sale positive and without reserve
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Eeqal Notlces.

SUPREME C0URT.-In the matter of the
- Mayor Aldermen, and Commouay Of the CITY o.
HevYork hy The Comm n Public Works In relation % ne 80
suds he City Of NevXors, being nds on me
souhNeser Of Ouehunired and hentls o. and lenh
and st. commencing lau ieet
hereby the esseesi persons an
In the lsnd teuemeuts establishments end premises
affected d Apprst IN The above co
tl mr hat the said Report being completed VII be presented 20
the Supreme Court Special Tenn thereof 70 be he a.
March g opening that day soon here
viii then and there De la
foT the confirmation December T. 49,
DWIGHT II. oLMSTEAD,
ADRIAN H. MULLER. Commissioner
CHARLES K. GRAHAM. )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

Cvr-e-re Court hambgs-Bv Judge Davis-ln
III a opening Onehundre and ol Nl'I As
...- Gl-Fl,s proofs efieci lai 1-te
- ~ Tle People. &C. S.cfuct agr Green Moon
A ID Without Guaeag saue-Lot an Alternative An1Alnus
Estlr lrs. Molasy % harc-
u- Coal ara Iron Co act Gould hoon
srpte Graves g GravcsMou0u granted elu allowed ioI cou1-
- tt PEI Fctk or a-aong MAJ further notice.
Snpal1r COurt-SDecidi Ic-m-By judge freedman
c-- --- ef~rn-M.rou -rruted Reruie C9uuor.-A0tol
rrarte dac1t MooreOrler denying motion Schroeder
"A g--ltlE motion. Moore i6i nc--te-
6sr- St-rrss SIT ,tuOer -7rt1 Fie 7ntta Fec1a hpoti
BeucOrder Tor judgment LlhaleI As
b. Ja q M5asaIsaener ag TIE Continental ms CoCae
b. Jsas eco Doans agt L.adsay-ja-susa 0I plaintiff
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pAoorNcrpo 04rrrn

POR SAN FlANCSCOTH steamship Heafp Ch0aaeey Feh %
Bdward townsend Mrs Jos WILEY and child r. w. Lewevn
and sister MS Kate Durham, Mis- Freeman Arthur Beaumont
Hoy stuart Meek p Powell j. r. Newton
wife T. NJ Thomas r n Hamilton, Ms b X Duriee, hr Schner
children Taylor W. schaaer, Dubois and wife Benot
Chaperon g. L. Paine Hartwe DR. B. Chan tsran Ms
Jennie UrOnhart John ronan Kheu Mann. W Perkins T. A.
Hoaey PGssoneers-A X. Glcnon " Cannon e. s. Hun
r. Gilbert, IT, D. Wilson, Dsve Vain AMI IT, " tooey NJ T.
stewart H. Bum Hon. j. T. ThornFton and daugers Capt
W ~ Ben p Garcia g. Gerc James MacAinue, Mr. H. H. anth
brother chTon, L. Bek1hp. Ms Pnoe r. A. Cray william
Kouue DIR
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miscellaneous.
CAUTION
CAUTION
unuupfQ pTwTVpQ

Parties wishing huy these celebrated Bes and DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning genuine cautioned the limitations and
offered The American inscriptions md duA
but easily by the which they generally PIT
aud principally by Their Vie tAse while The genuue article ihons
sonach Bier very paaiabe and pleasant Trhned st
houses. /. FIhKk. IT,, Sole Agent.
p. o. Box No. loo No. IS LberyIt, \. y
CASTOR OIL can be taken agreeably and
- easily in DUHDAS DICK Co.'S SOFT CAPSULES No taste
n smell Contain no Crotou Oil
Sold by your Druggist
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MINIAruRk ALMANAC

Sun 6;46 SIS Moon n. 2;ob
DAy-A
Sany HOOK. He'll Gate Perry. sO7
DAv-P
sandy Alt Cows aDd... 24s Hell Gate teT 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

Nails sor Kew West hv steamship George CLYDE,
steamsh ip SAIL az , D. m from Pier No % r.
SUNDAY. PEB "a
An Mails at II O'Clock The fostOhoe open from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
Gong ISLAND Real estate for Sale.
Destrbrstrr gounin Real estate for Sale

Tor SALE-In Westminster County, one
II kour by Haa.on River Railroad fr-n Hevfort HOUSE
containing u roons sn improved LAND Address
THOMAS LBARY, sbS Sag " 7.
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Gountrn Real Gstate tor Sale.

TOR SALE-The elegant brOwn-stone front
HOUSE, 80 . Chapel., heWaven Conn fronting losler
sque being the middle houses The block The house ~
feet and hnhe the most superior msnner Doors ana e1aoH
black walnut Bronze door trimming plate % FnaoWs
marble Eashstds hot and cold saier al over TOE
billiard beautifully eoed nom base
nen attic delightful location the cy SPLENDID Us OF
harbor De Tie most elegant block
New England. For sale terms OY W. a hsS 20
Chapest SeEHagen Conn
TOR SALE-TwO FARMS, % and 80 acres,
Il hours Chambers-st good Buildings fruit timber water
splendid ess beautiful and Uess4n dep0s convenient easy terms
Possession. = EUDt x w, I L-L--D.lee.5
DARTIES in this city having good LANDS
ILLINOIS sell ind customer BY ADDRESSING IAADhh
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

Gitn Real GsIdte for Sale.
A FOR SALE-The following choice plots
Of ~. Sl5. ag 9a ne 'aa i De '''' Sous
Fy and 5 one - 7 !1' r. 'ois
WITH BUILDINGS THBREOS.
Dtcknan l-olfrt sE l3s on PGsll IoIliS4
DgcLman procsrr lonr lots on Hawthofae-st lgorll4
Apply No. Is East bor.ie,b., before 10 des m
a -FIRST-CLASS HOUSES, extra cheap,
"a. ADJOINING 5have p feel, 5lstt 9Th sye y feet
v <. STEVENSON. Il.. il Finest and 20 Fnhave.
BARGAINS on Fltrh and Eighth-ayes, front
Ab Ing Ce1 PARK Sixth serenhyes above the Park
O'--' ~ @''' %M IT, RAYyoR
FOR SALE-NO. Washing square, north,
VITA .'ate % BY about ~ $500 Or to hhSI unfinished
't an -----'' '- -'' HOMER MORGAN Pin,.t
TOR SALE or to LEASE on ground rent
FhGVe " u Tor sale .or
Ssgg or d yean ground 'ea At rdS Az I y s5Pa Pines.
EOR SALE-In East Ninth-st., near Fifth
stOT lsoop, bfcA HOUSE sI5lr, block ssseholii
pnoe s25oJ0 Gz1l HOMER MORGAN tiae-st
TOR SALE-A large handsome RESIDENCE
on stnTyeaalsqnare u'1ie 10Y aoi1i npeHe naaon OF
clabholse Le.ias easy. A-l me % ~. la..Ae OLee-
FOR SALE FOR CASH-A large tirst-class
address CASH, Box No. ~, Tribune once.
HUGH n. CAMP, 100 Broadway, corner Pine
SEVENTY FoURTHsT Tr ami Lexington. lots each 5000
svfyTY FiiiiiTrIr bel Fourth Ind Lerg,on los, each $3.50
EGHTIETHsr, between rr AID Lezinsen. ot, each 400
ONEHUEDRED AND-NiNTHSf bet ith and Madison 81 lots
EGThAYB opposite The Parz, corner o EElO WITH one adj
Joining
sEvENTiAvE-A plot lots The northwest viii sen
ow. Also l The tding avenues and liacent ree l
WEST FIFTY SIXTH-ST., close to Fifth
w ave- a most elegantly finished 4-story high stoOp, brown
stone, 25ItyElo,.5, El.A .as handsome s4l..ove
West Forty.Gaht near fhve ve issable 4ory hgh-stoop
broFl-sioae HOUSE, 4yraOElvl', 500"
Also
West forveTcHh FGi-aTei handsome u size fstory
Lls l-stoop, 0roWR-sole honse $500
Msdisonve Tlreventhst beautiful u.ise stOy high
slop house. $4,000. HOMER MORGAN PnesL
l227D
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auction Sales Of Real Gstate.


JEnE JoHysos, T.. AuctiOuseE
by JERE. JOHNSON, il, .-.---,.---
- OEc No. PARK Row opposite Poohce Astor House
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
Auction Stocks Furniture Merchandise. &C
- All Auct on Exchange classroom reported OF ny
Bulletin Board N advance Of any neEspageE
y o'clock At Auction Exchange Nos ss anu Cl PatOn Brook
lyn, opposite tie Cous,;ilouse, $3.50. -.
By o !S,, q sTseTI9r' he ,,.,,,,, o., o-..
lni Os, located on FJLIOhAVE' SMITH, and LifAu
the Immediate vicinity Of City Han and CouIouss
~ = w NJ ti, 5Iii5 Of nv Ind or sor storos
Judge smith, between Fulton lad Lyingons
Ten very desirable teery basement and subceT brk houses
no 5 Lvuslous, hreestor basement 1o-celar and aiae
Nos d AID % smts tvOoy basement subcelar and attic
Nos H. D. 49, Gaatnpace four hreestory basement and
Nos 100 5 80 81 aud "a Fg.onave three splendid four story
sSrHsT between FuAve LyingOnt, three very deslr
able lots
w @ M be adg oT f19p On q5 , P5d Feb 20 at
'o 'u'-'' p- IERR Johnson ir q Park.rov NewY
Or oes. TEN Brock VAN ORDES PEoeOrs 80 l6 Green.
W-ch-st NeE-lork
A0RI1s n MrLLER. AaciIOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
H BY order A. H. Cornell and Theophlus BonweF
'-''-'''' YlLt1BLs IMPROVED PROPERTY,
LIBERTY H3r 4SP ,T S1S f5F
No. 10 WEST 5gTH-sT.,
LOTS CORNER 4TH.AvE. AND 93TH-ST.
ADRIAN r. MULLER, 4. WILKINS Co. viii sell 90 suction
TUESDAY Fe 25 at y o'clock the Exchange saeroom No
order 0f the ahOTe-utme tue FlF
BRICK BUILDING and LOTS, southwest Of Nassau
OPPOSITE THB POsTOFFICR.
The POCR-STORY BROWN-srONB FRONT HOUSE and LOT, No
10 West Tr.y.nn between Fifth and Srhtres. The four
LOTS southeast % Poahaye. ana NnetycghthsL
Maps aud - particulars at The aucOHeer oee, No. Pnest
tbE2l
A. J. BLEEcKER, 4 Co., Auetioneer-
TUESDAY, Feb. % at II m,
AT EXCHANGE sALBSROOM
No. III BROADWAY,
Under ihe direction of David A. Scott. referee
Tie large ana store No. 10 BroAiwav.
Lot and tlr-estorT brick houses No % GreeIwchst
Lot AMI threest0ry brick house No. 100 Geenvich-st.
LIT aul thufc4-t
essehod property, With dne dwelling and stable No a
Cl4ltolplace.
Fv per NAY remain mortgage. Deeds and possession dev
erci MaT j. 1919.
Maps 20 40. - Cedarst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
REAL ESTATE.

EEwYoRK Thursday, Feb. DO 1870.
The unusually large number of sales announced to
be- made the Exchange to-day naturally called together very M
attendance the however neither rs numerous
Important expected The following 'les we're made
BT miller wilkins anier the direction Of The executors
Of Jacob orpoe ieosse brick and Ot l5Is5 10
o n S aSi1 ~ No. l o. g' g zoe eo wes and tie
tory msa,ioop oroEn'tone mont ha'e and ease o. q
Aye known No. y The present ground rent 800 per annn
valuations sold for go to Robert Maay iouiag
ofy brick table md tenement house and lot On fee ssme
'ne aeo,s vas 500 70 The same p1rehse Tor 20 . d
me direction Of Bvur Paris referee he hnek store and lot L
Prlnklnp between Franklin whtet known No. 80
1L % n H and A sseisourg ana aniE me a. Zoe
990ai 9aie On he westerly .de Of sullivan 1 Aowa As ~
and snorr Is M Is5 W,1 sr no 9 10 Mcsae Kasman
Hugh C,TD IA 10y , O orIeT nieT he diree,r Of g. Ir7in
Mhhsaa referee the hresto hg s.oop 1ek hel'e ia o ~
from sevenhlve. for : 60 to G. a. Dorlsni
Brdet Dennis sold BY order Of John II eafny ssnee N bank
ana 1noFn 80 CaHss and go. l'9 l south Fhsve
vel rented and we're Oh Tth the a1urss aeoITy
f es 'S 5ors5 i q, S 2 ' S S: 20 for % 4 aadsr the
same oner and direction the lease dated jan loes ioI
No 50 Gr,nl and No. az ihaye, being the oueisteTy
about O- Tor ao TO r. A. Terbune Tho legal
ihs direction Of Van yoseHblH referee noted to be made y
Of Church tnd Giua adjourned until the ith ProH
sfa and By n a Co. bGt we're ether tLaTn or bought
sofa the urrv and lot IrOlo oee on
the loIthsT 0li, between Madison ana FOURTH
ayes, known a so. ST. fpr SJ750
sse 10 be MADE Exchange noted, iung ibs
remainder o tLs week:
Frtday Feb. q.
Br james " Miller legal direction u Robt tte,
referee tor7 a1i basement bck house 2iri With
l. lid located uouhefy l Of FouTh 1905 r. westerly
from Seeonlsve
Legal direction Of Wn IT. Andrews referee ne
ory nd ard O; Z5O5 located on me Ouih
cry stt oi hlKfeeuh-st. known NO lll.
By Jo. Nmr legal the direction q Charles BzoT
ieefte lots cores running hundred indd 20 one
lunre tndi,lthsts 10 the Harlem River anl
o @ The block located tie a0rher7 side Of Onehundra And
seyeatall, commanding 100 r. westerly rom Avenue A.
saturday, Feb p
By James T. Miller legal sale under the direction u James e.
Spencer, so the Courhoue at White Plains West
chester County. ~ located the Town Of EstcAesser est
chester County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
Gitp propertp to fei.
Brooklnn l1rcpertn to Get.

TT'O LET in BROOKLYN, e. D., FURNISHED
hIeestory and basement Hoase With modern Improvement
throughout veil furnished B@ersVe Etn rev nnutes Of NJ
ferries. Geghbohood lnsurpsssed, either Newton o Brooklyn
on tne drive % Prospect Psr Family gong aur0pe Al
dress fo partcuars A. r. b % LrHy.tepiace, NeE-T0rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

90 UbCm II man Goureru
ALLEN c. LEWIS or JOHN LEWIS, owners
~ Of COUNTY illinois vii please communicate With
and give adlress 10 JAMES WRITTEN, Wilmington, IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
6nnsea nnn farms Uanteo

XVANTED-To I'll two orders for PLACE =;
w an Tho Iudsont GBETLRMAHS kBsiDhSCB 9Th . oo
80. eanns throughout STOCK FARM abOn 900 acres State
At lowest cash price - ,r-, ,oo o...a-.- poon1
WANTED TO RENT-FARM OF about 50
w acre. soil and situated on hile OF "'--' RAJ
road route Address FARMER. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
Real estate to Grrbdnge

WILL EXCHANGE 10 Brooklyn City LOIS,
w worth $4,000 arstoa ocauon Tile perfect oT Wes'efs "
TEXAS STOCK FARM Address PROPERTY. Boz TO- Tribune On-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
steamship BREMEN Capt r. kugkist. WI sail on SATuk
DAY Feb Bremen Per 1901 lhirdsL Hoookeu 70
De 40 ,,
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAWKE. AND BREMEN.
EQUIVALENT N frRhEHci.l
~
btce ~
For fItFtt ~ pasea.~ appvtO OELRlCHS Co.. Agents.
HOW IrrrH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

WH.|..
f6q2 Higcnho'ham aVt Richard
sou.
49,. Cassll 1Ct Dlcrgu 20 al
l4J8 .boeHm % Oh art. helle1-
leuer.
stqi 70 aa aEt The Mlro-. Sec
IN The Mrrrsrfiie Mutua. lus.
90. aEt Cushing.
IA. HIS % al a. Lewis
Hnl aru
49,. Lamb AIT hly.
84..F--lcrr1l AZ. CHEr.ck.
H. Hess sgt FerrnIL
lsaU. "a ,ura 60 Reynolds.
I75o ..lta.ar agL cClles- ger,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-17
Becs SWarm1ng.

There are times when it seems
that bees are determined to torsake
their hives after being hived and
90 to the woods. When they are
so inclined it is best to give them a
frame Of wood from some hive; then
they are not apt to leave, and will
not once in a thousand timcs-and
it is much better plan than to clip
their wings, as then they have to be
watched in swarming time or you
will lose your queen.
There are several causes why
bees leave their hive. The greatest
of them all is, that they are hived.
and large swarm, and the hive an
ordinary one; there is so much heat
that they cannot stay in and work
their wax and they are obliged to
leave. Many, as soon as the bees
are in the hive, set it down where
no air can strike it. The hive
should be well ventilated and let
the bees pass in and out freely, and
the trouble is over.
There are few instances where
bees look up a home before swarm
but they are rare. When swarm
has left the parent hive and is clus-
tered on tree or elsewhere, they
have no doubt sent out explorers to
find home in some hollow tree
The swarm is very apt to stay on
the same tree where they settled, it
it is cool, shady place; if not,
they will soon leave for another
tree-perhaps at a distance. They
fly until they become weary, when
they alight; if they don't succeed
in finding a home, they again take
flight for the west, or in a westerly
direction, as is their custom. They
have been known to repeat their
flight several times before making
a final location. This is the way
they have extended so rapidly to the
far west.
Bees should not be allowed to
hang on the tree any length of time.
Hive them at once, and place where
YOU wish them to stand for the sea-
son. If you wish them to stay, see
that they have plenty of air, or they
are apt, in an unexpected time to
you, to take up their line OF march
toward the west. Is it at all sur
prising to see the great numbers
that have spread over the far west,
when we take into consideration the
vast numbers that have been multi
plying tor years? They left the
moth worm behind. Their primer:
pal enemies were tie red men and
wild beasts of the forests. They
went in advance of civilization.-A'
] r, Noon.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-17
The Boy who Stuck to Farming.

When was boy, says distin-
guished man, my first saving of ten
cent pieces, earned by Saturday af-
tcrnoon work-for school kept half
day on Saturday then-were ex-
pended in buying a heifer calf
Then l worked on and paid my
father 4 certain sum each month
for keeping it. When the calf was
one year old, l traded it for two
steer calves, and now had to put in
good and strong to pay for their
keeping; but l occupied all my
spare time in teaching these calves
to work in the yoke, and at one year
old they would gee and haw as well
as old oxen, and my father paid me
for their use in leading the team for
breaking his two and three year
Odds Again, l had piece of
ground each year, after was four
teen, that l could plant and work
on shares; and if l wanted help, |
had to give two days of my time to
the hired mans one day.
l grew just what my fancy and
reading dictated, and from the pro-
ceeds l dressed as we'll rs any of
the boys of the present time. l al
ways had some time to play and
time to read, and now look back,
with love and pleasant thoughts, to
the old farm, and the farmland
who taught me to use tools, and
whipped me when neglected to
drive the team out straight at the
end of the furrow in blowing. The
remembrance of my boy-hood days
has always induced me to favor all
items of encouragement at home on
the farm; and l believe, if it were
generally practiced, we should have
more good farmers and less broken
down mcr> hants, or loafing, hang
ing-on, time-serving clerks, ready
for anything except honorable labor
and usetulness.-Rural Press.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-17
Clean1ir ess in Milking.

The manner of milking in the
channel islands, the home of the
Attorney, is peculiar and has the
merit Of cleanliness, at least. Milk.
ing and straining the milk is done
at one operation; the milk-maid with
her tin-pail, linen straincr, and sea.
shell, proceeds to the pasture; seat.
ing herself beside her COW, she thus
completes her arrangements; the
strainer is securely tied over the
narrowmouthed tin bucket, and
placing the large shallow shell or
the strainer, she vigorously directs
the streams into the shell; overflow
ing the shallow brim, the milk pas
ses through the strainer into the re
ceptacle beneath, the shell being
used simply to prevent wearing ;
hole in the linen straincr.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-01-17
Sound Ideas on Farming.

The following views on farming
were thrown out by Mr.. Greeley in
his speech at Baltimore, and they
SO entirely cover the ground of sue
cessful culture that we give them
place for the benefit of our
readers:
l. That the area under cultiva-
ton should be within the limits Of
the capital and labor employed; or,
in other words, that on impoverish-
ed soils no one should cultivate
more land than he can enrich with
manure and fertilizers, be it one
acre or twenty.
2. That there should be law
compelling every man to prevent
his stock from depredating on his
ncighbors' fields.
8. That green soil is much
more economical than loose pastur-
age.
4. That deep tillage is essential
to good farming.
S. That the muck heap is the
farmers bank, and that everything
should be added to it that will en-
large it, and increase at the same
time it's fertilizing properties.
6. That no farmer or planter
should depend upon one staple
alone, but should seek to secure
himself against serious loss in bad
seasons by any diversity of pro
ducts.