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, 1873-04-25

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ssSS sss'is d. Rai 9Sa1 e9t ades'ssss o sasS4 a51;
--.t1lbcrts, 14sion; almon1s, rorragona, al@aJo;
iss NssSs %aas as:n ss ssn ;%s @ 'as WeSups pss
nnt9. 7Gso l., T9nt,cAsao ;9T , neans. 4h9see
oro aaotao It iator prco or riir, Wy
mon 70 fair. sl.oo@2so; good to eholce, s275@375
nsr s5 o1s ssrss o y 5
T so@esa por yslenes er%sss, sioos Ses
l2oo ref case; DO rer bog. ss.oocst.do l,alernao
d. pSs box s2t559@ t5a p M''na do $aooa55o
a3oEnLlrh!s maset wore o'.or l9ok Tho
uera from country h,crehhitR whl[o tho aggregate
prclAsors Of local rotaors wa no.icoab1y lrgor tnu
on any Of tho alf dozen preceding tnyB: Tie effect
to,n, hgars bo'ng tho only article that Bhowod pon
1.-Two wohk1ess rolned Eradea {o1cep patent cut loaf
sssss Ss's @ o s' o.
ga,2sssAs,oss q 9Asa aSssSs ssS;,o o. g. Java, ,7,so
d. 39s5ss pfl%s mo- s}1aaXs fs ysl asel Do. ss w
So; a"sasPe 9? 3s ss 5sss,sS s a. @ a9$
242{o; do, primo, 2s;;@2io; Maraealbo, 2a@aai1c.
ws*s ssss % sots S 9eS itssr' full
M iqsPsa Essseop 7Heso; CARO-
powdered, and gran,,latcd, 12Gsl24o: a, standard,
l1l@1lho; doNo:a. 1l6s11ko; j. 1o,1@llo; O.:
@io,.o; 2t ehoiea brown. @ 1o@iSHo; primo DO, ossS
cd e far IL; ~ a@9 e Soes Sow orsans sssr 10
sSS sss1S tsips, sael4o; aves drip.
s1ra new messs :os ii
@85o slo PRIMO 100000: 10 comnnn. 05G170o Porto
lco 1nolaases, cloico 5o06o: common molasees, "
RALEnArus-gon,rnon to best, oG91oo.
sr.19snao' a1@sS :9yS ssIss
sSkof, pure ss5soo; DO So.1 2o@aSo; doNo. j. ID
rs Ssagsesfa ssaen mss% e ; SSSs ss5'R &ss M MP''s 5
90; Witte Rose, oH@5xe; brown Windsor, 4I5
= $S% siSs? &$is 60
froi5 tone q
il 0o mud prnirie 10 SO 00@ls00 thu local demand
fairly active, but aside from this thero
of course, cannot long 10 sustained M tho condition
Of tho country roada ia rapidly tnproytng, and tho
e ees d y s ss o2s eas e
contain q, ,oo5 rs: ON 1nAoK- Timothy, hea!er pres
ss4s 1s opsa aoE StsE se'e Js
delivery of prcssod, slooal.6o, according to dis
HIDES -wcro quoted quiet and comparatively steady
at tho annexed prices: Green city butchcra, 10:
eEea s 1s1 1S h1ss pa1t erf
is@2oo; long.halred lip 1ao; doacon sfns, Gd@asc
grabby, Bcoro cut. Or otherwise damnEed two-thirs
HoNEY--Thero ia very lttlc comb offering. Strained
y as % ~ ossa qspanc noee an eom
u0rS-Tla condition Of the market 10 substantially
, 1873-04-25
MoBsrs. Lunt Preston j. Koan quote us fol-
Tho following Instruments woro h1od for record
IN Thura1ny Anril "a:

The following Instruments woro h1od for record
on Thursday. April "a:
CITY PROPERTY.
Laurel IT. ouondaga and cayusa cts, " T. Lola u and
b, dated March IS, consideration, $1,000.
Rebecca st. Of centro av, ST. "a it to alley, dated
/. April 81 ; consideration, $2,40o.
West Chicago ~, near corner Of Hoyno Ut, n I,
Lot 5 dated april % confederation, 1,16o.
AEEi! E4! y consideration, 5000;
Alley, datod Feb. 20; consideration, s1s,boo.
With Improvements, dated April ii; consideration
West Washington st, 100 I. of nobey st. 1, 2o.124
r. r, w Il ohspprosesnss dated April al considers
Hull st, corner Of Menominee st, I, a4}S172 It,
dated April a; conaiderat!on, ss, 600.
to alley, daod April % consideration, s7oo
% Sstsa AZ; rs :ss.i1ssses l sss
dated APRIL y consideration, 81 700. -,
,, dated april l8 consideration, 81 500.
es u, n'sif s'' 49, H. dated ''n
a.ss hPt Rs99 St St at % 'ere'
.SE Mehiws Gs;a !. eet ! Linden I'D hoh
Lots md 8, IN uambloton'B Block 43 Sec, 49, 40, H.
sub-Lot Z of Key's Lot Ia, in busterneld's Ad-
aition' With buildings, dated April %; consideration,
r. %ith buildings, dated April q; consideration,
Fulton It, bot Mteaan av and Seymour at, 4,
RsA,lo11?o # dated April 3; cons!lrnion. $2,7oo:
a and %, dated March "a; consideration, 81 600.
Tho promises No: l0l South Lincoln at, dated March
western av q It ii 0oultsr s 24xl24 It, dated
April 1o consideration, $l,10o.
Lots and Of " Lot g. Of Blocks 81 and 81. Of "
Soc 81. 10, II, datod April "a; asidorat!on, sl3,
, 1873-04-25

TS!a1 no,lst 65aaoa SSsa se{;vo sa{t; 10y so5
strong his morning. ais and antaiao HR ia It's "eSty W
and firmneas until near tho cloao. The number
OF buyers In attendance was noticoab1y largo
Now York, Albany, Boston, Pittsburgh, philadel-
phia,, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, and 1 other
healthy @ @eompotitton, trading was was brisE at s59oS
$40 for medium to good droyea Of from ], 100 to
1900 lbs average, md Mt s5.75@0.20 for CHOICE
smooth, woll fattoned steers averaging from
1850 to 1,6oo lbs There was no din!inution in
sales salos mailing At sI.0o@4.6o for common
and at @4.75@5.o0 for good to primo. Dutchers'
stuff also sold vol, the aggregate OF salea being
Of The woek, and the prices obtained being fully
as high. Tho larger portion Of the days bust
ness was transacted at range Of e6.00@6.75.
A fow bnnchea Of BcalaWags wore closed out ut
s3.75@4.26, while Boyoral choice lots fetched
s5.00@6.00, and in two or three instancos highor
figures. THO highest reported sale was Is Mis-
sonri Hteo~B averaging l,434 lbs ct $0.2O, by II.
Strahorn Il Co. to 1saRo Wai1ol. Thora woro
several flue droyos Of corn-fod Texas cattle on
Toward the close, the demand fell off aud tho
market weakened q little, the weakness being duo
to tho unexpected heavy receipts by tho after
noon trains.
QUOTATIONS.
Exra-Graled steers averaging 1,46o lbs
Cho1ce BecVeE-Etno iat, well 1ofmod Syeaf
1850 l6s. 5.1b@o.1o
steera aTernging 1.2O0 10 1,300 bs. 64o@ses
1gng LIDO to 1900 lis. s.oo@sao
Dutcheraf 6tock-Commou to fair steoro
slaughter averaging 800 to lido lbs :...: 4oo@boo
feah, Averaging 100 to 1880 s.a5@4oo
stags bulis, md scallowag etocra. 275@375
Cattle-Texag, Northern wiuterol. ....... 400aA.6O
trtttc-forp ,fci TG1nH. 4 7fG1k IN
, 1873-04-25
ITEMS.

Tho te Drake with the scow soa Bird In tow, from
South Hsvuu ia expected In tins oyoning.
Tho price paid for tic tug Aobt. Torrent was
Thirty -four vcsaela aro lying ut Manitowoc awaiting
opportunity to ieago: none OF thom aro damaged.
Rivers, there being much ice In Alantowoc Bay.
Tic oicers report seeing leo belt from five to ten
mes in Width from 81 ttlo a,o, this aao Of shoboygan
Tho Hchr Marquette ashore at drand Island, Lake
superor Is to 30 visited md her anchors, chains.
THE small steamer, Dino, from Buffalo, has arrived
at Port Dover, via Chippewa cseak On route for Lake
Superior.
ably, and no doubt will leave tho bay very aoon.
Tho schooner Mary Taylor wns on Saturday work.
ing her way from preaquiBo Point through the Ice to
Tho Northorn transportation Company have com.
meuced work on their new dock At Glen Haven, and
lost Whit wrk hS aa d1ns Ritz to se and
veaaels Ut Milwaukee either wtnd-bound or drivcn
Tile ico 1T Harrsyo is eald to DO about 20 tuchca
thick and very Aold, hut broken in largo cakes.
Tho Point aux Darquea light wus Lighted for the
first tlme this on Saturday evening last, tho
Tho Ice botweon Green Bay md oconto ID broken
and piled up, bnt north Of there Il is solid.
over by leo on the lat Of the month.
-Advtces from. LAnso, hicl., orc, that 1t will soon
be unsafe to drive teams on tho bay Tho loo Is be-
coming porous round tho shoro, and there is open
tor In paccs. Portage River u open FROM Keeenaw
Bay to Portage Lake, but tho lake III not likely to opon
EThe lcet Of vessels ut Detroit, bound tor oswcgo,
are preparing to loavo for tho latter port.
Tho strong northeast wind las driven tho tee in
Lake Huron to tho lower extremity Of tho luke, thus
-Ths schr Morning Light, grain-loaded for oawego.
was to leave Detroit On tho a5d inst for tho eanal.
Tho new schrs Dan Lyons and 0, NJ. Bond sailed
from Dotroit on Monday for Chicago.
From IN exchange we abstract tho follo"angt
rofl,n for f1,nY Yauf fthur ya1rE
, 1873-04-25
FROM MACktNAW.

MAoK1NAs, April 24.-sfercury, 80 degrees. North-
ern Transportation Compnnys lropolcrs of north
cast Of Round IHand tried I'LL day yeserlay to break
Ice, but did not succeed. -0...
Au sAunLr, April 24.-Ico still firm and solid,
PonT AUSTIN, Mich, April o4.-Wind light, north-
west ccar and pleasant Lake packed With broken leo.
, 1873-04-25

h1anistee, $500; L,tdngton, s2.75@3.oo; MuHkegon.
$3.50; Oconto $4.oo: Menonneo, S3.e6@3.5o; pent-
wator, $275@aoo; White River, $2.75e93g9; Grand
Ing up $3.50.
Salt from Saginaw ut 20@25o Per brl- No charters
reported.
DErno1r, April 21-Coarse freight rates are not
established. Grain ia Offering moro freely; to-day
1880 oered for vessel to load wheat to 0sweBo.
, 1873-04-25

sEEps-wero In good roqnost md timothy al-
ya,,coa 10c Other scods wcro irm at yenterdays auu
tAuonn The stock OF timothy Ia reported 10 bo about
14oo baRn oil grades. oloyor, Hungarian md aiiiet
are In moderate supply. Wo noo aa1cs OF 100 bags
ehoieo timothy 95a6; % bngs do It $3.50 1so baSa
primo at 81 Ia bags ut 900; 20 bars at Ct
hnaa prime cleyor nt 1875; haga At t5iS; 20 baga
far at s5uo; att baEs Hungarian nt Ao bags at
&30; 40 bags at $25; IS bags nct ut $l05; ~ bags
rod top ut 7do; 90 baga doat jso.
nysol, common TO fair, bo9eoo; DO good, ss@
7so; do Sho'eo to oxtra anS so@1io; nr1,o1 common
os@oto; good to el.oieo DO soc@ss1o; ane to
good gunrowtlor, 70e@s1.10; .choico, .sl:l5@l.2o
oStra: Sl;a'.sl4s: eoieo to e1t5a loaf japan.
42@45c colorcd natural eaf Japan, 55@ Csc sommon
TO Ane 1oolon9,. s5GS45e; good, 6o@7oo; choice to
extra, 00cN$l.0h.
TODACGu-Was firm and unchanged.
cnEw1No-FIno 0ut-Extra, 7bHb5o; clolco, d5@
75c; common, 55GsG0o; poor, lo@60c.
Piud-Natural teaf, 75@a5o; half bright, 6o@7oo;
black, sounl, 45c556o. -.
HaoK1Nd-E1tfa, 3a@aso; medium, oo@s2o; COM
mon stems, 27@19c. ..-.
WOOD-Tho do,nand IN steadily improving, and
ht tho late reduction the market Iny lu 1!!ued aieay
Deecl fl1o0; maple, $120o; hickory, el3.oo; alabs,
&7.60@8, 20, delivered.
-J..u~H ~Ht..u-
, 1873-04-25

SHEEp-A fNir business wnH transacted IN tue
sheep market at previous prIcea, Or ct $4,25@
dium; and at 95.75GD050 for good to choice uil-
Bhorn.
, 1873-04-25

dions to our r.road facillties hAs beor nlvance
1n.iaelarcs nnrso cannat i fa 1t becoming cy Of
grent wculth aud largo population Us peculiar ocal
advantages aIo too numerous to mention o they % nro
becoming familiar to onterpratng fncl Of other eitlea,
and tho result la continual accosson to our residents
OF tho most desirable character.
roHEIdN COMMERCE. OF NEW ionK.
Tho journal Of Commerce givoa tho following
as tho forclgn imports at Now York In March:
Es: % f.: &: a a; s,s$ }$'2
5psss Spss ss1'S sn bullion 'ass ss7ss 'sssss5s
TT; en At post 3 aa,eooooa tao2ie,2ca s4o,4Aoo2l
Tss sss ii: having sssa sn.1ss PGq Gy Inc 1s aem
Of and oonso Il eorso the Volume In that claaai-
cation afoys moat larHuiy IN tho sxeoaa Il 10 not
Mnrs, viii III isnded heSe, tho ontrss for
ss 5 a' :s' SSas ss.' sh
Ths Es ters!sa lmpefss .. Now York for tho threo
months from Jan. w9ss: sssi ,a7q 1877
Ea ssr as
Ess SSsss ed ssss sfttt ss;tt ss ss 'sss i5ss
rot ent n. port AGO slla1o'0o7 sl2olo4a20
s ssw gst. l12s ,g9
month Of March voro:
gsns.s .;ss: . 4, il, ss;;
ESsss. SSssiss nd ss'sSs saiss ,5i s Rs
Total orpors.:. t207op,2l2 $1p2lo,123 *25552.a .a41
Total exc. spocie 21,130,312 1b63o,o1o 2loe2, 2)o
Tho r. o1ports since JAN. show gain of nbout ten
mitlions In produce aud merchandise, and nino ill-
Ions III specie. They wore: o ,o-, ,,u,
Dom. produoo....$ 8 h99 o53 600 238
For. FREQ goods... 194,a1E 470,a85 72B,8lA
Do tuftablc. Lose, Al 7,3a1,251 16&2,G70
Bpoclo md huln.. 10, ,7l4,1b7 t,220,d23 145GB,aGs
rotal osports - 1o7 68o22 el9 1850
LATEsT.
Wheat WAS moderately aotivo in tho afternoon,
closing ahsdo higher then at the close OF
seller @l nsn1 My, closing at a1.261{ and s1:28I
was In moderate tlomand and eauior No. sold
at se@2e29o seller May, closing at se16o, md
Of provisions include loo brls moss pork, hollcr
juno, at $3.50 $50 tea lard At $0.35 cash 500
tcs do at 1915, aolor June; 400 900 ihB shoulders
at &c, seller May,
, 1873-04-25
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, April "a.
Tho following woro tho receipts aud shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, and for the
corresponding dato ono year ago:
, 1873-04-25

-Afossrs Scott i,rown Of Detroit nvo male the fol-
lnsiag sn!ea at yeatoIs ills seasons Barge Windsor to
Chicago parties for sa,0u0 schooner T. 4. Mayes to
rs parties for schooner Star Of Hopo to AAh.
talun parties for 80 0o0; bark Summer Cloud to Chi
cago parties for SIS GOO schooner II. Il. lchmonas
thla city, for Schooner Angle sa1on % tas city,
for barge Star Of Tho North, this olty for 60.
coo; nuw vessel being built at East Saginaw Boott Il
brown to Chicago parties for SGT 900 for tho nun With-
mt ft.out. BnO tS TO be ready juno l.
, 1873-04-25
CANNED GOODS.


Pouches, H. .. D. 1850 400
Psseess' Fsses ?sSS 2e5s, 99s s9s
rhan rrlums aansons n IN K; s9eg a2s
o,ioaHss ~ sno ess' ao S'do
strawberries. s a5oS s.GS
haahhsr1f.s htsRGesr1ss; s6o9 s6oS ~ ~
aoossSerres, ais.:...:..:::.."...:.:.:. - 2ssg ste
Tostoes Tomstoes 5siS s69 a7S a7S
forn doa'qya, Fs,ta 59s IN
Corr, Corr, s1nan Denton H.roor. as9S s ssS g
e. Psss E. T. ssa ias 1as ~ ~
gass9sss a,,sPss sn Sss@ se@t 3es es
5eS:is1; 3sSs sss
0ysers 0yser f. r. mi fll sya|ai 5af@ as9
eyssrs, % f. T. slack iss liz liz
s,,,u hr,, , soo nor ~ R,on1r0. .,o ,oo,, "a
Small. nris, aoo per pkg'..''.'''.... a.eo9s o6o
Msdia@, Fl. eed per pss.:::..::::: s.ssg sss
Iarso Ish 800 pr pEs..:............. 4.5sg is
IT, 70 M e. ts aess per 3'7s9 97s a2s a2s
GhoE GheT i1sryey}, qts.:.......:.:.... s.ss3 s!s
0hew onoW sliaIyey), Hts a9es g6o
o. Ba assorted pickles, pfa........... $500 425
MAPLE Rynur.
Pure, gal. cans, per rdoz.............$ ooo
rnre, quart cans, per do1,. b.5uts 6G9
Extra golden " ga cana per dox. o.b0t3 TOO
E1tTa Koaen sl: M quart cans Per doz 1000 425
ost of Dat now in stoek il Of poor aas1ty. Qaoia.
tons arc, et present. little bettor than nominal We
repeat our lat, aa follows: New York factory, 151
l6e.
CoAL-Was tn moderate demand at unchanged
prepared, $l2.6o@ 1900 Lackawelna, $12.o0 Eric.
5000; Drisr ltll, 5000; Walnut l!ll, $1,000;
Hossbirg $lo:o0 Cherry Mine, 500 Hooking VAL
10y, &9.00 lndana cannol coh $1,000 Indiana block,
$500: Kirkland CRATE. Soo Minonk, $500: Whining
ton, ;2sA $SGo; or r,o,,. , .,,.,.. ,.u.,u >,
, 1873-04-25
LUMBER.

THURSDAY EVENING". April "a.
The rhoesa1o market opened quito aulivs lhla morn
uE priuoa ra1gllH alout tho sarile m yesterday Tho
recota were light which onlblel dealers to materially
rtduce tllo AtockR ou A,ll. In tho AFTERNOON the
heavy Rnow-stosM interrupted buslness, Md quito
number Of cargoea were left over. Shingles are III
fair demand al firm ut s394N. Other grades OF aanl-
ber Aro unchanged.
Quotations ara ~ foowa; Good to choice strips and
boarda scloot boards At $a3.oo fair to
, 1873-04-25

HOGs-Tho hog trado was dull aud weak
throughout. The increased supply and lcsB
favorable condition Of the Eastorn markets led
shippers to tho exercise of greater caution, and
holders wero obliged to ofror lower prices aB au
i1.lucomont to b,lyorH to invest, At 3 decline Of
100 d fair amount of trading was accomplished,
though good muny hogs remained in tho pons
point to a atill further reduction. The range Of
1he market was Ss5.20G05.30 for poor to common,
e5.95@5.a0 for medium, anl 35.45G15.60 for
good to l,ri1ne with most Of tho transfers Mt
95.95@5.45. Two sales OF extra wore reported
a. ar
, 1873-04-25

LAKE FHEIEHTS.
Grain frclghts were Inactive. The nsng rates aso,
15o for corn and loo for wheat to BuGalo.
, 1873-04-25

CANNED 0OODS AND PICKLES Trading was
again Of aomewhat limited character and Il VIC except
prices wero only ndtiterony Sustained. slight re-
duction Ia 3b tomatoes IN noted. Below tho quo-
, 1873-04-25

onis IN %r roooat for M fc nrro lots
"nI aoo y anr Luz fn9ar so lGr M 10" tG ,nIo.
,ondc,,t uT T., t'1I.otn ~, uEf I" IN lilo
stnola m an1o +, tn Ia nar,ot umI ,vcl, s fair to
start M m nmr anmm,nr | tn,,r vit1, 1jrhter load
naat ho r." 71v mn,ot .o ,naod I ds At III following
rcmrc of np,,oa Ma. ,,orts ,oai, " ao,ior hnri
siYsoS11E m: ;,o 'e1 aofIor MAJ .' afTgf]0l705;
do aolier lima. ala a1TfSt8 10: do noflor July,
nori: &17 0 Gan, c,os1, ,o'lD ~ aoIep hpri
~ i" soIlnr nn Gte'' 90 Or hn RI do
scllor g,mo 7Smn nH;S1 M Ia an}ar July.
sno;m1 ~ Swat n,cl,d, J." 1,orna s'ru notod Il
d91aiao. aggma Dry naatca moasn auotnp'o .,ort ~
oGsgo6o ioT snp''lao[s; 9tey>so ioe nTnd hnuli
ain anu 7gA9a1oo ,oE gors cteAt; n,@0SIo
eEon,tlotb. 1t9151o. Ehglan moSta, o1uyu2ao l.,
1or shoTtfins Tor short clear: Nncoi' % ~
1otoa @ at % Tor Shoulders. l0o Tor o!oar r1ph|
, 1873-04-25
9Ilt - :,
ctivo and nominnlly unchanged. No
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, April "a.
Tho receipts Of 1.-Two stock aince Saturday lavo
c.t1n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-30
IN GENERiL.

ALI the telegraph companie. except the
Western Union having formed combination
to lower rates, the Western Union has now
appointed a committee to confer with the op-
position lines, to fix, if possible, on uniform
tariff. The new Automatic Telegraph Com
pany has just cut down rates from two cents
to one cent word. The Western Union is
the company which transmits the messages of
the Western Press Association, but the pro-
posed modification of tariff will not, possibly,
interfere with or reduce the press contracts, oil
make the news any cheaper to the newspapers
1t il stated that a combination OF teie
graph companies outside of the "esterI
Union Company ale about to purchase tho
Franklin Line, and will consolidate upoi
lower telegraph rates upon the trunk line
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-30
orr WEST.

Wood is $40 a cord in Nevada AID 10
prospect of relief.
The epizootc has reached Rawin4 Wy
oming.
A commercial traveller was robbed Of 30,
600 in jewelry while at supper in Chicago last
week.
The woman Stickuey, and her daughter,
Amira, who shot the school-teacher Wright,
at Cedar City, Iowa, have made full confess
sion. They determined some weeks ago to
make Wright marry Almira W MI him, aud
have been shaping their plans accordingly
The intention was to kill him at noon on Mon
day. but, coming TO the house at rcccsH tho
bloody act was done then. The young man,
Richard George also makes full confession,
His object was to get Wright out Of the way,
that he might marry the girl. At last reports.
Wright was still living
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-30
Sabbath Day Suggestions.

A CARIsrlAN church must be gather
cd about the feet of the Lord Jesus
Christ as the visible presence and III
carnation of Gods everlasting love Tor
man. That divine personality ~ the
bond of union by which its members
are held together. lu loving the Christ
they cease to despise, hate, crltlclse,
avoid, or suspect each other; MI ma
the best and deepest of each other in
that glowing love OF the Master A.
ID. NayO.
WHEREVER I find truth, / will ap-
propriate it, for it is an estray from
Gods word, and belongs to me and to
all. Eminent masters, parties and sects
claim truths as theirs, because they
have most fully expounded them but
men never make truths, they only re
copnize the value Of this currency o
God.
The aspirant for a place i'll tn
heavenly Jerusalem will be interested
to keep clean the city where he lives
They who sigh for an eternal Sabbatl
make their worship below sincere
None look forward to heavenly home
who do not make their earthly home
as lovely as they can. And they tha
anticipate heaven of progress will Sc
that they are up and doing. The mai
ing of heaven here is the pledge {
heaven hereafter. Heaven must be
state of mind before it will become
, state of existence. %. B. F'Othinghdn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-30
FOREIGN IN1ELLIGENCE.


Russia takes rank among the financially
prosperous nations of Europe Her Minister
of Finance announces a surplus Of receipts
over expenditures i'll his budget for 1872
More than 5000 people witnessed the re-
mains of Napoleon while lying in state One
of the persons who came from France TO at
tend the funeral of Napoleon brought with
him some soil dug from the gardens OF the
Tulleres, which ho strewed over the collin
after it was deposited in the sacristy OF the
chapel at Chiselhurst. Many French spies
were present while the funeral services were
taking place.
"A cable telegram from Liverpool reports
the laundering of the ship Tuscarora of
Gibralta She was loaded with cotton from
Mobile. 1t is reported that eleven men were
lost.
The I.sndon Telegraph publishes letter
from the Duke de Grammont, announcing an
early refutation of Count Won Beusts state
ments AZ to the Austrian policy towards France
at the beginning of the Franco-Ger1nan war.
The Duke says that hs will prove that Austria,
after tho declaration of war, promised France
material support, she only requiring time to
arm herself and find preteXt for hostiitles
with Prussia. The opportunity would be fur
nished in on ultimatum to Prussia, demanding
the observance of the stpuations of the
treaty of Prague. This would be refused
and Austria would then join France in an
alliance, offensive and defensive.
;s-Tho steamer Edgar Stewart, which recent
" sailed from Aspinwall and Carthage with a
fall cargo of arms and ammunition and some
forty recruits for the Cuban rcvoutlonlsts,
under the Cuban General Aqueno, has sue
ces.fully landed all her cargo on tho Cuban
coast.
A London letter says that the retirement
of Bismarck from the Pru'sian cabinet IL
really due to difference arising between him
and the Emperor William on the church que'-
ton. The Kaiser became alarmed at BIS
marck's course towards Catholics. and declined
to further follow the Prince in his policy.
-Th, Sheba of Persia will leave Fchcran
next April, on a European tour, and viii 'lri'
st. Petersburg, Berlin, Vienna, London, Iaiis
and Con+tantinople.
A letter from naya! officer States tiia'
the foreign population IT INN irih' heai
Peliin, are much alarmed, from tic fact thai
the Chinese are being literally supplied with
breech-!oadng guu-.
-Funcrul obseqnie' Of Napoleon were on
served in Milan, Italy. ami throughout hou
mania.
The Chinese Emperor has been frightened
by present of two Large red candles in wiilci
Orzini bombs were discovered.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-01-30

between large cities, while the rates on short
distances will remain the same as at present.
"A French surgeon has now inserted sue
cessfully into the skull of his dogs watch
CRYSTALS, through which he can observe the
nrocesses of the canine brain during sleep,
Indigestion, when Influenced by rage or other
emotion, and in its normal movements. The
pack seems to show no aversion to having an
eye set on their inmost thoughts, nor to con-
trbuting to science through their sky-liGhts,
and the savan expects to show, as clear as
crystal, that the theory that blood tends to the
head in sleep il al error.