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New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HUDyUrs. IN BRoAD"M'
9ln-,5, Soon-sl' m-0lo hdnigh'-I|
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Brrroort House-LIeut Col. Dalzell OF tho British
ARM Fourehon and de uniere seereaes the
Hone-Ju1se
Blaek Pennsyvsns and the Rev. John hcions Q,
,nce Yhh Hoht-The Hon George W. hsndee
c. Judge Charles Mason Of Utica and Assn
General Absoom Baird L. T. Hotel Brunsgtk-nens yon
Rstbbope and Of .Meropotdr Hote!
Ieu Fredrek Rodgers. q. s. Nayy YORK H0'e'
Ixnce Barrett Wtndsor Hotl-EI CONGRESSMAN
TLonas L. Of ntucky, Col H. Metomb OF Dea"Gr anu
e lion Ohh W. Palmer Of Amena ~ IT,. linton sqRdrt Hoe-
Henry r. Haven E-sLoBdon, Conn Grand Ctntrd! Hoht-
sut Brooks Of steamship City OF Richmond StsrbrInt foIs-
Cspt A. Rafferty, West Point NbhoLis Hoh-Ine Rev.
philip, Brooks OF Boston, aud W. II. sesari Auburn
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
CRIMES AND cAsrALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

49,. Bradley Adams age 30 years, was run over anc
killed morning from Me- PortllnJ yeseE
day. lie deaf and DID not hear The whistle
CHARLES Crumpton, farmer, % years Of age,
and prospects himself Conn.,
Saturday last, while IN a 1T Of despOndeney.
1.-Two young men named Frank Kuhlmeyer and
Belmn Lenieunan drowned, while bathing
cnlat, SasarLay. fhry unable to swim.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

revealed number Of small bills which had been raised
from 80 per cent. On Saturday warrant for the
arrest OF Stiles issued by Recorder Warren, but
Stiles not TO be found. Yesterday at 10 O'clock
he appeared the CITY Hall and
at once arrested The Recorder asked 1900 ball. but
Stiles could not get it, being afraid that the
amount taken would prove large, and that Stiles would
iunp his bail Stiles been Cscrx 10 the Board for
three years. and has always borne good reputation.
His bOndsmen, DIR. Nightingale and Daniel Miller, VIII
be cOmpelled TO refund the amount stolen.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
THE FIRE RECORD.

On Sunday morning an old farmhouse, at
Boxford Mass formerly the residence OF Gen. sullivan
Lowe but later owned and occupied by MI Ho~e'
was burned with an adjoining barn. The loss on the
house. furniture and barn ia about s5O0 upon when
there Is insurance. IN the barn was stored ABOUT
5000 worth OF matches the property OF Carton Co.,
match manufacturer, which we're als0 destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
RAILROAD EXTENSION IN MASSACHUSETTS.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, June 22.-The rails of tho
extension OF the COhasset and DuXbury Railroad, which
s itself continuation of that branch Of the Od Colony
Railroad known as the south shore Railroad we're laid
on Saturday and a circle OF railroad communication
from Boston, via Hin ugham, COhasset Scltuate, DdN-
bury and Plymouth via the Old Colony Railroad
through the center OF Plymouth County, u now COM
uletc. and re gular trains began running to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

A call has been signed for special meeting
of the Board of Aldermen TO take place ON Friday next
President Vance and Tax Commissioner
Wheeler had a long conversation with Mayor Have
never Yesterday and the result the issuing ~ can
for a meeting of the Board of ApportIOnment when
viii place AT IL A. III. oday.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
THE SEIZURE OF THE NEw-oRLEANs BULLETIN.

NEw-ORLEANs, June notwithstanding
the attempt Of the officials 10 suppress The Buien it
appeared this afternoon usual and scaustc on kellogg
and Dure, styling them unscrupulous usurpatioBists,
now i'm power by the grace OF Federal biyones' To The
Republican, The BUictd returns thanks Tor coureseS
which enable II to continue puD4Ie4tIOn uull Lts new
type can z received
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
DEDICATION OF An ORPHAN ASYLUM.

BALTIMORE, June 22.-The German Orphan
Asylum iD.squitl-st IN this city was dedicated this
afternoon with interesting aud appropriate ceremonies,
in the presence Of several thousand spectators Ad-
dresses were delivered in German and English includ.
ing one by MayOr Van ZIut. The Asylum was erected
IA OF s75,O0o raised by voluntary contributions
from German citizens, and Is nOn-Sg ctaTian.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
THE MILL RIVER DAMS.

SPRINGFIELp, Mass, June 22.-The Commits.
sioners Hampden County have issued order direct
ing the Mill River Reservoir Company to reconstruct
thoroughly the dams OF their SeaTsyille and Upper
Goshen reservoirs and recommending the building oi
wing to the dam VI the lower reservoir al Goshen.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

.o than ,v The valedictory was delivered oy VII VII
nweo Ronth Of birmingham. who, before adoTessink
his farewell words To his classmates ana Tue S Secn
sp owed nv the President upon the SIX grauuac ,he
mel in social intercourse i'll the Mueu. OF the
school.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
it OF the consciousness OF

Jesus soud speak boldly 6ut OF the consciousness Of
the lower ii himself. Tie manhood OF Jesus his pos
sssion ~ proper human son essential to his me-
daorsbip We thus found In him that which was both
human and divine, which revealed to US our hshef ma
ture and cur Fathers.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

RARE OLD CHINA, WORKS OF ART.-NOTICE
FREDE heys to Inform American
that he has removed from 81 to a P Mall London England where
be usual kugsh and Foreign OLD
OH Furniture Clocks CaH4eabras, Ensmes An
tqle Boutere &c. &C. 6ne Pictures saei each object
sold with antiquity. AZ Pail Mall y W. Lo8on.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
IAnlvuncenenuLl
Assure relief sthma-W WHITCoMB's REMEDY

The old adage says, "Straws show the way
the bos bat KAoxs STRAW which way fssoo
kNOI, 2l2 Broadway, Fulton
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PErKsKILL. - The liquor dealers of this
place have organized protective union. The Rev.
James Demorest IT,, pastor OF thesecond Presbyterian
Church, has received call from Kingston, Ulster
County He has not announced Lhis decision James
Brgrs OF this place disappeared from his home on
NAV "a. Nothing Was known OF hin until fe~ days
ago his remains we're found near the summit Of
Iuuderburg Mountain, Rockland County. pkial con
tanning "a few drops of laudanum small TN box sup
posed have contained some other poison, and
strong found near the body. The COroner's
Jury decided that Briggs committed suicide by taking
poison.
WAITE PfaNs-The June term OF the County Court
and Court OF Sessions began yesterday, with County
Judge Clifford aud Associate Justices Howe ana silk
man Oh the bench. There are few cases that need
the aclion vi grand jory that the Judge annQuuced
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

Cd td DOLBY postonaval ie,il koneent
otci taiemst,, i, k,er6z jei zniei' brozio.
Nratil isem Sc domd a tazal Sc sv6
manzelky. zda-i Vi, lde Sc Ashcrost zdr-
zuie. VGdela 60. Na TO jsem il ,ypra
voval. CO Sc sta'o. zddal .isem il, ably jei
vyzvala k na> .a,u. Pristine dine dosta, il
Sc Ashcrost op6, do sveho vtzepj. X no
vGmn pIe'iGeni dosiaviI Sc ,ake nesfastny
chapec Charles Ashcros, uznan nevin.
nym a propust6n na svobodu. Ami mel r
mensi posL,fna neIptla na mem vice a
rada prlte ieho Sc rozmrojla.
i toho piipadu me pla, nickc tinnosti
mel isem nauceni pro cely sv1i zivot a
prosptlo mn6 caste pii mem soudcovskem
povoani
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

10 objevila. Ibyl by Smej hired spozo
roval, iak nebezpecno Jest uzivati tohoto
tlcveka "a nastroi u 70 pft lcvsim je nei
lip, ably clovek takovych nieemdv nikdy
ain neseznal.
,,Budte mi vitan, mily Schnueifele''
zvolal velmi ptivttiv6 redakor. ale pfece
ia spIsob pfedstavencho podfizenemu.
,,Pfinas,te poselstvi cd .Jeho Os,ice-
nosti."
,Nikol, pane doktere," odvttil Schnne
ifel. .,Pfchizlm dncs zaezi ost SON
krone. Mate ct,rt neb pdl hodiny ma
prizdnv!"
Mann velmi mnoho M praci," mumlaI
Sme., ,,ale pro VAS =i udelam prazdnon
chvili. Ie van limo kouiit, ,nly Schnue
ffele! Vim, BE mole cgary nikdy nezami-
tate. TAX, IN mate ohen. A nyni elm
mohn yam posl"nzi;?"
Y tuto chvili spozoroval Smei, re
Schnretlel, jcnz prave oko sobt ncustale
byl mnu, ien proto 10 tinil, ably .le sec
MONA ne,nrsel okaznt Bylt vhbcc vel
mi mrzut.
,,Jednl Sc yaseho pfitcle Arnolda
Stropa," pravil Schnueffel, ,jcmuz .isem
posledni dohc neivtts mohn iici, nej-
vynosnejsi sluzby ptatelskc byl vykonal.
Nebyl bych soudil, ze jo to, aby mne
nekdy uraziI, na niste ably mnt ydtcen
byl."
Tot must byt tom n6iaky omyl," cd
vetil Snci rfokvaper, ,,neb znam, kterak
Strop vam ie naklon6n. Avsak ca mate
IN pravem oku!''
,,Jc iiz, bohudiky, po vsen,'' prayil
Schnueffel patrne nemilc doiat, avsak me-
davaie to na sobe pflis znati, okdzal
dive podlouhle II stroke cerstve jizvy.
Pred nGkolka dny mne tato nehoda sti
hla."
,,Jak to- zvolal Smej zvedave
,Spachan byl ma mne maly dtok," po-
vzdechnul sobt Schnneffcl: ,,byl 10 iakys
surovv, nevzd6lany clovek, niGema nei-
hors; ninulosti.'
Tot pochazi patrne cd scene zbrane~
pravil Smei, vyrozumivaie pod timto
zdvofilym imenem notny XVI.
,.Chlap je ii2 zat6en" pokracoval
Schnncfiel, vys,tihaje sc vtkladu scene
zbran:, iesto TO pro takoyeho svihaka by
10 by piece pokofuiici. aby primal SC k
vyprasku.
(PokracoyanD
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

lie skladu pocita Sc tsic stfev. |. pa
palec cistd 1900, plank els. ?. p. 5000
II. cistte 1900, ciste plank 400. LII
ciste | palec 400. Box palec 1000.
Fencing 1900. Cis l. Stoks Ii
palca Stroke 20.00. Cis. II. 1900. cis,s
Commons l000--20.00.
Stavebni petfeb y: Joist scsnt.
ling tramy, kratsi nez Is stfevicd 1900
20 stf. dlouhG cena die delky dteva.
Pod a ha (Flooring) cd $500;
Common 1000, drnha Common 24.00;
Norway 5000, Siding Saiting) 5000
Sindel XXX Is palcd tezany 500:
cis. /. neb cisty Butts 450; chs. 3. ESQ
800. A. !. 1G palci rezany 4.25
Latky 225-2.50 tisic.
Cedrov6 posty male 20 ctd. pro.
stfedni % eth. .velke 3O-40 cti kus.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
II deMniku StarfhO SONtlcc.
II nnglickeho.)
(Pokracovani)

Ia svych mladych let byl jsem statnim
prokuratorem beze chouby mohu 0 So
be fici, &c jsein iakozto pra,nik pozival
neilcpsi pov, ii. Prvhi mil vetsi process
byl velmi dnlefity vzbuzoyal vseobec.
nou pozornost. Pro zlocin slazdy byl
obzaloypn Charles Ashcrost, mladik asi
pttadvaceiilett, vzdtlany a rozsatny, o
ntmz 10y byl nikdo ncsondil, re miise by.
ii vraheln. \ pfedce svcdcily vsechny
okolnosti proti nemu.
Ashcrost b,l ncitclem ma iednoin vys
Sim ilstavu yzdelayacin. Uchazel Sc o
ruku mlade danny Zuzany LattimerovG,
kterouz naruziva miloval: avsak vyskytl
Sc zenich bohats Zuzara staia Sc ieho
choti
Jednou sobotu odpoledne vysla 81
Zuzana pesky ( navsteve sveho nice,
kterJ2 asi hodinu cesty cd mesta bydlel.
Ably 81 eestn ukratila, pustila sc leseln.
Ia chvili na to bral Sc torzc ccstou k lesu
Ashcrost dvouhlavnovou rucnici ma ra-
meme. Zuzana dosla do pfibytku ujcova,
&c vsak krone sluzky nikoho donna ne
nasla, vracela Sc male chvili doin( -
VII.
V lese setkala so Ashcrostem, kterjz
! il pocal tiniti trpk6 vycitky, 20 Sc nu
stala nevernou. Dve d6vGata asi 49, ii
tileta, sbirajici lese bukyice, slysela
eastecne jejich hovor a zeimena vyrok
Lattimerove: ,Neusnrfte mnc." Toto
vyktiknuti polekalo divky tax, &c Sc daily
na ltek.
Charles Ashcrost vratil SO tehoz dnt
domd bledy rozcileny; ODE hlavn6 iuc-
nice jcho byly jiz vypaleny, avsak Mia
kou zsee domG nepfinesl.
Znzana byla lese zastfelena; jedn,
strana obliceje lebka byla nabojem ko
roptvich broku rozttistena, rama byla pa
trne blixka ma nj vypalena. Nekolil
broki bylo lebky vytazeno ukazan
mistnimu kramati, kteryz seznal, 30 ia
kov6 broky Ashcrost II neho tehoz dn
rano koupl.
Obtalcvanl trval ma SVEN, ze mn nj
, kdy AMI ma nnysl neptislo, aby Zusans u
blizil. Nepopiral uddnt obou devsat
kramate vyxnal ze sci tehoz dne do los
: M divoke holuby. Neyedsl tom, 4
! pred MIN brala se stencu ceston Zuxau'
Setkal &c NJ ponhm n&hodou dopnst
Sc pouxe te poAetiIosti, 70 j sdelil svt
: zal
!. Dale udaval. ze phi rozchodu j fek
10 to bylo naposled, kdy j SWIM hove
: rem obtezoval. Ona pry 81 pax sedla !
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
Ed. VopaIecky, J6 Humboldt (

str iednatel pro Cleveland knthkupe-
ctvi =. Aug. Ge ingra V Chicago.
Obiednava vseho drnhu Gcskc poaene II
zabavne knihy a casopisy.
Upozornuje zvlastd ma { es ko angli
C k II mluvnici cd f. B. Zdruhka 20 81
25 eta. Dale na roman Y hnanc Il Y
Y n, kteryz po6al vychazeti sesitach
II 10 cti ieden.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
FIR. kOIar,
CiSlO 1s CrOt0n street.
otevfel pravG svou novou
krc GOV X Ou
DILNU n ODTiVNC.

Zakazkovou prjci vSeho druhu. pro
pany hochy hotovi vkusn6, die neino
vGjSich >,fihl, trvalc a lcvnG. \ krame
ma hojny yyb6r od6y1 hotovych ce-
mach levnych, iako mtstt.
krajane, poct6tc mne day6rou svou a
iist6 sc nesklamete.
At Fr. kolaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
CIcvelandSky trh.

nj ccny isou We skladcch Elevator. IVY
minkamy zvlast6 poznamcnanymi
Psenico: Gislo l, Geryend zimni
l.09 els . 1.07.
kukufice: 40 cts.
Owes: els |. 46 6is. = A cti.
Xito: S0-S5 busel.
ecmen: - busel
Mouka: G.jo-7.75 "a sud Gervt
ne neb Biz &imni psenice mleta
mtsiG; samou.t druhy na venku NILE
to o 30 eth. meme; jarni pseniena mouka
5.15-6.50 "a sud.
I Zitn Il mon ka: 5.50-G.25 "a sud
Picc: N Tund hrubych otrub 1900;
nciiep>i (Midilings) 24.0o.
/ Seno: Timotciske na fdrech 23.00-
25.0u ~ tonu.
Nasolone hovezi maso: Ceny
stale 4 poptavky dobre. l200-l3.O0 IN
extra Mess.
Uzene mas0 sunky nalozene
cukm l4!-l5. Pfedni 81 ctd; spek IL
-l2 ct1, zusenG howell lGs.
NasolenG vepfove maso TED
! ky mess $3.50, kratke $3.50. extra mess
, 23.50-2450.
\ ) Sad . mtste prevalence l. eta lafi
soudku, ma study l3; na venAu ptevato-
l1-l2 die jakosti.
Mas o nejlepsi 25-27 c.
Neice eerstve l2-l4 na sudy po-
titane
SIra. tovarny l2-l3 ctd "a libr.
i Bran bory move G5-s0c busel
Cibulc nova za baNnu 3.25-3.50
! Fazulc l.75-2l5 "a bnsel neilepsi
druh
Susena alb ga 40 "a libri.
Semena: ino,y $50 "a bu al. ie
telne 6.00-6.35.
Cukr: 4 l0s-l0s, Il l0-10A kostko
w; drobnt zrnkach ll-I1l extra 10
log, zluty 9-93. Porto Rico 9!-l04.
kuha Sl-a ctu.
Dr6bef: ziva kurata ~ libru IL
II ctd, zive krocany l3!-14 eta.
Occt: pravy cidroyy lS-2oc Gall.
iiny druh lis ct.
Sui N sud. Saginovsk;i Onondag
ska peknd l55, hruba c.. $50 lh. 1.s5,
buchynska 80.
Chmel: l6-30 ct1 "a libru zapad-
niho New YOrkskeho.
Slad: "a 200 busel, ne,nlety.
Syrob maple l.00-1.25 "a Gall
Cukr m APPLE 1o-l2 za libru.
peri: die iakosti 50-95 ct1 IN libra
Napno: l.l5 "a sud.
Cement: Oswcgo Akron 10 sud.
Louisville 1.90 sud.
Petr ol cum pri cele kafo Standard
billy 81 = -, Ohio ohn6vzdorni IL c.
kava: Rio 24-25, Java 34-35 ctu
Thee: move Tyson 50-l30, Gun.
powder 10o-l35, Japanske 10-110
csafske l00-l35. eerne So.
Mollases IA gallon n. Orleansk,t !
$50. Porto Rico 65-10. kuba 33-3:
, Rozinky move LAYERS" baNna
3.25-3.35, Valencia l3 ctn "a libr,, X"
j rint Ike S-Sl ctG libra. Suscne svestk /,
: 14-14I ctll.
+ IL . feni: /: skofice 40-45, vSehochu
j lS-20, hfebicek 5S-60, pept 3l-32 ct
zazvor 2o-25, mnskatove ofisky 30
l35 libra.
Rye: Ragoon si--s3 ai1. karoli
ma 9l-9A eth.
Skrob pearl 5l-6 ctI., cisty 10 cti
Silver Clos 10, billy Ontario 10 ct6.
h Al ! d 10: obyceine zlute 81, Amer
kansky CASTLE 12-l3, pravy CASTLE /
q lis ct1
h Svicky: Stearine l3t = 14a cti
. Star 90, loiove 13 eth.
Soda Bi-kalbonat 1s-S. obycejn
U soda 3l-4 ct.
Luteb bni: Sodovy prasek 3.-3!
: beloba Sodova 4h-5 Caustic Soda Sd
Il II cta. potash 60 ctd.
Olej: ln6ny, pfevafeny 80 "a Ga
lon, nepfevafenv SO omastkovy OF,
extra 9l-96 eth.
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HIKOX & INGERSOLI.

(aastlIci c. b. SMITH & co..
VelkooLchodnici ovoci zayafenem, v
sussnych rybaeh, oiechach a jinem.
Cislo 1877 Water Street.
|22- Cleveland. Ohio.
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FRANTA BKODSKY,
Gis IS Avenue c, New York,
Opravneay iednatei

P'@s'''S.Nv U N''''s'<'
pro ccstuiici ma parnich pIacheinioh
lpdich pres Bremy Hamburg.
Zasilky pence jineho drnhu v6ci Go
Czech Nemecka obstara neilevn6isich
cenach skrzc prostfcdnictvi pand kareSs
a Stozkyho.
~ Listky zelezniGni do vScch di,d
Amcriky. 5l-24
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22
The Swedes and Norwegians.

A correspondent of the Scientific
American writes that "ncvcr could more
dissimilar nations he united under ono
government than Norway and Sweden.
Norway clings with the most absurd
tenacity to old thugs and old ways of
doing them, while Sweden is ready to
advance with the rest of the world.
The difference appears strikingly on the
line of railroad between Christiana and
Stockholm. The road is about 400 miles
long, of which, say, 100 are in Norway
and 300 in Sweden. The time for ex-
press trains is about twenty hours. OF
this something like eight hours is taken
for the Norwegian 100 miles, leaving
twelve hours--really only eleven hours
for the 800 miles, or II miles against
% miles per hour. But most of the
travel in Norway is by the very old
fashion of carioles and post-horses, the
principal roads-under government
care-being in good order and the speed
averaging, with push, six or seven miles
per hour. The American consul in
Christiana- which is the only active part
of Norway-is trying hard to get our
mowers and reapers into use there,
though thus far with Indifferent success.
In Sweden these things are being taken
hold OF with something like freedom.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22
The Best Bank.

We have been repeatedly assured that
farming don't pay, and the boys have
believed the assertion and gone to clerk
ing, or teaching, or trading" busi-
ness" they call it. But recently the
books have been Opened-the books in
which the accounts of all the occupa-
tions are kept, and, being footed, we see
what really pays aud what is unprofita-
Bile. Bankers, supposed to be sort of
nobility, have smashed; many of their
clerks have proved to be great rascals
railroad obligations have gone to pro-
test; factories have stopped to liqui.
diate, and crowds of the richest and
grandest of mortals, shLllling millions
Of dollars, often in day, have shrunk
down to be quite common. How is it
with the farmer? Has the panic touch
ed him? Does he lie awake thinking
of the hard times? Not much. 1t is
true that if he owes more than he is
able to pay, or if he has bought more
land than he can work, he is in trouble,
and now something must be sacrificed;
but this dilemma was bound to appear,
panic or no panic. Most farmers are
out OF debt, or they eve so little they
can see their way clear, and the sun
rises and sets as aforetime; the COWS
give milk, the butter comes, hens lay
eggs, hogs fatten, and the country grist
mill runs Just rs though Jay Cooke had
never smashed and his satellites with
him. The truth is farming is an ius,i:
tuition founded on such solid financial
basis that it can never break. The
farm is not only bank, it is a mint,
making its own money, (which is worth
just as much for the use of mankind as
it was 1000 years ago, and as it will he
worth 1000 years from to-day; and al
though this money is not exactly the
same as greenbacks and specie, it is bet
ter, for it underlies all others, and goes
before them, and makes all other things
that are worth much under the stars
possible. And yet We have been hear
ing all along that this institution OF the
farm does not pay. Let man travel
this world ali over" like Rosin the
Bow; try every thing, be every thing
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22
JVIVTER SONG.

When icices hang on tho wall
Ard Dick the shepherd blows his nail,
And Tom bears logs into the hail,
Aud milk comes frozen home in pill
When blood is uippcd All | ways be foul,
Then nigntly riug- the staring owl,
To-whuo;
Tu.whit to.whoo, u merry note,
While greasy Joan doth keel tho pot.
When all alpnd the wind doth blow,
And coughing browns the parsons saw
Aud bird, mt bro1ding in rhe snow,
Aud Maran's nose looks red and raw
When roa-ted crabs hiss in the bowl,
Then nightly sings the staring owl,
Tu-whOo;
Tu-whit, to-whoo merry note,
While greasy Joan doth keel the pot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22

RIDIYG AFTER RErSDEERs.-I wanted
to see tine Laps, and drive reindeer.
They can go fifty miles au hour for two
hours daily. The sledges are narrow
and have an osciliating motion, and one
unaccustomed to them will tumble out
in all directions. You drive with one
line only; that reaches from the ami
mails horns, and is tied around your
arm. After you get pitched out, the
reindeer stops when he is tired of drag.
ging you through the esnow. Sometimes
they bout face and buck you out, and
not unfrequently perform that task by
kicking. was keeled out by kick
and snatched along 200 yards at the rate
of nearly mile minute. We drove
to an acquaintance who owned 1000
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22

Train is on the rampage again. He
has written a letter to Tweed, in which
he says: "You possess secrets against
public men, that in my hands will re-
iease you and put them in your place.
Will you speak If so, name the time
that 1 can visit you. I represent the
coming revolution. Two millions of
working men will soon be clamoring for
bread. My last letter to you was from
the Bastile of Lyons, France. You are
the first victim of the gigantic con-
spiracy to change our form Of govern
ment. Act quickly, for desperate men
sometimes resort to poison" There is
hint of happy relief in the closing SEN
tence, which Ion suffering public
will hail with pmans Of icy, and 1t Is TO
be hoped that Tweed will not heed the
injunction to "act quickly"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22

our party was always well providedTf Tfor
in the course of the evening. The
palm-wine at the palace was seldom
good, bnt zest was excited by the ex-
quisite polish of the plate in which it
was served.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22

reindeer. I went into his tent, and
found men, women, dogs, and other an
imals sleeping together, and I found so
many fleas there that took my bag and
went out to sleep in snow-bank. .-Du
Chaiiku.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22
NUMBER 45.

he will come last to see hat the sur
est thing is a tarm well ST cked and
titled, and that thero i. no warmer
place on earth t1an bv che farmers
kitchen tire.-TriblCnt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22

Remember that appearances are often
deceiving. Many pale, thin young
lady will eat moro corned beef than a
carpenter Because you find her play
ing the piano in the parlor, it is no sign
that her mother is pot at the corner
grocery running in debt for peck of
potatoes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22

Respect old age. If you have mai
den aunt forty years old and she is
passing herself of for girl of twenty
three, there is no cause for you to ex-
pose her. The more you respect her
age and keep still about it the more she
will respect you.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22

Total in treasury ......5 l32, 961 90
DEBT LESS CASH IN THE TREASURY.
Debt less cash in treasury :2, l59, 3l5, 326 90
Increase of thedebt duringth
past month. s,453 272 90
BONDS ISSUED TOPACTFIC RAILROAD COMPANIES
INTEREST PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY.
Bonds issued to Pacific rail
road companies interest
payable Ill lawful money,
principal outstanding ..... ; 6l,623, J2 90
Interest accrued and not yet
paid. ....................... 1937, FOG 90
Interest paid by the United
states. .................... 2O4i7, oS6 90
Interest repaid by trarspOrta-
tiOn of mails, otc. c.......... l,666,05i OO
Balance of interest paid by
the United States. ......... 1871, ,99l 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22
The Public Debt.

The public debt statement has just
been issued, Of which the following is
n recapitulation