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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
SENTENCES IN THE GENERAL SESSIONS

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
Charles Anderson indicted for grand larceny on ths
complaint OF George J. HewsOn. who charged him via
stealing clothing him (iewsOn at the corner %
Delaney at aud the Bowery, the 10Th inst 70 the
value OF $40 pleaded guilty to petit larceny. add was
s,ntenced to the PenitensaTy for six months. Dans
Shelby, charged with similar larceny from Richsrt
Bogers at the New England Hotel on Dee. Is, 1874,
pleaded gnily To attempt ana sentenced to TIVE
and hall years In the State Prison Sheehy was ar
rested at the Of the Young Mems Christian Asss
citation. the Bowery. with OF the clothing on h
rsOh. He answered the committing magistrate THAI
home" WIN. PettRrew pleaded guilty 70
pit 1t burglary IN the third degree, the eom-
ant being Jared wilcox OF No co Bauk-st.. ghs
L. 81 Worth OF stable property stolen from No. ses
West Twfthst on the 18th Sentenced to two and
a half yeaIs 10 the state Prison.
Conrad DObber charged with petit larceny stealing
Henry Nleberlem OF No 10 second-s on the GSd
Instant pOeketknie, cigars, money. and whisky aH
valued at $50 &C. pleaded guilty TO the theft OF the
whisky only aud the Ppnitentiary for sig
months. George Livingston admitted having tried 10
steal watch from James Golfer No. $50 Frstage.. GU
Dec. d. 1874. abd sentenced two aud half years
the Prison. James Carroll peaced giIlty 10
grand larceny of IN charge OF VIM G0ier.
er No. H. North RIVER tue 2lst INST same sentence
larceny stealing a GnantitY OF lace, &c, valued az
90 No. 116 West Thrteenthst on me lIh ist'
pleaded guilty attempt, and wac seut 20 Ee REM
tertiary for three mouths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBAvY. Jan. 2s.--In the Court of Appeals
THURSDAY. Jan. y;
No 3OAudrew J. HSkeT a. resDondents AZ John Drsp
ct sppesHs rguneut resumed AID concd ie
NJ 3 II. Hoag thsre a mont anpeh
Gser Of counsel for appellant and o. n
&. Moak for respondent
so Kerhn. appellant Warren g. BroSn % at
" g. BroWD TO- respondent
appen Alarmed b GesHl -nd IN
Abandoned ~ thr appel
rferadt ha be a. once
27-Dsue HaFuett an others resuoLden ag eteDheA D.
appellant; argued by Efe 'o"en 81 our
appellant BY Robert A. Mcclellan for respondent case sa
Proclamation made and Court FRIDAY q 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

creased that other measure be resored TO 10
obtain the desired end. W. H. EMoEr,
Colonel and Brevet MaiOr-Genera commanding
fHdorscmeHf 6y Gen sherman.
uEADQUARTERs or THE ARHT, !
81. LOUIS Mo Jan. 4. 1875
THIS paper s respectfully forwarded 10 the Sec
rotary War with request that be snDmit it Tor me
perusal the president. know Of no Queer
OF Col. MOrOw's rank who Is better Gnahhed 10 speak
and write ~ matters X this and his Opinions are CD
titled % great consideration. profess 20 have some
knowledge OF Ie people Of that section both white and
black. from long residence among them before the
war and several visits since, but shall not nirude my
opinion ia the confusion IN which The subject -
vel0ped. W. T. SHERMAN, Nbnera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
DECIsIoS CONCERNING CONTRACT ABOUT
LAND IN THE SCRANTON COAL FIELD.

The suit OF oarah II. HaZeweu against Ter
shom H. COursen which has been on trial before Judge
sedgw .ck, the Superior Court Trial Term for three
days. was concluded Yesterday. The plaintiff claimed
that m 1863 she OF contract made between
Joseph Fellows and her husband for the purchase OF
OF and In Hyde Park Scranton for $4,000
tue payment 20 be made IN ustaments. The contract
was Ia me hands OF Mr. Genet her trustee, and
5000 had paid A. but payments
(3euet gave her husband assignment blank OF
e0A.4avs ase s.ys .s siyen WereiF W elass her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29

Dec. =: "The Department considers that the c1rcum-
stances justified your action"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
COL. MORROW,s REPORT.

Extracts from the report of Leut.-Col. Nor
have already been published but the capacity and
high character Of that officer generally recognized
that we give 1t full, with dispatch from Gen Emory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
ABRAM g. HEWITT
/ q ETEVRNa
AsnnEL qRgEY. q C1unseL

AtTIHLL TAEENl ~ VVUlais
Ia regard y llo ss1lug for instructions from the
CQgE. = the matter WITH which the petition closes,
Judge Batahf0rd sad that he would allow the matter
20 Die over Tor a few days IL did pos
.1le that the people along the line Of road would
allow Ito road ~ DO broken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
Department Of the Gulf, Hew-Orieans, Ia.
Enforcement BY Gen. Emory

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OP THE GULF
EEw-ORLKAss. Dec. 81. 1874. ;
Through Headquarters Division OF the SOuthl
The report Of IeuLCOl Morrow is respectfully Tor
warded- ..
TINS officer who heretofore been intrusted by the
Government with important aud delicate comma nds.
was by reason Experience and the high confidence
reposed hm make inspection VI the state OF
AFFAIR." In NORTH Western Louisiana, reported in let
ter 70 dated Nov. 49, inclcsing copy
of my Instructions him. think IL my duty 70 place
the Government IN possession OF tho facts stated and
the views expressed BY this officer.
AN satisfied that tho condition Of things IN the por
ton OF tue State he visited very bad aud that ns
same may said OF large portion " the whole STATE
nearly two years the condition OF anArs as been
.tanty shown Itself unaD cope the difficulties
Of the sltuatOn m winch II Is placed.
This state things Is daily growing worse and com
mend tue subject 90 serious consideration.
The mission OF the army 70 Keep peace without the
power ~ removing the causes which disturb H. has,
mink been carried far practicable aud therefore
respectfully recommend rnat. n II can be done, the
90 wors OF tue MILITARY egsanlaaaer Do groAsH N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01
COM ROBAN ES.
Barros, diciembro "a de 1874.
AlejaHdo Infesta,

Aunque no aeostumbro q escribir para
el pdblico, me he decidilo veriiearlo
hoy impelido por ell profundo disgusto que
tanto al que suscribe, como las personas
senaatas de esta localidad, han causado las
falsas calumnias propaladas desde Ell ex-
tranjero contra la respectable persona del
Excmo. Sr. D. Jose Laureano SAM y
Posse, que felitmente gobierna esta pro-
vincia, y quien debemos la paz y tran
nuilidad que disturbances. Ante semeian-
tes imposturas publicadas con tan marca-
da intencion, no puede ningun habitante
de esta isla dejar pasar desapercibidas las
viles aserciones que contiene ell libelo a
que hago referencia, convencidos como
deben estarlo, de los constautes eafuerzos
que en- todos conceptos esta hacienda
nuestro digno Gobernador por sacar & esta
Antilla de la postracion en- que yac1a, por
causas muy conocidas, con la noble y des
interesada intencion de volver su pros
pero estado, tocando al efecto todos los
extremes y resortes necesarios para con
seguirlo Mucho ha podido alcanzar S, E.,
como es pdblico y notorio; pero todavla
sus buenos deseos no estan del todo cum
plidos. Rog g1emos, pues, la Div;na Pro
videncia porque ell Gobierno Supreme de
la nacion sostenga s. Z. en- el elevado
cargo que ejerce, a fin de que podamos
disfrutar de les 6pimos frutos de su acer-
tada administration; pues no hay que du7
dar que 5. e. ha sido uno de los Gober-
nadores que mas Sc han distiuguido por
lograr Ell bien y prosperidad de esta An
tilia
Para refutar ell aludido libelo en- Ia par
te q que Sc contrae los destinos p1blicos
en- los cuales afrma no tienen cabida los
hijos del pals; debo hacer constar que, c.,
este pequeno pueblo son in8ulares ell al
calde, secretario, escribiento dos con-
ductores de correos; los jueces de paz, 10
y 2? suplentes, secretario y portero del
juzgado, asi como ell cura parroco.
Respecto q que ell comercio general
mente en- esta isla sc compone de penin-
sulares que Sc allan para hacer todo el
dano possible al comcrciante criolIo, es
completamente falso, pues conozco mu-
chos comerciantes peninsutares que pro-
tegen en- elramo q los insnlares; en- este
partido hay establecidas unas so tiendas
mixtas y ventorIfllos, de los cualeg solo
tres tiehen duenos peninsulares.
Los demas particulares del referido IL
belo estan contestados dignamente por el
BoLETIN MEaCANTIL.
Eduardo De}gado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01
NOTICIAS DE CUBA.

No heuos reeibido por el A2icdnte,
entrado esta manana ennuestro puer-
to, ell Diarjo de la Marina nj La Ban
dero EspdA2la de Santiago de Cuba.
He aqnf 10 mas interesante que to-
mamos de EJ Eco de Cs.5d:
ola empezado va Ia 2afra del ano
actual y .segun todos los c3Iculos, Sc
RI Ia mayor que haya hccho la isla
de Cuba, pues llegasa i 100000 de
caias. Tomando un tipo NADIA eleyado
estas cajas y los 100000 quintaIes de
tahaco eagqpe caloulamos la cosecha.
lnpostan 100 600, 900 de pesos en-
ORC, d % cdal debesnos e1adie el va
lqr de las Rlle'e es J de- asuard;cnte.
10 peearla,nos lie may largos fiando
olyaiog tosai Dc los prodacfos de IA
eala eSportaltles Y del tabaco en-
onyTo YEIATE MIhloSEs De PEs1s
or, cue, dando a este el prer..o de
sae9 por ciento, tan inferior al que
hey t:ene, Sc e!evan I 24O000 600 de
pescs en- bilIetes del Banco Esoa,ol
de la Habana,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01

maflana sino paabras de enoomio pa
ra la administration espano'a.
I q nuestros queridos companeros
de magisterio les recordamos ell pen
samiento del profundo fl6sofo Fene-
Ion, con ell que encabezamos este ar
tfculo: s.LAs PRBIERAs IAfaGENEs GRa-
BADAs EN- FL cEREBRo cUANDo MAZDA
Hay EscRITo EN- FL, son LAS MAS PRO
FUEDAs."
Alejassdo I2festo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01
Eduardo Delgado.
CORRESPONDENCE
DE MAYAGUEZ.
Mayaguez, diciembre % de 1874.
g. D;roo4or Il "a por r,rr,-
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Muy Sr. mio: en- el n1mero del dia
10 de La Razon, peri6dico de esta
localidad, hemos tenido OCCASION de leer
un artlculo cue lleva por eplgrafe No IA
PEMos Ell CIELo, y como quiera que el
susodicho artlcuIo en- question, no es mas
que un c1mulo de falsedades inexacti-
tudes, escritas empero con rcierta forma
tan ladina que ell que no conociora la di
ferencia inmensa que existe entire los dos
gobierncs que osa comparar, tai vez iluso
& ofuscado las creyera ciertas 8 dejase
penetrar la duda en- la mente, producien-
dole q Ia par una mala impression, hemos
determinado fuer de rlgidos amantes de
la verdad, recurrir a las columnas de su
ilustrado pcri6dico, para estampar en- elias
a la luz p1bliea la correspondence refu-
tacion vindieacion.
Hacienda case omiso de los alardes de
exactitud y de verdad con que empieza
el artlculo de La Ragon, verdad excti-
tud que basta ell mas ligero soplo para
desvanecer, entremos de lleno en- ell fondo
de la question.
Dice ser culpa del municipio ell NAL
estado de las carreteras de quese incaut6 Ell
Estado, por razon de que en- uso de su
autonomfa debia aquel reclamar el cum
plimiento de 10 acordado con los pueblos,
adoptando medios conducentes q Ia prom
ia ejecucion de mejoras dc Immediate pre-
cision.
El municipio en- este asunto ha cum
plido So deber, J ha heeho cuanto es de
su incumFsncia; y hoy mas que nunca
debemos respetar al gobierno por las mdl-
tiples atenciones a que est4 abocado,
atenciones que dnicamente tienden al bien
Y prosperidad de esta villa.
Hablando despues de los caminos veci-
males, que dedica un largufsimo p6rrafo,
deprime y ataca al actual muaicipio con
harta sinrazon injusticia. Que el ayuu-
tamiento popular nj ningun otro do los
anteriores Sc han ocupado en- rnanora al
gana de los caminos vccinales, es asercion
tan evidente que no esl capaz La Ra.oa
de rebatirla; 10 que 81 Sc atreve & nacer
constar es que ell co-responsaI no debi6
ratardeei clio poi no haberlo hecho Va en- q
acto dc hacerse cargo de sus funoiones 81
actual municipio = no i lbs diez nesas de
su admin ,strac;on.
EI municipio actual ha hecho 10 que no
se3l0 sia'ieEa pssar-gog las misltsa q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01

los emltldos por cuenta del Tesoro,
y estos 55.0O0,000 no llegan nj a Ia
cuarta parte del valor en- panel de los
productos de la TERRA exportables en-
un solo aflo. 5Hay motivo, pues, para
el menor asomo de alarma-alarma
cue quleren refejar los agiotistas en-
ia contlnua oscilacion del premio del
oroF-Los calculos que henos he.
enc son exactos, y ellos son la prue-
ga mas lrrefutable de que la situa.
cIon ecoE6mica de la isla de Cuba M
es, nj con mucho, desesperada & ir-
renediable.
-Parece que las grandes avenidas
no Sc llevaron todas las huestes ma
nigderas de Holguip, pues ell 19 Sc
INTRODUCE en- la zona de cultivo una
p3artlda de elioS, los mas caballo,
i,iegando hasta ia medianfa de entire
Auras y Gibara, quemando dos casas
y SaqueandolaS, robando algunas re-
Ses y cabaIlos Y macheteando 4 UNI
labrador, hiriendo a otro con bala:
puestaS en- movimientos las fuerzas
Veterans de voluntarios Sc les persi-
gulo dandoles alcance en- los "Lazos"
y "Cerro Colorado" .diez siete
GuardlaS civiles montados ounce
guerrilleros de la Demajagua, causan-
doIes cuatro muertos vistos, tres ne
gros y un blanco, cogiGndoseles cinco
armamentos y las reses y aves roba-
das, llevando varios heridos q iuzgar
por los rastros de sangre que dearon
en su fuga.
\ De Glbara salieron 60 vountarios
'(a'gunos soldados q situarse en- ell
Gnio de la Victoria, que recibieron
l& de retirerse ell 20, verifcando-
4 6ef rio Gle Gibara embarcados.
; 6rdRes tuve ell gusto de lleyar Ia
nor de fetirada acompanarIos.
satisR que han venido atamente
tratame del excelente hospedaje
dueno \ recibido del generoso
! Ia mismys cha Gnca y encargados de
no han vSsde ell 10 q esta fecha
los latro Ia dar fG de existencia.
EI p, c3iarios.
buen tiemp&otivo de la mejoray
Ia trocha los pante, salieron para
trabaiadores pieros, bomberos y
desde Barini 81 misma, alberta
nuar los trabaj gum para conti-
estacion de las appendices por la
fensa de la zona a la lfnea de de-
vo, cue mucho seNtada de culti-
nientismo YER terma y es conve-
En- Ek Periquet
3 hallamos ell siguIH Holguln del
Official: documento
'La noche del 23,
nImero considerable aemi9o en-
, do de San Agustin, penA po,bia-
mas fuer2as en- ell interiR aigu-
medic del fuego de los fueAd por
que reunidos los guerrilleR RaSta
luntarios con las iuerzas de Vo-
nicion, que Sc distribuyeronSaf-
nientomente, escarmentaron q
de4a al atrevido invasor, que al
ron del poblado al cabo de una
de nutrido fuego.
Los da1os causados por ell eneh
go han consistido en- saquear algun6
de los bohfos lejanos de a proteccioh
de los fortunes, imposibles de atender
en- los primeros momentos de la alar-
mo. &
La empresa ha costado algo cara al
enemigo, pues dej6 sobre ell campo Z
cadayeres y 4 caballos, que indican ell
mayor ndmero de bajas que debieron
experimental.
Las nuestras consistieron en- un
guerrll,ero un nino de ocho amos
muertos, y un voluntario gravemen-
te herido
Las tropas de Ia guarnicion, Guer-
rilleros y Voluntarios, rivalizaron en-
Ell cumplimiento de su deber, bati6n-
dose con ve'dadero heroismo."
!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01

T';esta rc7igiosa. -Manana vi6rnes por
la nochc Sc cantar4 en- la Catedral una
salye sclemne nuestra Sonora de la Pro-
videncia, y ell sabado tendra lugar la fun
.cion en- cue predicara ell Prebendado D.
Miguel Herrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01

: TcaeA9s ss's especial gusto en- das0ictdr
qsc el d.. 2 de encrc pr6xino prestara
jHra.sento ante les tribunalea de esta isIa
81 i6yen i;cenciado en- Jurisprudence Sr.
D. Miguel Serch Pesqucra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01

CDWe.-Durante los dias Z, s, 9 y 10
del entrante enero Sc cxpendera en- esta
Capital la libra de de res veinte y dos
cuartos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01
G GACETILLA. A A !.

El BoL. TIN sals1a atscttosansente d
sus lectores y les desea un feliz ano nue.
vo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01
BAJAS.

En- deudas pagadas por in
demnizacion de terrenos.. 1926 20
Conservation de carreteras
del Estado- 21750
Suppression de 2 escuelas noe
turnas y material -.- $500
Libros por haberse adquirido 353 80
lngeniero y celador por ser
cuenta del Estado. go. 1894 so
Carcel de este partido 49,. 1898 08
Diputacion provincial -.---- 20255 60
lmprevistos os-----.---- 49, 2082 II
Gales. 10000
S3529 45
Dferencia. Pesetas =. 1924 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01

Id material para "a alcallfa,.. 100
Sostenimiento y fomento de
la biblioteca pdblica ESQ
Reorganization del cuerpo
municipal y de 6rden pa-
blioo = material. 31295
Suicides comisarios de bar
rios os-----------. ------ 1860 Y
ID de 4 ordenanzas urbanos 1900
Extraction de basura. 1900
Alumbrado p6blico. ---.. 10206
Rlobiliario y atil para es-
cuelaa. 500
Fluido vacuno- no---.... 125
Reparacicn de fncas del co.
mum ------.....----. 1000
Reparacion Y reparticion de
titles para la oarnicerla Y
alumbrado -. ...... 100
Matanza de perros. -...... 175
Herramientas para caminos
vecinales, ,....-..... 700
Puente de hierro para la ma
rina- ....-.- 10000
Cerca del cementerio nuevo. 10000
Pension un guardia mutt
HAauO. 6OU
Bagajes. 750
Total de alza, pesetas... 114854
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01

Tari0S amigos delmuaicpjo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-01

Eh pafel sel!ado. SO
Sslos DO franquao. ....... 200
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
yyrn~ysnAy time Q, 1875.

<.o,d American gold. 116 bid. re
Snss Sec,lrities. Virginia consols, DIS nius oS
,.Isd: Virginia conso,s, new. AN hid, AN asNeu'
Virginia deferred SH bid. SS askei: VIRGINIA hnts,
oct cpr;Rca'es. 90 asked: Virginia a3.TSceiVayte
eous,ons. sou bid, OIL asxedFNorth earohha' "o'
90 lid. 81 asked. - .o ,o.L .,a /.
Tifv Observation-Disclosures city Ss, 1O4a o,n !;
Rfcsmond city 8's, SAX bid peiershurg city os.
81 hid LynchhurS Guy S's. 81 na: LyhehouEx
e,sy 6's 70 blu; Norfolk city 6s. S35 bid; trcee-
rickshurg city SIS, 80 bid; Manchester htdse g.
SO bio. 1., pu.,.a
ihiro NOR gage 6's j. End H.. 90 hid Petersburg
RniIro. I'd first mortgage S's, j. and a.. SO hid.
Richmond aud Petersburg hsilroad first mortgage
rs, j. aud -, 95 aid, Toe asked: Orznge and A.;
cxantra Railroad second mortgage d $. D. & ", ~
bid; Richmond and DanvHe Railroad consolidated
e's. NJ. and NJ, az bid, S2k sSed.
RAILROAD Nocks.--Rlchmond. irsfSricksnurR aho
Potomac Railroad common. 100 Per, 10 asked
Richmond, FredcrickS urg and Potomac hallrnao
six per cent. guarantee. 100 par, az DID: hlch.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD sever
per cent. guaranteed. 100 mar. 80 h'd: ktcnmone
! aud .lanvile Railroad, 100 par. 8 bid, 12H askeo
Bank StockS.-First "a ionaL lO0 par, l2o oio
Planters National, 90 PR, 1US bid safe haIH o.
Virginia, 100 par, 97S bio: Union Bank Of Rlch
| moi,d 80 par, 52k bid: Merchants and Planters
Savings. IS par, sS4 asked; City Savings, 20 par
PAX asked.
| Insurance 3,unfeS.-Virginia Ftrs and Ma
| rine. 25 par, So bid: Virginia state, 20 par; ~
| hid: Virginia homo, 100 par. LOB keo. Iix
| 100 mar, SS asked; Ola dominion, loo par "
| hid. OK asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03

CORRECT SPELIING.-It has been we'll said
the province OF the photographer is to tell
lis what is in language, not what ought 10
be in it. ANY one who will examine the
standard works Of our language will find
that centre, theatre, Traveller, height. are,
are thus spelled in four. titihs of them, and not
center, theater, traceler. hight, az. Among
these are the following: All English publ.
cations, all our Bibles and pray er-beokS !;
nearly all our American classics, including
the works of Bancroft, Prescott, Irving,
Hawthorn, Bryant. Everett, Longtellow,
Lowell. Whittier, Holmes, etc.; most of our
works on English and American literature,
and works OF reference, including Chambers
Cycloradia OF English Literature, the New
American Cyc'oI Iiia, Allibone's Dictionary
Of Authors, Lipplncolrs Pronouncing BIZ
ographical Dictionary, etc. Among periodi-
Gals that spell in the good old way: The
North american Recie,o, GALAXY. Nation,
New York Herald. New York Times, New
York Evening Post, New York World, Phil.
adelpha Ledger, and many others, repre-.
sentiDg, unquestionably, the greater part Of
the culture, scholarship, and influence of the
periodical press. II one believes with Hor'
ace that "use is the law Of language" and
wishes to follow the best reputable usage as
to the form Of English words, his spelling
will conform to that of the great body OF
English and American writers.-N. E. Jour.
nal of Education.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03

Newspapers are sometimes called upon to
correct queer plumbers in Typography. The
Detroit Tribune has the following, which is
funny: "Tbose of our readers who were
surprised 10 read in our report Of the Con-
gregatiopa Convention at Kalamazoo last
week that in some localities there swere not
shingles enough for two churches will get
our correspondents intentions and the truth
OF the story by correcting it by the insertion
OF the word support in place Of 'shipgles.
The church at Lodi was printed as having
been during the year afflicted with measles
What the report said was that the church at
Lodi had been during the year afflicted
with divisions"
The Chicago Inter Ocean has got about
the sottest thing IN city printing that we have
yet heard OF. 1t has the contract for print
Ing the new directory, and all it has to do Is
to set up Its delinquent tax, list (aready pub
lished) 10 doubie-coiumn shape, tack on the
addresses. and there the directory is.-N
Louis Globe.
The Richmond Dispatch reproduces the
spelling anecdote we published last week
and wants TO know if the parties were
"HuShes and Mcdonald" Judge Hughes
was not one OF the parties, but the other
wei, had the Dispatch editor been present
ne would be Wiling to swear the 81 Major ;,
looked exactly like the last-named gentle.
man. Clarke Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-03
Going Home.

.. ,yhcrc arc Won going so fast. old lnans
where arc YOU goinR so faSt!
There's valley 10 cross ard river 10 ioI".
Thefe>s clasp Of The band snd parting worus
Ard tremuious Sigh for the past, ola man
4 no beautiful, vanished past.
The road has been rugged ana roueh, ola HAL
To yonr feet I. Is rugged an'. rongn,
put Won g, a dear b, ing with genie eyes
Has shared in your labor and secrihce
md that had been sunshine enough Ola m"u'
For YOU and me-sunshtne enough.
How long since you passed Ger the hii'' ou ip"u'
Of life. Der the Top IF The Hill ,,,nv
W.re ther. e,u,iful valleys on tothcr SIDE
ucre there flowers and trees, with their branches
To snnt ont the hea. Of the sun, old man
The heat OF tic fervid sun!
And how did sou cross The waves, Old man,
81 sorSow ? The fearful waves!
Did Won Inv Your Gctr treasn res up one by one
Win an aching heart and Gods will be cone
Hinder the WAY sioe dust. old man.
In the graves, meath the wavside dustl
There are sorrows and ,abors for all. old man,
Alas, there are sorrowS for AL.
And you te adventure. have had your share,
For eighty long winters have whitensd your hair.
And they have whitened your heart as well, oil
man,
Thank God. your heart as WELL
You are now 1T the foot OF the hill, old man,
Az last at the foot Of The hill.
The sun has gene down In = golden glow
And the heavenly city ia just below.
60 IN through TIE pearly gate, old man.
The beautiful pcar'y gate. UNKNOWN.