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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
LATEST NEWS
SOUTH AND WEST.


sane asylum for the state of Arkansas,
4 dispatch from Kansa, says that six
horsc.thieves were hung at Solomon valley n
few days ago.
The Georgia house of representatives
passed the bill calling n constitutional con
vention, but fixed its assemblagc for April,
1877
The Pacific trains are still .snow-bound
in Utah. Several unccHsIul attempts have
been made to force way through. Give Us
Texas Pacific.
The court Of appeals at st. Louis has
affirmed the decision of the lower court, that
the Missouri state lottery is illegal. This
case will probably so mp to the supreme
court.
John Stallwagen, n private banker OF
Buffalo, who suspended lately, has drowned
himself in the Erie basin. His body was
found frozen solid. His assets are $4,000,
liabilities 5lOS,OOO.
DR.. j. :. Johnson keeper Of Il private
infrmary, at Memphis, was arrcscd last
week charged with killing kalc Met orhl'ck
aud her child, OF Humboldt, III an attempt
to produce abortion.
4 Louisville dispatch declares the
present Hood from the overflow of the Ohio
in that vicinity the most damaging that has
occurred for years Railroads have suffered
severely in all directions
1t is reported that the negro aSS;lSSln,
Auguytc, who killed Col. Ollut, in st. Lam
drv parish, Ia., ON the 22d of january, was
lorchIy taken from mi shortly after his
arrest and hung in the presence Of large
crowd ofCwhitcs and blacks.
Tho Indionimns recently tried and con-
yictcd at IndianopoIis for completely in
whisky rrnuds, were rIncrd i'm the state
prison at ,Icllcrsonyillc Wednesday evening.
The prisoners, previous to their present
trouble. occupied high positions, and were
numbered among the best citizens of Evans
willie.
IIirman IIarkcIrodc, of lIarkcIrodc's,
and "A well known and wealthy PLANTER. living
., miIoy hrlow NcmnI,is nm thc Miss.s,iru,
eiJr ,y,s w,vl,id and shat last week near
his llama ,ho hall n,ssiuo thro,oh both
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tI ro.ro rccontIv disch,rrcd hv IlurLcI.
rodc IL susrcrtcd.
Tho Pacific iockcv cIuh had q mcrtino
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MS Jennie, The hIDpU ana brains gplttpf-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

PROF. SWING preached II sermon to
young men in Chicago last Sunday
morning, and gave his theory of life
thus: "Throw down the god money
from its pedestal, tramplc that scnscless
idol under foot, set up all the higher
ideals, neat home, vines of ones own
planting, Il few books full of the in
-plration of genius a few friends worthy
OF being loved and able to love in return,
hundred pleasures that bring no pcsti.
lcnce, devotion to the right that will
never swcrvc simple religion empty of
all bigotry, full of faith and love, and to
such philosophy earth will give up
what joy il knows"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

GLOW much do you ask for that there
velvet by the yard p said Mrs. Rural at
Stewards yesterday. THAT, madame, "
said the clerk, holding it up, sis nine
dollars-lormerly sold at fourteen
Thought ,o,' said Mrs. Rural; "now
where's them eighteen cent calicoes |
,eed advertised in ther papers ?"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
, NASHVILLE ROMANCE. -Tha

A NASHVILLE ROMANCE. That was
a sad story sent ont from Nashville the
other day. A small boy named Alfred
Rcddick, only fifteen years OF age, iorme1 !c
liaison some months ago with the "ii'
of David Rccs. On Friday last the 'S'l'
mpbIc lady informed the young man
tho, he would have to discontinue his
visit. This broke the young man
lender heart. He prayed that his too,
ton .olid flesh would melt, thaw and re-
.oIvc itself into dew. The uses OF thlS
life appeared to him weary, flat, stale
and nnproftablc. He called at the
home of lis charmcr. She was incNor-
able. lie stepped into the husband 5
apartment, drew pistol and blew out
his itty, ootsy, tootsy brains. The dis
patch saws that Rcddick was passion,
atcly cnamorcd of Mrs. Rces, and would
have done anything at her command,
The coroncr's jury found Il verdict OF
suicide, and charged the woman WIN
being the cause Of the deed. IL Is S'iI
that Nir,. Rees has daughters old
enough To have been Reddlck' mo'h'r
| Alas, for poor humanity
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

YES, women arc unreasonable. and
you may have remarked that when one
'liS down in new silk dress on chair
where neighbors child has carelcssly
deposited two cents worth of taffy, she
WIN go on about it just as bad as if it
were two dollars worth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

TEACHER" What is the definition of
Irritation ." Intelligent young pupil
at l. attention without intention"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

\ WESTERN man says that figures
won't lie unless they happen to be on a
gas meter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

A New York letter to the Philadcl.
Phia Ledger says: "Thc prolitablcncss
yf the gas business was further illustra,
ted by an auction sale of securities this
afternoon; for instance, 100 shares Man
haitian comuany's stock, par value 500,
sold at 1903 and $3O5; 50 shares New
York gas light company, $3.50 and Slj3!;
60 shares Brooklyn gas-Iight, $50 par
value, $2l6, and so on"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

ACCoRDING to the "Almanach de
Gotha' the subjects Of Queen Victoria,
exclusive of those in the British islands,
number 2O3, 100000. Of these there are
upward of 100000 in America, nearly
100000 in Australia, etc, nearly .
600, 1000 in Africa, about 10000 in Eu-
rope, and in Asia nearly l03, ,OO0,O ,O00
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

PROF. HAEcKEL, writing of Gcrnrln
war civilization, says; "The stronger,
healthier, and more spirited youth is,
the greater is his prospect Of being killed
by needle guns, cannons and other SINH
lar instruments of civilization The
more useless, weaker or inlirmcr the
youth is, the greater is his prospect of
escaping the recruiting officer and found
ing family"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
TIMELY TOPICS.

MINNESOTA is to have a state incbratc
asylum, for which the liquor sellers will
have to pay, as the supreme court has
sustained the constitutionality OF the
law imposing tax for this purpose,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

pondeals a the police eoasl ~lo b witnesses
sxains, themselves Heg has any eae soasAt 70
deprive them Of their liberty or he or Of tAele
property WliAon, due pteeeSs q law
Ca the 81 p0iat Il 4 said that The "plainil8e
declaration shows 20 salfeieat eaate Of action
aud 4 otherwise detective hecaase the record
shows no prior adjudication hy common magis.
trale.S We DO aot seo that q vas necessaFy
that there shpald have been sny prior aljadiea.
toe II was proven thea Nnd there. a. "a part
ef tha, case 70 the satisfaction ol the magistrate
that the law had been violated IN the manner al
leged. ar,l this vas spifsleat,
Oar jadcn,ee, then is-rhat the Judgment q
the magistrate On the facts el The case, con.
elaslve aud dusl; and that be committed 20 ct.
rsrs Ia lac,
We have treated tse paper which We and on
Gle ia tha form q a biN Of exceptions. asa part
Ofthe appeal which Is certified Re, in order that
/, may act Be thcught that We wcpld sanction
the allowance aud eer,iiylag Of bills Of exceptions,
BY tke Police and dis,ric, eoatts, We would call
attention TO the case et IAs kise rS SslrrStsr
c<,'ss In,y term lSeS. wherein u is said that
ii, il rO, made part u lhe daty Of circuit ud.
res 10 ceysify bills cl exceptions" and II not Of
eircait Judges certainly not ol district Justices or
police magistrates, The court, in that case fur.
,heg po;nled cat that. section i001 Of the Civil
Code in tia; case made al necessary provisions
for appeal and The seetion l0O6 makes al acces-
sary provisions ia cases lrom hohce and district
eoarts,
We presume that these exceptions wore meant
TO be part q The appeal and have The effect
TO limit the appeal as provided BY The last
three lines Of section lOO6. The appeal Is dis
missed with eOsls.
CuAs. O. HtERis
A. FHRNciS JUnp.
Jnstiees Supreme Court.
The Attorney. General for plaintiff A. 5. Hart
well Cor defendants.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

FsG vi Ezs thaE thezs kaz besa "a f-c-sase
Ez1 tzIzs CO rsal and Ferz1-aI property, zales Il
rsai es-1ss- Ez.sr rzeziT-z. lzf Enez a15 peal
tias
TEs soZscs5ss Ct t1zzs u IsI5 va bazsl 11oa
I 1sE Ezl1zei1o q PruFertg. aid the Azssssorz
fsGzd 1leh s65EElrT = Ezkizg 1szs4szeztE.
l-TsiT eEi-- % iIzc1ed Ishscrz u the ar II
5eriercz ms shszu thai Ez-I rr1re-sF toI5s-s are
ogs- zaEsszss- EhZs tie kI-zzE property koEss-z
bezr 5Gt s-,al h1-ssn Ct tEzz-isd csc11a-zsisst7
! Es1Is Ez-zzst ra1t tie laE Be 20 azsr5s5 thzs
tEs Esrza lf 1izzkz shall Be ezErzca5 II = trzs
tkat the present nv ETTss II PnSss 70 make
EsaszE-T r1izz z-1 rzezI.l.1z fs--tEe zszsszr1snt
zzd rDGec1i1u & tz1sz buz zzrh oPpositi5z azz
sh1Eu t1 he 1sT tsanEs zzsd u The azsezzzsrs
lf L515. ard sszzzcrs EerE tso oftsa oEsr ger
Ezzlad rT tie arE1zezs th1t the IzS ID n1e A.
tAIrtz the Ei--EE Frzss1is5 f1r Elizzz thzrsfsrs
Z Es1f sen % te tEs better piz- 70 Eaks lie
EIE g-rz f-l = u1etsrs C fst1z
Tie daerezzs II reTs1ze = cz5sEy Il 5zflez- +
czrsas. horse E1ss dog tz1az- and Er1rzzz Tie
Lssgal1ta-s, bg Ar lFFrsTal CO the sth q Ar-
gEH-- IzI4. Fr.alEfss- t1s szis & oFi-a- Tzs s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

10 eazneea favorable ee0s,aenRea Of he
esasn. IA item viii b geaaa 10 The Aadxet.
UeseA, Il essssrsSd IN hy she Legislature. will
esAAle lAe GeveFemea, 10 psy tie Compaay at
he rats q $1,000 year ter two yesgs
% rus ENrSSioE psrAEENENr.
Many q he expenditures Coz he past 6scal
PeS.oa have heea aades sAe sapervislea eg the
lsseeteS Department and Weela lk1fefeFe iH-
vlte y0aF s,teauea % The report q Ne Mipisleg
Il SAS lsssSsOr lsee APpeodlx) tor s,alsneat of
s,ssy e tse most inpOsssat stasssesiSas Of The
6oyero1eot
6OP SNvs rfS SiNa
JNO. :. WALKER.
.RistSsr ~ flsGSes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
o. NAEH1SsL rEzr FArLryE DrE-
The f,leEag SOCKS VIII become sE= a,3 ray-
lkl.s isErf-ar shs ca-rsrr EssslI -,a-.-s


cF r2EEEs-
TI5La . shows the estimated rscsi1ts fsr the
.zrre1s liscz-ll -erf16- and Table Z the = tina
tad sIPe1.iiszrs f-r The sams Fsriod
Ea1is z E-Esz The g-uss Imports and exports
fcr lS74 EIi IS15- a compared with 1872 and
ISl5 1sC 4 ccCParlrIss statement cf rscsipss
n las C-s-1z Halse ior lhz sIus years-
Table 9 states the Tl1s Of f1rsigu ard dcuss-
.ds sIpcgts fsr the pGSs tee ysars-
Table y Elrzs tts eI.il-IEHss z the principal
lrs5siss cs t1usssic exports f1c Hs ysars IsI3.
LS-5. 1874 sid 1873
T1al= zae#s the total Tll1s CF al Imports fsr
sach Cf the past ten gsa-s-
TAajs J shows the rscsi9ts az the Cgstca
, Hccse i,r s1ca 1f tie past ts1 ysars
T1els s gives the E11l5er 1-it t1uaaEs CT H1-
VAIN registered vessels flr the sane tsFu-
Tlsbs L l. > seltsne1s sf she ulnber cf pus-
zg1gsrs arriving I-,i tsFI-sHzg fr2g sk= Ports Of
the kz-g-cu a-c tsu !sars-
E-Arss 0y 1zPusTr
Ysz VI o6ssrss b refsrrfzx Is TabGz C. shas
shs sun Ct Sl3.5cT-5g L ECE oc GsrosTs Il the
Treasury 1hz aElls cf sst1.ss cf f1rsirrers GTlrz
izss=ta-s az5 &C Ehlch 70 hsirs have u vss h5t
-iall This sun h1z bsez CO Gzr1sft fruc7 five
60 Ten yslrs, 4li I would ask y0G TO zrIhls ue
% make lraEsssr 1f shsss ssI1tss % GsTsru-
1s1E Eell.ziA1l1ls-
sFE-ElL 1EPCSTTs
Cussr the proEis511z Ct Sectiou 4Ts CT the
CTFil Code, I have cazzed tg &c tzs1zi CsrtfE-
cI1ss & Deepest 11a11ztizE 70 the SKI of SIsS-
500 lrI1zs Eaiea ths TrsasH-y u1E holds Al
slI az0Gzs II cefz az ! zFeciaI 6ePos5s- Tie
CsrriEcazss haFs tee1 zz5z FayI5l= 70 tie or5=r
1f Mssrrz- B5shcp I ca
CF TEE EZTEEL
The rsTs11s Eruz al ssszrrss. s1-E5tf1z u..zz7
borruEsi- and shz Rlai ard ScaQoI tarss-=E5ch
ars uGC pai5 lzt5 the Trsaz1ry- tx the EssaI -
rz16 szsizzE viii SIS M1,rh, 1876.
FsrBe-iad =zsazg GIss Nara, Is7E- Els. ssssss :
Increase sr Ferf-d -zszE Elrra a. Is7g Sc - 70
ToGr lsEsuiis1 3 cal-s5 20 The Elcz thai zz,ser
he sEiztI1E aE, tie Bad azf SchooI tz1zs a-z
raid e7sr y the Tax Colsertors 10 the bead 81
Per7lz1rs ard SchggI AEszts- Coed ard zuE-
Cazus rsazCus uay Be Eivsa E7r the beEsf that The
P11ll- iuzsrsz-s E01ld be better served these
tlxzz were Puai i1-7 the TrsazE-y . be ErzE1
f-r y the FruFer 5eFarrzszLs % zset the X
gllrsueuiz e ihs slParTss1Es az5 azszts ]
Eu1G thzrzs1rs sz--ss- thaE the CrFd Ca,5s be
80 ansudsd l. 70 c=rrF 11E the desired ea1ucs-
Tie LnGEzt derived 81 tEzzEiec fsr TIE unss
sscal 1,rii,i VI - fsz-lz Il tksf--azIuz coe1-
gG-zsTFs Tl.5z. ViE-=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
| IUMRERl LUMBER!

Af as Loc Rates as cda be Obtained
ia HaHoh,hl
in. Boards.
7. Il G. Boards Ike,
ks Battens,
lx4 Battens,
l4xS Battens,
Ike Boards,
sxs Seantling,
sx4 ScantIing,
Exc Scantling,
SKA Seantling,
SxG Scantliug,
4x6 Scantling,
sxs Clear Seantling,
AKA Clear Seantling,
5x5 Clear Scantling,
exc Scantling,
6xs Seantling,
6xlO Timber,
6xl2 Timber.
SxS Timber,
sxIO Timber,
sxl2 Timber,
lOxlO Timber,
lOxl2 Timber,
SxI2 Plank,
in. Plank,
in. Plank
in. Plank,
II in. Plank,
II in. Plank,
Laths.
So ms ALLEN & ROBINSON.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
Downer's Kerosene Oil,

FROM BOSTON ALSO,
Garden and Plantation Hoes, No. 1 asd s Maaooks
C. S. Spades, shossls. Scoops and Rakes.
Handled Axes, Hatshets-shinsiing ani Axe pattern
Rim Knob Loeks, Chest and Padlocks &C.
Clothes Pins. Ras Hides, Sash Cords. Sand PAPER.
Sash Cord. syringes. Mneiiago. Horse Cards,
sledges, Champsrs. Horss Nails and shoe Tax,
7 Hinges to n in. Timed Tloks-6 10 Ifin.
W. W, Paint shoe. Scrub aad Varnish Brushes,
Self Heat Irons, Mason's Blsekiog.
Corn Starch. Whiting, Metallic Paint.
saow White Zine, Eastern Brooms. Putty.
A large Assorineat Of Chimusys, Common, Clirpsr.
suu. Perkins Hoves. 4e
Lanterns, Kerosene Wieks. &C.
f'" dozen Of the best PA'sas Glass Preserving J.rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

1 In. SURFACED REDWOOD BOARDS,
1 1-2 In. Surfaced Redwood Boards,
l IA In. Surfaced Redwood Boards,
IL In. Surfaced Redwood Planks.
Ike In. Tongusd & GrOOvss 3. W. Flooring
14zs In. T. & G.RW.F Flooring,
10 In. Redwood Siding,
1 In. Rough Redwood Boards,
IA In Rough Redwood Boards.
2 In. Rough Redwood Plank,
4z4 Rough Redwood scantling.
4zs Rough Redwood seantling.
6zs Rough Redwood scantling,
szs Rough Redwood scantliHg.
I2x3 Redwood Battsns,
'eFAYEg SUP. REDWOOD sHIHGLEsl
ALLEN & ROBINSON.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
Supreme Ceart OF the Hawaiian ISi-
and~----saPril rcrns, lSs0,
TEE MINISTER or INTERIOR. IS. n.
", GL0TER and J0EN \
!SNfTNlES

On appeal trou, rOliee Court ot uosolela,
OriNloN Er HAsxfS, J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
HUNTS REMEDY.

Em 1ira -aa -u1ilc err rErr zi,z -vsllT Eaa-s
-ratrs q sa---g e-rm lrgs1ziE AMI
1lssa z-l r-za=g taaeas elli,l-sgia " -1lsr
rs EsEl-1zs Ezs NsTsr E--Ez &C EEll
Pree $50 per 5sszie-
DILLNEHAM A CsT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
HAWAIIANGAZETTE
Az lNrxrsNpSSr JorSNAI,
TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS
BIENNIAL REPORT


DraEOeSr Or FlSaScE. AFetl -. ISIS,
Na5ls -als Esgrssssaaas7ess
q, tss SIS say Ct 0csoSsr. lS1t HIS ExeeA
isrcr he ase = Nshaais,sa ssy,cg rssgosG ~
pcss - Ni-ss.s- Of tS-2-cs l. rissss3 bis MAJ
sssr the Ai,g shs sans Gar. 60 eagfs5sSisa ne
% ssSs sAa-gs q cbs Fl7a-ee Department.
81 ccuzses cG HIS Nsasssr, ss4 u esesSs-si,y
vs1a las -sc-l-sasuss &C Sas Cc-s,,sEssce. have
he 5czcr - suors. 70 the rsus q Ills NslsSsy's
Gc-e-r-1szs e tsr vcg- cg1s.eerattce. tAs B,snesL
Estt-caal Bs-c-s cf shs Ases,sez,. es5-g he ~
sst-ss z1G sS-e1drsa-ss q shs Gevsruusss Ss-
he two ysa-s srS'1g viih Na-eh 81, 1916; As
se as the es.snz,ss Of The rsveoss s13 sxPerS'-
rz-ss G. rhs escvsruzrs1s s,r ths EScal psr1oG -
end Mz-cA 81. ISIS
ragrs sir reuas1-r % els 31ss sf Nl-sA.
= Rur --Esrs s1 az gr-oi7e-ssgr. zas szz1
r1e -veel1cs a-sll ri-afus slgrsss s-sai Tie -
ATrl. rs,4 rs -1f 1lss hs7c1. fs-s sse r4eis
a.liu4s e. zaa sau IT. ---....-.-.. = aos. ~ $
rgrl SIR sls ssraa .--... .. = s56 -
r1g szFvlil-a-s Or ,ls Sane gersst eses f42as
~. a. q, 80 .l-f -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24

CF CrEEEsr.
Lhe L--scsss c.l,gss .so. he ssss a.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
r ED w OODI
REDWOOD!
REDWOOD!!!

TNIHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
II a Rohsus wharf In quantities suit purchasers
the Cargo Of ReiFEod Lumber
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24
EArzs 0S DRosu-
CT rEE EZTEyCE.

The rsTs11= a-u1 ali zu1rcas- sz-sPtfzg uozel
bcrruEsd. and shs R1a-i ard Sc21oI ta1zs-=E5cl
are uot pad1 izt5 the Tr=az1ry tx the EseaI =
r1c sai-E VIII sIzs M1zrh, 1876.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-24


4 rs-s=st Esr = s-5siIy las +sss made by TIE
PaeEr Mai Stezzs6Ip C07Pany. nov sa1sr
co1trzct rIfh tie SsE ZeaI11d 1sd NsE So1fh
So1.k Wziez GoTsrnzszss ior ~ zonthly ssrTies
besEss1 the zhoTs 1azed Colo1iez ss5 Saa
Fr7lelao7- Hy pradscsssor. II - fspors 10 the
Ls-slEiH-s of 1874. sf.er Eayiaz tk1t = II EfsE
& tie stzEs q The ress11s. ks E1s not przpars5
% rsc5Gze15 a-T E1sei5y % Be pai5 b sEs
GsgssI1s1t- b1G Eosd rsco11erd i51t tEs
f1lesE Ezss1tiss bs gIEsa 20 sssa1 Ire, s1d that
a. Po-s eAz-zzz. walk, Ekz-kszs be rsliftsi Il
sEslr fEE1rs7 zls0 szsi . ro-i5 f1rShez stro1Z-
j =rzs tkag tie nscsssarT Esz bs appropriated
* tks iE3s1szts cocstrsc.5o1 q 4 hrZs E.1
cozzoc5c1s E-sProof EEs-s % he sEPiz1s5s foE
tie P1rpose of rseeiTiEz, fsz q ehsszs, iss pro
1aes and ot5er fFsizE. 70 Be skiPped b iheEs
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LINES TO A SKELETON.

THE author of the following lines is
unknown. They were found on skele.
ton in the museum of the Royal College
of Surgeons, Lincolns Inn, London:]
Behold this ruin, Twas skull,
Once of ETHEREAL spirit full;
This narrow cell was LIES retreat,
This space was thoughts mysterious seat.
W hat beauteouS vision filled this spot?
What dream of pleasure long forgot?
Nor hope, nor joy, nor love, nor fear,
Have lett one trace or record here.
Beneath this moulding canopy
Once shone he bright and busy eye;
But start not at the dismal VOID;
If social love that eye employed.
II with no lawless fire IL cleaned,
But through the dew OF Kindness beamed,
That eye shall be forever bright,
When stars and sun are sunk in night.
Within this hollow cavern hung
The ready, swift and tuneful tongue.
II fl schools honey IL disdained,
And where it could not praise was
chained;
fbold in virtues cause it spoke,
Yet gentle concord never broke;
This silent tongue shall plead for thee
When time unveils eternity.
Say, did those fingers delve the mine?
or without envied rubies shine?
TO hew the rock or wear the gem
tan little now avail to them.
But il the page of truth they sought,
Or comfort to the mourner brought,
These hands richer need shall claim
Than all that wait on wealth or fame.
Avails it whether bare or shod
These feet the depths of duty trod?
If from the halls of ease they fled
To seek afllictions humble shed;
III grandeur's guilty bride they spurned,
And home To virtues cot returned;
These feet with angels wings shall vie,
And tread the palace of the sky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-17
Wool I'm New York.

The general tone of the market has
been dull since our last. Dealers have
been disappointed evidently with the
volume of business since the opening OF
the wear. and in some cases this shows
itselfin disposition TO talk dlsc"urag
inglv and weak. Unexpected failures
among the manufacturing interest, and
the consequent necessity tor ali buyers
asking time to present the most decided
security, coupled with the fact that all
calls nte still small and based almost eX-
cusively on wants to execute orders IN
in hand, have kept the demand within
a very close channel, During the
past few days there has been u more
evident development OF weakness
on prices than fer some time past, and at
IL close, the trade generally are talking
the market lower, some say &c or &c per
Ito. One large house has closed out all lts
stock OF dne woods, amounting to about
half a million pounds, and'understood TO
be nj somewhere in the neighborhoCd Of
Acc. covering the various grades of tleeceS,
and il is intimaled the firm intend clos
ing up and retiring from business, and
other lots nave pCel ouclca NJ soIhctHiIlS
off without finding buyers. In short, the
nosition is one where sales are impossible,
except at a concession, and few holders
ore d,sposed to let we'll disposed custo-
mer of good credit go, if any reasonable
favor Will secure his order. Foreign
rrsdes are dull beyond some few lots OF
carpet grades, which embrace most otthe
stock now accumulated here, the weak
ness in domestics operating to still iur-
ther fstten out The market lor ciolhlhs
grades
The principal sale during the week is
about 100000 lbs fine grades, including
extra and double extra, No. picSlock,
&c. all closed out by one house, and taken
BY one of our leading dry goods dealers
and manufacturers at n round price, I'M
derstood to be not tar from Acc. In sd
dition, we hear of 1900 lbs No. at SOC;
Is 600 lbs double extra Ohio at 4Sc;
$1,000 lbs extra Ohio at 47c; 10000 lbs
No. / Ohio as 4S4c; 1000 lbs No. Wis
consin at 47c; 1900 lbs extra Wisconsin
at 445c; 10000 lbs extra Ohio at A. &c;
6 600 lbs do at 47c.-BuLietin.