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SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL.

In lhr Mach numbeg ofthis valuable
montilly We mud Che following musical
grsns. Slx. Am Dreaming. Songs
9uarielts, by $. X. Whiting, one % nuf
hest song-wFifrrs; 4 blark Key Polka
Mazurka. w HerEag:: How lhe GATES
cane aiar,t transcription OF Eastburn \
beautiful melody. eslsily arranged by r:
Mack. laa me hing fW little fingsIs. aud
!, Ss,hul.ert, 4 fserema,le. adapted foI players
~ n,esleraie aillIly's Here are eight pages
NJ really gB,d music II tie trihihg cot ot
eight and one quarter cent-, aud besldes
thrr. Il large amount of resiing nlsttsr.
muelc reviews bsok a0iiees, etc. All To-
rether the. JOURNAL. weu worth tne az
isptInn add lnstfohnke al plusician fevefy-
wi,sre. aud veinust hearll y ce'nmsala itsa
w .rier n btIne Il itfarIaiy iutb eefIrrai
circulation. Its publishers are given sub.
s,,rlher. "A el,pice ~ f.alE grmiuulls. Fufr
,sl.,.,. e.s,,3es wltisA flliI purituiafs WI
no. mailed frse tnany alslrees Subscription
mice 81. 100 per year Address
~. ~r'e LUDDEN a BATfsSs Z
Savannah, Ga.
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JAPANESE PEAS aoe nrsnsIs TermE
ACRE.


Futuacrsond Gujsisars Rcud THE!
Agenfs Wanted 10 Sell The Japanese Psa.
Theze peas have recently been brought
10 tl.lz esunfry from JAPAN. and prove 20
be The flue*t PEA kue~n Cor Table use or
N, Ssaek. Tlssy 9rru in.he form NJ 4 busf,
FIRM, i 10 X fset 'iITll. mnsl d. is',t require
stirl.ine They Yield from one QUAR- 70
aGAfIoS nf peas per bnsl,, "A sample
package. fha, produce from > 20 10 bushels
of pea=. wiih clfallsr giving terms ~ ~
cents. and fun directions vs. 10 the time
anil manner of planiiug. viii lne sent nests
paid. any s,ne desiring tD act ms salAaENrs
"a, rseeluf ~ so cents. Address sHt
4. L. OsaEsT, Cleveland Tenn
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

TIE aeatl, q tIeIx xsatishar, p,ention-
ed l1its appfopeia r. place. falls VIII un-
exlxEted suddalsAese and stuinslpg force
0HST his venaratls father md sorsowing
bVotAkss atd lxJa iona fron, ,slom liz
p&EtS but sh1tl Iitle slnce in ! l,is usual
IltS1fls Win tis slzfxpIriss and untI-
ring, snergs ~ &said Aevm, to have
beyl,t Ne ~ u hook upeis NJ Sis.le ,;narked
~ dcsfls N MI next vivyiel Active in
IiSbip md indehfigab ia ne Edieoharge
o0Jasy ~ bid firsfpr 4 fsrs Ne N use-
fdlbet sasId q Msal,nent ef those high
hopes NIaisl, were csaltsfed slyon him. 4
Espl N addtjf WI porll w parsfelds
fftht yftihYfy VI iYfifst0iwoii fiie 5th II
sept, iszs, aD 4 ,was Fleidse ID i,is ,4eth
years He leo. the home u his birth, IN
which he was never afterwards tos be i
4SfmxaAeistiAhnaet inf1s5Igw begin the
e,lntrst with The world on Ills own i,ehalf'
After ii Few inoiitiis stay III Raieigh,
Mhsrsls slsaplsdI tbs nraclical operations
Of the telegraph, he was transferred to
Rettrsburgsaud becamei tbencefprward =
rcsnsanent nddent ofIsilat cityslsIn all
theehpaeiaesln whichlllis encrgies,s and
Lisihtegtity We're tried. bc exhIBited the
highest tralisefmaniood. aud won for
hiusst ND enly lhe respectsbut the. CON-
tidepee aud laysof5 5iIe. whole rommunily.
The ISpuiafity ofhis manners made him
klibwsi 10 eyefy one. IND though crank,
ipipulsiye, and outspdkel', ,suei, was his
admirable bakanee Of lcl.aracter,a that. he
made no lelIehly. identifying himself
ihDrsughiy' with theciiy his adoption.
hc united himself with iIs various socie-
ties, and became . pfomieptofficyrpf. f.one
efilsIoldest ilitary ary.pfgapIzatiopss Atthe
belanuinE sf tbe wayile wasflnstJ,ieulen-
snroftsl A.. Ciy Guards, aud In that
copnrai,y of witch hesoof. afterr,ok eom.
oiand, a y Le wepf sbrssugi, DE Whale four
years q tlss war, paiiiripa.edip many Of
ihe grehienfy battles. and gelurned assap-
tain at rs close without having received
W06d .td VAN llsaltl, 4 much ishattered,
anda rvnstilsidon readily ACCESSIBLE to
sucii attacks 4 finally ended Iisiifrss
.,Fersanae yvalr ~ ller The waf, lie acted
sr agent ~ the South SIDE IssR Ge.abut
hm dis astiweis ises1outsa isssbcea Agent
fss tAe tsrrat soallsefn Dispateh sllne, III
WiiicIt eaparity he tas fyfidtfea vildnble
service q tbe Company Rhlie1by his puss
Jirrs capaeily The geaialisy .olhls isaprr,
and the exbibi;ial ef fi,es sterling quali-
ties sfmanhnod, he !masIe many friends,
w'iss wiIl. l.be pTssnrt u rerponsi 10 the
grief wi.irh has overwhelmed hlsuYn I'm
mediate hriilS. ~. I'LL, 2 = -, 1870 ,.l'..a
sCAptl Waddsll sasmaErlesl In lS53 io
Miss Fafiny dang sl,tet II Peter I+sfessur-
rIef ol rsieysbnEg. Bs lsayys w sltIlrrn.
Hisrsnaiss were taken t0Pstsrsburg for
ma f,nely.esl sftur3 s1s4s fs9i reslss
t4.a.s 4 49, =
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We have cultivated zoe JArkSfsE PEA
tlr t,n.l season. on small scale, and we
arc convinced they wrvn perfect success.
Their Weld WIS eiiorsnuns. For the eTable
or for Sock they are uurupas-cf by any
nther pea. They grow vel on tliIn land
and afe buund 10 he a No. tfettilizef-f
NA.J j. lvHtrE. Trustee BRADLEY COUNTY,
&H.fHIXrttsse& 4 20 tsiA . salEs.49 esas
A r.. BLUNT. NJ Mt filcvelani, Tepa
1have ehlfisat,~ tlte ARA Trstt PIN nne
fast year. aud falred then, at tire rate of
AN lielssls t.s the nsrrrf The bloom excelf
husk wheat fof bet-e. II -. =
F.E HARDwfciS, >. E; Bradley 60, :
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IN fnnsille va. oa thc evening of tbr
I6lhlnst. Capt. chaflrsf. Nvaddell. roupof
rrancI~ n waddell Esq, of this Vicinity
III The 10Th year n llls agcs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

~ See Important naiice ~ >. W. Doug-
ias comnisSionerof Internal Revenue
10 persons liable 10 Special Taxs Appiira-
tion must be made % Isssc y Young Co.'s
lectar Raleigh. n. G..
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ateH esnHN yrT~T-fvEissnfuRaA 1
MAJ. Bingllam inlcTnss us thai tile. Text
Lsoks III IA. broga~f. thssi.de Gil. William
BIugha,n. are extrnsivvly usesl In the
Wet. and Norih Yss1 spdie some ex-
tent At tile North, and lIlat flle vldny Of
Col u. haas quite .habJsoBe revenue
fcut her interest in thecors rights.
we baye SCI totearp. That ptitside %
the Bingham svliool, aay of rtlhe-s backs
hase fsan,i flyor in NoIthS ttafulina.
whnen undenfabie TINT nv ls,in
Gr:an,uar has slood iIle iesl % The seser-
s-t crilicism franril.e hlslle-l aull.arity,
and been rrhoonced % superior merit,
wl.ilc his editions q the classics arcsu.
prrior 10 those of Anihon. 20 much IN
vogue ,ss = akn be .s9af nil
eoh fora little more state prIdr
nN a@fsAasi "a 4ltg - ~ -liAl.ale9 -
rgre AuRWir'ISF FaRegR FaR MAnciTis
nreiSed wits, great variety pf artieies Of
the most praciicsl value. NJ brapch OF
cs,ltuft bat has flill slMce HccAf,fed ttf FIELD
crnls Orchard Produces, Small Fruits,
Tie Dairy aud Live Stock suited COZ II, ihc
Poultry Yard. tile Vegcsnhle Uardrfls the
Lawn. fl,e Fiower Esrden and tile tireen
Hns,se eaet have ,ieIaFtnient we'll iilled
aud by tie Ablpst bands. There Is besides,
much miscellaneous inntter IN which
avery melillsrr ofthe family circle Will
findrnnlllling inlerestIng allL insirucuve.
fl,e Nalloaal riatfoFin ~ the Gnulses b.
al-., gwen ~ this uiiinber. ,s.t aa
We risk notlnng in Recommending The
Rsr,uer Co aur farn1er friends ~ . rrlisble
ana adranced paper IrSotd fofhrir ~.
ter,..t~. Ne believe not one ~ tllem but
wonld be benefited by is campaniDnshtp
fDr year. -.
Pu6Ilrhrd tIy sAM'I SANDS & son.
No. Norlh II: BaltimOfe, MI. NJ Sl.50 a
wear. or atSi. % cIulss ~ i've or mnre.
LIbcraI premiums faf clubs. specimen
NUN hers cent free.
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CApg FEAR.

tStlc NJ 7 Parks i reeeivingbh Spring
Stock "a tipods, cl,eap md good. n t~ll lson
ClArfie. bc Niif % YOU right. Ad. next
week. 81
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y.0Nt 5Ffbmiagyg torfg,Qrdmcr.I

fF.'Vf1I 4ffftf" f"ef3f,tf fttfFfIfIf'VrfsSeff -
s2ga NJI.siisoToS. March. 2lsf 1874 I
Dear Recorcier;-Tbespi oftheage
tlIato of progress ~ sfili rife IN our midst
WesconffnueioSb De saritated here on eur
railroad and cotton factory question, and
the probabi iIitiesi,ow are tllat we willcarrss
tliro,iglfaII the schemes that lave. sbesa!
agihited BY nsof late. These are; an exE
tension OF tile line afstrcet railways shslth
Of Market street, the railroad TO the
Sound and a cotton Factory h2W
Tie JocaSXL oftiis mornings Date an
DouDees that there are s2i.ooo st,s,scsap.
tions alreaiy made for the Sound rpad
project, and that sss.0e0 Of the amount
necessary u elstdfa cotton factory nave
been obtained. twill require something
like s35e0v % et,pildsp.l ;equipfhs road 10
the sea side, and ofthis amount. 4 il very
prohsbleilhatI arthe sieciiensio l,elhrld
next week, the citizens Of Wilpjagton
wIlIkole d subscrlptielsef slviUo in be-
hatfofthe ETY. rms ~ you Psreeive,
viii very nearly complete the, entire n
msant required. Thsrais iysepri'ttf Gle
succf~svf the road When colhplyled. Our
coulsfy frSslnIs ini every slirsctipl are
sendipg down 70 u1 good words Of cheer,
and earnestly hopiig thai We. may fJs able
tobuila is. Tlley way. they viii swarm
downslo our city next sumnleri X me'~ilI
only give ll,e,n 40 spposinnity ofralliing
down 10 the sseasi,orr. - ~ 90 So
Bssides. in case Il i bliii. fliere will
probably lie very little rsisAiag an u
Norlilrrlt Watering places iil ti,e simmer
ss.ssa. Ms,wili hAsea Watering ptsee of
oarowl, iSeatesiat our very fiaiiIs,s to
which hiisLaillIs and fathers may ,retfeat
athighl. refreshed and hyig gbrated for the
iatboss oi eiity lie. .Mlliie Ialliies aEe
dispoftIng themselves on rhc shprss of
tbs broad .Atiautic. otis eight tr hlne
miles from the business centre pf the city.
This,wpsld ,nsisea bsaplifsl siessRetsl,ro
pegly paii,lsd, aud NE xant ryap 70 come
dowa hese era In tic summer yourseIf,
and furnish some oftise tiiits. n well ~
assume a ppnpinents positi5n M the foe
gtoant of tne picture. -, - y - =. .ss'' :. 80
A.few days ppFs viii decide. she fate of
tie Fail-rual q lbe sound. - ha-,.A
As FOR our cotton mill, ~ set . vef.ttble
q st%'.s, q. .,,.s. efvs .r isi1f'' hopes
Reeently u vas all Tut !" giye pn, as
the s,arcrlp piiop btoks shewraoulS ssO,,
90 Ia stock Slhscipliou, which az lenst
sIsS.nn was rrquifedto inaugurate Gle
n,oyrmenf. But supe OF the gr,ltlenien
who had originally taken the matter in
haud. and who's from asnong our most
prouLnenl capitalists, deterplnesl that ihe
scheme slsnuid NOT die. aud therefore they
exerfed theuis.lves ansE. = ~ Ill
Theys have sss.ose subscribed with
favorable indications Of bring able 10 raise
the full amount required within the next
Don't Don't ,Ss s5 mink dat hlr iinfs city,
depre.tlsd a. she Il ffSnr the effect ofihe
rsyeht pAAic, u rhavlug n,ors zeal, mcFs
enttrbrise, and mote intlomitahiswilI and
courage tlan any other 1fits -lze and pop
ulatior ii the United staicss = sf.tt1i
IT .aY ASudr
CAPE FEAR.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

~ Fint thunder stoFmnf the seascn
u, Friday The Goth. With heavy niiis Nt
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25
TO rur yaTrR. or mrLrxnono rowx.
The first whippoofwill OF the season made
himself heard on tile evening ~ The 18th

The Hon w. A: Graham has ir his pos
session ring upon the inner surface 81
which are engraved tile naineS Of theil>
kstri tiJo. Clay. Calhoun, and Webster
TheTinx Is the gift and tiic work u the
venerable William Huntington. a fosaleg
resident Of rlsfs place. nowHiisiag ia MAJ
rion Ala. Nc an advanced age, but IN good
health. Tshe remarkable feature i thai
Mr. II. mnde the ring and exe~,ted Che
engraving at the age of eighty one years
Gs@M - ~~L@A~@@ - = 49, 49, 4
See Bowen and sIercer's Advertisement.
addressed ..to fanners.H = .t,n 1. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25


THOSE whqsrtIme Of subscription to the
Recorder has expired. ul,i whose paper
has Teen co,tinued IN ,lefaultof noliceto
,het eIiirary. will confer i favurhy remit-
ting III paying uy ytltcarri'it 'l.sefnr the
current year. ThcInew rates ~ suescrIp-
tlon $40 pdr Year. viii cover n. retiew.
al~sa n EAZIQ,l 9sia oxF0O
TO THE vGTERx or uILISBOnO TOWN.
.ifAM sVgEfN snip. Ngvf*k4N
There vii he q i'ui,lie Meeting tleld In
the t'.nlrf IIpnss Ia tiss. ipwi,of tljIi~boro
oil sssttAdry March 18th 1T IL o's'as'k M,
All. tllaSr Ia. f,vprs OF ai,llishnlg The
ssle uf sipinitih,lis LiilHpS ins T0wn-
sksp are cordially Invited % nitest.
Y. MANY N0TEiss.
March 24th 1874. Z II n hAheN
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25


Dsmarest for April d thiand As the
season 81 spfing approaches when nature
decsrals- herself nitl, ihe bright cplons
and gss apparl apprnp % the time.
Deanerest. nes 40 bs eaisicne, cpa'es for
warl With tasteful emuia.ion,i and rlps
dame nature her-elfa close race in the
contest for rivalry. No doubt the iadies
wIIfexrv~s 1.tnsse}vs.s moo .'vsss a. Ist-
ed VIII the chafnins array % ftolofs. mud
tie graceful scrlav Is th~is rpTins plum.
age :. Iya'sS''sl v o's tsTh'Sp & p's's' and
Lrt III who IA siet <absribe 70 l'<aspresi,
do " ri o,,er. $40 pc year. Asiaress,
W. Jeunanxr t>vnass i. &rw Yofk
- 81 y - e>.s<.,>- n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

pS- rtisgp l,saism@d tlsat The 7brcl.
Liglt bas ioa,'i cot :by ihls tlpie, that u
Is Fsnnisr's Jsuflei. snsss hispva.eih ihai
Tom Turner l. sbaat % have isu, sspf-ss.
ItIsa itch id,ss tllut 90 ,ffs. slencer
iindlng n,aiesial for 4 bIosfanhy la 1e
llfeof our former 'dsvill " pt Aiarssiin
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

We would advisc ssr Tnelirai contfibus
tor, william a n. @ tsuiy WIN nfya de-
yout httehti6n fsf many months 70
como. .yeh-seg' = spelllag book. Ahsa ne
Is wsll grounded u. i!sls,s hslsnrag essns
forward as.'lss fail fseslgesi zoe shirsf fs<iic
aiglta. tfess,lt /. .va mos deflllle llie
lincsloa = cossstt. 8 leslnuiyks fsaN
she's zitshy lssrs isxcris shlc .Aeeat
Inthi. Noipld ~ flelselness nad pt'sie.
INA alt.a,p q allshfAngIeiylIhsp
ortlsgraphy.,we may tpnlnse our psn,
aud thersf,se .Iec'ine ihe tAsk'. : s.rsst
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

We are dad D learn tis,tths journal Of
CIl. Tanning Is abput % l't issued Ia per.
manen. form. ft Was fepuLlished inthe
sentinsi isst spmar, bot iha, vag lu too
perishsble Shape 10 give il value rs a
work for reference. Our former emi.lnyfe
Tom fnnef, hi.s nlideitakcn the uotk.
aud We wish him abundant success IN W
psai-ewsrlhy. aud really lnnporsahss uif
deftaktng. l.'i ~ ss,'a.l g go g -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-03-25

sCApts Maddsll sasmaErie,l In ls5s 10
Mas Fafiny ,i,laoshtetnl Peter L+sfessur-
rIef ol rrleEsbl.Eg, II Isayss Ip.Fl.llrrn.
Hisrsuai,,s were taken toFstsrsbars for
me- nheln.eq sftres 'ssJs f'sa' rsalis
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-07-23

THE FRsr-Last week, the first threshng machine for
the season. that have heard Of set in operation in
this County in Wolf River Township BY the time hresh-
ing is finished farmers will have had opportunity
Judge which machine is best We have been trying to
convince them for weeks past that the MassilOn
Threshers of Russell Co.. is far superior to others from
the fact that they made of the best material by the
most experienced workmen; that they will thresh and
clean greater amount of grain in given time than any
ether machne that they constructed that the parts
liable to out be renewed without the K
pense of going shop; that there of them in
than any other machine made that they bnt by
the parties who have made all the important
in threshers during the past twenty-five years that
ing with which they constructed and the
quality of the materials used they will any other
machne and that the safety coupling the tumbling rod
accidents from that impossible Fer partic
ulars consult Weeks Macy, General Western Distrib
uting Agents st. Joseph Mo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-07-23
G.. E.,, Nv w.y Of ~, l,sui-,

In these days of railroad competition the wise traveller
selects his route before leaving home In almost every in
he desires to reach his destination speedily as
possible and for the accomplishment of that purpose the
Missouri Pacific Through Line from the West to the East
ria Kansas City and Sc Louis offers Inducements unsur,
passed BY any other line in the country Everything
nected with the Missouri Pacific r. R. Is first class and the
adoption of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Brake together with Pullman Seepers and Reclining
Chair Coaches render trip the line perfectly safe
and pleasant Passengers from all parts of the West by
taking its Express Trains at Kansas City Leavenworth
Atchison and other prominent cities, landed in ST.
Louis at seasonable hours morning and evening and in
ample time to make direct connection with all railroads for
every point in the North East and South Particular
information with maps time tables, &c, may be had at
the various Through Ticket" eices in the West or
upon personal written application to G. H. Baxter Yves
tern Agent Kansas City, No. E. A Ford, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo. janl5yl.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-07-23
Medical Sociefy.

The Doniphan County Medical Society met in this place
ON Tuesday las-Dr Leigh the President in the Chair
DIR. Crook, of Doniphan. Secretary. The physicians
throughout the County attended generally.
Dr. Hodge late of Lawrence, Kansas and Dr. Stone, OF
Iowa Point were elected to membership.
Dr. Raynes of Severance the essayist read paper or
the progress of Medicine in the past quarter of century
which regarded very able paper and the Society
unanimously voted their thanks to him. and request that
he furnish copy of his essay for publication in the Leav
enworth Medical Herald.
The afternoon principally taken in the consider
Of reports of special cases by different ysicans
The Society adjourned TO meet in Highland the sec
ond Tuesday in September next
The discussions were animated and participated in by
most of the physicians present Ample preparation had
been made the hotels for the Of the doc
tors and they expressed themselves well pleased with the
treatment they received.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-07-23
TO FARMKns.
The PI.s. where We. s.s.Ia m, w..le.s

Farmers should money by patroni1ng home insti
tutions and buying their woolens where they made
and where none good stock used in their manufac
ture shall make ii 70 the interest Of all wool
to bring their wool directly to the factoy by giving the
highest market price either in cash goods To those
wishing to exchange wool for weoens We can promise
saving Of twenty per cent
As to quality style and durability of goods after
fourteen years experience in manufacturing feel
ddent that they will recommend themselves To parties
buying in large quantities. liberal discount will be made
Our stock is large and take pleasure in showing it,
whether you buy not Custom cardsg and cardng and
spinning done for persons from distance at once.
We just what and hope all having wool to
dispose Of or in want Of wooens will give us trial. and
BY doing money yourself build up home manufac-
lures and keep the money in the West.
CAV. N BuELL-
Factory and sales room, North Third st.
may2sws ST. JosEPH, Mo-, MAY H. Is.4
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-07-23
Later-Grnbb Killed by n Web, md an OIL
Citizen Fatally WOunded.

Another correspondent furnishes US the following par
tcuars which occurred after the above transmitted
to
Tuesday. Grub taken before the Justice of the
Peace for examination The prisoner waived examina-
ton and bail fixed q 600 in default which,
he committed In the Afternoon he started for Troy
in charge of Robert MCPHERSON Constable and Henry
Morgan, James Spencer William Howell, C. Nahrung
and William Pfaffy, deputies. When about mile from
Wathens mob consisting of about hundred persons of
both surrounded the overpOwered the guard
put rope around the prisoners neck and started off with
him. He slipped the rope from his neck and about
two hundred yards when he overaken and brought
back the wagon where he shot and kiled-over
dozen bullets being put into him. In the melee James
McPhersOn father of the Constable accidentally shot
in the head and mOrtaly wounded Also, young lady
thrown from a horse, and seriously hurt Mr.. Nc
Pherson died at IL o'clock ON Tuesday night
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-07-23
CHICAGO MARKET.

wheat-Opened firm but closed dull and weaker. No
81 I2t and closed inside price for spot 81 lO
July; No. J. 81 OF.
Corn-Demand light, holders firm, shade higher; No
mixed 62ic bid for spot 623c bid for July or August
Oats-Dsmand active, advanced and strong No. 800 a
SEC spot; Isic bid for July.
Rye-Dull and looser; No 2 soc.
Barley-Dull and shade lower No q coal 0o4 spot
81 90 July August
Pork-EIcited and higher so 75aeo s7i spot go Is
July and August
Lard-Dui prices asked hut no demand ST. 4odIl Is.
Cattle-very quiet buyers hold of for concession.
which holders refused to grant Quotab'e at "
for Texans a 30d4 30 for butchers; IS e0d6 90 fol
choice shipping.
Hogs-Active firm and higher; fair to choice s6 o5 a
s6 CO.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-07-23
At. LOuIA HARKET.

ST. LOUIS July 90
Flour-Dull medium and low grades unchanged choice
weak, lower to sell
wheat-Unehanged sample lots Of No. sold at 81 l0d
3D. No 81 7al 90 No seller the year VI l1i al H. u
l5a l6 bid for regular cash.
COrn-UDchanged; No mixed 6Sd66c spot; seller Ju.
", 64ic-
Oats-Easer unsettled; No. mixed 63d6ic.
Barey-Iowa spring arrive 81 TO- Nebraska, u l2t
Rye-sl 90 a 100 for spring
Pork-Steady at Ell co. jobbng and order lots, SIS Is
seller the year
Bacop-Frm; shoulders 81 clear rib 100 llc clear
sides III 11ic country clear packed, llic
Lard-Firm; summer steam, lie.
Hogs-Active and higher at Is p d6 So
Cattle-Steady good to extra native q oa6 co. cows
and heifers o. 90; wintered Texan " O0d4 90.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-07-23
An Outrage.
w.ruyxa July q. 1874.

wArHExA July 81. 1874.
Mr. EDITOR Our usually peaceabls and quiet town
has been thrown into great excitement the violation
of little girl belonging to Mr. Trusslemire by negro
named Harrison Grub.
Last Friday afternoon Anna Trussemire who is about
Il years of accompanied by her little brothers
went into the bluffs below town gather baekberries
They wandered around through the bushes till they were
about mile and half from town. when they accos
ted by the negro Harrison Grubb Who lives in ElwOod
He is large mulatto about "a IS years old and has
just returned from Jefferson City, where he in the
penitentary for similar Oense, committed in Missouri
He walked to the terrified girl and hold Of her, at
the time threatening to kill her with the club which
he carried in bis hand If she offered resistance to bis base
designs The little boys terrorstricken fed into the
bushes and the poor girl, completely overcome with
fright compelled TO submit his outrageous designs
The little boys home and gave the alarm to an older
brother and a working for them who Immediately
started after the girl They her coming home though
faint and weak that she could scarcely walk As
Of them knew the negro thought best not to say
much about it, till they had chance to identify him.
Consequently sharp ont kept he not
however till Monday morning when Of the brothers
him eisurey into Dockhorn store. He i'm
metliately informed Marshal Gerardy who at pro
ceeded him. the negro however got wind Of it
and before Gerardy goI him, started off, The Marshal
called him stop but be didn't hear him and
OF at lively pace with Gerardy after him
Gerardy returned, and mustered large party Of
men who out with him, well armed and determined
bring the villain to justice. The search kept up
diligently till late in the afternoon when word to
that he had been at his home in ElwoOd About
q dozen boarded the train, and went down and
rounded the house The negro in the yard and
ed but couple of shots from VIM Howell brought
himIo the ground he hurt badly but that he
could walk town, where he IL present sdged in
the calabOOse-
The feeling among the people is very high, and it
with difficulty the officers prevented them from taking
him and hanging him last night They feel that
their duty for the future safety of the community to
make example of him. x.