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, 1874-10-26

oan carry elections by their numerical suncr;orj.
ty cvori II every negro II, TexnH onHts ha haI1ot
agasnas them.--a o'tc,imetanco which ID scarcely
likely to occtr.
Ia my mind tho truth appears to bo, Tint tl,ero
IL no Republican pnrty In Toxaa now, and II noyer
did ezist thnrc, aayo for tho pltrl,oHn OF Booru
fow Mon {t0tlo them Justice, nearly nll OF wDn,
were ultl otizonn Ut the htnto, aud who. as
thtk. In most nAtnncos did tho best fo. tia Htatn
tl,ey coufd) oitioial positions. That tl,oy woro
tliscrcot ounugl, to keep the State c1oar Of whak
II called cnrpot-luggorB." may we'll 10 connlored
by AL tloiBhfni nien an matter Of cor
graduation but that eyan tho moak san.
gutne nf thGn, over ngaln hopo to BOO tho Blnte
controlled by anysoInaa except tho whitcs, Is a
inattar Of donbt. The only sentiment they an
pear TO roproaent hero IL what sesn,ed to DO do
hsrabo for every tro lover OF llis country to for
got.-o,lr past differences.
Az +" rnlo, tho people Of Taxa
1Ar L1TTiH ATTENTION ...
10 the slnhderH Of that norton Of tho ntlblo
preaB allll'le TO-. 1lopontnd demonstrations OF
tnesr fatAonees invariably followed by froBll
chaptor OF their 0ffenAcs, have nteole1 their
hearts towards their onllsnniatorB. nm we'll aB
those who condemn them upon Insufficient owl
dellce. Bit, III tho faco Of thiH gsieyouB wrong
dono them. and tho grenter i,,inuity oontom-
lalnd by ttloso who teAcond to B,totl moagurea in
their desperate strrgglo to rotain national pow
er. to tho eye not blinded by prejudice and
tho Judgment ,,uwarpetl by Holf-intereat, thoy
have stood tho teat well indeed.
II. A. GLENN.
, 1874-10-26

llh Lohuon Gtobe RayG:
looming events caHt their shadows BEFORE
and. If fashion haa any influence upon Talrcn-
helt, !so aro Nkoly to have winter OF very great
eeVerlty: The Paris drosa designers hayo already
mate their arrangements for 1t, and tho last
novelties arc revealed to III cxpoc,ant public,
oocn to dfeus her customers MI liko mon aB pos
eioio to give them 1tand-up collars
end leather bolts, to arm thcm with uul-
orolaa hanging from tho waist Us it thoy
Watch-pockets and gontomcn'H wntch-chaina.
Even III fashion tho world muRt advance, and tho
1 1loYo los t4e coming wllitor ia decidedly moyo
forward; j., fashionable ladies'. who have bocl
utcssea I,Ro q, men, nuat now drcsa lilIo wild ant
nhis. Az tae new tsnucg nro to resemble 1urs,
anu ~ 1 aa leT yoara aso young ladies ucro said
10 wear Dolly vardona, 40 now tt,oy will nut on
tnelr caMela.' That Ia tho genorio narno by
WHICH Inc FafiHlanmolaloH hGye called this ycar'a
(abrjce. though Of course thcro ia nyHrioty nIIow
40, hna young lady may appear as reindeer,
ns n bear, aa northern c!k,-in fact au any
roSl.sltanet n,n,n Tho may soloct Int It ii
nseaa ~ s nsso 1hn sS should eoeis Of as ow
which will ba known iu tho fastlouabo world M
adog'a collar, Will comr!eto tho coDtum6. hit
thiB new inyuntlon Of tho Trench tlrosntnntcrs
aa n1sS nos 10 se 0sEnaty nitGF a o e
winch was borrowed o couple of yeart nco frnm
Tho Irish peaaantly. Thla tlesire for tbs rour''.
hat materials and tho sudcat mako haa nro.
nsed tnns n,rGa atfange xs.a Ecus. t. swtasr-
tlat it is difficult 10 t'iatlugual, tlscn1.
Even nt Brighton tho tasio ioy waikinr.
slicka las declared that pcsfoctly plnIu
bit of neh cut out OF tho rood nnd innacont
Of Gcraping and SaruIHhlnE is tho most fasl!on-
Gblo cano. silver ornament IL allowed ncnr Tic
handle aa ort OF tl:stn mark 10 show TINT it no.
lonGH to n Ecntlonlas Esen IL the wintcr Of 1871
should bo ut Indictment III TINT Of 1870, tloro may
yet he tlayn vhen tho 'canlel ,rontd bo tpIt,
r&n t,uuo 41 1,
, 1874-10-26

trne: II proof IN needed It can 10 found in
tlio montgomery 1a whore tl,oro nrn at proaent
no iofs than olovcnncgroes confined for tnurlcrs
eomm,tso't Conn., quite rocopty Many Of tlloao crimes
sne ea1pEtta M have admitted their guilt. T,oro iH
ono on black innn lloro, wtl, wlIito brntlng
i,s! iiisa! VINO makeR no Baerot of Tho fnct tnt ror
ts1lo or no provocation lso steppel M hcsliud
Ing. blow lb oad Of With three. .o,lace @ Il iond Of
~, onennnGt several Of tha other murders vera OF
M equally brutal character ONLY q fow tlayH
sRoa sRo noEro named l1onry Ware, WHO was vol
,1ns,',.,,, -. a1ohtgomery aH peareahle, hard.
"orki1,E man. was killed by black ,lnblora.lo
named To'n Jolnhon. 1t aeotns flint Wuro lad
lotlt tle murderer I'll centR Hnnle two mnt,thn nro.
ann Lad not Hce, him ngntn Until le ,1nv NJ liz
,nt M,at,g, ns Te ' y. he politely asked him II n would
Ron , sa x W, H. se NANCY e !la'l narrowed. 1o
lin In msreh ., again asinE fur his money turned On
,trl atiti plunged hugo caBp-knjfo into hjn
'on3 r, u, Death 7ab alfnnat inBtantanno,ln
,,.ua Inc nosghborhool Of Alobo t!,rce murders
Tour Weeks. Tho murdered man wera ali nomn' a9'
e.nsn ns nat s an yet no effort las aon nptlo to
asortpo tne1r dnata to political cauHoH ana tin
mto H.; '"!lvoH Or tho State arc not now engaged
inc tha ar'n mpttor 'rr. 2, any "s.atement rogar
old White m9a named Tom Whcocr was founi
by tito roadside near Mobile, his aJ,onl,ior ior',
9pan by g1l1'-shot wound. Iie il n s,ro,,r
Ac|AoctAIs At'u MhA hn6t by q nerra, Int loi
senso enough 10 know tint tho attn1nnt ,,n, A,% H.
fo fra was ns TOR tn pnrpGae g robbery a no
wcck since, Mr.. W. d. Toler white 1na,,' ; ~,a -
keops storo at that p|ace, was eliot at and dan.
geerously wounded BY negro. wlIo oHcapcd,
About sho Hatno Tina 4 white {,onntnl,,e
named Robert Mcdonald was shot by
two nogrooH Mt Ainnll place rn1lod
Whistler. blr. Mcdonald, il scorns, llsd war.
rant for tho arrest Of tho mon. and went to Mo-
hflo to anpres.ond them. Not Hlopoalnr IN
this, ho was returning to Whistler and ind
nearly reachod that plauo when l,e wau fred
upon by the negroes, who wore coneoaod l,y liza
roadsidc. evidently waiting for him. Al.or jIr-
ing, HOY oacapea. and hlcDonald, w11o was only
sitghtly wounded, reached homo In safely.
These fRetA are related for tho purpose or a,o,s-
ng that whllo il cannot be denied that 1n,,rdors
arc Of frequent OCCURRENCE in tlis State, thoy
aro not all committed for political reasons, tho
anaabsins arc not nil whito men, or the victims
all innocent Republicans. It cnn In
doIlnitely stated TINT there In no "roign Of ter-
ror" IN Alabama; that tho negroes nro not l1o-
ing intimidatod or molestcd, md that Atr. lfaya
aud hfs consorts hold nightly politicat meetings
Ii, remote places without insnlt or intorforo.co.
IT {
, 1874-10-26

Ponr nunoN, Oct. 2a.-Dows-Schrs r, l., Dan
forth, James Fitzhugh.
Ur-props Montana, partdson, Persian and eon
tort. Tustlo and conHort, Glasgow and Tow ecbrs
'oan Stagee H. nutc11infqn Man,pelior Marongo
Wlsp--southwest. Weather fms.
.PonT HrnoH, Mloh., Oct. 21,-Dows-rrops Ecr.
shaw, Roanoke, champlain. Fred Reilly; nchra Franz
6igel, s. Tilcn II. 4. Kent, aingtll ara G. Pratt
Ahfra Cobb, II. @. Potter, Jennie 0rah1u
Ur-prop u.agcr State; achr U. s. Grant,
ronr uunos, al.eh., Oct. e5.-Evcntng-Dous-
Tug Tinalow with prop City OF Duluth sehrs
Niagara No., 2, Moses Gage, Fanny Campbell, New
Dominion ship Michigan.
UP-Prors Plymouth, Oswcgatchie. Wenoua, rhila.
dnlnhia with nclr Sherwood, Bay City and h7r;es !;
a'rs Laura, Pathfinder, Newsboy, Sam Flint William
Eon1eraon.
W1Sn-6outheast. gentle; weather Ono.
, 1874-10-26

THO other Circuit Judges, but Is not considered
roal,io.
7. Montgomery Moaos, brother Of tho Cl,iof
1nntico, Drosaoa on tho Conservative ai,le. to
anticipate Il possible change Of rulc. Aged bb.
No groat consequence.
=. Conk. A native vllito man, Of iittlo eIa.
niltcnuce, e
It will ho observed that In all this arrnv of
eloyon Jldgcs. t!1oro 10 but enc nogro,-a fact
which might havo struck j. 8. Pike WHEN la
wrote "Iho rrostrate Htato." HArlf.
, 1874-10-26
OCEAN NAVIGATION,
NEW YORK TO QARnIFf'll

I'r>.c!as.; Iullpwoscd, Uye:"i Stos.h;ps, s1H w
III HIT i,e,nsy's"nta allrnad tlarf Jersey Uy VIII
fEAlhtokE E......uot, ~. IuI.AbfDiiuAN.. IA n,
IL MHarssinK rnns: All! rn.aeuEera al through rntc, 49,
Dssa am,p f. ,1 pni'Gi u ssates and GAnna paTs III IL
,s ,ssicAIpahip built expressly for tho tadn
Gonfcnlcnun If ''''i"'o A"s 'Ao oa'hioftAn4
CABIN AND sTI:ERAGE PASSENGERS.
Ch.!n ~ and 9so ourroncy Second Cabin su
Ip,,1ty pacn.isy asr'se IT. S;1 unrrancy '@
l.rnts !or II nnli upwards, ' '''"'''s0.
p,nxs 9ifcc r9tlGnMrS 4ppiy tn UatH. At ths Cam.
aAottlhA1n HAxTl:R !jO., Agents, :"
, 1874-10-26
THE SOUTH.
South Carolina..-Its Old and
New Men.

Education and lnCrease---The phos-
pilates -"- judiciary and
Legislature.
Decentralization of Radical Mis-
representations.
No Political 0rtrages, and No Spirit Of
Rebellion,
, 1874-10-26

wero quiet and unch,ngc,l. Tho charters for Tuf.
fllo were: Schr John Brclcn, wheat at tc :: props
Potomac and Fountain city, corn, and prop not named,
wheat, through. To oswcgo-SchrJ J. r. Mott, wheat
IN private terms. Total! s; capacly 900 bn wheat
End $1,000 bu corn.
, 1874-10-26

Fort Of CLIc;tEo, Oct. 14-c1
. ..1&EttfEp.

Fort OF CAIc;tEn, Oct. 44-c5s
. ..1lEt1vED.
Bchr George l.. Beaver, Lincoin, umhcr,
PTop Charlca Ecitz. Manislcc, lumber.
Barge harmony, Mantxtcc, lt.ulcr.
6cow Gladiator, Manlf;es, lumber,
s.lr ]. y. 6awycr, Buffalo. cna
StMr Corona, 81. jo1op, stlnarica.
simr Huron, South 1favc,l. o,lutlsics.
r,,, rrnn iske nreesc h:aton ashor, sundrdes.
Schr ). O. MUau, Two uiycrr, lumber.
sNllr Butcher hoy, Alrcna, lun1bor.
seAr Iazziu Doak, ST. Joseph, lumber.
tsr ssr ofei oora pasi phi'9 Tsss sn9 E,o; qesos IT,;
Schr ?. Bailey, 1,ufAlo, coal.
schr Champion. Buffalo, coal.
aehr Elizabeth Jonrs, Buffalo, cosl
Bark G. j. Wells, buffalo. coal
Hchr Czar, Cleveland, coal!
achr falcon, I.adingos', ,nmtor.
Schr ]: II. sioyens, potaco Lske, lumber.
Prop Farofitc Moaon,lnco, hunlrlts.
Ilrgo Ellen Williams, A1cuo,nucc, lumber.
fargo IT.. Bronson, ;1es,omncc, lulabnr.
Barge 3onora, Mennlnsncc, lumbar.
Sch. Lincoln Dali, Ma:ctcc, lumber:
sehr Kats Lyons, ,S1uakcEop, lumber.
sohr 1slcine, 3inske3on. lumber.
Schr Sea btar NusklEou. lumber.
Poop George Dunbar, 3Iuakogon lumber.
Fren Glty Of Traysras, Trassrso CITY, lumber.
schr Ontario, Grand Haven, Irrnher.
schr Orkney Lass, A!pena. humber.
Prop Nebraska, Buffalo, nnnsirte':
Prop Merchant Daifoo. arnlrIcu.
Eran m @ @scotia, nua:a:o. G.sndii:s.
schr IoacIlslno Dreadcn Lidingtou, wood.
schr Granthsl',, Kincsrttnc, salt.
Prop Cuba. buffalo, sunGrfcs.
Prop Potomac, Duifaln, nunlriee.
s5r sshr forsy 1sy hi,Ga It'o anTa5 nbai rer lumber
S 5:sr sS Sssse ersa,;;xoo:!, fis!sr Ssy, wood.
aclr Myet1c, afuakeeon, humber.
Sthr j. u, Ney1jand, ManHtcc. lumber.
, 1874-03-08

.... SuDHTD1n-
no RESr-NEw STORE, w1TH DWELLING At
tsehed 4 Wa.htnston Hsishtf, ,, o. Tracyav..
Chicago Rock Island l. Pacific Ratlra4d, Van Ra1on
4na T,yeuty-sscand-st. depots. ISAAC r. H1TT 4
BRO. Room 10 Major Block
no RENTL0N SIXTY-FIRsT-ST. {EN0LEWoOD5
east Of Hal.ted nsW c3tsage 81 oEoocus with Closets
attic, hnd basement; Of ground, largo STABLE sprnE
and water; will for moro Mono blS
responsible parties need appy. CAl At 80 South Chm
tQp-zt.
, 1874-03-08
TO RENT--HOUSES.

ITO RENT-TWO gST0RY AND BASEMENT BRICK
improvements, including furuaeos Inquire No, go
Ohiptt. 7
, 1874-03-08
> TO RENT--HOUSES.

TO RENT--HoUsEs.
TO Rent BY YOUNG FEwDURY, REAL Es
BeeE So "a 81 s2!,ns Assa's Rooms And bryan
.toy ioa ana bpss
| Eoans. '
ID
90, and s3 Lako:av a.tor1 and basement houses
new with subcellazs, furnaces. gas sxturo and every
81 Lake-av 3-stoiy aud basement marble front, with
sbsshay ssto1y franc with French ROOT In per
Stand IS Langoyst, :-stosz and basement houses With
| fn yen.ro.th:Av., frame house Z roonas, s:5.
~ West Van Buroa-st., esoEy aud bassmout brick Il
80 Wost Madlsoast., sesond floor, srooms. SIS.
r. y silxet-st.. IL cottage, 81 aeo
10 Vest Tyerst. fsano mousse, has been put in good
$8S s. West Van Buren-st.. 9.stoy frame, erooms.
ay ;Te.t Monloe-st.. a-stoFy' aud basement marble
IS Mest IaEs-st, ;, astozz fs.zne. L zoouy.
s msst ssa:; ss s.a Sss:ees beF s
q. IMishgsnaT.. M astor7 4nd basement house, Il
s 1ndIaneay. .stors brick. rooml. furnace fig.
~ Wa0ash.av., esory and basement house, II rooms,
Sleeping rooms in ths block corues Of Wab.sh-sv and
Monr0; s.3 {2;;, st., opposite Clsftoa House.
1cs West Van Burenst.. second and thisd aoors. 10
1os' 4iao III large lit Of houses to rent from NAY IN a,
parts Of tho city.
ee sad Renting = 1seae;' il Iss.llss. M E. oas 81,
~ sant,..* - SOUTH y d; DIVISION. .,,, :,
all modern improvements: rent, ST. per scar.
wasIsy Id Il Gat M 9 as
les WABASH av. narblefront, furnished. OF furniture
5sTSss;ss,.;; ,,nnt :. ,oon,
TT and la+ indtAan-av. now t~ostory hnd basement
house
hoosf 9sT fSsyH;S SigsS ed Dousla'Dae'
ST. y ,opas. toderp impto1emon., So per- month
sos 3 hoa:e on
Sesood 1os Mes II ,uo Of
g rssst s:s E e: asstR month
H:ek ban.o. I II West ial Ran,io1ph.st., aroona,
81 Washing :toa A., is rooms.
~ Wsst Washington il rooms and ba1a. st. per
20 soat, storssn-st.. new brick house. II rooms.
ss ceof''av :s51S1 YrH 11y31F1 BY per MONTH
as4 North states, three-story brick, II rooms ali
y ss;aasss.aS.. 5e, rooms. $50 p.r month.
80 chi''so-a'' ihrso-'t9ay h11ok Il K ,9e59 19ems
TO RENT-A HANDSOME RRICK BASEMENT
It roos>. Wabash av poar Thirty .arst-@t. Would
pay iss n Ade w
re, EEa7-M3Yi 1T: NAY oIEAE: 4 daAKsiIYa MAR
E. q. CUsiMiSGs, lie East Kandopist 'A' 'A'''
no REST-FOtTIl. ROOM COTTAGE on THIRTY
sT tGnB G6 IL pe.
no KEHT-A Kix:K001 COTTAGE On GENEVA;
l.
, 1874-03-08

site mi, b.acmen se1e Of rfound isrgo st.bi
and sot ttIi ,ent for one year or mora Sonn XII
.ssponsibls parties need apply Ca At 10 South Chm
.o2.s.:
1o REXT~EIEdASTIT>F >FuRS1sHED Rooms At
Hss az month
Il sn'f. shoan MI mooAs SIN
RIO REST-DRicK BASEMENT; ROOMS, sl5
ITO REST-uNFUREISHED ROOMS. AT Il MON
ksss ::s Hssx pleasant. = NJ nAyES
~ a:s6 IL nc .oso sna ~ "Fs' 10'0 Apply TO
kee=s3:. -aa5 eooe Foom.; .: p99 721 mont
vii
RIO. EESr7;KooM e51o0 81 THIRD FLOOR rs
&C. 1af1ss 2%nss o. g5ss:!ss; NJ
l At III South saaeamoa:st. N-'N
| RIO RnYT-aI FULToN-sT.. FRONT Ann RF1R
4 n,v.te fss3 Reeranea MuaoDT
,i;o : !, ~ I'm po777s - so77777 y
1ted.st nor.hesst corner Madison nquir. Il Room
= see9ne y, aaef; 49, -
bal5dns - rb1a az aes1 aa harsas. - eoa'.faIas ]
no HENr-TiiRFE LARGE ROOMS AND siIEn on
mou.a. 1nqatfe st ~ ot4 "ess aa 3 oaren-.t.
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS. HOT AND
cold "atcr' oatn- sGon. csc.. = Aast lwellI1st.
1lO RENT SIX ROOM, Is plERCE-ST. INQUIRE
/ oh premises.
RIO REST-ROOW5 SUITABLE FOR HOUSE.
keeping; also lodging rooms. Apply At 81 West Ian.
doIpA-st.
NO RENT -FUESISHED on UXFURYISEEI,
third story bare Eaa With water and c1oets sane oos
gty VII sess eoeap Apply A. io'oto W. NO. l'
- wa. 1e.uao oHa.2t.
't'o HENILt 1.LDAl1.t M So ~ Ouiil-oSE botbl-E
aao wv stHko .ousu. ~ilo .-.E Eo -o-cee. 80
ITO RI.tT-WTTH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE, i
IL !srq and single room; AZ !n1aeEn 3n5o,snents
ID .as ~ - 1eAeci! M o. 9ao -.ato-
ITO RENTAL 691 FULTON-ST., WEST SIDE
iIont fon 20 ~ nna en- . m e. nn,
q. aoo.o w., : o.os*s ..o.. =. .eoV--ls
oKEfII1E;LEGA,NTs T. Z 4!,s SUITES oI emily KqoAs.
ont-a ~ = " " pfaT 'r2oam : n shs hriluio, -"
Hulte " =. - = ~ =. 1eot. :. - te out.utls.
no hESr.SICELY.F@KS5 ne ,1Ie hooNs: TERMS
~. pHsm9n ssoaSi' ~ % @ Tx near
l.G os-oa.Sc. ~ outEtSss-7l feg.5 ~ t.oo.1 w.
RIO RENT1A RENT a 1 TEW FURNISHED ROOMS. CHEAP
=, - lH 1na ~ ~ eosE1 "eo9sl1y:
no RENT-AT i7s TWENTY-TIIIRD-ST ST. LARGE
l. trout room. hEst hoor' nntuEalshed: CaM Monday
ITO REET-A FI;;E LARGE FRONT ROOM NICE
II furnished With ali modern improvements in nsw
briek noHso on Sorsh tsnku near tneoln PARK to
ot'e W X ~ b7t " 4I.'
, 1874-03-08


A CARRIAGE DEPOSITORY AND HORSE MAR
~ kst co,nbnet with thu most legitimate location ~
k3 ctty Is cer.lalJ tha PLACE To got Taluo tor your
money Liberal adgauccs mAda htEses and carriages
left un sale at us:he:- 2--5 and ~ 3t.;e-st-
4 LIGHT ToP-BuGGT, MADE At ROCKFORD,
u ILL., nearly fur sails cheap. At l Eat hinz1o-s
At TIE SECONDHAND CARRIAGE DEPosI-
u tory phactoas, Fockauay hagxs. bsal2es' aao e1-
psess wagons At low psic=s- 81 HAa1an-aT.
DotRpEns WANTED AT PRIVATE STABLE, Gs
ID Michsaoa>. ~
TARKIAGEs At PANIC FRlCEs,,DAYroJ p. DE-
" liver, wsgsns a:35 and 3t5o fosmsE1 slIo 1nn S11:
Chicago b0sasss wagons @f15 Aod $l1 IottoetV elto
aad ti5 .eoond h5ad Aad opca ba<t2. a3V eaPFes'
wAEaas. l55 West Eatbtaztnn:si JA5. - Ew M ar.
FLOWS slW HUGGlEs-co,iI: AND SEE THEN
y Hnettar y,u want to bEJ or Eos- Enod buggy
horn wanted aso Sons secondnsna III
exchange Ia now oass. u Waymaa- bet"sa7 Des-
plsiaes aad Jefferson. ---------
non SALE - SEC03D-H >SD TOP BUGGY.
sood INNING order. DAVID SauLPAUGH, 20. 81
schoo.kt. IN reax Of a5 sad 81 West Nocroo-st
Ton sALg-A NICE FAMILY HORSE. HARNESS.
3 o4 ,ionfs, ,as f { e ct - South
I1OR sALI FIIR. FAST YoUSG HCa 5Es. ONE
Il relta biz tor lAJ; tr2et Of lows lard t.
eba2Fe iur horses hu5Eias, witches; w17ted
for stray hose wAated stable will located Tor asls CT
gooa hssses. +. Q. ANTHONY. Ii Si1.tsa:aak
, 1874-03-08

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
W AaTSb GOOD LOT ON WABASH-Av.,
SIN a[sa Of Tarty ast. 50 feet frun, ~
i 1T 1t payable hE:t cesa, balance trade. REA
. s9stts. liz Washiagsoa.i-
" 4STEp-To LE:AsE-CORNER LOT ON BURN
so-h t;as Eate1ncld t7no1t-st.. WeatTo-th.aT.,
~1sa of Ih5s5-hss,. 4 q, Tribune os5ce.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-08-13

A WOODSTOCK Bov SCALED By In
DIANs!-LUCKr ESCAPE OF 4 STAuNro-
NIAN!-Mr. John H. Francisco, OF Span
ish Peaks, Colorado, formerly Of Staunton
son of &C. Francisco, Esq, in a letter
home tells of lucky escape made by him
self and companions about the middle of
last month:
A considerable party started from Colo
RADIO for New, Mexico, and on the route
Francisco aud 4 few othcls happened to
fall behind the rest about day. On
coming up to their camp Of the night be-
fore, to thciratter establishment and horror
they found the whole of them, fifteen in
number. killed. and scalped. Among tt csc
killed was Mr.. Frank Conn, who Mr..
Francisco says Is from Woodstock, Va.
where he thinks his mother resides. Mr.
Conn was 4 very worthy. apd popular
young man, in the employ of 4 Mr., Me
William, Of Spanish sfSaks, VIA e issssious
to communicate with his m ,os. | ~ /. e
send her his effects. j; s.:,,.,.,s,.o II
The Fortunate delay of..Elans,s,alssccSS 81 81
his party alone saved their scaibs-88ss
Indicator. 3sf:a5. !. IA,
! This isleyidcntly All error assthere;ss Jpssl
one gentleman by that name, .flozcys .stiiyI
place. Mr.. Thos. e. Conn, who is .pkxtsh
| sing law In Texas. Ills father, Col: &c 5A.l
| heard from him Il short. titne agutaIf 3e3Eol
the Upini0n that his son Is still III rerssss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-08-13

The Virginia Normal Music School
commenced It's session in New Market, on
Tuesday Of last week. There are about
seventy-fve students in attendance. but
a much larger number can be accomo-
dated. Although the session has been
open for ten days, the professors authorize
us to say that students will still be adj
mitted. The normal coiirse embraces the
composition of music, the rendition Of
music, and voice culture. The Professors
are all that could be desired and 1t is Only
necessary that students should attend
promptly and give their undivided -atten-
ton to make the normal what it is disign-
cd to be.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-08-13

-
The insurance upon the stock of goods
Of Fawver Il Co., of the Four Mile House,
was promptly adjusted and paid by Mr..
Cowardin, Pres't OF the Virginia Fire aud
Marine Insurance Company on last We'd
nesday. The goods were insured for two
thousand dollars, out the stock not reach
Ing that sum-, the amount paid Messrs.
Fawyer & Co.was about nineteen hundred
dollars, The. promptliess with which
the Virginia Fire aid Marine adjusts
and pays its losses 10 less than its f.
nanciai standing, recommends it to the
public. They insure at the regular rates
and not on an y Of the plans which under
the name Of Mutual require policy holders
to pay more than they expected at the time
OF taking out their policies. This eompa-
ny is represented at Woodstock, by Will
Jams & Grabill.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-08-13

On last Friday the Tournament and Ball
at Timbervilie CAME Off. There was fine
display Of skill in horsema nship and an
unusual array of beauty. There were
fifteen Knights entered for the contest,
and the successful were in the following
order: 6. H. Bowman, f. johnson, Geo.
Hoover. Charles Brock, OILS sibert, and
they crowned: Misses Belle Niche, Lizzie
Thomas, Annie West, Ida Bear, and
Mamie Burnley.
Mr.. G.. H. Bowman received the elegant
saddle, as the prize for his very superior
skill, besides winning the privilege Of
browning the Queen. He entered as
knight OF New Market.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-08-13

To say our boys were defeated hardly
expresses the truth unless we ada Wa
terloo defeat. If VIC were not constitu-
tionally opposed to apologies we might
make a number for the Valley Star"
which alas ! IS not a star of the first mag
nitude. They We're fatigued from their
nights travelling; physically they cannot
cope with the Page boys, all being mere
striplings except two, while the Page club
was composed OF stslwart men whose ply
sique we have seldom teen equaled and
then the sympathy of the spectators and
especially the smiles of the fair. sex was
with the Page boys. But we find our
selves unconsciol,sfy apologizing for our
defeat which we did not intend to do.
Our boys were most Hospitality enter
tanned. and although stung by their defeat
they cherishe the kindest feelings for
their brave and hospitable antagonists.
Alta o. clock p, m. we left Luray home
ward bound, with our feathers considera-
bly, cut. A sense of our defeat, however,
did not effect our appetite. So about dark
we hauled up and prepared to partake Of
the repast which had been prudently pro-
vided. Justhere an amusing incident oc-
CURED. One Of our young base ballists
made most furious attack upon large
hog that happened to be passing by. We
expostulated with our young friend for
his wanton cruelty,when in the moet earn
Ia. 4
est manner he exclaimed, ''Why, isn't it a
bear ?" We can vouch for the sobricty Of
the gentleman and know that he had not
tasted a, drop CT spirituous liquor. It.only
shews the effect of the defeat upon him.
In a short time we ware again on the
road. Coming down Pence S hill one of
the horses in oui. friend Hoshour's wagon
met with an accident which might have
proved serious one, and one which did
so disable the horse as to reEder it neces-
sary for the boys with him to walk home
reaching Woodstock about 8 O'Clock
Sunday morning.
The Page Club are under the impression
that our boys are hearty eaters II not good
players. Some OF our friends Know why
they think so.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-08-13
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