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ST. LOUIS MARgETs.

Wheat higher. No. 2 red, sold al o7c; De.
crmbsr, " bidi jan, o. tidi February sold
81 OF; March sold 81 03; Aprii 81 o.; May
St,06; bid. No. Z red sold e3(aeAc bid; No.
4 winter, sold seilaSa' /: rj,csed winter, ~
bid; No. Z Nod. % ord, No, Mediterranean
scld el3a. Corn higher, No. Z mixed, sold
87ka3S; December, 87ic bid January, sold
3ee; February, sold 39Ca3ple; March t05 HI;
May sold Ale; April ato bid; white mixed
sold $50 bid cashj rel white mixed $50 bic,
~rejectad corn sold 34(a3S. Oats lower No. =
sold 29iA30, December S0li bid; January
cold SOFA. White oats, solo j2a; rel scted oats
s I'D 27ae, Rye higher. No. 2 SO bidI reject
oil Sic old.
Produce-Poiatoes, 65CaS0 per bnshel.
oaions--Rsd, Sa.509376 y tbl Cabbage
$3.50 per crate. Apples-Sl.BG2.b0 per
Dol. Dried FruiI-Apples 2i@3h peaches
4labis. Buier-Dl ry 2aC926.; creamery
9s93ic. Eggs 10000. Dressed turkeys
ll@l2 per 10. ueese 80 6N97 co; Chickens
81 b092.7b, and Ducks - 00NgJ - per dozen.
9Ame-Qu'il 81 .60@30O; uialIard duck $500
Deer--6o 20 Sc for cArcases; rabbit ST. 900
1850. H~ides-green salt 500; dry salt l4 +;
dry hint IS@ls3,. Feathers 9G9AIe. Polk
Sl2 rs cash Lard erm Al Ste,
CAIrLR.-3ood native ,tsers SI45Gas.b0.
Cho'cs patiYe steers 81 4095 Is; grass sieers
50. 00G4.0O; feeding steers 50 0013.2l; Stock
steers - 40692 90; good 10 prime cows and
heifSrs, 80 S09S.2s; q cows $2(1?.60.
HGos-L'ght hogs 81 6eta4 e5; miIed pAek-
ing Si.3NGA6o; butcher aud select $4,000
i.s0
sHEEP-Medlum To choIos muttons $40
4 rs; stOekers, S3.25@2.75; lambs $l,76(ss
per head.
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C%HERaYYALR. KAHsAs.
Special corre.pondepce 70 BAsnrn.
Dee. %, ESQ.

0oN+ SIS AgOSs
Special Correspondence TO BAENER.
II molher-shipton in her prophecy-hsd
decrsed thai the world would 'iretEs our
This weather would irresistabIy force ne 70
the conclusion that the last ''cheek was up.'
lS' below zero 1t this place this morning
ut ak O'Clock some of the Old settlers
pronounce it the coolest weathsr eYer ex-
perisnced In this part OF the country. The
sun is shining brightly to-day and it begins to
10 look and feel like ''Sunny Southern
Kansas" sghia business Of al kisds has
stopped still Tor the present, The Missouri
Kansas and Colorado Rail Road marrow
guage) will bel running order In . few days
20 this point. II has been rep orted that the
Gould combination has secured a controlling
interest in the 81. Louis and San Francisco
Railroad, do not know how correct the report
Is, but II il should prove true We can stand
here az the, AirhlSOD, Topeka snd Santa Fee
have the control OF The Kansas City,
Lawrence and Southern, and the A. T as. f..
Aro Hbuudenily able to measure iAnees ~itb
the Gould outfit % they have demonstrated
on more than one occasion,
The frst and supreme duty Of south ard
western Kansas psOpIs is 10 stand By the
A. T. a. 5. y. ltiS their Oaly hope. This
crest cooperation has with an energy IN.
.pArralIeIied In the history Of railroad build
j~np-ppshed tbsir great Trans Continental
line 10 a junction with the Southern Pacific.
giving 70 the people anether lice to
The Pacific ind San FfAnei.co, with their
branches, as feeders for the main
hue makes this Gus Of The mes. important
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ORDER on PUBLICATION.

State OF NJ ssoutl. a.
County OF Miller.
September term 1879, Sept. II, 1879.
In The Circuit Court Of Miller County.
The S.ate OF MHsopTi NJ the relation and
10 Ihe use OF }. NJ. BFookmsn, collector {
the revenue OF Miller county IN the state OF
Missouri, plGlntlH.
W. d Lippinectt and Cornelius Desmond,
defendants.
At this day comes the plaintiff by attorney
OIL eginR thBt thu above named defendants are
not rrsidents Of the State OF Mhsenri, ohere-
upon IL is ordered by the court that said
defendants be notified by pubiicstiOu thai
pltiLtia herein has commenced 4 auit against
them w this court, the object OF which ia 70
enforce tho the lieu OF the State Of Missouh
or taxes against the following land ia Nil
ler county, hpaouIi. to wit. West bali lots
lour and Eve section l and northwest quarter
northeast quarter section 0 township 30,
range u containing l50 a 100 acres and that
j, Nj. brockmAn IL uot now collector OF Mhl'
leT county, by reason OF expiration OF 81.
term OF Office, aud T.. g.. Miller having en-
tered bis voluntary appearance ss such col.
lectur NJ the September term, 1873, OF tAid
court, wherefore II Is ordered by tue cur
that said defendants DO and appear bsiore
the judge Of tho circuit court OF Miller oonn'
ty aforesaid At the nt X term Of said court, 70
Ot Utkuu anu btll ~ INC GVuFb uOutH w W
eumbia. on tho second Monday 10 February
next, and show cause II any you haye, why
the cult now pending in SAID court, wherein
the Stale OF Miisonri Al the relation and 70
the use J.. b.. Brockman, collector OF no
revenue OF M,ller county, Missouri, as the
plaintiff, and W. X Lippencott and Cornelius
Desmond, are the defendants should nol ts
revived in the name OF the State OF Missouri
at the relation aud 10 the use OF +. g.. Miller,
collector Of the revenue Of MilleR county ir
tho State Of Missouri, and that unless, tbs
said w. II. Lipplneott and Cornelius
Desmond, be and appear Ct this court 81 tne
next term thereof, on or before tho sixth Gay
OF said term, II sold term shatl so long con
inue. II not, then before the adjonrment o
sald term, and answer or plead 20 The psuuOa
In said cause, thu same will be taken as con.
fessed and Judgement viii be rendered as'
e0rdingly.
And It Is further ordered that = copy her.
Of bs published according 70 Law W w
). B. CLARK, olaE.
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has 2 good appetite lie oueht IN a.
llu5t Ud Sue '~~.s'a~-t u -
valley OF line Arkapsas through the richest sed
most Ierlile lands Of the S.sto. The corpora
ton offers TO the home seeker thousands Of
acres OF the finest lsnds In the sorld, on
very essy ierms, as we vent and selus ned
from lhe mines Of Colorado We took this line.
al the officers and employees OF She road are
courteous end polite, and sYery convience for
ease and comfort that can be found on any
OF tho magnificent lines In tho east, can be
had on the A. T. s. s. +.
Every induction points TO another 'big
mining boom" next season in Colorado, and
New M,xico, far greater than any seen yet,
More anon,
Cmr MuNK.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-06

Some Of cur irIepds have an idea that q
spill, in the Democratic party can be efeeted
this winter ca The Senatorial question. and
that the Republicans by q little shaIp
manouvsring csu p~reOipitale il, Thay .s-n
10 be under the delusion that there are about
Hfty Democratic members Of the Legislature
who are rcsdy 70 bolt a noninssion that's
NOT ottneit choice. up6n Just what gfodnos
this deIhsive esIcplBiion Ia bassd, we cannot
imsgine. Il is the general impression that
COcksell will hsvs no trouble 10 getting
the caucus nomination. 10 the event be
does get 1t who viii bolt III
No doubt il would be q Eource Of great
qualification to Republicans 70 zee
dis,ension in the Democratic party and =
split imminent; and no doubt Republican,
are ready 10 preatDRly invite Ons. But IN
the hbsenes OF any prospect fer such q hope.
fer eveLt to occur, 10 there not a good
opportunity for our friends to make them.
selves the least bit ridiculous by inviting
themselves TO an alliance With ihs imaginary
indictments Of the Democratic psrtyl The
Rspubiiczr party OF Missouri has been guilty
of q great many foolish things and 10 capable
OF . crest many otberG. But we can see no
particular iuduoemeut TO its Masking itself the
laughing stock of the Safe on this particular
occasion.
Suppose for example that with the CO.
operation Of the Republicans oil the Legisla.
tufe, Thomas Allsn, or John 8. Pielps
could be made United Slhtes Senator,--
would Il not be wisest 20 wait snd first know
THAI overtures Of this aid will De bco-pted
oetoresthe trouble and pains OF making them
are tARanG Or impression Is that uuless
this Is d1pe somebody will be beautifully
snphbod after 8 walls.
We agree VITO rae s ,dalia Democrat that
rue Opportunity Is ripe tor tue state to
Nhee' into line with the Republicans S .ates
y tbe great NOrlhwesL In the adoption OF
lSorSheasterol ideas aud polN.
mo. '"s The United s isIss . 'la't
WIN EAsterh IOuons, Lsoues OF thought,
hbsIAliiy Of sentinet aod entsrpri Ae, would
be 4 leug stride is1lhkt direction, ana If the
Republicans OF the Legislature can d"
anything TO help i along We would be glad to
see them do It But ouI fiepds wLO have
thus far put ibsmselvea forward as hxieu
for The Demooritic parry to snbder iisell do
not seemed to be prompted by any such
motive, Taey would as the Warren, burg
Standard has Well shown, ally tbem.elys.
with the lesss worthy OF the Democratic
party 'jaG to beat Coekrsil," and for no
other or more dedniIe reason than that be
was q ''nsbel brigadieT."
Il strikes Us that This Is utterly unworthy
the Republican party. When an opportunity
occurs, BY a union Of forces, 10 liit The State
from ths slough OF Bourbonism aud organic
= permanent party Tor the administration OF
It's afiairs. for the advancement OF its interest.
than We shall be glad TO see the X ,ppbiiean
party Joining hSnds and 8 sisting TO constitute
that union OF foroes. But whom tho sole aim
is to promote the fortunes OF one Democrat
Tor the single purpose of humfisubg another,
we say IL Is un becoming a high minded
pArty,-Jeanon City Tribune.
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NOTICE.

Prof. Tees Almanac fer 1881 is ont. Be
SIDES tho usual Ainanse matter, It contains
rhs Forecasts OF the Weafhar; their Wonder
fui VrriHeAtions IN 1850; bow 10 Guard
Agsinst Lightning; When !. Is Unsaie 10 I'm
Ter Deep Wells, Mines &C., how 10 Bake and
Roast; C4ubs of Blight IN Fruit Truit Trees
aud much other yalasble matter. Altogether
the Presaot surpassSs any lormer issue Ia
pr-ctlcAl information.
For sample copy and terms 10 trade, send
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TEE CosHOP0LITg

A monthly Journal published At Sioux City,
Iowa, comes to US full of news OF real interest
10 tbs public; 1t gives tho latest decisions on
the Homestead entrys Of public lands,
world, the subscription j. 81 per year or Zoe
per e%opy-every household should have one.
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Four bundled miles Of railroad have been
constructed In this State the past year. TIE
new road consists entirely Of branches and
feeders, however, and 10 made up Of abOp,
twenty short lines,
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A. a. SONS
Bdhors, pghIishers aud Propriators.
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FOR SALE-l2o acres: 70 acres nnd,f
fence, 80 10 cultivation, 3 nice young sfPt
orchsFd OF siXty or seventy bearing trees ~
The PRESSES together With cabin, tmotv
house. stable, aud 4 we'll Of never failing "
ters plenty Of good timber on the traci ~
uAted half m,le northwest OF dL Pis,y
ant, halt mile from school houses .ehpr
ta1gh, 10 months 10 the year; church hnss
about .nme distance; tie altogether . ~
desiTabl situstiOn. For terms apply 10 ~
per OH - ~ J P. spslIirg, Pleasant y
Miller Co. No.
32OOATss1ss:s;rff;ss;
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Pu0Idshea EVe1.y Thursday.

SUBS RlPTfoN:
Per Pear, IN AdUGnce, 81. 90.
no. paid until the expiration Of the year Sl25
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GMcIal Paper Of Miller County.
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O. VI. handy,

O. NJ. handy,
Raal Estate Agent
Pleasant MI. Miller County, No.
Will be ready at all times 10 show landst0
persons Wishing 70 purchase lands. Corres
pOndence solicited. IL
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PROFESSIONAL r

L. u. ROBINSON,
Attorney ~ law,
Tuscumbiu, Missouri.
IOhice a. present In the Court HOuse.l
Probate business, Collections, PArtiuOninR
Lands and QuiosiDg ritles = Speciality.
Have been Clerk Of the County and Circuit
Courts for - yeErs, sm familiar with the
Records, hFye ihe only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES ia the county. UhArges reasonable.
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ysnws vGnay HanaeF.

THURSDAY, January 0. 1851
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A. MOORE.
Physlcisn. Surgeon and Accouebuer,
81. Elisabeth, Me.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-04-22
Trees and Moisture.

A report sent us by an undoubted au-
thority on the subject of American for
estry proves that since 125 years the
necessary moisture of the soil in North
America has decreased 7 per cent. every
quarter century in consequence of the
wanton destruction, of woodlands. and
that further continuance of these must
most seriously affect the climate Of the
whole continent, to the great detIiment
of health as well as the fertility of the
soil. That the picture is not overdrawn
we can easily prove from the decline OF
horticultural products. From many
States in which but u comparatively few
years since peaches were grown on free
land this luscious fruit has entirely dis
appeared, and many other garden prod
ucts with it. According to the Report
upon Forestry" Southern Indiana. until
shortly, had regular peach crop, while
now it is the rule for such crops to fail /;
almost the same is the case with regard
to the far more hardy apples and other
fruits. Light frosts in May and June
are no longer rarity the wheat mar
.ket was in many places entirely killed
by frost; in others from 20 to 40 per
cent. was lost. In many States in which,
at the commencement of the present
century, spring used to happen in Feb
rnary 1t is now delayed until the end Of
April, and the growing Of wheat has be-
come altogether problematical An of
icial report from Illinois (July, 1870,
On the harvest, prospect, climate, ETC.,
says that the crops had suffered greatly
from. the want of rains in spring and
he continuing cold winds, and the cause
Il both is referred to the indiscriminate
destruction of woodland. Minneapolis
Tribune, fatiti
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-04-22
Natural sounds.


Among the natural sounds OF obscure
origin with which mythology and sci
ence have been occupied are the rustllngs
and so-called voices which seem to come
from the air, sometimes from the bosom
Of the earth, and which have been re-
marked upon in all ages. Autenrieth
refers them to the same class as the
noises like thunder or the firing of cam
non, which the hearers often fail to
trace to an apparent cause. Sometimes
they seem like the trampling of horses,
OF the roll Of drums, or the clargor Of
trumpets; Mt other times, like human
voices. In the lastsease the sounds are
those which are common TO all men, and
may be interpreted by each hearer as in
his own language. To the Romans
they spoke Latin, to the Greeks Greek,
TO the Scotch Highlanders Gaelic.
History has notices of these sounds; the
Bible descriptions attribute to them a
religious significance. They are re-
ferred to when ii is related that Samuel
heard the voice of Jehovah three times
IN the temple when Habukkuk. pro-
nouncing the curse on Babylon, spoke
of the stones crying out in the walls
when the glad mountains and waves
are mentioned in the Psalms in the ac-
count in John of the voice that cried out
from heaven when Jesus went into Jeru-
salem, and the people wondered whether
it was thunder or an angel in the story
OF the conversion of st. Paul. and in
the account of the pouring out of the
Holy Spirit on the day Of Pentecost. The
profane history Of antiquity also tells of
voices from above, and ascribes to them
a supernatural significance and an influ-
ence over the hearts of men. Instances
in point are sounds of battle and The
clash of arms and the nelghing of horses,
heard by night, according to Pausanias,
on the field of Marathon the address
Of the god Pan to the Athenian Ambas-
sadors to Sparta, told of by Herodotus,
and the voices heard by both armies
after the battle of the Romans with the
sons of Tarquin. The Germans have
myths Of the din made by the war god
and his marching hosts, of the wild
huntsman, of strange cries and of the
barking of dogs heard in the air and
the French have stories not unlike them.
--Elpcb0nQe.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-04-22

to our people. Both can be made to add
TO the wealth of North Carolina many
millions of dollars annually. The other
day we copied paragraph from the
Elizabeth City Carolinian, which showed
that canned vegetables were sold in the
stores of North Carolina that were raised
on the bleak lands of Maine, where it is
winter six months in the year. Such a
fact is blistering shame.
The largest single contribution to
public purpose ever made in Charleston
or in South Carolina was the act of one
Of the most successful planters in the
State, Mr.. Ephraim NJ. Baynard, who,
in 1865, seeing the need of educational
opportunities at home, set aside the con
siderable sum from his fortune of $685.
200 in securities Of the city of Charles
ton as a permanent endowment fund. It
is preserved unimpaired, and is now held
in four per cent. city bonds, giving sta
bility to the college Of Charleston.