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The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-04-15
RAILROAD. AGAIN.

sensible commercial men, that the road
be built-that the branch from New
Orleans to Marshall, and another road
from Marshall to St. Louis, will super
cctlc the necessity of this rOad-that the
trade and travel will go either by st.
Louis or New Orleans. 1t seems to us,
if these gentlemen will reflect one mo-
mcnt, they will see that the idea can
only be a hopeful dream of those who
desire the prosperity of some particular
place or locality. The road from Mon
roc to Shreveport is on an airline
from ocean to Ocean-from Savannah,
through Marshall, to some point on the
Pacific. Without this road the travel
ing world would be compelled to make
a half circle either by New Orleans or
St.-Louis, or perhaps Memphis. The
people of Mississippi, Alabama, Gcor-
gia, South and North Carolina, in place
of having Il direct route to the Western
world, would be forced to one of those
extreme lines of travel. We say OK
trcme, because it would certainly be
extreme for Il man in Nicksburg, Jack
son, Meridian, Montgomery, or any
point in the Southern or Middle States,
to travel by New Orleans or St. Louis
en- route for any portion of Texas. Even
tho great Louisiana valley of the Mis-
sissippi would be in the awkward posi-
ton of going all around to gain a point
almost in sight.
The idea is an error, and men who
stake upon it will be upset. The road
will be built, and that speedily. The
present owners may not, but men will
finally get the road and build it. The
people of North Louisiana, between the
Red and Mississippi rivers, demand it
and will clamor for it until there will
be no rest for the railroad men. All
road companies and monopolics, East
The country Immediately along the
line needs it, and will have it. With
out this link, the great Railroad net
work will be incomplete. The chain
must be complete, and this road is one
Of the main lih,:t'. ill.,.
1t is thouc- fby some that the road
from Monft'c> to Vicksburg will be a
failure, and for that reason will not
be completed to Shreveport. We sup
pose this idea is taken from the road
being unprotected from high water.
But our belief is that both the National
and State Governments will take hold
of the lcvcc question and fully protect
this railroad, and all the rich lands of
this great valley. The lands are too
rich and valuable, and there is too
much money in the world for such
treasures to be left unprotected. The
waters of the Mississippi will be con-
trolled, and that speedily, and this road
will be fully and safely protected from
high water at all seasons of the year.
All that is needed is Il good Govern
mcnt to grant the right to men Of encr-
gy and means.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-04-15
TRGHsPOEThTlON.
NEF,EE OF y. l.. - y. E. Il. 60,

MONROE. March Is l-7i
tntii ,hc l:psi,icncc of the Orcrtls,."
through trains to Delta will be suspended.
Trains will run follows:
Leave Monroe for I,n!hi daily '~uGislayH
cH"eptcdl 1T s u.
Returning same day, arrive a. Monrn" nt
$50 l.. m.
Arran gc,,lcnts, have been made for tn"
transfer of passengers across The overflow
district from Hcfhi 90 Tutiuia from which
point trains arc al operation 20 Delta.
Until turtheI notiCr, freight will not ne
received for points east of Delhi.
II J. ". GREEN, Eng'r and Surt.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1871-04-15
CONSERVATIVE SENATOR VESTS
MAIDEN SPEECH.

We find the following in the tele-
graphic report of the Congressional pro-
ceedings for the 4th instant:
Senator West, to-day, in his maiden
speech in the Senate, defended the Re-
publican Administration Of Louisiana
from what he called the unwarrantable
charges and misstatements Of Mr.. Blair.
That State, to-day, by her redemption
under Republican rule from anarchy,
bloodshed and riot, presented an unim-
commonly made by the Democratic
party that reconstruction was failure,
and Gov. Warmoth, to whose sagacity,
firmness and pluck much Of the success
Those Of the South to whom carpet
baggism was generally applied, accepted
it in all that pertained to it of boldness,
enterprise and right, and repudiated all
the opprobrium and ignominy which
their opponents assigned to it. Our
great Republic was the offspring of
carpet-baggism. Columbus, Pizarro, the
pilgrims of the Mayfower, and last,
but not least, the Senator from Missouri,
Mr.. Blair, were striking illustrations.
West continued: Whatever of good
there is in carpet-baggism, we maintain
-~ndtOVox N cNAl springs 1IOlIl IL we
are held responsible for at the bar of
public opinion, from which sooner or
later will be rendered righteous ver-
dict. Under salutary law passed by
the Legislature to protect black and
white from outrage, the last election in
Louisiana was peaceful and orderly,
without the presence of or necessity for
single bayonet, and the State was then
retrieved from a Democratic majority
in 1868 of Al 900 to 25,0OO Republican
majority.
West maintained that tie election .C1s
conducted ,oith fairness, and also denied
that the State debt had been recklessly in
creased. The Democratic Legislature
of 1866, created under President John
sons policy, had appropriated more
money than both its Republican sue
cessors. The State bonds, which, on
the accession of the Republicans to
power, were only worth 35 and 40 cents,
were now salable at 65 and 20 cents and
in good repute with capitalists.
Instead of forty millions, as alleged
by Blair, the States liabilities ,cere rittu,
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30 Nebraska, California. and Kansas
and the b. d NJ. X. X. Lands

The " Burlington Route" so called. lies
runs almost Immediately in the centre OF
the great westward movement of cmcgrA-
ton. Crossing illinois and Iowa. it strikes
the Missouri River at three points.
These three points are the gatewiys into
three great sections of the trans-hlissouri
region.
The Northern gate is Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take you 10 the land
Of gold and grapes, sunny mountains, and
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate is sPlattsmouth, which
opens upon the South half Of Nebraska.
south Of the Platte river, region unsur
passed on the continent for agriculture aud
gazing, just here are the B. & NJ. Rail
road lands, concerning which Geo. $. Har-
ris' the land officer a. Burlington, Iowa.
can give you all information aud in the
heart Of them is Lincoln. the State Capital
and Pre- sent Terminus of the road.
The Southern gate leads to kansas by
connections with the St. Joe Road at Ham
burg. running direct to st. Joe and Kansas
City.
The trains of the Burlington run smooth
ly and safely and make II connections. II
runs the beet OF coaches, Pullman Palac,
and Pullman dining cars. ard should yot
lake the journey for the journeys sak'
alone. you will be repaid or take il Il
find home OF farm. and you cannot hnt
either better than amongtbe Is. & NJ. lands
where you can buy on ten yeais credit
and al a low price.
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TnE time for the adjournment Of the
Legislature Is near q, hand and nothing 10
benefit the people has yet been accomplish.
ed. Some people foolishly suppose tina,
represcntatives are semitic Harrisburg to lc-
gisla,e for the good Of the country; hui they
are evidently mistaken. for nothing Of the
kind is done. Reports from Harrisburg
say that the proceedings Of the Legislature
are as entertaining as those Of any place
Of amusement in the country. Who
wouldn't be representative and have Hon
to his name y
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W. again caution our friends through

wEagain caution our friends through
out the county to be very careful what pa
pers they sign when dealing with s'ran-
gers. The whole country is full Of sharp
Aers, and just now Snyder county has It's
full quota. These fellows generally oper'
ate among the farmers and ~ TO induce
them to act as agents for the.sale Of csr'
tain patent rights. Those who agree TO
act are not required to pay any noney pn-
iii their sales amount 10 specified sum
and IL no sales are made nothing Is to,b'
paid. This looks fair; rn opportunity
10 make money without Investing any y
apparent, ssd the bait thus thrown out , Z
,atsu. The nozt part o. the prograpcs
.,is 10 get The agent 10 slgn 40 agreement
lhis Iyresmenti Is, u INT ss'snss. ever
iunoespt Looking pspev. bus ne hook y y u
~ md those vhs eIsA \ ~ taughs, AgaiI
yss 'syi es sarsf4 y
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

The Bloomsbury Columbian says We
are informed that Mr.. Josiah Thomas Of
of Roaring Creek, recently built new
smoke house, with doors so constructed
that when closed they could not be opened
from the inside, with q view to en'raping
thieves. Last week he entered himself aud
built FIRE, but before he got out the wind
: blew the door shut. Unable to ge, out OF
attract attention, He sadocaied before re-
lief came. His son finally opened the door
and found his father lifeiess. r.
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Wa learn from the legislative proceed
ings that our member. Maj. Cummings. is
40 fall talk as ever. On Tuesday he
aslivsreda speech hres hours long en-
.braciug his personal experience during n
lifetime, as we'll rs general view OF poll
lies and political parties for the last forty
years, with some side remarks upon the
tariff, . few religious points, aud gen.
eral aud discoursive argument upon th'
state Of The country, and come other mat
fters. IL -.
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TBE Danville JaieHigsaesr says; We
regret TO see the Pennsylvania Iron Com :
pany have been obliged TO blow ournll
their mammoth furna aces. Also that Mcssrs
Grove Brothers have blown out theirs. II
is painful sight TO witness the prcscn,
condition Of affairs. The amount Of capital
remaining idle, and the numbsr Of work
men unemployed, the result, not of o,er
production, but the antagcnism Of grca,
70 rces, which. from very necessity, shoul,
and must work in harmony IL prosperity to
their interests Is TO ensre. II Is the old
battle between the different members OF
the body, each vainly essaying to act indc
pendent Of the other.
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The Elmira Advertiser, of the Goth, says
that little boy named Fred. c. Scofcld
aged two year. and Eve months. adopted
son of L. d. Scoheld residing at No. 2
South Magee Street, got hold Of some
matches on Thursday evening. aud before
the fact was discovered he had chewed of
the birthstone end Of three Of them. lie
was soon after taken sick aud died from
the effect of the poison about noon on Sat
urdny.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

NEw SusDAy SCHOOL Music.-TuE PEARt
is the title Of an entire new collection Of
beautiful Sunday School music just pub
lished by s. Brainsrd & Sons. Cleveland
Every song in Tue Ps,nL is new, fresh an |
sparkling. and by the best writers in the
country. Itis pronounced by ali who have
examined it the best and most attractive
collection Of Sunday school music ever pub
lishej. Specimen papers sent free, or a
single copy mailed for IS cents. Every
cle interested in Sunday School music
should examine Tus Ps,aL Address. s
Brainard & Sons. Publishers, Cleveland, o
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

BRAISAnD's MUSICAL WoRLD.-The April
number Of this popular musical monthly is
on our table. A charming new song en-
titled. "That Little Church around tue
corner" by Eastburn, is among the musi
cal contents. Interesting stories and edi-
torials, instructive articles on musical top
les, the latest news in the world Of music
&c., are given. Sl,00 per annum. Ad
dress, s. Brainard & Sons, Cleveland, o
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A HAZZS
"a '5'{i;;$ %$$E Ez$IS. ;j;'i','

The basis Of lis remedial proprieties is
vegetable compound.
1T WILL RESyORE GRAY HAIR TO
ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
|, will keep the hair from falling out.
I, IL cleanses the scalp and makes the hair
soft, lusirous and silken.
:, lids o splendid hair dressing.
n. p. HALL 4 Go. Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Z For sale BY all druggists. March. im'
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REPoRrs from all parts Of the country
give cheering accounts Of the condition Of
the crops. There is every where promise
of large yield aud great abundance
From the South comes the report that for
fruit the indications are favorable.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

Tue editor ofthe TINES should feel crate
full to Maj. Cummings for advertising his
paper through the medium of the Lcgisla-
tive Journal Please give the Major credit,
Frank.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

NAruBE's HAIR RESTORATIVE excels
everything. No dirt. no sediment, no
poison Perfectly reliable. II does the
work mos efcciually. A tretise giving
full particulars sent postage free upon ap-
plicaiion to PnocTEn BRos., Gloucester.
Mass, sole agents. See advertisement.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

W. F. EcKBEnT is doing q first class but
siness In his new and splendid store in Sc
linsgrove. lie keeps constantly large
and well selected stock Of gools, is a Gle.
YER whole souled man and well mcri's the
success he is meeting. Gail aud see him.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

ApISB tree recently felled in Hudson
township, Clear6eld county, cut Il logs l6
feet in length, aud containing 1900 feet of
good lumber.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

WE loarn that DR.. b. l.. Bowes. of Sc.
linsgrove, was thrown from his buggy on
Monday morning last, and so badly injur-
ed that there are no hopes of his recovery.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

CouSTERFEiTIgG on small scale--lnan-
ufacturing three cent pieces out of one.
Yet there are parties who are engaged in
this petty business.
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Two tracts Of land, situate in Beaver
township. one containing four and the 9th.
or ten acres, will be sold on the 29ib inst.
See advertisement.
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CRAY hairs prevented, dandruG removed, A.,
the scalp clesnsei, and the hair made to
grow thick by the use Of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Repewer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

u. p. wrIsrn has taken charge Of the
Union Hotel in this place. Mr.. weiser is
an accommodating gentleman and will
make popular landlord.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

The schools Of this place closed last
week. Our county Superintendent says
tbey were we'll conducted.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

TBs House apportionment bill makes
Juniats, Mifiin, Perry and Snyder seua-
torial district. and Unioi and Snyder
representative district.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

ws had another fall Of snow on Saiur-
day, and altogether the day was decidedly
gloomy and rough for the first Of April
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

Mas. BaowS, died in Lewisbury, two
weeks ago, at the age Of % years, months
and 10 days. e
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HOUSE.

Aidahbury, Snyder County Pa.
DAN'L BV4ENDER, Proprietor.
Per- cas stcppinast this Hohss will hrd
sresilspt ,ssoerpeda,icns, for kAn au1
Beast. = VI ~ t7-te-sflf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

Tux family Of Peter Hosterman. of Penn
township, this county have lost hve chill
aren by scarlet fever, within q few weeks.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

A MAN in the oil regions having suspi-
cions that some oLe was stealing his fire
wood, fixed up several tempting sticks
Va, nitro glycerne, and left it in the
|. rd. Next morning n neighbor WAS
splitting little wood for breakfast, when
an explosion took place, the stick WAS
converted into splinlers, his Ak went up
through the air like rocket, followed by
bis hat few rods behind, aud when list
seen the woodman was busy picking chips
out of his era with ioasiing fork. The
joking neighbor was soon after cOndoling
with the victim. who std he supposed the
frost was all cut Of the VIC cd week ago.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

USros county has = balance Of s7ss AZ
In the county treasury Of tn, year 1870.
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NAGLE HOTEL.
u MIDDLEBURG, PA
J.. A. STAIILNECkER, Proprietor.

Having taken charge Of this old aud well
established stand. the proprietor proposes
o devote all his attention 10 the providing
Of his Table and Bar and the accommodn.
ion Of both man and beast. lie soliciis a
liberal share Of tlr'r rhlic ! atronage.
January l3. Is, Is
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

LAST Saturday was one OF the most dis
NAL, irclement. and disagreeaNle days Of
the season. The beauty Of the previous
day wns succeeded by mixture of rain
and cliugiug, nesting snow, which fell
in large flakes and as soon as it reached
the ground was absorbed in the mul.
moisture and s'ush. The sun. was not
v sib'e the entire dav. anil the prospect to
the moving mi lti,ude, o. the morn dawn.
od, was full Of dlsconsolation and dismay.
.hcy were indeed fortunate who, ia these
moving times had taken time by tn, fore.
lock and installed themselves previous to
Saturday, or were enabled to posponc the
trying event to a more propiioqs Time.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-06

THx irou, fishing season commenced OIL
Saturday last.
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PFicpSs4n.A fair offer.

II the Merchants IN Your place " III not furnish
or send Tor tho Nnrhrca fctd US the retail price,
Wathcr ~, Extra Wri' gci ~, und we will Tor.
wHrd ci'hsr w 10th machines, free OF irelght, To-
4 lt p where AZ nur T. Evilln b. Eul ~ sure aro
We they Viii BE liked that W. agree to refund
tie wruryu snS uLc wifhes to tctu n the ms.
ctinCs Zee oi ir' isht a'itr mguth's trial. sc-
curiug t. 'ucctiun
No hush1ui, 'n'trr or brother shpuld permit
the drudgcrv ~ aihiug with tho haads. hty.
tNu lays Ia the year, whtuit can hu dome hotter,
moic cyp,ditirus'y IN les labor. Aui no in.
ldtg to tie "a, iucu'., ~ , loty Clothes Washcr
and tnivttspi NtiuACt.
Sold by dealers general y, q whom liberal di'.
counts are made
v. g. BROWNING, Gen. Agent
uc' ~ '-n-"nl - COrtlandt st \ cw \ urk.
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Estate of A.G. nAsSlYGEE. deed

I ETrERS or ADMINISTRATIONS uron
IL the estate of \. q. llassiugcr, late oi
>clinsgrove Borongh, deceased. having
hccn granted TO the undersigned. all per
sons indebted to the ., g are requested "a
make payment. aud thos, having claims
against the same. will prc'enr hcm to
JOHN ). lIASSINIER.
Jan 81. l6A Administrator.
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CNYDER co. APPEALS ior 1877

SNl DEk CO. AffEALo ior 1911
- Tho Commissioners Of Snyder county hereby
give public notice to all coneerned. that they
Will hold the Appeals on the Irtanniai Assess
ments for 1871, as follows, to Wit;
pIsrRIors. PLACES oy APPEALs. TINE.
Beaye, Moses Specht, Besyeftowu, April 10
W. HEAVIER r. Troups Cosgruve Hall ~
Centre Peter Hartman, Centreyllle, ~
Jackson j. 3. Beaver, 'kratzersville ~
MIddlecr'k Lewis Amig, Smithgrove ~
Middlet5g Oom'rs Once, Middleburg 4" 10
Perry Enoch smith, Fremont " ~
WestPerry John Fisher near Richheld p" ~
Chapman Ferdinand Zones, In said twp :" ~
Union Dan Mulinsr, In Port Trsvtn :. -
Waeh,ton y. u. Meyer, In FTeebury ~
Franklin Com'rs Once, In Niddieburg :. ~
Psuus Sarah A. Miller, Salem y
ssiinsgrovsHsn.y >. noiig, In selingrovs % %
At which times aud places those yto may feel
, themssIyes sEKrieysd ey their vsiostions ~ my y
open each daP .on os!ost mS .' 9, S,'isss ns.
lhsjf psF cent. on cash, snd syery dSilsr q h'
L''''~'--' =. I6A 40 6. .L0NQAURE,
PHiLiP xINNEY; q. q.
Icomui,,lousrs' Uaes, Middle burg, Mar " 1871
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rJ,IE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
q L. IS RID
0ride Gold Watches.
.%I2, saL5, $40. :s35.

Iurluu the past f,ur years crr watches have
been a. Thoroughly tested. thnt tor appearance.
stylc ut hnish, aud accuracy uf time krtti,g x
the Gerard Watches are universally arceUcd
the best. They retain Heir brilliancy and G0lsr
until worm out
Rs- II after purchasing and mirly trying. any
one 10 nj iully sntisned, wo will ctcoriuhy 10
fund the money.
H5- They are nu IN Huriiug Case, Gentle.
meu's aud Ladies sifcs tNcfy Watch gurrau.
tcri tor tlnc and ear. hy special rcttinca'c
fs-A large HssurtmCut "ImUruNCd pTtde"
chains, - 10 -, Also, GchtleincGs aui L.
dies lcweiry IT. great variety.
Sc-n'wn'c ui inltntiuus. order direct IN
us ~ our authorized AGENTS Agents and uiicrs
apliy'rg tot cirCg sts viii please cncl1sc thee
cent stamp tur p'st1.
q rds 'cnt 10 he p'id oi delivery Customers
lersrtrl ~ examine what tu-y order thotutc
rnliug m'is. on payment oi ESpress charge.
buth NHys
H8'Nhen SIX Watches atc ordered p, ancc.
Ic ~ en- an c,tta Watch toi same kindl tree.
Ha"purcl Iscrs r.si'iu ~ s,r,a - tprs tr,,tu
INptCss offices, and Dcsitiug T. save tune nnl
UNIeuse-, C'n have the goods sent by mail,
by RENTING with tho Otdorl TITO amount
required 10y y ~. Money order registered letter,
drat', ur check payable tu our order at our ti.k
Address plainly, JAMES GERARD = 90,
~ NASSAU ~TREsr. nav NuLr
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John II. ARNOLD,
Attorney at Law,
MIDDLEBUBG, Pa

Professional business entrusted TO his care
viii ne promps'y attended to- tFsbp,7in