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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
.ANoTHRR.
" AR DEPARTMENT,
WASHTNGTnN-. ID @ J SAINT 1k

.WAsHINGToY,. d. c. Septic
Under no circumstances recognize the in
surgent government of Louisiana. Within
five. days of date of proclamation to the in
surgents such action will be taken as the
emergency will require By order of the
President. Z. D. TOWNSEND
diufauf Gan
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
The Ruf1an Soldiers who Wear the
u, S. Blue
[New OrIeans Bulletin, september "a

About 500 o. clock the State House was oc-
cupied by the citizens forces, and by nine
o'clock the Third precinct station and Kellogg
armOry, the last of the Radical government,
was, after sharp little assault, captured and
appropriated. So ends the kellogg regime
Big, inflated, insoleHt and overbearing, it col
lapsed at one touch of honest Indignation
and the gallant onslaught of its boasted ar1na-
ment dissolved before the furious rush of our
citizens. Its sneering, thieving, INSCRIPTIONS
ehieftains hid like moles, and its mercenaries
fed like stampeded cattle. A dozen gallant
lives worth more than all the sneak king car
pet t-bAggefs and rufian soldiers that ever
squatted on States carcass, have been sacri-
feed on the altar of liberty. The blood of
gentlemen and patriots has dyed the stones of
our thorOaghfares, and the shock is SoYer.
The Kellogg dynasty has passed into a black
ana bitter memory, and Louisiana through
out its borders to-day is free.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
Public Credit = Borrowing Power Of
the Government.

The following is the realized rate of
interest on Government stocks:
Per cent
First four months of 1861, just prior
to the breaking out of the rebel
lion. per cent. stocks ............... 8.14
. March, 1858, commencement of third
year of Johnson's administration,
1O-4Os, per cent....................... 7.15
March, 1869, 10-40s, 5 per cent......... 6.43
July 1, 1852, 10-40s, 5 per cent?. 5.03
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01


lse seizure of a large quantity of arms,
IN ca under faIse sfnv5Ices as boots and
shoes, for distribution among the White
League, Il violation of the constitution
General Ldngstreet's order to the armed mob
to disperse2is violation of the constitu-
tion," and so on. And even Governor Kel-
logg's proper refusal to abdicate at the dicta-
ton of the White League was a fresh out
rage" Read the World's s own words:1
Now, nothing can be- more clear than that,
in making this answer to the meeting which
had sent its communication to him, Governor
Kellogg, who had already infringed the right
of American citizens to keep and bear arms,
was guilty of fresh outrage upon anoJher
most unquestionable right of American citi-
zens. But he was not content with this A
short time afterwards the Confederate Gen
eral .Longstreet appeared at the head of a
body of armed men and ordered the assem-
| bled citizens to 'disperse.'' Since the Kings
/ troops with Major Pitcairn at their head
marched upon the citizens of Boston, assem-
/ bled in King street, and bade them go to their
] homes, there has been no such plain and per
emptory challenge given in this country to
the right of popular assembly, by armed
| force, as this.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
AMOFH HER--Speech by MeEnery, the
Whlte League S Governor at Ho-
m6T. Louisiana

W; j. Blackburn, editor of the Homer,s
1lad, Of LOUISIANA, in a letter to the New Or
leans Republican says: I charge, then,
by gentlemen of his own party, that he did
make harsh and personal vindictiye speech.
haranguing tour through North Louisiana-
declaring that certain leading white Radicals
were not only thieves and 7scoundrels, but
should and must be gotten rid of. 'leciti-
mately if you can, illigitimately if you must
Such was his precise language at Homer
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
Comparative Expenditures,

Total expenditures for the year ended
June 80, 1S7S.............. $292, ,177,18 25
Deduct for expenses grow
ing out of the war, such
as pensions, interest,
claims, collection of in
ternal revenue, addition
al cost of army and navy ~ r5
payments, for illegal
captures, suppression of a.-
Ku-klux and other dis
turbances, &c........... 214,642,O81 03
Total net currency expen-
diture for ordinary pur-
poses, 1871. ................. 77,535,1O7 %
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01

Amount OF Reduction Of the Public
Debt Daring the Five Years and
Four Months from March 1, 1859,
to July I, 1874.
Decrease from March 1, 1859. to July 1,
1873 3.....,...................S 1877, ,644,546 A
Decrease from July 1, 1873,
to July l, 1S74..........-. 4,730,472 Al
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
Reduction of Taxation.

The following exhibits the estimated
reduction of annual internal taxation and
customs duties under the laws mentioned:
Act of July 13, 1856. S65, ,OOO. 900 90
Act of March 2. lS67...... 4O,OOOOOO 90
Act of February 8, 1888. q, 100000 90
Acts of March l and July
20. 1865. $4,000, 900 90
Act of July 40, 1870 ...... 78,84S,S27 80
Acts of May 1 and June 6,
1872 ................... 81 1923, ,761 3s
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
A THRILLING NARRATIVE.
THE TEMPER OF THE SOUTH.
Death to Republicans, white and
BIack-Leater from the Hon. Chas.
Hays, n. C., of Alabama.

IF anything could heighten the interest of
the following exciting tragedies. it would be the
fact that the narrative is written by former
Confederate soldier, to one of the most indie
pendent bipartisan Republicans in Congress.
Ed. OHIo STATE JoUREAL.l
WAsHINGToN, September Z.
Ny DEAR SIR: was most deeply and
painfully interested in the conversation
with you this evening concerning the con-
dition of affairs in Alabama. 1t is Ger
tain that the people of the North are
both uninformed and misinformed.s 1t is
believed that there has been exaggeration
as to the number and character of the as
saults and murders resulting from polit-
ical causes, and that rumors of outTages
are started by Republicans with view to
the effect upon the coming elections. l
have listened to your informal narration
of late occurrences in your district. l
know you as native and lifelong resi-
dent of Alabama, engaged largely in
planting, formerly the largest STAKEHOLDER
in that State, and soldier in the Confed-
crate army throughout the war. Please
give me in writing, as compactly as clear
ness will permit, the substance of what
you have told me. want to publish it
at home, and give it to my neighbors and
constituents as the account of a gentle
man of unimpeachable honor.
Sincerely yours,
JOSEPH r. HAwLEY.
To the Hon. Charles Hays, M. G.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
Alexander H. Stephens on the Situation.
REPORT in New York Herald of an interview
= = -.---,- IL. at his HOuse:l -

= On the eve Of important. elections even the
smallest crimes, such as may and do OCCUR in
every community IN the country, are exagera-
ted to our injury; and how much more so
when thousands assemble, with arms in their
hands,, to. subYert an existing government
even though oppressive in its character
hope the report will prove true that peace has
follow the bold and desperate resolve of the
people. Understand me, that however much
l may sympathize with the oppressed, I am
far from saying that the m0VementWas right
1t is the most serious thing that has occurred
IN the country for a long time, and upon the
prudence of President Grant must depend the
solution of the difficulty. I do not believe
with very many persons, that General Grant
is either a tyrant or usurper; nor do believe
tions of official duty.
A rough-looklng farmer remarked, It hyar
the folks down thar are reAdy'to volunteer
agin and go to war fur the Loosanyans..'
Mr.. Stephens-Oh, those are most indiscreet
and foolish sayings. The opinions of these
hot-heads are worth. nothing, but they do in
finite mischief. because they are circulated
AND sent north. - My firm be-
observation, IS that President Grant desires
only peace and order, and is aVerse to any in
reference in the affairs of States, unless such
interference is necessary to maintain the law.
Even while at Fortress Monroe during the war
l was impressed by his earnest desire to bring
the conflict to close, and since that time
notwithstanding the free use of the military
forces there isfgood reason for the assertion
that his action3as the Executive has been sub
ordinate toCoRgress and the Judiciary
A Copperhead Echo from the Leading
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01

TOT eAIenuIng the LrlanguIauon OF the
Coast Survey, so as to form geodetic een-
naetion between the Atlantic and Pacific
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
louisville Jeffersonian. !

The Negro Must be. Got Out of Politics
q. g., Not be Allowed to Vote.) or go
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01

Disbursements after deducting items not
in reality for current expenditures s-It fft
Expenditures after deducting disburse-
ments incident to the war, and not properly
chargeable to current cost of administration.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01

These, my dear sir, are few of the
"troubles" in Alabama, for the suppress
sion of which I, in company with Others,
have asked the intervention of the Fed
eral Government. No one regrets that
such action has been deemed necessary
more than myself Born, educated and
living all my life in the South, 1 thought
knew the feelings and positions of our
people. believed that they would quiet
Iy accept that destiny which the fiat Of
disastrous war so emphatically placed
upon them. believed that they would
forget the animosities and antipathies en-
gendered by the war, and go faithfully to
work to build up the shattered pillars of
that Union which they had SO fruitlessly
endeavored to destroy. once believed
that ere the year 1874 dawned upon us
the admiring world would behold in US a
free, united, happy people; but the
Vaccinations and secret work of design
ing and rebellious leaders have prevented
such contamination. l regret to ac-
knowledge the fact, for as a Southern
man do yet look upon her sunny hills
and fertile valleys with filial love, but
still l must-the work of the war against
rebellion was not complete. Leaders and
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-01
New York World.l

A Copperhead Echo from the Leading
De9aocratic Paper of the United
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

Bio lSvEsTIoS.-Lloyd, the famous map
man. who made all the maps for General Grant
aud the Union army, certificates OF which he
published, has just invented a way Of getting
z relief plate from stcol so as In print Lloyd's
Map 81 American COntincnt-showing from
ocean 10 ocean-on one entire sheet of bank
note paper. iOxjO inches largo. on a lightning
press, and colorcd, sized aud vanished for the
fFail so ne to stand washing. aud mailing any
whore IN the world for Is cents, or unvarnish-
ca for 10 cents. This map shows the whole
United States aud Territories in group. from
surveys To 1875. with million places on IL,
such az towns, cities. villages. mountains.
lakes. rivers. streams, gold mines, railway sta
tiOns. dc. This map should be- IN every house.
cnd % cents to the Lloyd Map Company.
1biladelph,a, aud you will get copy by re-
Auru tgNiI
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
1.-THE AMERICAN FARMER" +"

VTiiiS pioneer journal at agriculture mann
II tains its high character. II paws special
attention ~ Thc NfdJi, Crops of ha Middir and
S,ufhcrn States; Fcrt'gsrs, homo mad aud ar.
tlsciai iirc Nfotk TAc bairy Fruit GroE
irg; Trucking pradmcaiai IardsaiHg FSA
taitHr6 Rec Keeping Domestic Economy. .tc.
Among its leading features are Original Cor.
rsspoadcaee from sHcocssf,d CsifHris's iH al
branches Reports of four most progr. ssirc Fairs,
ers' Gubs 4: Information of "a all SricHcc is
isndiao 10 agriculture
II 10 Fdrn Paper. for the working. think.
ing. reading farmer. aud for his family aud
fresidc. II is published monthly. in a form
convenient for reading and binding for future
reference. making in a year a volume Of over
700 large pages, handsomely printed in good
tyne on fine paper
Subscription, $i.So a year. To clubs Of Eve
or more, cniy 81 each. Scnders Of clubs Of ten
will receive an extra copy rREE. To pay pos
tage, 10 cents must accompany each name sent
Liberal premiums for clubs. Send for list.
Specimen numbers free. Address
SAML. SANDS A SON,
Publishers AnerioaR Farmer,
Dec. i2--5t. Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
NH g. WILSON. Aae,ionesr.
tANL Q. WILSON,, AnrilnnceF.
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND
HOMESTEAD

DY virtue oi decree of IN. Circuit Court Tor
ID baltimore county the undcrs gned. Trustee.
will offer nj public auction. On the premises. on
Monday. ish day n January. 4. n, 1873.
NJ tho hour of o'clock T.. ~.
ALI THAT PORTION oF THE FARM
- of Mrs Rebccca aud Abraham John. eW,
s.# son. situate Immediately on tho York -
E&Turnpikc road, aud which has been
laid oil into
THIRTEEN BUILDING LOTS.
These Lots are located about one quarter Of
a mile from Cockeysviile Hotel. aud are iInta..
iiateiy opposite the termination cf the road
leading from Ashland Furnace Ia the said pike.
The Lot upon which the Dwelling House Is
located contains
TWO ACRES AND TWENTY PHRcHEs OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS,
With good improvements.
The other Lots vary In sire from s. b IS Il.
front. with a depth of S63 a. They are choice
Lots for building. Fine location, aud all front.
ing on the York Turnpike.
ef'-For further particulars see plat Of these
Lots at Cockcysville Hotel.
k0-TITLE INDlSPUTABLE.
TERMS OF SALE.--One. fourth cash on the
day Of sale. aud tho balance on the ist day of
March, A. D., 1879.
JOHN T. ENsoR.
r. Il. BOARMAN,
Trustees.
s. g. WILSON, Auetioneer.
Dec. IQ.-ta.
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
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The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

e0-The d. 4 o. u. n. Co. is making /, warm
for the other through lines 10 the West by offer.
ing 10 deliver freight on the Atlantic coas,
cheaper than they do. They forined eombi-
nation 10 raise the cost Of transportation, aud
the Baltimore aud ohio refused TO join in.-
They have now formed a combination to carry
freight lower than the Baltimore and Ohio road
This should be gratifying 10 tbs Grsngcrs.-
They are about 70 obtain the relief they have
long been seeking from quarter where thoy
laaal NKrsctsd a.
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
4 AIOrtifnin0 Confesslon.

Tue showing oi the report Of the Secretary Of
the Navy demonstrates the utility Of Board o
Admiralty. That report says the Navy consist.
oi 1853 vessels Only 20 OF ihVse are d. for cruis
lns. Tnesc are ~ iEon.clads. ''Sixtsan Of thts,
@re tI Tor actual service, four are undergoing re-
pairs, 6Hi me reHiinisT may Be counted on as real
~ useless ter any detire and Efficient s1eiee. Fou,
oi tue ia'SsSI oi Ihcm, designed aud commenced
duFins tho war, aud have never bsea launched
aud consist ia fact only OF their wooden francs
s'''l on the stocks; and the remaining twelve,
known as lisht draugHl moniIore not able 10 esTry
iA'T 'Hrrci guns aai msgi,ioa, . rdr, are riia1.
Ole oIly as o.i |IieriR Five VI the steam ctui..
1ns vessels have never been launched aud are No,
estimated ~ BE- worth the cost OF completion. -
seven a'e condemned aud laid up as uuli, for
'ariheE uss; taTeO others have condemned ma.
,hlaeTy."
Ihvsv facts are oI sufficient Importance 10 at.
'Eaet toe attSnIiOa VI CJasrrss aud the nation.
ule naturally asks the eiase--and then the rs,q.
s4y. liVsv Is Onr-AAA OF our Eon.clads ''reiily
''s!.'' 'e' 4ng ieiirs isi eieIcE PurPOse. reei,s
lrs ~ at. ''cirry no' isf'sf gun, dni msr,n9n.
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s alaasciuga' "a It, a ~cGr NOT ISO serious that
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'v'1"iatd MA ,AleUruce vSIdrail! has not Utrn
'A..ss',a Iu tH,.' tensI.acuVn. Those no should
$50" iA. .i. 2, aVsA1 tnv rsgaisilys ct eOssltac
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The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

jnor0n Tuesday ofthis week King Kaiaksus
called upon aud was formally presented to
President Grant and his cabine. at tho White
House. wesupPose this is the Grst King that
has called upon a President About twenty
minutes were spen, in conversation. when HIS
Highness dsparted.
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. In new lecture
on POli,eness. says IL is ".o 6ll ones own place
aud function. and 10 exercise ones own right
in the world without prejudice 10 the places or
rights Of other people,"
a Chinese servant In San Francisco, by
way of revenge upon his mistress, broke with
a pair Of Pineers 9 piece ou, Of the edge 81
every dish in a valuable dinner set.
Suddenly, ,at his late residence 10 Baltimore
county. on Thursday, Dec. ~. Of fpsralysIs!ee Nm
JOHS B. PEARcE, in the Tith year Of his agk--
His funeral will take place at o'clock L. =.
on Saturday, Dec. Ipth.
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
BUcKwHEATi BUoKwHEAT i

TxTRA WHITE BUcKwHEAT FLOUR,
Ia made In fenpsylvanis. The 6nest article
ia the market For sale at
CHARLES n. cHEwT,
Dec. i2.-tl. Towsontown.
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

-"If bust out a.iafin' you musn't get mad
mister" was the reasonable request preferred
By . Fort Wayne bride 10 the officiating eler.
nyman.
The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19
The Van Pointed Ou,.

A"c UUU AOtHttN OUts
The President's message has surprised his foes
quite as much as It has displvasrd some ol his
Hi'nds ls piihy Recommendations point the
way TO the paEiy's future success. Il TrInaius
RON ;or Congress to eabsdy bis yugscs,ious aud
Recommendations iato laws ,ha: suall make them
P-ae'cA!. Tue bone vi cogIenIon is the iiuan.
e'Al question upon WHICH Is supposed to han.
the causes oi hard ,imgs' aud their tru,sdy
TIE path TOT the Republican paf,y to tread /,
p.aiuly Poiuicd out By the Picsidcnt. II has tho
ngfiI OF 6vins simple and s,uiiblc. The Prrs,-
al IS 80 well convinced VI tue c3-frcue,s Of b,.
Pode! foE resumption oi a spr;ie basis that tac
t'svai sGecvss oi tue iahauonsis a, the polls la.
not saAkSa his eJnfieaSc il II. rsop.t shou.i
mt iVrgcI ,aai Ihesr Is svnv dll, rrucc between
siss's PSgass' aud sPtcie 5Lss las Is a g..
r-suVn Lat should G0I bc lvs, sish, VI ~ tbs
s.1 siayia'ioa ~ tAis dsvp qg,st.un lit.vTfca
sa't o. Ihe luitsi Stasvs suVsid Ur read, ~ ts
s-ele sgCVir -. .lrHt tu-ln.g.vN fpr ever, Ar,
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The Baltimore County union., 1874-12-19

al o'clock l. NJ.
AL. THAT Lot OR PARCEL. or SA,
81 GROUND go
L. situate lying and hrins in Halt ~
more county Aforesaid. aud ou ~, we.t eide "
the York turnpike road heiur p,tt af the
lcascholi estate vt John r rr,alWav dcccas.
81. aud which = contained within the follow
ing m"i"s aud bounds. cnuts,s aud distance.
~ wt beginning fnr tho same az Stone stan q
ne "n the west side Of SAID turnr.ko rNal an I
als" NJ "r near the end vt the north ouc d.
gree cast irurteen perchrs. limo It decd VI
conveyance from Samuel narncs t. John ".
Treaiway. bearing date the sth laN VI NpVem-
bcr. in the year ISIS. and recorded among the
land records ot Baltimore county in I.ih"r \.
W. ~. No. t0i. folio los Gc.. and running
thence from said stone and bounding On the
second line ci said decd. with ono snl quar-
tor degrees allowance ior variation. south eirh
~ eight and three quarter deer"cs west one
hundred and eight feet tn a stone thcn north
ono degree east twcntv-six feet four inches to
q stone then south cighty.six aud aud ono.
half degrees east ono hundred ani six feet
passing by the north side and near tn small
house until II intersccts the aforesaid north unc
degree east fourteen pcrchcs. line then hound
ing thereon thirty three feet and eight inches
to the first place Ct beginning.
This Lot is improved with
A GOOD FRAME HOUSE.
situate on the York turnpike about ono quar-.
tor Of q mile north Of the Cold Spring Hotel.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half ca "a aud the
balance In four months from the day of sale.
with interest.
NELLIE L. TREApwAY.
JOHN T. ENsOR.
Administrator.
SAMUEL q. WILSON. Auctioncer.
Dec. Ste.