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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-06-26

Jne ARMY Appropriation OH was
presented and agreed to. The Ge-
neva Award bill was then taken up,
and a lively and somewhat personal
discussion ensued pending General
Buffers substitute. The substitute,
after being discussed, was adopted.
June 1lth-In the Senate after
preliminary business, the conference
committees report was called up,
read and debated until adjournment.
In the House the Senate Civil Rights
bill was left on the speakers desk.
An effort was made to get $4,000
appropriated for the Washington
monument, but failed. The Civil
appropriation bill was taken up and
considerable progress made upon it.
June 12th-The Senate disposed
of the conference committees report
upon the currency. 1t passed by a
vote of 80 to %. The post office
appropriation bill was then taken
up, and afterwards, in committee of
the whole, the House discussed the
civil appropriation bill,
JUNE 19.-In the Senate Mr.. Nor
ton reported from the committee on
Privileges ana Elections in regard
to charges against Senator Mitchell,
exonerating the latter. A bill pro-
viding for a survey of the moutl Of
the Mississippi river, was reported
from committee and placed on the
calendar. House bill providing for
collections of money due the United
States from Pacific railways, was
passed. Resolution of the House
disagreeing to the report Of the con-
ference committee on the Finance
bill being laid before the Senate, the
latter, by a vote Of SO to II, insisted
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05
ylsIsers.

Mr. Edward Anderson and his brother
Halcott have been on visit here during
The past week, GUESTS % 4. G. Cameron,
Esq. They az sons 81 Walker Amber.
son, 30 well and aiiectinnately remember
e'l here. who Ia the year 1886 removed to
Florida, where he son became que Of the
supreme Court Judges oftbat State. These
gentlemen are now residents ofthe old city
81 Pensacola, and by their energy and
pvbity have dome much 10 revive the
waning lie u The place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05
A xarreu Escape.

On Sunday week gentleman was cross
sing a bridge acruss New Hope creek.
10 his carriage drawn by pair Of mules.
IN The carriage were his wife and two
daughters. Upon rising the alutinent. the
mules became alarmed At lIle ripketty con-
di,ion Of the bridge, and began to back,
hearing the carriage against the railing.
The railInggave way, aud carriage. riders,
mules and all went over. fortunately
catching In the tops Of SOME low trees
close by the bridge. which prevented ma
terlnl damage 10 person, mules, or carriage.
The young ladies' escaped with some slight
cmiu-imls and much fright. Their mother
ieaped from the carriage, mud alighled
safely ON tie bridge.
We were glad 70 see II patterson's MIL
a petition la circulation forthe renewal OF
the bridge which the county Commits
sioners should At once heed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05
Fatal shssslas.

A young man named Fefrell was shot
aud killed By another young nian named
Gunter in the lower part Of Chatham last
~A<k. They were turkey hunting. and
approaching each other rom opporiie Ill
n.rtlnns, butli yclplng IN reply 10 each 9TH.
e.. The imitation wis % perfect, il'at
when Ferret saw motion tliruugh the
bushes, he fred, thinking Il was a turkey
he shot 81. On running upio secure his
game. he found 10 bis hnrror be had shot
a neIgI,lar and ftead. There were - buck
shot In The head Of tiunter aud he'had
died instantly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

Tie housc of Nr. T. u Ilafbec, section
Master 81 the N. G. II. u. who lives near
upper Eno bridge = llttIeoyer \ mile west
IL t0wu, was suiercd ~ Thursday last,
during the abssars - the family, and
robbed ~ everything portable. Az his
clothing. that ~ his wiis and child, ar
lieles u provision &c. were carried OF.
We hear u no deiinit. Object Ofsuspicion.
someiinp SINE. tie carriagc house Of
Sir. e. 81. Parks was ruLlied Of very val
liable ~ % buggy harness, as well as his
full set Of wagon gear, aud As yet there j.
no clue tnliss tlisf. DepfeslHiors appear ~
gain io he e.inLH-king themselves among
W "a dizzy did Just amer Tie war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

Op SATURDAY night ~ Mr. Joseph Reese
Vas oa lals way home from his place q
Lu.lnss.s, lie was waylald near the resi-.
dcnce 81 Haywood Beverly and violently
a--snlied q cut With some deadly weapon
IN The hands q 8 negro lsssed Jordan
Evans, a tobacco llsss III the employ OF
SIR. n. n. Pugue. Mr. Reese was severe
N l,sul.ed on the arm. and received n
wound sa tie head, the instrument cut
ting through hls haL The cries OF Mr.
Reese brought out beverly, and the a.,
-ailant fied. but was arrested the same
night aid Iwlgei 10 vi.
Mr. nce-e bled pfof,'sely from his
wo,susis, bui we bslIeve b. injuries are not
dangcrous. The assault wss y soilsequence
of = previous ,llsbutedurias the afternoon.
10 which tie assaIlsat Evans had vowed
ycngeance Coo supposed Injury.
Rain much needed about here, bnt q
rood livinisc iof Il HOW
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

Other engagements prevented our 0t-
Eendaltce on the Fair held 1T Dengillc on
lie ss!!ihinst. We haye received from Il
valued friend IN DanyiIlo some account 81
~. itwasa splendid sueasss. and fore
runner ola system much 20 tile adyant,
nge Of thn Danyilla market, az well as to
The planter.
II Will be seen elsewhere that Orange
and AIamance stand first in repute.
Dennis Tilley Of Flat Riysr received sls5.
per cwt. and the prize af $75, thereby es-
tablislling the fame Of Fiat River as the
best tobacco region In the State.
The amount Of sales at tile Fair amoun~
ted 20 sl3.025.99, averaging S30l2.
Annexed II i list of Premiums:
Premiums awarded az, the Tobacco
fair held at Star Warehouse, July alth
1874.
LIST. Premium SIS. to Dennis Tilley Esq.
Of Granville Co. n. G. for sale Of 1903 lbs.
ut Sl95. per hundred.
2nd. premiumS50. TO ]. Fl. Graham & u.
Alamance Co. n. G. for sale OF 25s NJ, at
$50. per hundred.
Bird. Premium $50 10 7. s. Jones 5isq.
Forayihe 90. n. G. for sale Of $50 lbsat S68
per hundred.
4ih Premium $50. FOR finest smoker to
J. +. Ertor 4 b Alamance ca. n. &. for
sale Of As3 lbsat SIS per hundred.
9th. Premium $40 for second best smo-
ker to J. >. Keen Esq DanvilIe for sale Of
1000 lbs at $50. per hundred. 3
Aggregate amount OF sales Sls,025.0O.
averaging $50 II.
The Iirst Premium package was bought
by Messers w. I. blackwell & Co. of Dur
ham N. G,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

NOTICE.

-
1NHE following Persons were appointed BY the
i boaul nf Cnminlssloners II Orange Coliniy,
Nsglsirars and Inspectors of m Election 10 he
hrld ~ the firsA Thursday ID August 1874,
Eiii~f0r0 Prrc1Htfs-.tiCn N Harden y ~
W Robson, ID Rim. bEenry craltrec. Red.
ding Cape. lnSlFvtars.
Cedar GrUfs.-w w Ailison. Up
Lemlel Compton. stephen Ward, Andrew ]
Compton. Fired Clark; Inspector.
T. W. Helrs--Samnet u 1ap,lnn gP.
l.ami,cFt w Han. Charles X Wilson, Sr., W
Mckee. Nelsun Nlellol-: Inspectors. 500
L,Iscopt's-A " latts J y.
& Il Warteu. Jainc~ Holloway, Sidney Hol-
man. J q Lsila; InSpecfefs;
y u Nnifhs-ealyin ESmith ] +. 49,
Wilson Brown, A w cbcet. George " Tate,
VI 4. Eflland: insljertnf<s
Eoyoary's--John Z Foirrsf Jp.
Alfred Ward. James seetts RVs,erf walker,
Waller y RILEY: lnsInrtqg~.
L,oayiass'--A u Holden W. u
Japes \ feathers. Levi Leskhast fsaac lloI-
dcn, James PARK :; inSpvturs.
uaagHm's Sterr--Asilison MaHqim , III
w y Lap-forL A ]. Reirrts, Viii. aIsusala.
William Enis: imsprsoFs.
+ Dsrhanf- W. Wood ~,
James BlarknalI. John : f.ocllsrt, JOAN O
Shields. wllllam walksr: inspectors.
Gsaf}s's--A u t;unier ) T..
flflclfr IlayS,ec. 4Thonas shsAheTd. waAfi
fiarisr. wis AiHreum; Inspectors.
Ftiersss'8 MIN q Ma-ohJP.
lwlibnn Adkins, pyalel Tarfenilne. Henry 4
Hartenl, J u tsafess fukl'Pcfofs'
cfapef Bif-rM Merritt Check { y.
sAlry >Igldrx, AlleFt Lloyd, 4 G IIsiehips, .
u Mayons lost %laFs.
Esbaal's sf6tf-John A Afwuier u. !,
Si,lnrs Ray. Ensch sskps. a i,urkaiE, "A h
stroud int4'~aeaA t
Coie's efors- an i.layd az.
Henry .lnnea. Wlfsm ssrain. Jan,es \ Craig
Thsma. bagectt, Inspectors.
Gsicf Sigc ~ n Morrow IP.
flfnry rIdDeuiel. llufHn nodson. Thomas
Dldhan. Nh'llelas Hulmrf in-pesgus. ~
unc sltdc. JOIN LAWS. tiyk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

flse Commissioners have gone 10 work
witlfa gnol force on theslrrpi leading fmm
Che Court House square b. u. Depot, aud
are making substantial improvements
" h their flrst essay II wofk. and judging
ffomappcarance. EIiat They de. tbsy l.,esd
% do Will. wcIlove %. Keep u u. Thsrc
N much 10 DO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

fhs weak -l,rsed and lie falnt-hearted
may bs treasured vbsa they learn HAT
ken asl ssrua~isk are In no danger 81
defeat rsses VIZ lead every where In The
District. Dop'i br,Iccleyed ly the reports
El,st ar 70 and 30 y gnlng 70 vote Coz Col
RufID. An We know certainly that oil the
radicals will vote lar hlm. The others
may very easily be coDnird.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

The County Commissioners deserve the
thanks ~ every good citizen Of this aud
the adjoining counties for the excellent
bridge they erected during The pust.. year
across Emo at Mccown's mill IL Is the
bsst bridge Ia the county, costing, with
the admirably constructed rock roadway
10 lIlc abuimelit on the south side Sl2OO.
II i money well spent and will return IN
the facilities Il has opened Cor traffic AMI
travel, tea-fold It's cost. II Is hard 10 re-
alIzs how the deprivation OF a bridge NJ
that point has l,crn 30 long submitted %
The subject Of roads aud bridges isplie
which va hope the commissioners viii o.
ways be alive to. aud they may afford 10
Incur the risk OF censure for The good
they viii de-, and the approval which is
always sure to follow The accomplishment
Of useful work.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

A train of thirteen esrs loaded 20 their
utmost capacity ps-sed here 90 Saturday
noon with exeur~iuisfs fron salefp, aud
other poinfs TO RsIslgb. q large portion,
t,ssl,sps = Ipsjoriiy were nsxres. y. whom
about cue bundreJ got an the Train here.
As The trpiu iefttbe delsst hsse ihsFc wa.
sfeis o.s,iooz Cheering firm the Iegroes
Tor :, Ruflin.y 9k 80 independents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

KaIcigll was nearly sIlescsue ~ = Jlsas-
truus cenilagration on "Wednesday ighi,
ilw breaking out 10 the building occupied
by Nichols and tsorman, ]. N. 1so-en-
baum. the drug store 81 simpson. aud 9Th.
e. paffics The IRE bfoke o,st In the third
story. hut amer strenuous exeftion was
subdasd with los- 30 Nichols and Cor
insn of about 500. A. usual IN Ilairigli,
there was great scarcity Of vsser. When
viii they take warnlngs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

Time Tries alIthings,' and has proved
that DR. Wistar's RaIsani of Wild Cherry
isthe remedy par GrceHe1ioe for the cure
of coughs, colds, Group, whooping-cougi,
.bronchisic, sore throat, and INFLUENCE. 1t
cures coughs and colds msfdafcr II
soothes the irritated parts; II heals the inr
iiaminasi0n; and even consumption itself
Yields To its maggie influence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

A stone was tl,nwn into a passenger
coarh 'onabe rail- road no: Ear from the Pair
Grounds near Raleigi, striking 4 gentle
man rum Pennsylvania and severely
hurting him. A negfo was-<<n 20 thfUw
che stone. The train was stopped and
pursuit made butthe seeundfel escaped.
caicI, him and hang him. These kinds Of
assaults are a- murlerou- ~ cawardly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

We olssersein enr streets, Hon N. ~
Manly who has come Up with bis family to
inhalc the healthful air Of Orange. The
lev. Jos u. Cheshire Of Tarboro has also
arrived, according 20 his summer custom,
the experience OF mary years convincing
him Of the great benefit Of the practice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

We are lnsiel,,edro Mr. Jones Watson
ofChspel IIlil fsi poi osiy .sghi. but
rep.-t .fby cor the ahs~t tainatoes We have
seen this Summer. lanxc round, and H,e,
without a rib or particle of wuody matter,
sud ~ favor unsuuar-aLIe. They are
fro,h scc.i grown by Dr Pride Jones ofihis
t,lnroJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

THIS Culver I;roilens srs stlsl IN ssS
milAt. plying Their tusznes& sisssnnhring
energy, and gigi1y uaIyersal saiidacti o.. .
We hear ~ thsa throughout 0range,
PsisIl and caswvII. and always fAvols.bly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05
Crop. Il. Orange.

a 3
We have passed oyer q considerable por-
tion OF tile county within the past III
days. and have been therefore enabicd "a
fora, some opinion OF the condition Of tie
crops IN the various sections. IL must he
understood that Orange includes u very
great variety ofsoiI and diversity OF pro,
ductions, which at some other time, we
viii dwell upon at length, BECAUSE It Is a
matter important to u proper view Of state
wealth, and gratifying 10 County pride.
With this diversity of production, there
has also been this year u great variety In
the seasons, and While some PORTIONS have
not fell sersibly the deficiency II rain,
other parts have been materially Injured.
rJIE nnHN GKor.
IN the Northern and Northwestern
part ~ lie county. r0rn had been retarded
Ia growth, much ofthe forward corn badly
injured, and the later planted imperIlled
hy drought. But tile rains OF last week
have been ofgieit benefit to all Of 1t, and
n continuance ~ favorable SEASONS will
give a erop but little below the average.
III the North Eastern, aud South Eas-
tern, the corn crop IL good. and on the
waters " New Hope, struck Us ~ ex-
ceptionaily good,
TOBACCO.
There Il but one opinion OH this crop.
Little more than half Il crop was set out,
m,icn OF this persisted by dry weather,
leaving about two iifths Of crop 10 grow
for market. Temperance ssthis Is bad,
being badly grown aud incapable ofdevel-
opment 10 profitable maturity. II Is safe
TO say that the crop will not be more thar
two fif:hs Of what It was last year though
Il = possible q may surpass that in quality.
The above applies equally TO Orange
Person caswell aud Granville. We saw
iaaRy fields, prepared for tobacco, planted
In c0tton or corn.
COTTON.
Extending from Flat River across
south 20 the Chatham line runs tile cotton
belt. Throughout the whole Of Ii. tile a,-
peafance fthe cropis satisfactory in the
extreme.
The stand Is perfect. the ground has
been well worked, and the weed presents
well grown, healthy appearances, entire
~ free from the usual causes Of apprehens
sion. and loaded with bloom and boil.
The production Of cotton In this county
last year was nor far from iOi0 bales. A.
bout the samegfe4 Is planted this year rs
last. Bot 10 far tile crop i thought 10 be
better. aud u course the yield will DE lar
ger.
syHEAT
All over the country the report i tile
same: a magnificent promise followed by
a wrelclled performance. Threshing de-
velopes yield Of rarely mpre than four To
one. In this, as ia tobacco, there are
marked exceptions, bpt like tobacco.
wheat as crop was failure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

We are glad TO say that Subsequent
though not very fuIl Information. has re-
licyed the anxieiies tslt for this ynuns
grntlemau's safety. His wnnnds are mol
ola serious character. and II Il hoised he
will soon return here fulls restored.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

Remember that every vote given for
an independent candidate openles as
blow Ut the conservative party. Vote
pour fun ticket according 10 the noml-
nations of yOur conventions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

Judge Tounsceis out 10 . card fully In
donlng Col. Ruin. aud pledging himself
a. vote fvr hIin' or course. What radical
Is golpg 10 10 othervise.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

ITal he tlmr aud Ha9le spent 10 bsse
i.ali was sRrlied 70 work, 10 yon think
shcr woald ss 80 much complaint " Lard
Iinless
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

We wrre pleased 10 sec this gcnticplan
III Chapel fiIlIiu apparently uhust health.
Painful reports 10 the contrary had llscn
IN calculations.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

We htvc ncsIvri the new schedule
which win Hpp,nri'sxt Week. Pie only
c''ange y ~ the hour " arrival for Tie
inDfning infs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

wehave NO ,ln,e 20 ispA oyer our ex-
changes, Or gather up local usaslsf for thu
issue Our readers must lear with M Cor
our Slsort-coming~ M We have l,esn absent
the whole week until saturday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

Myers has asrw AT. every week Fami-
lies especially viii iind 70 10 their sdrail-
tage TO heed his invixiiniis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

Mrs Levy Of Richmond the wife ofour
Mr. Levy Is about to estahlia = branch
house In X slciga.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05
The AIeine

For August ison our table. IT has Its u
sual rich article merit. The scenery Of
the Hudson soweil to known many Of
our readers Il beautifully and s;rikingly
Illustrated. A piece or two representing
pastoral scenes, creates an Irresistible
longing for the shady woods and grassy
slopes Of the country. The literary artic-
les are all pleasant.
Subscription $500 year tOheap, at
that.) Address JAS Sutton tsCo. IS Mai,
den Lame, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

\ The Schedule DC the North Carolina
Railroad nnderwenta slight change On
sunday. The mail going North now
leaves Charlotte at 7:I5 D, M, instead 81 r.
and returning arrives at Go, i. n,., IN
stead or $780, Tile day express between
Charlotte and Greensboro, leaves at the
same hour. s:33, a. M, but returns All hour
and five minutes later at sS:S5p. MI on.
scraer..
Train passes Hlilsboruat 5 o'clock 10 n. m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

In their canvass, the radlcals IN this
county have very boldly enioasorcd to
oblIieraie the distinction between the CIV
II rights. and tile social right. 81 the ne
gro Tile first lse hiss, aild 10 one proposes
20 deny them 10 him, u il the social e.
quality feature that The white man rebels
against. aud these The radicals ray Is the
samc thing ~ the law already secdres.
Docs the willie map see M difference ~
voting side by slds with The ncgn,, aud
having him thrust himself. under rrotec-
lion Of, aud ~ warrant 81 ldw, Into ths
most Intimate social rvlatiopss We think
he does aud will 30 act ON the day of elcc-
ilon, whsalils vote will bear on liiisq,ies~
tivls " A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05
rremiam sale a. Farmers warehouse

Premium Sale al Farmers Warehouse
DanssIie.
Our friends. Hntchings. Thomas, and
Conway OF the Farmers make an exhibit
that will asiolish sellers OF tobacco, and
draw additional patronage tothis ads
mssabiy managed establishment.
We append list Of premiums awarded
al their sale on tile end insl:
LIST or PREMIUMS,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

The dleapiiig u the prlshyterian cemc-
terry Or mlller the town cemetery has
I,eeu iIihshe,f Ifthc work sas Iiild for
~ She day. tbe taborer had q good ,Iuigof
M
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-05

Rain much needed about here. bni a.
good plvinise for itHow
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-25

ed the usupers, thieves and robber.
from power and inaugurated the Gov
eminent, two years before fairly and
overwhelmingly chosen by the people
LOngstreet at the head of the Metro
politan Police was routed with los.
and bloodshed upon both sides. He
subsequently surrendered. The COW
arlly Kellogg precipitately fled.
All glory to the pillaged and much
oppressed people Of Louisiana. It re-
mains to be seen what course the
Federal Executive will pursue. He
has issued a proclamation ordering
the insurgents, as he calls them, to
disperse within five days. Should he
attempt to reipstatc Kellogg by the
Federal military power, which only
has hitherto upheld him, We tremble
for the result.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-25
THE CAPITAL QUESTION.

The MOntanian of last week contained
two columns of what purported to he
Secretary CaiIaway's decision in re-
gard to re-canvass Of the vote on the
Capital Law. That paper claims that
Galloway has decided adversely to a
recount, but such f.ct does not appear
in that portion Of the document pub
lishcl, which seems to he PREDATORY,
the remainder to he published in week
ly.installments by the enterprising (!)
corporation known rs the Montanian
Publishing Company. The interest Of
the STATE paper is ahated BY the san
game editor allowing his prejudice to
lead him to announce tho conclusions
Of the Secretary.
Since the above was written VIC
have received tho document in full,
which is referred to in another col.
umn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-25

GAIL end pay for ycur paper.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-25

A CERTAIN "Uncle James, of our
acquaintance, whose execution is not
quite equal to his preference for the
violin, was paid delicate left handed
compliment the other night by his
little niece, who, on being awakened
some time in the small hours of the
night by the hialeous performance Of
two felines under the window, naively
remarked: "Aamma, / don't like to
hea5 Uncle James play on the violin
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-25
THE LOUISIANA RENTORA TION


The condition of Louisiana, the
usurpation of Kellogg, the infamous
rule Of the carpet-baggers and the ig-
nOrant negro element, under that
heartless demagoguc who has been
trampling upon the most sacred rights
of an oppressed and beleaguered peo-
PIE, has been more or less engaging
the attention of the entire country.
The cou" d etat by and through which
he was inaugurated as Governor of
Louisiana has been pronounced the
most audacious that ever characterized
q free government, accession to power,
and we doubt if we can find it's par
allel in the history Of any (even semi
cnlightened) people. Foisted into
power under the midnight order of a
drunken Federal Judge, enforced by
Federal bayonets, he aud his followers
have been pluntlering the people OF
Louisiana without stint or mercy.
Enduring for nearly two years, with
unexampled patience, the oppressioas
and outragcs Of the Kellogg dynasty
the people, upon the late issuing Of an
unconstitutional order by the usurper
to seize all ticir private arms, first in
mass meeting assembled sent to the
Governor protest against this order,
and upon his refusal to withdraw it,
rose in their indignation and might
and (as the telegraph informs N, hal