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hundred schoolmastegs TOT her.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

AAiuouaEAs III INC parish OF LatOurche
from the payment If parish taxes and
licenses.
TIE bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended
by n four.itths Affirmative vote, the bill
was read the second time and ordered To
be referred to the Committee on Finance
when appointed.
REPORTS OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
RULES.
Dy unanimous consent. Nj. Hce W. ier eub.
fnitted the following report:
10 the Honorable President and Members Of thu
Senate:
Your committee to whom was referred
the rules Of the Senate tor revision. beg
leave to report as follows:
Amend rule five so as TO read as follows:
Before putting any debatabie question the
President shall ask, "Are you ready for the
question:" When, il it is evident that no
Senator wishes to speak. the question shall
be distinctly put III this form. to wit: '.As
many OF you as are of opinion that las the
question may be, say yea:" and after the
affirmative voice is expressed. GAS many as
ara OF contrary opinion say no." If the
President doubt, or it a division be called
for, the Senate shall divide. These in the
affirmative Of the question shall rise from
their seats. and atterward those in the
negative. The President shalt then rise and
state the decision Of the Senate.
Amend rule nine. as follows:
Rule 9-Senatcrs speaking shall address
the President. and when presenting paper
shall first state its import. Senators shall
not SPEAK more than twice CD any question
without permission Of the Sen8te, nor he
interrupted when speaking except BY u call
to order by the President; or by u Senator
through the President. Provided that the
mover OF a motion and the introtucer Of a
resolution or bill shall! have the privilege
OF opening thu debate thereon. aud
shall likewise have the privilege Of
closing the debate. even after the PREVIOUS
question has been demarded and ordered.
Rule l?--Ament by adding at the end Of
said rule: Blu. the reading Of a resolution
or bill shall not be dispensed with without
the concurrence Of tourftshs Ct tho mem.
bers present.
Rule :3-Amend BIZ sid,as u. the end e &c
said ru!.: And it shall. hs tho duty Of the
Secretary to put in "a separAt. liss the names
OF absences Ia every Cal! o. tbs yeas and
nays.
Rule s,-Amend By striking on. lines
twelve, thirteen and fourteen and ;ns,-t;no
in the tif, eei,:h line. after tbs word .or.er,"
"without regard I" lhe length OK time RI.
CURED"
Rule Amend By striking out tie word
"maiority." in the line mex. 10 the last On
page seventeen. and insert "two-thirds."
Rule 3a-Amend as follows:
In the order of the day business shall
have precedence as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15


Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orlans
eal4 p fe5 Ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24


While Il has bern gratifying 10 see the
prlces 81 tobacco kept up TO such rcmuner-
alive rates during tie winter, we thought
il best 10 caution the planters that q check
10 this IL almost unavoidable, and that y
would 10 prudent 20 hold up deliveries
for awhile. The stiffness Of the marke'
depends ,lpon the ability Of manufactures
"a bus. Tue siortnes ~ last years crop
created an unusul excitement among them
from the ANTICIPATION Of insufficient sup
plies. aud they rushed Into market TO
guard against any such contingency. But
The excitement on that subject y over,
and Il win " sometime set. before inanu-
featuring commenecs, Buysn among
that class are compelled 20 pause from the
inability 10 carry the large sum neeiea .
n full stock In advance. This they would
lie nnwlsv 10 undertake.. Together with
this, The legislation IN c'cpgrcss on The
subject % the tobacco tax leaves the ql'cs-
ton surrounded with doubt, aud uncerr
talnty and clouded With future danger.
The effects Of shi~ will fall back upon tie
planter. lie will bear tie burden ol loss.
twill be vel therefore to suspend de-
IlyerIea until the usual time 10 the spflng'
II which period, doubt will have been
cleared up. besaiI'y dcunnd win exist
and IL the crop Is as short as we believe
The prices obtained viii 90 fully ~ satis-
factory ~ they baye been, and.nuch more
certain than they possibly can be for some
wccks 10 come.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

n. n. Brown has transferred himself TO
his handsome new store opposite his old
place ofbusiness. We hope his old iflends
will take notice. and follow him up.
Ills house u one ofthebest constructed
forreail business 10 the country. being
large, eolnmodious and well arranged, a,l-
opted 10 tile ~an,s Of the times. His house
il 70 constructed As 10 be almnst fire-proof
In fact it Is complete business house.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

We learn that Sir. jas Webb u intends
soon opcnIns merchant Tailoring c.
Establishment here, 10 be conducted rs com.
pe.ent managers from Baltimore, With a
view more particularly to- supply the uni
forms Of the cadets Of Homer 4 Graves
and isingham's school. II Is . much
needed branch Of business here, and viii
no doubt be successful.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24
ss sIasthers Church.

Work will soon be begun on the interior
Of this editice by which, very great linz
provements for the better are anticipated.
The changes In the present arrangements
are designed by tie Rev. Mr. Oertel, who
besides being divine, Is ali accomplished
arcfietect the fruit Of genius and taste
Al The present time, workmen are en-
gagged in putting up q heating apparatus
by which the comfort Of the congregation
will be much increased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24
rars rlye Years oId.

on saturday the Recorder was 81 years
aid having been founded by Dennis
I.ssrtt ON the 10th day Of February 1920,
viii the people ofOrauge keep u alive
IN H. yigor, Of win they suffer Il to die
on,g We will do our duty. VIII they do
thei,s. There are one thousand ormore
81 ne county able to subscribe, and with
whom il Is a duty, 10 do 90, hut aeoin-
narat,yely small number perform their
duty. Friends Of the Recor'ier' come Tor
wand and perpetuatr the work begun by
your old friend Dennis Hcartt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

We learn that one night last week the
,abacco Warehouse ot Mr. J.. X. Gatiis vas
entered and about one hundred and twenty
pound- Of leaf, worth one dollar pound
Mas carried Of. AZ nobody y ever ar
rested here for tricks Of that kind, asusual
there is no clue 10 tbe theft
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

A manufacturer at Durham tells " tina,
AZ the tobacco saIes IN the latter period OF
The week, tobacco brough; y per cent less
tnan il had been sold At. the first direct
effect IL the Usury Bill just passed. The
buyers are staitentd already Ia their alii,
i,y TO get n,eaey to,nake their purchases.
The biIl u Cos the boaeiit % the farmers.
Are tobacco planters farnersg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

The rains of Saturday again put up the
streams. The cold and wet has give farm
operations set back, III fact the only
real winter weatherofthe season has been
lii february
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

Judge Kerr held the court last week.
which adjourned on "Wednesday evening
last to Monday oft this week, Judge Mckoy
will hold the enainder Of the term Of this
court as well as the rest Of the circuit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

Il Al hand Cor March. subscribe 10 u. IL
i. more than worth Its money No family,
with Young children nit with minds 90
develop and tastes to cultivate should be
without il. II Is cheap, brAutiful and IN.
excepslonahle.
address " 81 Nicholssr New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

one of.those detestable freezing. rains
which have been tie curse aud the pecu-.
llarity Of This winter. =.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

yohu,M MeDade Of Cedar Grove, iSour
on,hoya.ed agent 70 receive subscriptions
ami Advertisements at Cedar drsveand
Prospect Hill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

The Washington Echo says DIR. John
Mcdonald. ssslsted by Drs. Taylor and
Blonnt, removed from the breast Of a coI-
ored woman. III this place. cancerous
tumor, from which she had suffered for
six years, weighing over ten pounds. The
patient stood the operation well and is
rapidly improving.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

we would he eralifed n tile many pro-
tossed friends Of the Recorder who read
n and value Il, would value usalso, and
remember g that little accout." Many OF
the best men, In the county forget that
they owe us, and that the existence Of the
paper depends upon prompt and regular
payments. bfAB
How we do admire thase Tow TO whom
a hint or this kind has hot been necessary.
- --~@-----
Attention Is called to tie Notice Of Or
ange couniy Patrons Of Husbandry which
meets here saturday the 2.th inst
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

Mrs. Polly Tart, a lady Of considerably
advanced aged died at the the residence
Of DR., John Berry on Saturday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

one member Of the House Of Represon-
ta,iysr, weighs 600.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24
Superor coavt. ALAMANcE COUNTY

Sapsror Court: ALAMANcE COUNTY
VIM. j. Murray as administrator Of
Thus. Bird-Pldutiif.
dldiasf.
Jas. T. Byrd, +. q. Bird and Samuel J.
Observation-Disclosures.
Sammons for RELIEF.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
To he Sheriff Of AIdmoHcs CO.. greeting:
xyoU are hereby commanded 70 summons
A Jr. r. BIRD. y. u. Bird and samuel
j. Crawford tie DEFENDANTS above NAMED.
Il they lie teund within your county, 70 ap-
pear At tue utlice ef the Clerk q the superior
souri, iOr the County 81 Alalnance, within
twenty days amer the service ofihis summons on
them exclusive ot the day of suFh service,
and answer the Complaint shlch viii e dcpossi-
ri In the Oirs u said tlerk within tea DAYS irou
the dale Il this sammons: Aud Vt ssid Defendants
take notice thai u they al. " answer the com.
plant within that tine, he plaintiffs viii ap-
ply 70 the Court ior the relief Geiatnaed 10 the
Iiessin Carl not. aad 81 TIA samusons mike due
Gwen under nv hand and sal * said Cour,
this the 18th day Of Jaauars. lSs1.
W. A. ALBRIGHT.
Clerk ofsuperior cour.
for Alaiuance County.
Graham and Graham, 8iior's.
n Appearing 10 the satisfaction oItIc Court.
thai lbs. r.. Byrd our q the Dtfcndanis al,oye
named u a non-re.identefthe state: u isordercd,
That seryice 81 the simmons, herein. be iuatle
upon him ly publication iutfs lllllsborn RerOf-
der, newspaper published weekly IN ltillshore.
North carolina Tor sS siircessise weeks. ni'iiiy.
ing him 10 appear and answer the complaint Vf
Judgment will be taken ayahlst him
VI. A.ALBB1GHT. C.S.C.
fsbaGt. hlananrs County.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

u. fourth page 81 both for Ads and In
,sresting reading matter,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

poison, and at this writing the patient u
represented TO be out o. danger. liiltoa
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24
ClInaaaa EmsIlnleaI.


Yesterday morning the Grand
Jury brought in four true biils
against Auditor Clinton.
Tho following ara The counts
4. MiRdemeanor ia Office ON
june 1. 1871, til Wildly refusing
Ia perform 4 duty enioined 90 him
llg Inv, % wit % issue To n M,
Travis d warrant for $500 upon
the Treasurer
2. Misdemnanor IN Office fer liz
legally taking away the sum 81
$4,000 from tho Special Levee Fund
and orediting khe Same Il Gle Gem
aFal FUND.
8. Extorlion II Offices On june 1,
1874 ia c0rguptly receiving lee
Of $500 for drawing warrant Ia
favor 81 N. N Iragia.
e Embez1lemenI ga $4,000 81
lhe public money while auditor q
Public Accounts. on December 3ls
1873
At iA85 4 oania8 was served
upon TIE Auditor so she sheriH
i7e took The matter with great
nonehalane8. end promised Is fe.
pair io tbe court Rs eiFa baod
which ha a0 az halS aa oloeE
Tile bail W SK at ahe um sdtaI
81 the amount involved ihat IS.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24

The board of Centennial Com
nisaioners, Of which General Jo-
tph Hawley is President adopted
tie following programme as g par
tial list Of the exercises Of the great
1.-The Centennial fou4th q july
President of Tire Day Rresl-
dent Grant
Chaplain Chaplain Of Tie
United States Senate.
Ofatogs Charles Francis
Adams, of Mass; Lucius % g.
Lamar, of Miss.
Poet Henry W Longfelfow, Of
Mass.
Reader Of tie Declaration q In
de9endenco Ralph Waldo Emer-
son.
Graud Marshal General Nv. u.
Sherman, u. S. a.
Master OF Ceremonies General
JOSEPH JIG. Johnston, of Ge0rgia.
shreveport Times.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24


Oakland, California, WINS lately
the scene og d curious romance
which ended Id a tragedy AZ
bright, beautiful girl Carrie Mad
dern by name fcll deeply ia love
with her schoolmaster. She boldly
avowed hor passion for him, and
proposed that he should marry
her. She was only twelve years
old, and he was, very naturally.
somewhat taken Attack by her bold
exercise Of q privilege which by
custom belongs to the sterner sex,
He treated her proposition as q
Jest, aud told her that he WAS
already marked as sold IL tho
matrimonial market and that 30
Waa sorry that she bad applied So
late. Then SHE wrote q lieiia note
to her parents telling them Bow
SHE had been CROSSED ill love. and
how life possessed no chRrms .or
ben amy more, end hanged herself.
Now tha soh0olmaster eays he
really loved the giri and intended
marrying her as soon 81 she should
arrive at q proper age. ha Thinks
there must haY8 boon 8 mistake
somewhere, nnd wandars about
likea l9sb spirit leading hope
les aud ainles liis A California
paper eaYg tais 10 lrue STORY
N q Ames
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24

The Bulletins dog story is good,
but il robbed gifts suicidal seDsa-
ton BY the fact thai the canine
was shot twice in the building and
killed, and subsequently dumped
out Of tbs fourth story window.
After lying on the banquette q few
moments another dose of lead was
injected into the oarcass BY a
skeptical youth, whoirnagined that
the canine, as well as the feline
race, have nine lives. en-. @.
Times,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24

A liberal contract with tiia Weed
ewin Machine Company Wal enable
IL "a place hem celebrated Machines
ST. maNv families, No man now pre-
same qn ion lle immense adyon-
sa ns good serving maehine
ia hia house. hui many aFe unable 70
buv one Wo offer ) chance q set 4
reliable machine without money, and
With hut lailing effort
We viii giye every person Who viii
send IS \ elah d forty new subscribers
ID the Eeno. with the oashi atour regn-
la rates. ,one dollar and ! halg per
year) new ss5 Weed Sewing Ma
chine. gnee If all expenses, except
freight from New Orleans here.
Ws viii GIVE every person who viii
send ls. with cash 90 same ratei q club
og 8orgy-gour new subscribers new
SIS weed Sewing Machine, free Of nll
expenses e1espt freight from New Or
AelAH AGea.
We will give every person sending
Ia with she cash, a same rate club
og I'D new subscribers g new $40 Weed
Sewing Machine. free 81 an expenses,
except freight from New Orleans here.
Almost any gentlemen or hdY, with
very little effort nn procure the re-
qnired nambeF IF subscribers 70 two
weeks, ana can then enjoy the double
satisfaction 81 extending the circulation
81 lhe paFish newspaper, and Of making
his 81 her own family happy p the pos
session of one of The greatest Labor.
saving inventions Df the age, warranted
perfectly new d the latest improved
construction. and in perfect order.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24
BanI.ruptoy "a .. a. sypI.eT


THE bankruptcy Of b carpet-bag
Congressman was announced byl
telegraph yesterday u. Hale Sy-
pher, Of New Orleans. He and his
partner owe over $4,000, and
acknowledge the possession Of less
than $25, GOO assets. His personal
debts are $I6,500y to meet which
he has left at the mercy Of his
creditors the magnificent amount
OF $732 What has become at the
remainder Is q tough question. III
is hardly likely that it was used to-
foist himself, as for years he has
done, on the people Of New Or
leans as their representative for
it is quite probable that Sypher
was sharp enough to saddle the
cost of that operation on The State
and Federal treasures ; that is, on.
the people lie misrepresentcd and
aided to Cypress. He is the man
whom the Republican Committee
on Elections, after BenButler had
got him seated as having a prihna
Jacie title, allowed to GIL his seat
and vote ior the gag rnle, the force
bill, and other infamous measures.
and then AZ the very end Of the
term, ID February last, they re-
ported that he was returned biz
fraud, and unseated him, despite
his piteous pleadings. Whether
BE used bis plantation to keep him
ia Congress, or bis seat iii Com
gross to keep up bis plantation,
The Register In Bankruptcy may
Do able TO discover ont bis claims
70 both prove equally nnsoHnd.
When his brother carpet bapgers
come to the lest, most of them will
ba apt to make d similar showing.
I'm. X. Sun.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24

RELY on YoUR Coon NAME
Don't rely upon friends. Don't
rely upon the name Of your ances-
tors. Thousands have spent the
primo Of life It'd tile vain hope Of
help from those whom they called
friends, and many thousands have
starved because they had rich
father Rely upon the good name
which is made BY your own exer-
tions, and know that better than
the best friend you can have is un-
questionable determination united
with decision Of character IN.
%. Bulletin.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24
- Easme.


Since the formation Of orr Gov
eminent, some leading minds have
advocated one OF Capitalization.
IL early times, Hamilton, Adams
and others who hare since had
their followers to whom Mr.. JEFF
lerson and the Democratic party
have % The present day been OPP
posed. Tho only other national
patiY that has existed since the
f0Fnalion 81 tie Government the
Oh Wing paftyWas somewhat
Inclined u Capitalization. Other
parties have since lad their brief
day. bat having sprung into exist
enea on local questions, they have
never been sustained by the sober,
second thought Of tie people, and
many Old line Wings even III the
North aeeie how rapidly we are
drifting % Centralized power, are
gradually finding iheir way into
tbe onlg party that can save the
o0unsly lie Democratic party oi
iha past. Wiih rs enlarged views
d me present and the coming fu-
ture. There can be no other home
Eor 4 Southern man III intelligence.
bo has the good o{ tie whole land
al heati tits useless, mag worse.
itisn crime. so attempt 10 divide
onr people 0n any other issae, than
q square fehs, between Tie Ds-
mOorac oa Tie ono side, ard RHd-
nalism On tha other And al fas
s. Onr voice Wili reaei We besoeeh
oar people not "a be led alray hY
any idesbnws. The Democratic
kann shas has SO often waved
victorious, Is tbe only one under
Nhieh wo ean hght and conquer.
and feel n0 slame. Tho liehs is
3fak hing. and pe will soon be 4
keanemed and regenerated people
e Afa only true % ourselves
Wake no compromises wish Gle
euelnY nu political combinations
III alilialiuMa whatever We
eaa nul handle pitch end remain
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24
WIZ. A POND A. CO.'S
ParIor and ClaapeH Organs.


These OrRas. although but 4 short while
before the public, have met with such hearty
ana unqualified approval at their entire sue
oss X already seonrod Greet care haa been
taken % combiae, 10 these snstpuNentss beauty
ana volume Of tone. with m attractive appears
aneo The tone Is a pipo-like AZ can BE- OBJ
tained ia an instrument 81 This class The soft
siops 3 delicious tor their purity and refine
ehhgacter, while tho full oTEan L grand and
imposing ID ita sorority.
After elaborate preparatory We have just
completed new and very beautiful cases fer 81
our s,giess and ire prepared 90 all orders with
The very best and handsomest
Organ at The lowest price.
@ LIHERAL TRIMS 10 AGENTS. N
Purchasers who are at 8 distance FROM any
ul our agents will receive prize Lists and cata-
logues apsa application
Mann's New Method for Tic Piano Forte
IL the latasl and heat book for Elementary
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