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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-12
a LEXANDER TAFT, NJ. D..

- CARROLLTOwN pa
ONCE reccntiy occupied by NJ. J. Buck NJ d.
III rear OF John Bucks store. Night calls NAV
be made at st. Lawrence Hotel. TNl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-12

WlARMERS, GO TO HIENTLEY'S and
g. get the best MOVING AND REAP
ING MACHINE made. PRICES GREATLY
REDUCED.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-11-12

@ARPENTERS GO TO HUNTLEY'S
~ and buy your TOOLS and BUILDING
HABDWARE. Pay cash and save 20 per cent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
@ SHERIDAN.

Fl
we publish elsewhere tie orders emsnal.
ing from Chs creature. wbose fane il the
field was won over already beaten enemies.
and whose highest glOries we're obtained
Ike Buffers in region where only wo-
men and children were left 70 oppose him.
and where no Qualifications more Formidable
than mills and barns checked bis progress.
lie was a ft general to send TO a region
where armed resistance had been diselsim-
ed 10 advance. and where the changer Of
Bis sabre vas 70 be answered Only By the
result o. paper o. The voices Of manly re-
moustance. Opposed w only such Yea.
poDs. BIZ cowardly and brutal instincts bad
full play. u j an easy matter 70 hang.
draF and quarter. when The unresisting
enemy i a.rcsdy bound band and foot. II
is fns port % carry gu. the decisions Of
miliisry tribunals. whose decisions are pro.
norncei in advance Of trial. II Is 10
keeping with the nature Of Sheridan to ,iig.
Matte a. bandItti. a race Of high toned.
cultivated and honorable gentlemen. when
Il is the pufpose'of the President Who sent
him there. u have them made 70. ths, be
may accomplish bis plans Of continuing his
power BY thesppearance Of IL necessity.
lfliberty survives. Sheridan will 60 down
% prosperity 10 infamous memory. II IL
perishos. b. will loom Up 10 balsful light
y auo,her 81 those enemies ~ human pro-
gres. and happiness WHO have through al
history thwsrted fbe march u man 70 IL
accredited Psrfectibiliiy., 80 ..a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
TIE CAROLINA CENTRAL

4 trip. over this road last week from
Wilmington to Charlotte grali6ed a long
cherished wish. and realized much q our
hopeful expectation. Al present We will
give % details Of our ride, since fall
sketch would occupy more space than We
can spare. We will only remark TINT What
We saw fully confirmed the previous figh
estimate Of its value. not only to Whining.
ton, bat to the country through which ID
passes, AID the State in general. The
large amounts Of naval stores, and Of cot
ton show that..thoUgh much Of the country
along dde d the road may Be poor, vet that
fertility is not far or. The influence of
the road over The section between Is lining
ton and Rockingham, the largest opened
portions, is already apparent. and The fre-
queney q stations and rapidly growing vii
lagos are sure test of ihe business of The
company. Beyond Rockingham. every
thing along the line is comparatively nsw.
but full 81 life and promise.
Thefoae from Wilmington 70 Polliou i
one ofshe best over which We hsgo irayell.
Cd. most Of 10. especially rs Ear ss Rock
ingham. where Il enters the bill country,
perfectly straight. and with ligh, grades.
The bridges are Gne, aud che tresiles. Of
which there are many on The upper end we'll
buili, and ssfe. From Monroe 10 Cbsrlo,te
.he fosd was completed jast previous tOtbe
setting % q wet weather and used before
The track bad become soli6od BY time. and
The consequence Is good deal Of occasional
delay from settling Of the track. sSd from
slides.
The travelling public must Be patient,
and submit sheeTfullyto these Temporary
iaeObssniebsss. for the same skin aud lIe
same energy which carried tbcfOsd through
% tLs face Of apparently insurnouniabls
difieuliies viii before long make !, ss per-
fee: N one part ss 10 Is cOnfesssdly bOw ~
The other. ~
A great work has been accomplished
which sill 10 the course Ola little time Jus
iily al The high expectations that have at
tended lie progress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
ailIshnraugh 9ssarnsr,
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WEDNESDAY. ..s.JAN. 10. 1906
THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.


We doubt if Anglo-Saxon IDEAS Of jus
tics, liberty, and fair play have ever receiy-
ed more violent and unexpected shock,
than in The armed obtrasioh If theaatioh-a
al Administration into the internal affairs
Of sovereign State. such as,has been re.
Gently witnessed 10 Louisiana,
There can be no doubt that. the whole
plan Of Outrage has been deliberately de-
sisea and carried out to its minutest detail,
with q view to test the temper Of the Anne
rican people, to ascertain how much Of the
old spirit Of liberty survives. aud, If as uu,'
happily it may be inferred. il Is found to
have been 50 sapped and..corrupted, that no
violation Of its principles shall awake the
response Of indignation and resistance. then
to throw Off The mask and boldly proclaim
the assumption Of despotic powers.
The North has looked upon the interior
ence Of the Government at Washington with
the affairs Of the South with Indifference, if
not with favor. Cor il saw n hated section
punished for lis ascribed RIGHTEOUSNESS. q
formidable rival saorn Of its powers, an in
tellectual and social superiority degraded
and made Subordinate 10 inferior elements.
But the North has never seemed 70 reflect.
that the same power that was sitting liber-
ty in one section ofthe lard was not acting
nnsel6shly. and simply 10 the interests Of
an offended naturalsentiment; i wasg gath
ering strength for its own purposes, and ac-
quiting experience and confidence Cor the
accomplishment Of its own ambitious de-
signs. IL laws and constitutions could be
over-ridden in the South: if the violation
Of the most solemn guarantees provoked no
cutlery from an alarmed people, then il
might be supposed that oil wa,chfulness
was at an end. aud that an administration
10 power might 60 to any lengths in carry
ing out its designs. -. s.
If the overthrow Of the Legislature q
Louisiana by hired sOldiery under the
commands Of United States Oficer--ar
overthrow without reason and swithout ie-
gal warrant--is endorsed By the acquies-
cence Of he North, then the experiment i !
success; there i nothing 70 forbid its appli-
cation to the Congress Of the United States.
When the time comes for the assembling o.
the next Congress with its large Democrat
ic majority, prOclaimirg the departure 9
power from the hands Of the Republiear
party, then viii be the opportunity fol
Grant to develop fully his designs and BIZ
character. Then will he throw his soldie
~ into the Halls Of Congress as he did int
Halls Of the Louisiana Legislature. an,
then will American liberty vanish and tb
monster Of despO,ism arise in It's place-un
less indeed. the people ssise in their nigh
strike for their rights. and stiae thi. younI
giant in is set undeyelofsd strength an
daager.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

THE MECKLENBURG CENTEN-
NAL.
The meeting held in Chaflptte Cd TIE
oh inst. has gwen AZ emphatic impulse %
movement, which, to the aiscredit Of
Worth Carolina. has been too long DELAYED.
For despite the incredulity ofcthef States,
and Of those interested in establishing the
priority Of action BY other sections il the
bold move for American Independence,
North carolinians have had no reason, to
d'abt the superiority Of their claims 70 the
honor, and therefore no excuse in acquies-
cling IN the verdict of those hostile 10, or
jealous Of, her well earned fame, -,
II A recent article in. the North American
Review has staggered The; faith Of some
even a. hume. aud certainly the p.eslioaJis
well and ingeniously argued 'against US.
But it is nothing more tliau one Of those
skilfOf fsts.in dialectics which hasa l par
rallsl oaly n the conclusive procts present
ed By d Logical writer Of former days. that
no such man a. Napoleon Bona Partc ever
had existence. The spectacle or overturn.
ed thrones, Of ruined dynasiies. Of cities
burned and destroyed, Of i continent de-
lueed in blood. or buried in ashes. weigh.
ed As nothing against the irrestib,e power Of
| syllegisms. 'saia
Aud 50 with the Mecslenburg Declara-
ton Of Independence, and We are grayely
asked to disregard the evidence of contem-
poransous record of uubroken and unerr.
ing Tradition; Of testimony handed down
from father to SOD. and sacred.y cherished
IN the cOuuty Of Meeklepburg BY the de-
scendants zof the slarions patriots. whose
names still fourish'so largely and 50 res
pectably in that patriotic county.
The time has come when those descen-
danis must take the steps 40 sindicate the
reputation Of their fur,fathers. and to pre-
serve their own power BY this tardy tribute
Of long delayed justice, and North Carroll.
na owes it 10 her own fame TO rescue from
OblOquy the memory Of those who dared 81
much against the fearful odds arrayed a.
gaiust them. naaptlsf 6aVVR sgsa
The call is to the whole State. Al Mas
I Meeting is TO- be held in CharlOtts o.
Thursday the All. day Of February. preli
minary TO the grand celebration on the 2O,i
Of May. Itisto be hoped that every ccan
~ in The State win betepresentsd, and ID,
proper steps taken 70 ensure : successful
demonstration. s1m EEpt IN gaF ea ~
And the Legislature should take itspar
in the..msvenent BY fitting appropriation
on behalf Al the State. money could NOT 5,
more wisely appropriated than that shicl
could tend to,uHite in n aeop,mOn interest
| and under cOmmon sentiment, a peVpI,
unfortunately separated aud divided Is VI
Of North Carolina unfortunately, are :,
geographical arrangement. and diverse in
tefests. psHfmtu q 81 % bzau pet
4 n q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

ia tie asns Of the people o. the Unit
ed States, and 10 the name Of my bleeding
STATE, and 10 thename u tie God o. jos
lice. lagain enter iny solemn protest against
this interfereBce. Genilsmen of ibe House
Il Representatives, your Legislature has
besn invaded aud taken possession n by
The military forces sf:hs United Sta,ss.
Under these circumstances | DO not cOnsi-
der Il Wy duty % longer remain. Pro
s.sl u Speaker Wiz - the Louhiana
louise q Representatives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

BosTos, Jan. S.--The Journal says
steps are being taken to hold meeting Ia
Faneull Hall to protest against the inter
ference by the military in the organization
Of Louisiana legislature. The feeling
Is very strong, NOT only among the cppcli-
entso the Administration but with those
who are counted upon as among its supkOr-
tiers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
PUBLIcI N01fcE

Y APPLICATION viii be made "a ths
present Legislature 10 extend Tie EasterI
and Moftliern limits of the Corporation
Nor. Slh 1874. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

. Columns, ONO. Jan. 7.-Goyernog
Allep has sent the following message 10 he
General Assembly. which vas referred 10
ihe COMMITTEES ~ Federsl Relations y /
desire 70 call your attepiionto The grave
cIrcumsssnes d the interference &c Federal
troops - tho organizations and proceeding
cf the Legislature 81 asisicr State " If ne
reported action 81 che military IL anssating
persons claiming 70 be meb,bers q The
Louisiana Legislature. sod giviog their
places 10 persOns contestine The sane. :
true, and leg.lland proper. then ZONE inter.
ference would be legal and proper here |:
add Il seems 70 me y be The duty OF TIE
representatives, ofthe people Of this STATE
~ at once enter q vigorous protest against
40 action that may be made precedent Al
sofne future time FOR the overthrow Of civil
gcsefamsat here Ifshsrs Is alaw var.
renting the settling ofcmmsAt eIeello cases
10 sfste JNgislatafes W che uae q peierAl
troops. then. 10 ny jddgrbent. got should
Eegasst ~ immediate rssesIf Eftkere !,
40 Law Tor II, then Jour Indignant protest
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

Corrected bY Realps and Wtlker.

IoTToN.-Italeiga Jan. l0th.-NaI.
bet firm. with los middlins a isI = "a.
We are indebted % the Rsleigh News for
our Cotton reports. : - ~ lis $50
Wilmington. 7tS. Ceitos saiet. Mid.
diinss III low middhngs rs,
Norfolk. sih. Cotton quiet, Miadling.
III. aa a@ Esg s Atan .wag al
FLoUR--flOur Markets dull and prices
rule how. Raleigh. Jan. 9Th. North Ia
IVIina s9,25tas ~. nrs earttM 4
Whea, .--iisinond sih. No material
changes. prizes for haih Red and White
hanging between :,20tO I45. = silss
" Provisions. = Richmond an weap,n
shoulders 7i@e7I. Clear rib sides 1910,
IL. g 80 go
Coffee. Richmond STD. Rio fair 10
good 20s2I. Prime choice 2Z,s23. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

New Orleans, jan. C.-The following
telegram las tceh seat v the Secretary q
War: .
lion. w. ". Belknsp, Secretary ofWsr,
Washington. D. q. The cry u very quiet
to-day. Sstae ofths bsDditti made idle
tbfeats last night that they would assaa.t
nate ne beeatDs ] dared 70 tell the truth.
I an MOI sffhid snd will not be s,opped
from informing the governments that there
are localities IN TIM department. where the
very ar has been impfegna,ed nth ssssssi.
nation for some years. am -,
leigpedl 80 r. II. SaERIDAs.
- Lieut.. Gen. Commanding.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

VEN tkLEANsf ea1sf6th, ifJssVrEa y 4
Hon. W. ". BelRnap. Secretary Of Wa.
Wushimtosa, ID. q. .itB a sfs Hars Z
% ] think ibe Terrorism now existing n
Louisiana. Mississippi. and ArkaRsas. could
be entirely removed. aud confidence and
fair dealing established iby che artea aud
and tiia! u the ring leaders Charmed white
leagueis. Ii congress would ,asx bill
declaring them baudiiii, they could be tried
by military comm ission. y b fsif
This bsnlltti who murdered men here
on the Iiih Of last September. alec more
recently 1T lisksbuEg, Miss; should IN
Justice to the las. aud order, and peace.
and prosperity. pf this sOni Kern part Vi The
country be pasished. II ispo.ible that n
the President would issue bis proclamation
declaring them bandi,tl, that 20 fniker ae.
tiOn need be taken except that which poald
devolye upon nc. y Aaa f 80
(sigued lAt1 T. n. snEErpAx s'
- *. Gen. u. -. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIV
49, or MISSOURI. eaa 49, !
ti annNEw ORLEaSs. Jan a. -
Hon " w Be,kabap. Sscrei.rry n "

non. w. W. DetSAhtl), SecretTy Oh Var,
Rdshiagton. ID. c.. :s'sa4 ss''a 80
) Il is with deep regret that 7 have TO an
nounce to Jon the existence in this State
of spirit Of defsnce 10 all lawful authority
and an insecurity Of life which is hardly
realized by the General Government or
country n large.sg The lives Of citizens
have become 70 jeopardized that unltss some
thing Is done 10 give protection to the pso-
pie all security usually afforded ~ law will
be oyerridden. HaS3r4slg tarstsp - a.
Defiance to laws and murder ofindiyidu-
ais seems to be looked upon By, the com
munity here from rtsndpointIw gives
iuIpunity 70 Ill. who choose % indulge III
either. and the civil government appears
po~eriess 10 punish, Or even arrest. have
tonight assumed control over the Depart.
meut of the Gulf ssa1sille Atsts hsiifa Z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

NEw YoRK. jan. s.--'fhe call for 4
mass meeting ~ Cooper Institute. relative
10 the Louisiana trouble. received the sigma
lures n, i25 prominent shipping drmsat.
the Maritime Eschange Up toiOssUA. Al
to-day. Many are still coming forward TO
append theifsignatafes slnehe varions ex-
changes. Signatures are still beingobtainS
Sd. aud il isexpceted by Monday next the
liss will coptainseyeral thousahi names. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

The Observer notices Tie cOparinershlp
formed between Hon w. AZ. sbipp and
W. II. BalIey rsq.. IN The practice Ofths
law. FsssB gab Hstw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

pooTS, sH0Es, --rguNKs g.. -,
7 tienI leinenst'a MI Hand sewed Boot. w
TiIf celebrated T.. wAfgE. ~. ii CO... "a
taH Gsaieir. city usade Hand sesed Ef41>>
Callers. Tifs and Hslmorals. Broad lnttsm eAlf
skin shney. 20 Old zcniieAlea. Iullesi cloth Ies
and Buitnn shoes male upon la-ts of four dHIe-
ftnt widtIts Is BT&D.l E1fTN Iii
i-~es and 0hsiarenrf shoes ID rFsaf variety. 4
Hrlng csglllsiYely IN lin SiIOE AND HAT
htiSnFs~ rIln shON Fnut select STDf X aud M
frtces vii eDFnrarF Wan ts0ae olfalnssl ~ INV
rify ~ tha NpHgh. tss0d. rcnt ~ Bsail ~ m.
pres % any part 81 TIE eountFy, Try ny dollar
iclOtb Congress liaiserss ~ -
a JOS. J.. TYACK,
~ z Danyillo Shoe q Hat Store.
Sas. "a. - So fs-f ~ d
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13

should be heard at Washington, insisting
upon such action by Congress as viii pre-
vent in the future such fragrant outrages
against civil liberty. N y
WAsmsoroa. January B Might. -
Senator Thurmah, % Ohio, offered Tie
following resolution and asked its present
consideration:
Resolged, That the President of the
united States il hereby requested toinform
The Senate whether any portion Of the ar
myrof shea United States oryspy officers J.
soldier or soldiers Of such army did. III any
manner Interfere or interme idle with. con-
troll, or seek t9lepnffol the org ,uiz, ton Of
the General Assembly lie State Of Louis.
fsna or either brunch thereof on the 4th
instant, and especially whether any pers N
or persons, claiming seats 10 either branch,
Of said Legislaturs. saye been, deprived
thereof or prevented from, taking the saliie
by any such military force. officer or soldier
and If such has been the case, then that
the President inform the Senate by what
authority such military Intervention aud
interference has taking place. III, J. w. VI
d ~ H /" fNH "A "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
s 'f7sl,R,'-'s' ;, r.',f,f-''F38

81 DEATH ,OF.lfRS., BUFoRD.r =
e Weregret afoslearn Of the death of Mrs.
Katie A. Bufora. wife Of Col. A. s. Bu-
ford. President Of the II. & D. Rail Road
Company. which occurred recently At Rich-
mond. - s... ,..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-01-13
THE REPUBLICAN, PdR7Y.

Tho elections of November we're a proof
That the people at least had beeowetired Of
the corruption and sel6sh purposes II lie
radical party and had ii length steps
to cut themselves loose from n Apdsit
has been subject UfheSrtfeIt thanlfalusssi
with the Southern people, expressed with
more Or less freedom in the Southern press,
that party animasity, as principle Of CO..
'vsrnmsHt was dying out, aud Nat naeasss
Of restored national feeling we're again Al
hand. MN Nk NhglMAl
But the events Of the last ten days have
shown that however 'ptacablc thc, PEOPLE
have become, they hasvSe, not tie hearts Of
the leaders Of the, party with them, A
power which has ruled supreme for sixteen
years, and Which bias hardly been question
ed until withinlthe last eighteen. mouths,
dies hard, II ii dies. it must be by the
iirul determinations Of the people to secure
what they have won. Ifitsartiyes. II viii
be upon the ruins Of Constitutions. Of laws
and Of liberty. ,y
n This is the gist Of the contest now wag-
ing 10 Loaisiaua II military power tri-
umphsl there through The approval Of Con.
gress. the Stars and Stripes as emble,ns Of
free and republican government are lower
ed forever. II Congress aud the North do
their duty then there il, hope, and we are
glad to observe that bolk are, giving hope
ful signs Of a healthy awakening. s,R a
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-05-12
BEAVER DAM ITEMS.
BEAVER DAM, KY, May IL.

BEAVER DAM, KY, May IL.
We have had so much wind and rain
for the past few days, that all the news
has been entirely blown or washed out Of
town. The farmers have taken advan-
tage of every sunshiny hour, and planted
corn as fast as possible.
The terrific winds, accompanied by
roaring thunder and flashes of lightning,
on Saturday night, reused many a sweet
sleeper from their pillows. Some said
they thought the end of the world near at
hand, and expected every moment to be
the last. am glad they were mistaken,
for so many Of US are unprepared.
still more destructive wind visited
this portion of the county Sunday alter
noon and night Nearly all the fencing
for miles was blown down, leaving the
wheat corn, grass and oat fields open to
the hogs and cattle. This looks hard on
the farmers, but "He doeth all things in
wisdom" --.... .....s,
On Sunday afternoon. one young gems
tleman sauntering leisurely along. dressed
in Broadway style. had his plug lifted
from his head and borne by the breeze to
little stream not far distant, and it is
now probably calling Ger the beautiful
Ohio. The rain by this time descending,
he hoisted his umbrella to preserve the
gloss on those new clothes, but the wind,
taking good hold on. it, he was carried
some distance, reminding us Of the time
that Hay's jack had an umbrella attaches
to his tail. ,..-'. 49,,
Our nursery men tell US that notwith-
standing the recent hard freeze, we will
have a considerable amount Of fruit this
year.
The many friends of Mrs. John Barnes
will be glad to know that she has recov-
cred from her severe hemorrhage attack
of a few day since. Though in weak
condition, we trust she will yet live to see
many summers. ..- '-.
Our merchants had quite rush of bus
mess on Saturday last, every one buying
new goods for Sunday. A fair business
was done during the week. ...
Judging from the countenances Of our
delegates to the convention, at Frankfort
we should think that Sorghum did moi
receive the nomination for Governor.
| ..,. r. juno.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-05-12
Heavy Wind Storm.

Between four and six o'clock Sunday
evening this section of country was WIS.,
tied by the severest wind and rain storm
it has experienced for many years. Much
damage was done to fences, barns, sta
bles and other outbuildIngs. 1t was par
ticularly severe in the vicinity of Liberty
Church, where the beautiful grove belong
ing to John W. Taylor was almost entire
ly leveled with the earth. His loss in
timber alone will reach the neighborhood
of $500. Mr.. Stevens, neighbor, had
his barn and stables destroyed. Nearly
everyday had their fencing scattered all
over creation. The path of the storm was
about half mile in width. We hear Of
no loss Of life 30 far. One horse was
crippled by q falling stable, but we can
not recall the owners name