SENTRE
TBEDIUKTI Kditor.
0
Centre Ilall, Pa., lan. 14, 1876.
7ERMS. 9'2 prr in ndrtinre, !
ttAen nclpaid i adranrr.
Adrtrtisfn\enl 'AX- ptrlinf tA •'
"•frfiona, and/or C ana 12 wmnfA" v
cial iontraci".
Those radical journals which tor the
last eijjht weeks expressed >o much ixn
eern lest the denvoerats would not p i
along harmoniously with the organita
tion of the House at Harrisburg. w ill now
|if iwnt|xwotl, ninix l that work has Isvtt
performed, m>t orly with the greatest
harmony and good feeling among the
di iniii ratio tnetiibers. but tothe satWtuc •
tion of the deuuvraey of the stat,- ven
erally
Should Mr. Wallaee be elected to the
I s senate on lt'th whu h seents pret
tv cvrtain—the pvxvple of this distriit
w ill 1h- ealbsl uH>n toM n •
tor to take his plaec'. Ibis is a high and
honorable position, and our self-rv speet
requires it that we In- represented by a
gentleman of ability and untarnished
reputation. This is work that w ill ixnue
Ivofcro thedetms raey soon, and w trust
ihev will (H-rfonn it with as good judg
ment as when they nominates! Mr Wal
lace.
follow ing the Society of long stand
mi' and doing much go*l—for the IV
venh-m of Cruelty to Animal*, Now
York now has another t">r the IVvcti
tl R ofOudtj to CUMNB. Sin ha hu-|
mane organisation is commendable and
wo trust its ojvrations will I*' a* thoi
ougli as have been those of 4l ; - t,r>t
u.mio! But now n> \t in • ni< r would
U :>S vietv for Iho Prevention of t'ruel
-1 \ K< Mill's.
In this week's japvr W* |*hll ;l v, '>
interesting letter from Texas ami which
will rejxiv perusal, cotuiug trom theable
on of Ira ( . Mitchell. c*|, formerly
fo ' i this county. Mr. Mitchell has
nude Texas his home, ami leing a law •
\c> of fine talents and j.isessiug a tniml
wed with knowledge, ttistill Hinging
to the ohl-liue ileuwcnUc faith, he wi..
. not tail to find a welcome among the
j-eple of that state. Ira once was the
hading member of the I'entre I ounty
Hvr, and one of th ablest dem
. eraiic leader* in central IVnn'a. If we
could reach the ears of the good people
of the Lone Star State, wre would say to
them, that they will find Mr. Mitchell a
democrat of the firs water, who will le
of g.c*l service down there —and ask
them to give him their hct eneoumge
mentj
In the state legislature nothing of
.i.vial importance tninspired for the
tirsT few days. Acts introduced in the
senate regulating the rights ot married
..ml unmarried women, the trial of in
dictments in Criminal Courts, the train
g of teachers for the Common S-hools
f the State, and the salaries of County
officers.
The Morning Patriot. Harrislurg. will
ive all that transpires at Harrishug.
this winter, in addition to telegraphic
news from all jvarta of the world. The
Patriot is one of the leading democratic
ry.insin the slate, and ably edited,
ami reaches Centre county half day ear
lier than New York and Philadelphia
•iailie. —hence it brings intelligence in
advance of these journals. Ikuly *7 per
year weekly $2 per year.
Secretary Fish and two other mem
bers of Grant's cabinet, do not counte
nance the Ixuiisiana outrage and tlm-at
en to resign.
Wt have conversed with many disin
te rested democrats of this county, during
the last eight or ten days, who are not
o eking after a nomination, and w ho on
ly have the good of the j>arty at heart,
and they all seem to be of one mind, as
to how nominations should be made for
he -pevial election, and take the same
-. iew of the matter, as presented by u in
next column. Any candidate objecting,
betray- his fear* of the jieople. As this
i- the first sjvcial elettion that *x urs in
tin county, now is the time to establish
aw :se and semable precedent.—and one
which will not violate any rule of the
party. Kutrust the matter to the people
f..r new instructions, aa there are new
candidates, who hare a right to present
their Haims on ejnal fw>ting with oth-
THE SEW KING OF SPA IS.
The recent peaceable revolution in
Spain by which the republic was set
aside and King Alfonso—a 17 yearling—
was called to the throne, does not in re
ality liave any great significance. w> far
as a change of government is concerned.
The Sun gives the meaning oft his change
concisely, and says, the young Prince
Alfonso will, of course, Ik* well received
by the iarty which has tailed him lack
to S|iin. and as this include* the govern
ment of Serrano, with the ]>o]iticians
who have supported that government,
and the army and navy, there is no im
pediment in the way of his establishing
himself and commencing business in
Madrid. The handful of theoretical
Spanish repuhliians will do nothing
against him. and the only active opposi
tion will be that of the Cariist* in the
northern provinces. These will contin
ue the civil war, but while it is sure to l>e
lasting, it will hardly prove more effec
tive against Alfonso then it has been
against Serrano. Spain will lie divided
by it, and that is all.
For the rest, the real government of
Spainjor at least of that part of it which
a<kno the new King, w ill lie car
ried on by the same men who have con
trolled affairs ever since the revolution
of 1868 drove laaliellu out. The most
conspicuous among them is Marshal Ser
rano, the putative father of Alfonso; and
as theey have failed hitherto in giving
peace or prosperity to the country while
calling it a republic, they will continue
to fail after it has nominally become a
monarchy. Thyy may gain something
by the change through better relations
with other European governments, but
this improvement will neither put mon
ey in the treasury nor bring recruits to
their exhausted army uor restore loyal
ty in either of the revolted provinces.
The advent of Alfonso is therefore a
revolution without real importance. It
makes no practical change in the eondi
tiQQ of Spain, and casts no light upon
the darkness of her future. The same
corrupt system of administration will re
main, the civil war will continue, tin
war in Cuba w ill go on, and the general
anarchy and decay of the nation will not
be arrested. The only thingthat isgain
ed by the proclamation of Alfonso is the
extinction of a sham which bore the
tame of the Spanish republic; but it was
co transparent and so poor a sham that
its removal is hardly worth a moment's
gratitude. •
Tin: spkcia 1. electhlx am>
XOMLXA TIOXS.
The pmlmlde election of Mi Walltue
to the I*. S, Senate and the death uf <m
f the represctitativi* of thip oownty. will
necessitate the holding of a special elcc
tion in this county to till these vacancies,
proceeded l>y a con vent inn to ntake noin
inationa for the same, for the lirat time |
in the hiatory of thin eounty, ami hcim
fithilMt it film i Mll*l'i|llellt to Ihi
general clo liun. It ap|war* to us plain,
front the very nature of the rules gov *
c ruing tin detmsratic jnlly. that these
nominations must be retci'rel lmck tothe
people, ami that the ohl Convention . an
not la' recalled in the iuatt< > II h< 11
that Ial\ made its nomination* ami tin
same stood until votetl ti|s>n at th. gi u
era! election, its mission was j* rforme.l
In tin past the standing . nimittee
ha\e la-en ialle.l I > .lo lertain things
jH-riaiuinj! to the |>art\ , Mteh as .hosing
delegates to Stati Conventions alid t on
terr-es, ami the saute has also lien
done b\ recalling a t'o < mention, ai.<l
this in accordance with rub a tk > xist
iug, l>ul never to make nominations t i
a special ehstioii. ami which. under our
I present rules, \\ i w ill presenth show is
I not admissible.
llule t'th s :l \* Is |, gates nitist oU \
I "tin instruction* given them ly their ri
"apective ilistriets, ami it violated. it
••shall W the dittv of the l*rv*nleitt of the
"< .lllventiell to ,;|st the Vote of Ml. h di 1
1 "egate or delegate* m aeeordanee with
"the instructions N. w it tin late
i Convention should totalled tore a**,m
--' j ble. the delegate* are either all f > from
I instructions or are all Iwuml by the
" rule : the Utter proposition would phm
them in the position of voting for a dead
man and for another l\Vallej who is
no longer in the field. V\ i hold that no
delegate's instructions an- binding !v
--youd the Vug list t 'ouveiltioii In was
instructed for lh ■■ aloiu V spvyiul
election calls for new aiul special in
struction.. fresh from the jieople. '•< -
mils,- there are in w and nt w can
didates and any other ruling would be
cutting these otf front their rights to , n
ter the contest fr a nomination This
w ill be apjwrent to any one disposed i"
Is- fair, reasonable and honest, and is the
only way to avoid a difficulty which
would be certain to arise utnlcr the nth
rule, it any other course is pur-md.
fills is the hrst ease of tin- kin-' wc hu\i
in this county and now i- tin- time to
establish a sate and W l-e precedent w illi
out violating any rule, aud because it
places the difficulty right liaek to the
people themselves for s-tt h'me lit.
That's democratic and no candidate,
,u4 <y' nti<l wIIIolject.
I Now evell if there Were plcivdcl.!- fog
■ailing the old convention ami there
: are none to make nominations —we
would say that they should W set aside
in ease of nominations, and that dele
gates lie chosen fresh from the j*s.| !e
and knowing their wiln- There i
nothing wrong in that eertaiulv.
The "precedent*" cited of years gum
! by. w lien Co. Conventions wire r, call
jed in January, was in aceordance with
, the oM rnUn, and when it was known at
the proceeding delegate elections that
the Convention would I.- re-couvened
jto chHf delegates to the State Ctetft*
1 tion*. but never to make a nomination
i of a candidate to be voted for by the j™ •>-
j pie.
Cnderthese vacancies there w ill le new
candidates for the places, ami it is right
and proper that they with -itch old one.
as wish to enter the field again, g" I*'
fore the jieople. Suae of the old candi
dates, who had a few delegates instruct
ed in their favor, may not desire to hav
their names go into Convention again,
yet the rule would hnng them in against
their wishes.
The only fair, sensible, aud sal i-facto-1
ry way to uiake a nomination, for these
vacanciea then, is to . all a new con
vention. fresh front the jwople. instead
of the old one—and the difficulties that
would arise under rule I ', would thus I*
avoided.
LOI'JSIA -V.4 * 7'RVSHEI> HY
liA YOXETS.
In another column we furnish the
| full jiarticulr of (irant'- lust outrage
upon asovereign state. I-ouisiana, whose
people have rejcatcdly tat tin* ll
--j lot-box by overwhelming majoritii - t!..i*
they wished n<> part withjcarpet-hagrulc.
ha* been pinned down by tin- bayonet
i upon oeWn from M'aehin^ton! The
l legislature, legally rlectel by the Is.na
tido citizens ofthat *igter commonwealth,
has b*en broken up by (front's soldier-,
under the command of Sheriden. The
deepot of the white house has just a good
a rijrht to send M i*by or Ben Butler !•
Bellefonte and drive out of the < >urt
housc every democratie official and put
in their places carpet baggers from Ver
mont or lowa as he liad to order his
millions to disperse the conservative leg
islature of laxiisiaua.
The" result of the lat elections has
a rousts l the tyrant in tin white house,
and what is no longer possible for him
to accomplish through fraud- atjthc bal
lot-box, he undertakes with bay..net in
order to keep j*>wcr. (irant ha- mur
dered a sovereign state, by dispersing
the legally elected and organized legi-la
ture of Louisiana. The halls of legisla
tion have lieen cleared of mcmlKT* and
federal tnsjjis hold js .sseasion. Tin
bayonet rules,and (irant, Kellogg A Co.
have taken the government out * f the
hands of the people iff !-< uisiana, in or
der to accommodate the vilest car|K-t
--liaggers anil political adventurers.
The most eminent clergymen of all
denominations in New Orleans and in
Arkansas unite in declaring that Sheri
dan tells an untruth relative to the con
dition of affairs down there. The city
eonneil of New Orleans, the t handier of
Commerce, and all the other boards,
make the same declaration, us to Sheri
dan's slanders and lies. The soldier ty
rant on one side, and resjK'ctahle Chris
tian people on the other, make* it dear
that Sheridan is lacking in truth. Bry
ant, Evarts, and other eminent radical
leaders, together with the most respecta
ble organs of that party, have denounced
the New Orleans outrage.
The schedule of the assets end liabili
ties of the firm of Henry < 'lev* & Co., <>f
New York, shows tliatthev owe $4,!*71,-
2!7,*25. Their assets consist mainly of
railroad stocks, and at par value, amount
t-i *5,515,t5t 1,1 5, are secured by pledge of
these stoeks, the balanee of the creditors
having no so uritv. It is very doubtful
if their secured creditors could he fully
faid out of the assets of the firm, let
alone the large amount due parties who
hold no security whatever. When it is
remcmltered tfiat this mushroom con
cern was lifted into credit and innsc
<|Uence by the I". S. government, and thus
enabled to impose itself upon the confi
dence of thousands of customers, it may
be considered another Isioii of paternal
government which we have to be thank
ful for.
I Among the I'ensyluania creditors who
are unsecured, we note the following:
Here follows a long list among which is
J. J. Tompson & Co., Lemont, :
In the list of personal creditors of Henry
Clews, is7ohn C. Mot/. A < Millheim.
#2,802, 40.
Thanks to Gov. llartranfl for an ear
ly copy of his annual message. The mes
sage contains some good suggestions, is
entirely devoted to state affairs, and is
not suflied with any endorsements of
Grant's outrages upon the southern
states.
TIIK ( lUnVNIMi INKAMY
I.OIISIAN A ( KAM > *|U UK A
SOYKKKItIN M'ATK
I Ci.lsl VTI \ I II \l l> IN \ \ I II • H Y
I s TKOOI'S
Niov Oui.mxs. January t, IS7 >
The State House is well pmteetod hy
I I'. s trmijis.
The Legislature eouvened ihis inoni
■ ing 11l tin- House a in< tiou was otleied
lo pi into permanent orvauiralioii I los
i raised a commotion among tin Itepuhli
can*. hill when a Initio i motion was
tltade to seat liiemln Is lioiu the toiilesi
id jmi lsln - it ti nod to in the I cgislattiir,
the excitement wa* .!> •'"inp.ini. <1 with
| shouts ami e\i hiiuttttons all kind*
wen fearful to heat
Mi Mttrrill ptot.st.d against Mr
Wilt* a> chairman and sllgtitatwcd the
I i-oiirsi- pursued in phn ing him there a*
i revolutionary l ite motion was then
put to admit niemhiis from tin four
(mushes, li tlv 11tg tin matte! of ixmtcst
fut the l.cgndutUlc, and It was curried
amtd tin w tides! e\i itement and g< sticu*
lati.ut up<>n the Hadieal siih To m h !
apiwait did tin < \i It.lu.nt n ai htliatthe
|Si rgcalit *t Villi* w.a I <tll l I t It|si ti to
-i.it the im lulu i> and preserve order,
i I'heiii vvlv declared lueittl i is from the
! contested parishes ill i|Uestliiti,V 1*
Hieiivtlh- Winn. 1:a and tuanl win
, then duly sworn in hy the Sjwuki i
Vtti i - uu stotniami i M ill im ut. the
! call ami ballot fot speaki i was proccid
ed with. and th i* result was aiiHoiineeilas
follows
Willi, v.; Itahn, . blank I V quo
rum hav ing voted ami Willi having r
eeivni a majority In was accordingly
! declared elected Judge Houston their
adtuitiisti red tin- oatli of i thee utul us
Usual in stub eases the s| cuk.t called fot
the oldi-sl Itielllls t. Ml la w. 11, to ad
, minister a similar oath, hut he h it (In
house during roll with a litlliilier uf uth
! et Kepubli. ans, that duty was | -rforme.l
• hy the m vt old. -t iiiiuilh i
I hi Speaker theli udilri s-od till' House,
thanking them for the honor, while tin
Radicals still continued to gradually
' i w ithdravv
Mr Kay aihlri d the >|w.ikct on
privilege and asked leave to retire from
1 I the House, ami entered a protest apt 1 list
'jits ..rganixattoii The *|wukcr then
eharpxt the serp-atit it-Arms to nil w
no member out.
Nli 1". J I'reoaiatit was then put in
' 1 nomination for elerk and eUvted. Tin
1 swearing in of ptenilH-rs then eotniiteiu
' i-.| ami the radicals eiideavureil to muvi
• ut of the House hut tin Si recant at
v arms s, .U|ht to prevent tin nr s, vera
s, utllejensued, when, on motion of tie.
r jlupre, tori, lvtrohriand was -ent for
1 who cleared the lohhv ..f indue am
s|s- -tutor- at tin- >| i aker> reqiic-i
e tie nil lVtrohriand who had Iveti
' aWot for als.tit a quarter of an hour ap
p .red again at tht lb-Use aculiijsi
ni l by two otticvr* <>f his stall and utile
jof about twenty soldier* who had Iven
marched into the corri l> r leading to the
hull and at the head of the large stair
case in the State 11 use. Ihe js'lice
were also draw aup in free. lien. IV
trvbriaud at • nee stcpjvd tip to Sjn-akcr
; Write aiul asked that Nlr Vig, r, former
clerk of lite House should riad a letter
Ihe held in his hand Mr Frenavotit,
the clerk eleeted ,'l;..td. when the
I lieueral, stating that he was ttnabl. to
■: J. *i... was,ink..-k.,i ;. raM :. lo
have the !< tt. r- > f tiovertu r K'U"gg
. read by his adjutant whiih was granted.
That officer then read the tw litters,
i one of whieh stated to the tieneral that
jan illegal IHHIV was sitting as the House
"! Hepresentativi-s atid that Mr \*ig< rs,
elerk, would furnish liim with a list of
th> se nu-iulters w ho had Iwendulv e!-i1-
ed and us such returned by the Return
' itig Board.
The other letter i-outaim d a request to
tien. lVtrohriand to eject these meiiiUrs
who had not l-eell returned M eleeted by
i the bonnl.
I THE itrri itxixo Hocim sisruMi uc uii
CKVV.
Sjw-aker Wilt;, protested and told the
< .em ral that this w..s a l. gallvorganixed
l- dy t> <|w hieli * ten I replied that he
as a soldier, iiud only seK*nd in <s.m
maud, had to oliey the order of his sn
i jwrior, General Kiuorjr, who hud order
ed him to ,l>ev the instructions of i n.
; Kellogg.
>1- i.k r \\ dtz -.lid . 1 de-ire to state t"
you again that this House was duly
elf ted. ha organized itself by electing
me as tluir Sja-aker. ( apt. Floyd as
argcant-at-Ann* and Mr. Tr#x.irant
.is ( lerk After organization we have
seated five gentlemen w hose rase* have
t-en referred to us by the Betuming
; B -art Will you reject these men?
(ieii. lk-trohriaud said: Mr. >[ akcr,
I .im an officer, and must ols-v order*,
i I came here alone. I thought that my
; presence would Ik- sufficient to have
thcae orders obeyed.
>|K-aker Wiltz replied lam thankful
to you, (ieneral, for. that, while I recog
. niz<- in von a gentleman and -h slier,
; while we submit to the United States
i Jovernment, it is my duty as Sjieakcr of
the House of Representative* of the
State of Louisiana to a-k von to use
forci* ; until then the five men refuse to
leave the ris>ni.
(ieneral Itetrohriund- Ido not like to
make a show. Ido not kimw the tnem-
Is-rs. I should prefer for you to point
them out. I will ask them to leave, or
will you have nie fill tin* room with sol
diers.
Sjieaker Wiltz—l cannot permit those
member*, whom wo have just recognized
a licing elected, to he ]>ut out. My du
ty is to keep the dignity of the State of
Isiuisiana as well as yours is to keep up
that of the U.S. army.
\jr. Dupreut this time offered the re
port of the Committee on Flections,
which declared Jeffries, Luckett and
Stafford of Rapides, Vaughn, Koran and
Lamh of Caddo, Fchwing of Iberia, and
Oi|uiun of Avoyelles, to Ik- elected.
bt'n. I Mrohriand, who hud retir
ed again advanced toward the Speaker,
who said, gentlemeu, hi- ijuiet, ami lu
men. '1 he < ieneral then |>ointing to Vi
gcrs, ex-(.lerk of the House, says that he
had Ik'cii represented to him by (iov.
Kellogg as Clerk of the House and also
a list of the names of Representatives re
turned as elected by the lit turning
Board.
Speaker Wilt*—l protest against Mr.
Vigcrs as having anything to do with
this Issly. He is no longer clerk of this
House, his mici'i-Ksoi having been h-gal-
Iv elected.
Hctrobriand—This protest will Is-of no
avail.
I SjM-aker \\ iltz protested against tie
interference of the military, and request
ed the members to join in a protest with
him. In resfsinse to this call all the
Conservative meiulM-rs Htood up and sol
emnly protested. After another protest
of Niger- successor, (Jen. Ik-trohriand
ordered Vigers to call the roll.
Speaker Wilts—The Conservative
members will not answer when their
names are called. None answered.
Mr. Lowell, late Speaker of the House
then wanted t>> know what these pro
ceedings amounted 10. The Kcpuhlicaii
members bail, during ibis controversy,
entered in a body and either took their
seats or stood near the platform. Speak
<i Will*, all. i Mi 1...w.1l lutil iiulul^tii
in a long linnti' of having Ikm'ii
elected 1111.l WllO W llilllg In (In Ills 11 111 \, i
Hi . si,|t<'>| 1.1 111 111 wllill lltnl Ink. II |illll'c
.luring lii* alw. iiiv tiii.t ilint of Ins lin.l v
i. nl. !li ii|[u. s \ i||. ni, having liiiislii .l 1
culling llic r<>ll, Ml Ik'H. M mii.l ihiil 111 (
IV fullt ■llllll.'K ll;l.| .IUMH I.hl, two I'. 111 (
oorulr. anhWcnng I>\ inirdukc lie m.n
C I tlllll lilt* ll.tllM* I't.l. C.I to I 'l|S 11II' SM
Morrill .uli'icl Kiiili.til sr. on.i.si tin.
lllotioll. ,
I N li'll' --I VTKSSuI.IHKHS KNTKU
Til K CM A M IIKU ,
\ ■* t wuiil.'.l 1.1 g. | )ii ii* I, n1..1 \\ 1,1
t.i1.l li i til I tint lit. Could ll.il mi.l tliHt ll mr
*ol.' not limn .'ii >U(li i . |..it him m u ,\i
till. tun., ill. I • vlitori .l tli<- I.> iii a Illr .1
filloon tol.li.it, fully . <|iii|>|i. .l, who form*
••.I in lino .nilsi.lt> tlic bar Gen I e Tto
briatid llt tro.l.i. ~1 lion. Mr II J I'm. |.
t'cll, who wa> l.> giro adlifahi'o in |>. ml
11>K out tlie moiiibori wlii. h l.t< tliould
•jot I
W lit; proUitled again.! Mi Campbell •
lull...tucli 1 w lmiilat.it ll i'r.ibriitd I e
CC. V *t' tin I lift! I 111 111 101 l tll-lt tat II Klllt.l v
wn.nt lim d>> >r mid would liko to ira lilin.
Mo Willi t ill mi l almost Immediately to
turned Campbell atakt-d llio Colic-rat
to hat . tl.o 101 l . -allc.l I. v \ ixt-fs
*'.■ itain lim Il.t iiil.t-tt w lit. ttt-rt. returned
>''.'. ..M i tin 1...hi.1 (..ii hrTrohruti.l
tin., .in. 0.l lh.it lio liad nothing 1.. J., u ill.
U. -c returned .. i-1. . ltd l.ul merely w.<>
ordoltd It. ojo. t l ll.st o It tat dt't'Ullod elect
0.l b) llio f.-tu nil £ board Camph. I. ilmu
• tko l jHiiatni An.lff. n ii ho know any id'
Mao*, luumber*.
Vn.lertOi only kin tt J 11 Ijuinu ol
\ v and Cftmphrlllid iim Qhmml
, ' M. o iiuu, la o bout Cit 11. I).. I'ru
li ... ! ii.ode kliowii bit buitncti VI r
II It* i • udlt protected and bat bit pro
loti i.t. 1.;.,! In ai>a tt or to tbo General
win. a-ko.i il bo tb. uld load billl t Ut. Mr
I' Ouinn appealed lo iho Speaker, wb.t
• aid lltnl fort, lult.l I.t- tltoj, and ordered
one of 111. aids te call a collide ol t.ddiort
I an.) itii.lfi it .finii |trtii t! Mr if (duinn
I *at put oulild- 11. 1 ti, b all >vt ,-d 1., i•
I main ibrrr.
' Mr (I tju> :|t .jig p. nJ.le.l out*l. 11 c-''
let„ ut \ aug n 1 Kapidr- M \ .ugbn
j wat rtsjuirt-d by 1..u Mo Trobt ialld in tbo
j 11U,c Wat 11. Jaf. It tit d at.d bit piel -I
wi.t in . rdftl. Mr .tid In Iho naiuo of
my coi.si.luti.lt, llio people of l*otiitta><a
and as a Ift-o born man ol llio I rule.l Slas
tc, 1 proleat against lllit outrage. I boy
| fopon to laist) II. •Ut by ihf )>• 111 I til.
baytaiiel.
Wi'l* Lot it be Jim
Mr \ aughti wa> ibrn put out I ait
wore toiiio hiitra frotu tbrf u|>|>tr galiciiti
but the SjiCakt ral olico . btail.rd t|Uiel
Campbell then pointed out .Stafford and
Jeffrey aof llapidct, C. C Munu ftoku I ad
ds) and it. K K.- y froui \\ inn, ail ol
wb. Ui entered a -... t lull 1 . .*l.*tt :tg . I.al lh.
outran'.' and wore put out.
Willi In the lianio of Iho people and ir.
;h name of b- uitiana, I prolott agatcit
Mr Vlgert. He ran t and ill ioi t. re
Cojjnite.l by urn a Clerk of tin* lloutv In
protetting, I fulfil a toleiun duly to my
people, uiyteifsnJ iuy c.d'.vauge*
Coming lo a Crisis.
\ ijors prtH-ooded t.> road, when Speak -
or VVtllr. order..! ihe Sergeai t-al-erm I.
remote biui from the rland. Sergeant at
arm* Kb-yd put bis band on V (art win
j refuted, at.d t ailed oft Gen. M>. 1 robritn.:
lo protect bim Campbell then raid lh
Vigvra liiUtt be protect, d That ll"
no orginiresl houto. whereupon Spcakai
WilU ordered hiiii lobe rem ed
lien l'< Trobriatiil then ordered two tub
dicr* t- a ivii.it t put \ (iti ill the
Clerk • -<at whereupon ."-piaker Wi'ta
rote and >a.d a lh# legal speaker of tl a
li ue of K< presentative* of the State I
I. uia)a!.n. I hate piotested against tin
it.va.ion of our hall by the toldirrt of the
United Statei vith drawn bayonets ai I
loaded tnu-et We have teen our broth
#r member* violently seiaod by for e of
artnt and tort-, from u* in a|*itt* ot the.r tol
tttlll protest. \\ a ha* a teen a f-r.:e ■!
soldiers march up the ait lea of th. Ha f
Representatives of Louisiana and Un
protested againit this in the name of a one#
free people In the name of lha once free
Stale of Louisiana, in the name of tin
in the name oflbe Union, be entered Ina
itmn proieit The only Speaker "f the
U< u*a of i* urr unded I v t til
ted Slats- troop* The • til. •r- of the
Home are pr.- nor* in lb ■ r band* - s - I
solemnly declare that Louisiana ha recd
to be a tovereign State, that it h* no lon.
gor a K> pub'itMi government and 1 call
oil tbe !lcprrentatite of tbe State to
retire w.th mo before this allow of arm*
Tbe Perot* rati*- Representative*, head*
ed by Speaker Wilt*, then mar* bed out of
tbe ball and the Slate 11 uac both ofwh h
wore closed.
A aoon tbe ia-t Item'-erati* Repre
sentative went out. they went to N - 71,
St l. uit street, followed by a !argt>r. wd
who cheered them <-n their nay.
iSpeaker Willz Addressee the (.'r.-w-l.
Sneaker Wilt* u loudiy tailed up- n.
He addressed tbo crowd in .tbe following
w-'rdi : Wo havo attempted and succeed
ed in orgaiiizii g tbo Home of Represents*
liver. 1 win elected Speaker, andrafler a
permanent organization notwitbalanding
tbo interference of tbe police, we have
kept up tbo proceeding* until tbo Cuiled
Stale* troop* forcibly expelled about eight
or ten a* -ur duly toatad member* We
then retired, and left and come to our pto
pie to tell lb cm what ha* been done.
(>em Sheridan has just ;>>ucd an order
stating that bo has been instructed by the
Prcaident to assume entire control of the
Department of tbo Gulf.
Sheridan ha* tent a telegram to the Sec
retary War relating tbe circumstances a*
noted above.
REITBLICAN ARMIES ENDORSE
THE NEW KING.
Madrid, January I.—Tbe Republican
armies iti Catalonia and Sarßgossa have
accepted Don Alfonio a* King.
I'oli -y of the New Government to
Cuba.
it i* reported that one of the tirst act* of
tbe new ministry will be to telegraph tj
the Captain General of Cuba to exercise a
conciliatory spirit and to pacify
bans by reestablishing a* far as possible, a,
cordial understanding between the homesj
and provincial governments and Creoles..
The Spanish army and navy yesterday ■
every whereaeCepted Don Alfonso as King
Marshal Serrano has ipiiclly trensforred
the cenitnand of tbo arThii* to (ieneral
Serrano.
Carlista Endorsing the New King
Pari*, Januaiy I. Dbpstclie* from
•Spain nay that Ocn. Dorregaray ha laiJ
down hi* arms, and that other oromioent
Carlist leaders are about to give in theii
adhesion t Kin* Alfonso. The Spanish
Ambassador at I'aris has resigned.
The tlremaa of the steam heating ap
pend;* at tie Central depot Detroit
found a penny us ho WHS rakinr
over the hot ashes in the furnace, and he
took it up with the tongs and placed it on
a bench outside to eool off. It had hardly
commenced to cool when a heavy man
named Johnson, living in .Saginaw, came
along. Ho war talking business with a
friend and as bo came to tiie bench be part- |
i-d ins coat tails and sat down on the pen
ny, remarking ; ''As 1 WHS saying, you
enn have forty acres for —whoop I Thun
der and blazes—ouch—dash it—gosh to
whoop!" He galloped around in wild
amazement, the hot penny sticking to him
likxu brother, and it was two or three
minutes before any one I'ouml nut whether
he had dropped down on u tuck or been
bitten by a dog. There was a heavy aroma
of burning cloth and blistered meat, and
Mr. Johnson stretched forth hi- arm and
exclaimed that he should devote the re
mainder of his life to hunting down tin
bend who thus planned to waylay aim.
UOV Kit Noll'B M KSS A(• I
Kiotiiice.
The brief •iMtanii'iii of ilif flimtii ■ t liro
Willi (übiililted it luadr to embrace tlto tin
tail* ot molt Inter**!, itutl I invite your at
tention lino el.> will, a view (>• it inortt in
trlliKiii u|i|in*hi nloii of llii' tIIM'IIMIHII
llinl follow*;
I )t'li| Ivfltrmt'il.
I>urii>x lUral yen muling November ftoi '
1H74.
Six |ier cent loan Jl.'.'l'Hx'al (Hi
Five par i out Ia >ii 'imiui
('hambcrtburg t i rliHi at< 'i.UOS'ft)
I!' II Iw4#ft , i in
1.1..iii."- i'trtil*ifi 194?|
I'ofal I tld lhi', 57
I it I I ll>(*.
IKHIHK Im *1 >FITI i II.IIIIK Ni.v.iiittri ft),
1*74 :
lialaio c in i n atui t Not .XI,
I*7B fl 1.1 vi
Htfi|ii ... o,K I 'M.-> V7
i'oui ... i n tl
I llxljUliifllltuU.
lining lliral year eliding November HO,
i ST 4
Onl. ixj i ii.t * >.l,'i4 •, I .Ii ii"„'
I. 'kiti ratioviut tl I,V ft', liftj '*•
I 111. I ! "II L .ITIIT 1 4W,'>7l ;S| 1
i. i.4'.'.1ii.7 N.
| Hitlunrp 111 I'ra*'v Nov St),
i fliM.m *•.
I'uiiiif i it-iii
Six|nrfi |.i in, ji'i :tj| .vuufti
(•ITP|..-ril l.iki.t 4 >i:,Ho4 01
41 |if ri i lonto HT.lftft)mi
.'i :7i)vtiti
I nfuuilt-i! I if lii
It. li l lull. 11l I ilill! *ll. .ft 'H,,|loll
till t cititb'ati-i tniltlk tt ... 1-1,4)4.) Itt
llii l.rlllt. tlrt tlltf ikililttt! ) 147
linn < ledum* ti'illt. nlc '£> 4D
i'l.oiiit..r>llit■ x ".-il* "iii k '.j 7< 'i
tl lit- Ikitnp I "J)il 4>
$1n.,76l .56
I' .! U .I*l.l N. t U>, |n74 .. Mt '
Iti.iiilh in I timl
II l ..! I'l l.li a It It 4\i 7 . >llllll 111
II i .l. I A If t tn lt vltlt i 'nitmitti
'I (I*ll**l ttl
li ning the fit.*) year ending Novriti
bof.'til, l.tTi. 11,, re. , t|,ia „f ibe Ireaiury
amounted 1.. s.',4i.ii 7'.'! ll will bo oil
• t ft) thai 1)1 llie |ift*t iter tlie riui.un
, likte trioil.lv tlilllinUliCil, and the re
fci|il tt. rc only J*i.) , '"l "7 Tbl Jim
iiiuli.ir. of f I,'Ji) T.'.l 'it it kt oc ii .i ■ I by
lb* ri |fkl, ill IST."., of ibe taxri of gron
fi*. rij.tt of Mtilrok.l., in t earning* of in-
Ju'rial kit.l oilier ct.r|i..rlioii*, anil (be
lax II cattle ami fanning DIIJ •Ul*til> ll
i wmtby ol rem ark Ibal lh rciiet afforded
i/V llie l*|.r tl of tl.ne Ulo in luitiiiiy
iiilbrn.t. i.n of f.ir|t .ration* cui|loying
I ibr frmiteii number of working n.cn
\\ ilh thi* r. Jo. *it ui "! tin frirtiur, aiiJ
J kltlikli ificrcaiej rl'ivl.dilute of |.eba|i>
J if ii u.atie fir. . i.jiv by tb. new con
•tilUti ll ill Ibe a J Jill olikt outlay for
MIIIMIO, Irgulalur* BUJ judiciary, it it
iiui.ifrii ibkl ibe leveret! economy mut
be ob.pl .i! in all tl.e il. |.>rtn.i :.l • of |t.r
govt-rriuiftil, kit.) ilia a|i|iro|iriatiitii roti
• iJerate y and wUely luaJe, ..r tbf atai*
will be unable I- nir [ i! illigalit.i u>i-
Je r till' ex ial. < 111 law.
Hi ibe i i-ntUl utiilt lb* pr.oet*la of llie
• klr of |.ablic moral, atij by art of Ikil
.. tft.niu, ajifirovrJ May D, 1 ST4 the lax . .
1- ibe ra|illal ilin k of all forpora!i"lil xrir
o aiiifiird to in* link. ITI X funj. wlmli ran
J • lily ta a|if>ll*.l lo llie (ikynietil of loan'
it ti-J. t tin J and intereil on the |iubllt JrbL
ii The re- cijiii from iher • jr. i- 4>riotiii
r ll.r ifer.ftal tt ir i. fu'xJ and ait l tbr
clpCl.dilUl v* *f '(vt U. lilr irr 1' \ *
bl* therefrom, it w.ll be clearly the dot)
oftkr Irgitltturv 11 hunt tin- ?j>j.r j
It it t i the annuii.t of this fumj
Th- balance ot the tu* i| in luUutuT
it about at fii'hai
lite establishment at! 1 assielati* c
ir, luttria! n n-,-. union, led t ,;! .
er villi a system "ft <ui|iu!turjt ■•Jtirati.Nl.
the latter re. ■i.iuioui'aliuti Ittng enforced
by the usual arguments utiJ assumption*
1 lie legislature i also inllled to consider
the propriety of providing ni|ili'Vtntit or
meant of lt*elib> ->J fr soldiers orphan*
after their di-charge from the :*;* n..:,.
A trior,- stringent ititurtlKi lsw 1# sug-
KU 1 f ' lUr protection ou> puMii
again gt imposture
The governor gives in * lata but gra- -
ful adhcsi.i. to the iiw constitution. II<•
inrilw t|>Ki>i lUrhliiin the legislation
made necessary bv the new constitution 1,.
r.g.vrd 1 - banks. lu'. l uiid trust
i.uiipanle), an I rmmtm nds a mre dell
n te limitation of their pcwer* f..r th,
curdy of person* doing business with
them. and also that bank* of discount
should be prohibited from pa\ i'-g 1 interest
on deposit- The r>ro|Mtitiim< to add to
the security the banking *y tctn by pa I
up capital slock, personal liability, and
frequent and rigid < laminations, are
worthy the early attention of the legisla
ture The attempt l. influence the pr>. e
of money or to pr> v< nt >ta aggregation at
una plat.!* or another by statutory inter
ferine it a> fold a i the attempt would bo
to regulate the pi h u of wheal or pctrolo
uni. These are matter* beyond the control
of statute*, and that the executive should
advi* such legislation shows that hit dis
pirits nt reriii dy the evilt attending a
business depression is far in niiranrs of hi
ability te con prchenJ thrir causes.
A suggestion |t made that the bord of
pardon* might properly be enlightened
by the opinion of the judge and distlict
attorney In case# l ining before that body
for consideration.
Tbe repeal of the tax upon trades,
pati-m* and professions i< reconiniendi-d.
and the substitution of a general poll-tax,
in order to make a uniform •qualification
lor the right of suffrage. Tbe propriety of
assessing upon the counties, where out
break* occur requiring military suppre*-
- *ion, the expenses incident thereto, i- sug
gested. Another state hospital for the
) insane is needed as soon a* the financial
■ condition ot tbe treasury will permit an
appropriation.
There are several mil,or recommenda
tion* of inferior conse<|ueiica, but with the!
[ cxceptio.i ot tin- compulsory education'
scheme nothing noteworthy. Tbo affairs
->f the fedora) government arc not alluded
(to.
f RAILROAD SHOPS TO HE CLOSED
I Reading. January 4—The following
will appear in the Times arid Dispatch to-!
j morrow morning . All shops of the Phila
delphia and Rending railroad company in ;
this city, and along the entire line ot the!
| road, will suspend operations to-day, ow-;
ing to tbo difficulties in tbe .Schuylkill!
ji oal region. This includes tbo car shops,
| rolling mill, machine shops, foundries, etc.
A railroad war i- threatened between the
| Wilmington and Reading and Reading
ami Lehigh railroad companies, the form 'i
jer having served a notice upon the latter |
of their intention, as soon us possible, toil
I lake p,>*se*sion of the ltiadingund Lehigh •
I road, in turn the officer* of the Reading
and Lehigh have notified the Wilmington!
jand Heading that their engines and cur.
j will not 1M permitted to run farther on thej|
Heading H1., 1 {.'-high road than Court
street in the city, 't'liu engines and carsi
of the Wilmington and Heading were tn-i
ken out of tbe engine bouse of the Read *
ing slid Lehigh ami run below Refill .-(reef j >
litis evening. Further deve! ipnient* arejl
l peeted to-morrow. J f
HANtiKD TO A TLLLJIU I I'll POLK.
St. Louis, January 7. Joseph 11. North,
alia* lluM'alo Joe. who murdered lieorge
Jones on Christinas evening a year ago,
was hanged to a lulugrupli pole by a mob
on thaniglil of the Jiltli till, at Wallace.
Kansas. The knot ol the rope with which j
he was hanged caught under hi* chili ami
did not choke him. IL* hung tiii* way f. r
a long time talking to the mob, imploring
them to ivlvasu him, but he receivi <1 unit
jeers in return. He did not die lor over
two hours and bnully froze to death.
Sill 1: 11A N S I.IKS DKNOI'NC-
I I) IIY NK \V OItI .K A MS ('I.KK
<>vM i:N OK AI.I. ( IM;I:DS
Nttt < >i lu m-, January (.—-The fol
lowing address, signed by t)i- reptt-seu
miiv.l. of IIM< <'AT hoi to, Protestant,
Jewish, and Methodist churches wait
published (o tin y ;
I'o tin- Amrricati People:
II hernts, (ii-ueral Sheridan, how in
'command of the I>iviaiotl of the Mis
sion, under date o| tin* lib instant,'
lias inlilri'Mi il u communication to W.i
\\ Iblknap, Secretary of War, in
which lie rcju. kcnu the people of |,ou'
i-inna al large as breathing vengence
io all last ml authority no.I approving
of iiitlrili-ra .mil ( iiiik m ; ami.
II /ititm, Hi- juts given tu that coiu
luuiiic.tiioii lull publicity,
\V c, i lie uiulci signed, believe il our
duly o I'lochti ii to the ttholii Ameri
can pi • thai tli hechaiges uio uti
tin i tiii, unf IUIIIIIMI, and erroneous,
and can have uu other effect thau that
•I si ivinjj tin inter*st* of corrupt po
liticians, who are at this inoment mak
ing in -t <*i renin i (foils to per|wlu tie
. their jioisll ,| r the State of Ixruisia
ti a
Signed) .S. J. I'erc-lis, Archbieh
•p. New Or leans
OI.. .I ,| I' H. WiJmt'i, Hia'lop
of Louisiana.
"Mjjiit.l .1 ( K (iUtheim, Miuis
t-r, Temple of Sinai.
f! , 'C b >1 < Keener, liishup M.
* I. <' , South.
"ighed t' Doll. Hector S:. Jo
seph's ('hitreh,
. and in tot others.
1 Ni st Orleans, January 5.
No ini|uiit ,i| person doubts that the
<ii vnli ves l ariiod tin- State and
_ ileitcd an oveiw'isl iuiii majority oft
the Legislature in November last. It
t a- a plain ami patent a but as the
, election of(iuv. i'llden in New-York,
and 110 one pretended to dispute i< tin
" til the Returning It >ard began doc i
tiring tlie returns aud paving the'
stay f i tbi- stup iij.iu* fraud upon!
il lo tst lliuisy prvlexU indet d al
most without e-vrii a pretest this K- j
turning ii.>ard threw out the returns
from a suflicient number oftVuiserva
live precincts to leave the completion
<if tile U lUse of Kepre-elltatives 52
Dcm oral* to . r >| Republican*, instead
•<t 70 Democrats to 41 Republicans,
I the original returns showed, in
r most . t the s a-ts wherein the returns
w<*rv thrown out. the ground* of re-|
jfctiort were of the must frivolous
character; in all of them there wot* a!
(iiauiliwt purp.sc to defeat the rxpieas
"i *'•! of the |>eo|ile, ami fiitke the
Republican.
I- >1 ISIANA IN Ct>NGlil->S.
I lie I. oisiana outrage vat diacuea
*•' .1 -!n it tune iu the House on sth.
Mi I' '* got tin flivir,atn) ma ieotie
>'■ i.i- emu at Uric-minute riuevhea
* hieh ruUMtl tie w h do I loose He tuid
that if tiie otiier aide war no auxi >ut
tor ItUMUfaa, let liiem take up the
IcMiitiana iiu. slion. The latest new*
fiont Ncw-Orlran* told of a sovereign
*"tate trampled under foot bv Federal
lidiei .-. "I'all off your havoneU from
ie iiii-.atia," exclaimed Mr. Cox., while
the rxciiniienl in the House increased
and half the member* were on their
feel and crowded together in front of
tl. ■ Sjv-aker'a table. '• | am as mix*
ii.u lo get at L uisiatia a* any man,"
est ! aimed (cn, liutler. ami the an
ii unci incut was received with laugh
t> r ami clapping of hand*, lie then
added that the House had Sent a com*
mil tee to !nuiiatia, and he pr.>p>el
f.i Wait f"i it* repoit before lie t.uk
auy mi lion <u the subject. He was
Hot r ing to lias* legialatiou u the iy <
it-g report* ot the Associated !'ie
agent*. When the rep.it* of that
('••luiiiittee eaine. he would lie read*
In stay in the house night and <lav un*
ti peace and order wa* re tortd. He
had given the .State Jieace ouce, and
he .tould do it again. Thi* eenti
me it I was received with applause bv
the K< publicans. Mr. Katulall dewir
•il to know if the i'ra-i.leut lia 1 not
proiuiie-l in hi* nic*age that if
gr-Would I ok into the J e>u -1 nil
atlsiir he would postpone action The
ll 'titc bail taken liiin at bis woid.
, Mail tbe I'ri Milciit kept hie ban.is off?
1 At this point a member nbjecteil to
any further debate as being out of or*
, tier, and tie 11 Holler, remarking thai
I if there ia, to be ftlibuslering there
i was no use id keepiug unseasonable
> hour*, a* it might lie renewed to-mor
row, moved that the House adjourn.
Till* wu* rcciivel by the democrat*
with applause, and they went Hmne
fct ing Iha I they had won quite a vie
' lory.
In the Ss-uate there was nleo a warm
debate on the Louisiana tvraiiv.
The Williamsporl Gaz -ttc, in a re
view of the lumber Ira lo of the Wust
liranrh region, aays : "Williarosport
' matiulacturer* have *ent to market
2oH.HOC.2Bt> feet, n deerea*e of only 0,-
656,200 feet a. compared with the
. liusiners of 1873, How much of this
lumber remain" on hand unsold in the
• market# below, we have no mentis o|
knowing—we uiily Know how much
has been !*liip|4L Manufacturer!
' commence the business of 1875 with
' nearly sixty six am! halt millions leer
stock oil hanil than they did in 1874.
' The total slock on httud now is only
' 160.516,569 feet, with no logs in the
boom ami comparatively ttono in the
mil! pools. Of the amount forward
ed during the year the Catawis*a rail
roa 1 carried 92,7100,3-18 feet, requir
ing the service of 9,797 ears ; tha Phil
adelphia and Erie railroad 71,424,984
i feet, requiring 7,409 cars, and the ca
tual 72,670,057 feet, requiring 813
rafls. The amount sent to market
hootn Wiliiatnsporl, Lock Haven, Ue%
Irovo, Pine (."reck, Jersey Shore, Lar
iiy'a Creek and the Lycoming Creek
region foots up the handsome total oil
1 298,322,984 feet: It is safe to a-o-utue/
therefore, that the entire amount of
number of all descriptions passing out
lof the West Hrunch valley during the
year just closed, will fall but little, if
any, below four huudred millions,
which is nearly one half the tratlie ot
Chicago, backed by the immense lum
ber districts of Michigan and Wiscon
-1 sin. The season, of course, lias been a
haul one for the manufacturers, ow-j
nig to the financial crisis and conse
quent depression of every branch ot
business, hut if they can successfully
weather the storm a little longer there
is evidently a bright future before
them."
.Judge .John l'nrrci. of Washington
county, urn] Republican Assembly*
moil elect, died of typhoid fever on
Gtli. Ill* makes the fourth deuth
J among the member* of the present
llon.se, viz: Dr. Hunter of Arm*
j strong and Knrres of Washington, He*
'publicans : and liatdorfof Berks itndl
Wol fit of Centre, Democrats.
The Philadelphia Evening Rnlle
tin says, that nt the lute exibitioii of
th Franklin institute, there were
weighed lf),Jj4o men, aggregating
2,1! 14,'200 pounds ; 17,427 women, ag
gregating' 2,247, 370 pounds, making
the average weight of each man 148f
pounds, and of each Woman 129
pOUU da.
Ho! for Sussmans!!
.1 mi u|'iii'ij in bi* new quarter* ioi
Isut.li'* Arcade.
A LAKOK BTOCIK OK
Trunks,
Valices,
All kinds of
&3)ofc FJTJVJJ/J4s*
SlmrinuLcri call ■</ <" A I .VS.t/.t A
fur rhrit/i slucL.
BUYS ASII sKI.LS
C I,OV Kit IMI TIMOTHY NEED.
a*, i. i r
Miller & Son,
CKNTHK HAUL, PA.
UK ALK Its IS
I'VHK I*HV(iS
AND MKDD INKS.
OH KM H'ALS, OILS, l V K MUFFS,
I'KKFIIM KItV NOTIONS,
KANI A AHTU l-KS
KoK THKTOILKT,
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f.<r 'mt4itiniil |nirj. < I
Truir-ns l Suppjrletii in variety.|
A1". ' l life
(Hi AUs AS!) TOBACCO,
nittl nil ..tin r *rti li* mnnlly k|il in it
flr-i . I*- Ur it* St<>r<-.
I'lcfriiitionii carefully t '>tiijiouul#d.
; u MILLKIt A SON.
CKN I Ml 11 \LL
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOPS
I'tie undersigned bst iug taken posn
.ion ol lh *bow .ftablisl.iii.nl. reaped*
i .fully illf 'Ho the pilbln that the *alle will
1 he carried on by tlir.u in all iu brant he*
i as heretofore,
i Their manufacture tiie ( KLKBRA 1 Kl)
, TJU ft liL I K CO MS FLASTKB, the
| best lloW Inajr
H<M"K I'OWKIIS THE-HI Si tl HA
" CHINKS X >HAKKItS. FLOWS,
nTOVKS nVKS HOOKS, KKTTLK
FLATKt- I KLL A BORATES. FLOW
I i Nit KAK> & MILLGKABINu of eve
ry description, iu short their Foundry it
'(complete n every particular.
We Would call particular all.hlioti to
our KXCKLSIOB FLOW, acknowl
edged!, be tae best Flow note In ue.
shifting in the beam fof two or three hor-
Ml*. , ,
Weals ii.situfat-tur. a new aiiJ nuproV
.-d TKIFI.K GK AKED HORSE FOW
RR, which ha> been use<i eitMlirth in
(. the northern and western Stales, and ha*
taken precedence o*er all other*.
' We arc prepared to do all KINDSOF
' CASTING fr.oa the large.t to the tmall
* esL and have fa. iiilie* for dotng all klwd*
'of 1 HiN WORK *ueh a* FLAKING,
* TURNING. BORING. Xe.
* All knd* of repairing doaaon short no-
VAN FELT Jl SItOOF,
; ludbly Centra Hall.
(
I
1 CENTRE HALL
COACH SHOP.
I
1.1% I "HI lilt 4Y.
*1 l.u isublUktucul at Centre Ilell. he.p
,|ail hand. and *!■.
( ble relet.
' Carriages,
Buggies,
A Spring Wagons,
Pl.Alfi AN 11 KaXCV
' er.av:.. 5- v.-ry - riyti - > ♦ _1; U
ferdrr, en.l warranted to le mnJs tn
BKost <-e* ned materiel, end 1> tbc >oal
skilled-and iiiii trnt workmen. 1 . roni
wanting anything in hi*ai re.jurstec
. i.. .-all and examine 1 ll " > *"
♦ finrt it n.t L !• excelled Lr durability lM
• %mt may Mi.
I _
1.1. VI JII'HRAV.
■ NoTAlt\ PC nLIC SCHIHNKH AS 1
OONVKYANOKK.
C K N T 11 K H A L L. P A.
\v;n attend t ■ administering Onthi, Ac
ki ui- Igement of lWdseA.. v. riling Ar
mayl
i
J r. a. ttT,s..s. T. A. MEAN
WISON & HICKS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
llunlwan 1 ami Mow 1 Dchlci*
Builders Hardware
(ARB IAO E MAKERS GOODS,
SADDLERS TRIMMINGS,
\I.L KINDS OF H AKPWAKK ANI!
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
STOVES*
SPEAR'S A NTI-Cl.l N KKK STOVES
& DOUBLE IIKATKRS
|whl?h will heat n or two rooms down
{stairs, and tame number above. Coal
very little more than single stove*. Tbe*<
j are the best parlor stores made.
SUSQUEHANNA COOK
STOVE.
ThU stove lias largo ovens, will burn
hard or soft coal and wood. Every >nr
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
WILSON A HICKS,
mar 15 It llollcfonle. Pa
L. K. ETTINGER.
Aaronaburg Centre Co., I'M, I>olrr in
I'IANOS, and Musical Merchandise of
every description. Sheet Miwic, Music
Books, A. Al<o Agent for the Kynder
Organs, Tuiuw and repair-all kinds of in
itrumeiits ; old organs repaired and tuned
o at to play a- well at new. All work
warranted to give entire satisfaction,
dec 3 tf.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-
.otters of administration on the u-talc ol
K. F. S'an Yataah, oftiregg twp., dee'J.
have been granted to the undersigned, who
requests all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate to niaks immediate
payment, and those having demands
against tile same to present tllem duly au
thenticated by law for settlement
F. 11 VAN YAL/.AII.
Nov UTtst. Adm'r. Spring Mills,
A CARD.- Thankful for p-it patronage,
and hoping to merit a continuation of the
same, the undersigned in..-t respectfully
offers his professional services to the pub
lic. W. V. Rirvk I.k.
Doe 10. tf f'eptre Hall. Pa.
NOTICK. — Notice is hereby giveidthat
the account of Jacob Nee-c, t omm it
tee of Elizabeth Uent/.cl Lunatic. has
been bled in the Court of ('ommon PICHS
ofCeiitre county, and will l.e continued HI
•luniiury Term nest, if there to* no audi
leiont reason shown to the contrary.
'Deo. 10. 3t. AARON WILLIAMS,
Proikonotary.
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
A. W GRAFF,
CENTRE HILL, CENTRE CO., PA.,
lias jul received M largo invoice of
\\ inter Goodx.
Consisting ui tin- best assortment of
HEADY MADE CLOTHING!
DRESS GOOD*
OUot KitlKs.
PRO VISIONS,
IIOOTH A SHOES,
HATHA CAPS,
AND FANCY ARTICLES,
over brought t" Potter twp
LOWEST i 'ASH PRICES!
i emitter taken in rvehange it highest
i market prleei "
A. W.GKAFP
tuyM-ly.
: a PECK'S^
i New
Coach Manufactory.
CENTRE HALL. PA.
Tbouudersigned bu penod a new es-
I labllihmeni, at liit n,-w shops | uf t j JC
nianufariuie <f ,n '
; Carriages,
Huggloa,
A Spring Wagons,
M tiutte II Hi.aua,
Pusi*. ASK Faat-v
joinery description .
; All vehicle* manufactured by birn
, ate Warranted u, render satisfaction, and a.
•-"jUhl t.. a t,y work dune elsewhere.
I I t u.r. none but the Le.t material,
arid employ, the most akillfut workmen
Hence they flatter them-clvcs that their
work ear. not be . teelled f..r durabilitv
} and kni.h.
, Order, froiu a distance promptly attend
•<l to.
l Come and et amine my work before
i contra'-ting elsewhere.
i
PRICES REASONABLE.
o All kitnleof Reparing done.
V* K\\ .> >D.> ANP NL W PRICKS !
u ,
' nuni HATKS nuhiiKU OUT.
K
* Good* at Old Fashioned Price*.
At the Old hund of
VN, WOLF.
Would retpertftilly infirm the World and
the reel of mankind, that he bat
jut; opened out and i* eon* tartly
receiving a large ttock of
GOODS OF ALL KINDS
which he i* offering at the very loved'
market price.
DRY GOODS and
Prim*. Mu.hn., Opera Canton*. and Well
Flannel*. Ladie* hfeu (iitodi, >licit at
Detain., Alpaca*, Poplin*. Kinpre.f Cloth.
Sateen*. Taiueue, together with a full
►lock of u vary thing u-ualiy kept in the
Day Good. line.
which he hat determined to tell veiy
cheap, eiri.itiiig of *
NOTIONS :
A full stuck. mroUting jart of Ladies and
Children'* Merino flone, Collar., Kid
glove*, be.t quality .ilk and I.itle thread
(iIoTC, Hood., Nuliiji, Itreakfast ahawlt,
HATS & CAPS,
A full assortment i
Men's Hoy'* and Children'*
id the latest ttyle and beat.
CLOTHING,
Ready made, a rhcieo .election of Man't
and Boy *id ilie in-west tvlea and niot
tcrvlcealde material*.
ROOTS & SHOES,
WM. WOLF.
CENTRE. HALL
Hardware Store.
.1 o. DEININGKIf
A new. O'UiipU Ir Hardware Store bu
lict.ll by Ibe iinilcrign<<l in Cell •
ire Halt, where Uc i prepared to tell all
kind* of Duilding and 12>>u*e VurnoUifig
Hardware, Nail*. V<
Circular and Hand Saw*, Tenuou Saw*,
Webb Saw*, Clothe* Hark*. a full ateort
rnent of <la*s and Mirror l'lale Future
Frame*. Spoke*. Felloe*, atnl Hub*, table
!Cutlery, Shovel*, Spado and Fork*.
Lock*, llingr.. ? Screw*, Sa*h Spring*.
Hor*e-Sboo, Nail*. Norway Kod>, OH*,
Tea Bella, Carpenter Tool*, Faint, Varn
ifhe*.
Picture* (Vatuoa in the fmett tyl.
Anything not on hand, ordered upon
*hcrte*t notice
all t-oda offered tko*|e
er than eUewhcte
aug 25' 73-tf
The Granger Store!
Something New!
CASH AM) PKODt'CK IX)R
CHEAP GOODS.
SHORT CREDIT Je SHORT PROFITS.
IMREALURENOBLE,
Spring Mill* ha* established a store to suit
the lime*, and haa a complete stock of
DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS.
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE.
QUEKNSWARR
IIATS, CAPS,
ROOTS A SHOES,
FISH, SALT,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
DRUGS, SPICES, OILS,
In short a lull line of'
EVERYTHING FOR LESS PRICKS
THAN ELSEWHERE
COME AND JUDGE FOR YOUR
SELVES.
Sfeb. y.
HARDWARE STORK.
J. & J. HARRIS.
No. ft, BROCKERHOFF ROW.
A new and .complete Hardware Store
has been imencd ly the undersigned in
Brockerhotls now building— where they
are prepared to sell all Kinds f Building
anil House Furnishing Hardwuro, Iron,
Steel, Nails.
Buggy >l|epl in sotu, Chainpjon
Clothes Wringer, Mill Saws, Circular and
, Hand Sawt. Tennon Snw, Webb Saws,
Ice Cream Freetera, Bath Tuba, Clothes
Racks, a full assortment of Glass and
Mirror Plate ol all sir.es, Picture Frames,
Wheelbarrows, Lumps. Coal Oil Lamps,
Belting, Spokes, helloes, and Hubs,
Plows, Cultivators, Corn Plows, Plow
Points. Shear Mold Boards and Cultiva
tor Teeth, table Cutlery, Shovels, Spades
and Forks .Lock*. Hipge*. Screws. Sasb
Springs, Horse-Shops Nails, Norway
Rods, Oils, Lurd, Lubricating Coal
Linseed, Tanners, Anvils, Vices, Bellows.
Screw Plates, Blacksmiths Tool*, Factory
Bells, Tea Bells, Grindstones. Carpenter
[Tools, Fiuii Jais uud Cans, Paint, Oils,
iVamisbe* received and for sale at
'juneS W-tf. J. & J. HARRIS.
IOH FARMERS ASP ALL OTHERS
Go to
I. Guggenhcimcr.
FOR FOREIGN a DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HEADY MADE CLOTHING,
DKFMHtIOOHa,
OSOOBKtn,
I'ROVfHfONH,
BOOTH A aiiom,
HA IS, CAPS, HoOiftA SHOES
TTOTLLINO, OH. II.AIIIS,
ASH FANCY AItTICI.I I
(ft.-KENS WARE, GROCERIES. PLIU
VISIONS, YIAiV K, AE
ami LA now prepared to arcomotiaD . I
Inn old customers, Hud to welcome mi
uew ones who may favor him with
tlieii patronage. lie- feel* i(fr in any •
iugtbat he ran pletuc the most fatm.-
OUR Call aud aee.
ISAAC GUGGENHEIM KR.
1 . H.—Mr. Kusfttuati tili teiititiiio
to deal in
LK ATI! hit AND -SJIOK-FJ NDJNGN.
CLOY KB and TIMOTHY SKLLH.
ID THE old room, where he may alwa\
t* found. I2ap.tl
, 'IHIK understgr ED d> termitoed to nwt
A the popular demand for leowet
I Prin-A, respectfully tall* the attention of
lb* public Ui b i* itock of
SADDLERY,
now offered' at the old ilanik Designed
especially for the people and the timer, the
largest and most A TIED and COMPLETE as
•uruaml of
Saddles. Harms., Collar*, Broths,
of every de*cri|ion and quality ; Whip*,
and in 'ART everything to complete a £rt
class TuLli*hm< nt, be now offer* at price*
which will suit tnc time*
JACOB DING KF. Centre Rail
Stoves! Fire! Stov'si
At Andy Reeiroau's, CYntre Hail, at
latest and best stoves out, lie be. lU.t
, received a large lot ~f
Cook Stoves, the Pioneer Cook,
the Eclipse Cook,
the Reliance (look,
PABLOKH The Radiant Light, self- fee -
der. Gat Burner. National EGG.
Jcwcii. A< .
AG.LIMRLL.IU.VMOUIW a* any WHEN
LA Mifflin or Cecir- co.
TIN AND SHEETIRON WARF
OOVE PIPE 4 kPOITI.VO
j All kinds of repairing done. He ha
jalwayson Land
Fruit Cane, of all Sises.
BUCKETS.
CUPS,
DIPPERS.
1 DISHES. AC.
ALL work warranted and charges reason
able. A share of-he public patronage
liciud AND REESMAN.
2sep?oß Centre Hall
FURNITURE.
JOHN KREIUHILL
in hi elegant New Kooiut, Spring .treat,
Bi llefonte.
Ha* on hand a splendid asaorttnent ot
Hol'SK HI RXITI UK from the com.
nione.l {u the uirwt elegant.
CHA If BKU SETS, PARUItt SETS.
SOFAS. CHAIRS. BEDSTEADS.
Wool. MATTRESSES HAIR MAT- *
TRESSES,
( and anything wanted in the line of hit
J butine*.— houiemade and city work. Al
-1 co, htf made a tpeeiaiity and keef* on
hand, the large-t and £ne>t *i<x k of
WALL PAPER.
liif.tl- .1J a! r.-a- r.abh- rate w I .de al#
; and rpliil. (iitp him a mil Wfro iur
jfhiMiif i#viifrp. (VUWIy
J. ZELLER &■ SON
i DRUGGISTS
i N ti Uruckt-rboir Row, liellt foi.te.Pn
"
| Oralenin Drue*. Chemical*.
Pcrftimcry, Fancy Gorxl* Ac..
Ac.
Pure W inci an.l Liquor* for medical
purpose* alwav* kept. may SI. 72. '
/JKNTKB HALL
Furniture Rooms!
i:zKt KitmnixF,
respectfully inform;> tho citizens of Centrs
county, that ho hat bough I out the old
stand of J. O. Deihinger, Mild lias reduced
lb* prices. They have constantly on hand,
aud make to order
BEDSTEADS,
BV RE A US,
SINKS.
\\ ASHSTANDA
CORNER VV PBOA HIS
TABLES. Jtc., dec.
HOME MADE CttAtas AI.W AY* ON HAND.,
Thoir stock of ready-made Furniture is
'*rro and warranted of good workman-hip
and is all mad* under their own immedi
ate supervision, and is offered at rntes *
cheaper tlian elsewhere.
Call and see our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. fob. ly.
Gift & Flory's
New Shoe Store !
AT CENTRE HALL.
They have now opened, and w ill constant
ly keep on hand, a splendid stock of new
SHOES, OA ITERS. Jc SLIPPERS, for
men, women and children, from tho best
manufactories in the country, and now of
fered at the
Lowest Prices.
BOUTS and SHOES made to order, upon
short notice They invite the people ... •
this vicinity to give them a call, a-th.-v
will strive to inorit a share of their pat
mylOtf
D. M. RITTKNHOVSE,
WITH
KOOXS, NCIIB AKZ A < o.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IX *
Fish, Cheese and Provisions,
144 North Delaware Avenue,
137 North Water Street,
„ . „ „ PHILADELPHIA.
I A.Hooxs. It S, ■*.• .l.ScnwAa
iMi.if. | y
THE GREAT CAUSE
II U XI A N °M ISKRY .
Ju*t , Published, in a Seulril Envelope
Price aix cents.
A lerturd on lh nituro. Trust maul. in.l KaJlcil
i gSviKinliun, laduu
W M.1., utn..r of ihu "(jtsrn Hook." Ac
Ttis rW rcuoißSd luthur, la Ihii s*nirbl La
tare, clearly pruvsa ftt.m hi. own axpartonck Hint tho
C4ouwuuoa. es of bell Abu*a rniy t, .jKiif,*
issri '
stsnsstasiEr' lis
This Lecture Ui pros* a bcoa u. thoaucdl
od tbouuuiia.
Sent under seel in plain urn elope. to sr.,
p " ui • i - >■ "
CHAS J. 0. KLINE Jt CO
is July" Bl0, " J " ,T • Ne " ? ork I Post Dffco l'i i. Sisi.
BUTTS HOUSE
BZTLRFPKTE. IV '
J 11. BUTTS, Pro|,'
Has first class arinmniodatii.u ;, haip
es rcaaoi.a A
IDLES*HOTEL Woodwiri P *
Stage* arriT# and depart daily