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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-09-04
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TROUBLE ExPLAfNED.--The anti
rent troubles, which have recently
been again brought to public atten-
ton, are thus expounded by a corre-
spondent of the Journal of Com
merce:
The anti-rent troubles are owing
to the misplaced and unwise lenity
Of the late Gen. Stephen Van Rens-
selaer, of Albany. His large tracts
of land east of Albany, in the now
anti-rent districts, were divided into
farms, and leased to the farmers at
very low rents, The farmers came
to him every year with long faces
about poor crops, and asked him to
wait till next year for the rent. MIR.
Van Rensselaer, was liberal and kind,
and let the rent remain unpaid. The
next year, and for many years. the
story was just the same, and the
patron very imprudently consented
to let the debt 60 on accumulating.
He should have either made them
pay as their rents came due (like
John Jacob Astor), or he should
have given them the debt. But he
did neither; and at his death, in
January, 1889, he left all these un-
paid rents, and SO much good prop
erty, to his children, and when the
farmers were called upon to pay their
back rents Of ten, fifteen or twenty
years. standing, they said at once,
F" Your father did not require US to
pay rent, and we will not pay you."
Hence it is seen that the misplaced
lenity Of Mr.. Van Rensselaer, is tho
cause of all the anti-rent troubles in
Albany county the last twenty years.
OUTRAGEs AGAINST THE Jews.
Bucharest was, on the 30th ult., the
scene of the most disgraceful riots
and outrages. The Legislature hav-
ing passed article 2 of the Constitu-
tion, which granted to the Jews po-
litical and civil rights, a fanatical
crowd on that day, invaded the
chamber, and by intimidation OBJ
tanned the repeal of the obnoxious
article. Not satisfied with this VIC
tory, the populace threw itself upon
the newly-erected temple, a fine
building, which is quite an ornament
to the city, pillaged it, and stripped
it of all it's contents. The rioters
then marched to the synagogue,
where the sacred scrolls Of the law
We're profaned, and everything in it
demolished. The tumult lasted the
whole night, during which the terri
fed Jews had to remain shut up in
their houses in order to escape the
violence of the fanatical mob. When
the authorities at last interposed the
work of desecration and pillage had
been accomplished. The Russian
Consul was most active in his hu-
name efforts to protect the Jews who
claimed Russian nationality. The
other Consuls suggested to the ter
stricken Jewish population Off
cially to claim their protection; but
the humane offer has, from pruden-
tial consideration, been declined.--
Jevish Chronicle.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-09-04

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increased his facilities for doing business and il
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WAGONS,
CARTS AND
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-09-04

sD~ An Eastern contemporary re.
grets to learn that ga prominent citi-
zen of st. Louis, who has been drink
ing imprudeutly of the muddy water
furnished for that place, died last week
from a sand.bar in his alimsntary
canal"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-09-04

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive or
/ s.ers ior all kinds of Furniture and Cabinet
work. viii make or mend In the best manner,
aud at the lowest figures, FOR CASH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand q fine
assortment of Metallic Cases, and Ia ready to re-
ceive orders in this line OF business, which will
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
of Piper Il Bradford.
aug8 FRED. FUNkE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04


Napoleon could scale the Alps, but, alack
e-day. y % Ada't smoke.
IN Eeype 10 pretended to snoke-as he
osld ct the possible conversion to Islam
l:n--to please the Esyptisns BY adopting
their customa But he never could light
his pipe himself Il vas bic nameluke
Roustan's duty to eel Il going. II bic MAG
IT let Il 30 oct again ehascoal aud matches
were not ruinously expensive.
Aasrward, when the Psssian sotassadsr
vsosntDd tia kiaA Sssy haadssns DIP,
- ser4oUd his ro1se de aksmbsU CemsaoMt,
sU0N ami tight Il 1As Ore beiuR Applied
70 the mouth u the bowl, I'll that feaialned
~ @tAks sAs toeoeco eaeeh: but "a thc
w01 n vhesh NJ Aajesey ~ about Il, no
u06&e wSuld have Appeared from that / me
e'll doo0sday. He simply closed and
epc.se - HpA wsshoat asssisg IL lsass
.whA shs 1sssss " be Sseaaiwsd q last
There b ~ Iseaaiag lieht 70 L." $50
Constast d0@|oenoy yuntused b ebssrvs
that the emperor did net psoesed exactly in
the usual way, snd showed him the rieht
mode Of geiag v vUt ~ ths inspt
scholar still returned y his bad Imitation
Of the ct Of yawning. Tired At lest Il his
pe'sN -. ~6sassank - bldftsd ~,
do - Ut ~ poes. l ennnots
So said. % done. i ms returned to him
VIM The steam ven %. susae q . high
pfessuse rate. With doubls Psssiaa pew e
o. smoks. Scarcely had be drawn vbi6,
when the snoke vhich hs dad net know
HOY to Ct rid u. vent down his throat,
coming out again through his mouth and
eyes. A soon % be had recovered his
.reash. ~ Take II away" he gssped. "take
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He was i'll for moro than an hour efles.
ward; and be rsnosucrd forever ~ p.eas.
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good to iii up the time Of idle psople with
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
a Hopeful view.

Southern journalists do not despair, but
speak Of . prosperous future as not very
remote They wish to encourage mar ufac-
lures, but the flsst necessity is skilled 10
Dor and capital. The Richmond Wig
says:
Three or four good crops will place South.
err agriculture On staA6e iootiu relieve
Indebtedness, and leave our planters with
surplus money for Investment. In times
past the profits Of farming we're invested N
negroes and lseds. No one can noe invest
il negroes, aad few desire % ncrea1e their
landed essatss surolqs ,a,sney vili ence>
i6rward b employed IN the piocesSes pf
manufacture. In ten years We may expect
to have capital, not borrowed, nor begged.
nor brought By inmloFspts, siaher sNsrth>
srn.or Europeaa, but derived from agricul-
turs. That capital yin b. employed in e.
ta6lishing manufactures, and as irst sep
thereto in procuring skilled labor fro1
abroad. II ne had 6spitAl boN. W could
command Immigrant 1anbf "A eqn.d ,tern
the tide Of INN Gretion nom the Nossh and
Weat to the South. We can Offer better
lands and greater adysntaees than aithst Of
them, and there will one day be rush to
tie South .thas viii essse3 49, Ahet4 - yst
been made . tlse West = w - rs 3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04


All the leading Losdon newspapers cone
on, bitter against the Esnisns, and say that |
tho rebellion 10 lrelend 'must b stamped
out"
Martial Law has been proclaimed in Lin
esick city end county, ireland. ssd arrests
coatisus daily upon the remesest suspicion.
A cable dispatch from Egypt. dated Alex'
aniria, Dec. l.t, announces the arrest there
II John n. Surrast, one Of the ssssssins
President Liaeols.
There is great excitement at Liverpool.
England, over an spprehended rising Of the
Irish population Dublin is also greatly ex
cited over the numerous arrests made Of
su,psetsd Resians b. the British s0ieials.
The ssrnsinipg Fesisa psisoners ~ill Be
tiled at the January sssizes.
Milwaukee hsd el5 900 arc on Sunday
evening. A produce store and candle iac'o
tory.
4 An atbrurt vas msde on the night Of the
ID inst, to Gre he Daily Repubiied" and
The Norwegian paper Esderland. Mt La
Crosse. Wis.
An-ciu nan eve hundred years old. . la
borer. aged thisty. snd boy. eyed ele'en
wears. we're burned to death On the I'd inst
At Oil City. Pa.
The amount Of gold and coin certificates
| Z. A0g 00O
} There were eight deaths BY cholera. in
CINCINNATI, last week.
The aeeregate Of National Bank Cunen-
e nov b crsulasion 10 $500. e49.s27.
A bill 70 establish Provisional Govern
ments for The lately rebellious States Is re-
! ported to b IN preparation II Washington,
and will Be brought torwssd early in The
; session.
The Universalist Church at Newton wal
) IA edicassd last Sabbath 18th becoming cere'
] esniss.
ecancil DiuGs ia 70 haze six night pol,c'
sf6eseaftsf TO contest the groond with burg
: lars, garroters, &c.
Is The building Of the sbutmsnts and pier
= Of the now railroad bridge at Cedar Rapid
: is progressing finely.
I. TAe Hss sAys tAsss 10 deposition I
organize an ''Old Settlers Association" i
:. Washington county.
70 A bill has passed the House, by on
= blAared end aiss v twenty nine. 10 rspe'
!, the section Of the con0scation law whic
Ifall6tslshe lPstel1sas b grant amnesty
- rebels.
y he Episcopal Church At n. Dodge b
on been atted up in ans style. An ryan hi
hs b.en purchGssd e. eost 81 $500, and
10 geaa chair has- bsss secured.
70 The Alabama Legislature has rejected
10 bill comforting Tho right Of ssGrsge upc
nd negroes Who c6n Rad and write and upe
ny tAsss worth $50.
A bill has been introduced By
~ Schsuek u shsngs the time Of the msetia
p Of Cone,sss 70 the 4th Of March. the seeor
= Tdesdsy h November, and the fsst Aondl
= y January in each ysas. and to abol''
- constructive msesg~. Il was made spec
m ial order for Thursday.
" The Dallas Cazet1s mentions the disco
% ery Of . ven0 cosl in Re1nsld which
y" three fset thick and produces coal - go'
}" - ~, II ~ Gsaae. TIE owner psopos
'"' TO work il 90 a to furnish Osllas, 0u,h'
IN and Adair Counties with Ill the coal III
~ need.
u'- The condemned Renians il Canada ha
- 49,. 49,. -. i:...:
- s'SW sssos' 49,
md .c., :. .-u,.-, F'.
=" the British Queen viii interfere to rcprie
~ them before the day appointed for their
re- ccution, December 18Th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

The Paris correspondent Of the Etening
Post. writing on the 9th instant, says;
"On Monday at noon went, in common
with many other Americans. 10 attend the
funeral services Of young American. Col
w. X. Covle. late Juds. aa'"s"'> :" R.~s
lucky, who was wounded during the war
At the bloody hattie OF Pea Ridge, and who
came here 10 die He came out in the
steamship Vile do Paris, and his body will
return in her. \ good Samaritan, in the
trueSt gospel sense OF the term, Mr.. George
Partridge, encountered HIM casually ON
board the weasel, saw mis- suffering state,
took him home 10 his own house, where
he and his exceientswife cared for him with
oriental .indnvss, till he died, less thnn 25
years Of age. II wss simple bUt solemn
scene. his fuaeral service. A Few Ameri-
cans, including our Minister, Mr.. Bigelow,
who forge,s no duty Of sympathy and kind
ness-werc present. The coffin was draped
in the starry banner for which he had
fought. aud for which he finally lost his lie.
Beside il sat his faithful black servant.
Dick-almost the only mourner who had
known him as . friend. The Rev. Mr..
Lahsom read the burial service and made .
Ssw tsoehing remarks; hymn Vas sung
"Jesoo, Savior Of my soul," and the cere-
0eny Was over His remains were boxed
up then, to b sent TO his friends, whose
sorrowa wo) - somewhat mitigated, By
Knowing that ~ country men in . forsioe
land tended him while he lived, and did net
forget his services and relations when he
died y ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

The liale ssa Of Jsrons Thomas, Of
Prairie d CHIN. ~ killed last week.
While playing bali ~ eSsi6esAally slruek
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

Ime WRUe19 Oh A000o eb00euO0.
Those Who know With what intr~pid,ty
and jadgmsnt Gov. Ssy mour acted in he
outbseak Of the riot in New York in 1868,
who knows how grossly and persistcntly
he Was misrepresenttd. will not be surpri,.
ed at the incident related BY . New York
correspondent ofthe Springfield Republican:
Speaking Of politics reminds ne Of an
incident Of the riots Of 1868, related TO me
by IN eyewitness. Yoo semombee Tie
Tribune Office had been thssatened and ~
defended by armed aea. The allesnoen
that Gov. Seymour addssaesd IL mob from
the steps Of the Astor Hense. one Of the
defenders Of the 7ribmse. dad shot. stood
in the editorial room Wisdew with tele
sccpic rife aimed q Seymesr's heed. IT
the interruptions demagogus had said any.
thing to excite the mob, the intention OF
the rfie0an we 70 sheot him dead on the
spot, end he would have done Il beyond
question. Fortunately for Seymour he
sought only 20 conciiiate the insurgents,
and so escaped with his life. 1t Is MOI
probable the crafty politician ever knew
how near no came 10 having ball lodged
in his skull end 4 may be that his good ge-
MUS slapped between him and his natural
disposition ON that memorable and mclan-
o00DY DAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

Nip the EVIL In the Bud.
:. - Dr. ,W11lTTlER.
lee 9Osan Clark kses Chaoowo. mn.

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