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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21

7. B. BODLEY & Co..
No. o Ptrdiio Street, adjoining
the Masonic llal!.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
JAMES f. Urz. Agent Alexandria, La.
PORTABLE AxD STATIONARY
STEAM ENGIN ES.
Circular Saw Mills, G,,n Mills, Ca,,
ton Screws, Cotton Presses, Hand
and Power. Circular Saw n is, 4
Mul,y and C,o s.'nt Saws.
ALL KINDS Or
plantation Machinery and Agricultu.
raj lmllrm hts,
Mood Working machinery aud Floor.
ing Machines, Shaf Ing, Belt.
ing and Pnlicts
teaa. and Mater PIPES aud Fittings,
Saw Gn,nnmrs and Files,
Pumps. etc, etc.
Having {. nM.ction with Fnnndric,
md Machine shops. in The N.r,I
vest, W.. are I,relarrd to contract f.,
ny class Of Machinery, frr sI,pe,l.s
i,liypiy, u,mn the n.ost iavarabl,
.rms. Fr.m long expert ii. til,
Machinery business Of New q lean.
nd The South west, weknow what j,
eedr,l, and will always be prepare'
+, supply i.
H..ving facilities through c6nncc.
'oo, with the hanse Of J. T. MANIC,
| 4 Co. Cotton Factors, M. l2s
iravicr street, New Orleans, for dis
losing Ut CM,oh or other produce, ~,
The hest terms the market atfnd, |
| ,a.,ies car, ship produce to .ial
,onsc. when ordering anything iaou
,nr, and their orders viii receive 8,
'romlt attention rs il they sent u.
ash direct.
: full supply Of CANE CARTS. PlAs
rArloY NAGoSs and 'IlNBER WHEELS
/ oa, the factory Of Joshua B,d.cy
| Wheeling, Virginia, constantly d
lald.
TH0S. b B0nLEY & co.
No. . Pcrli,lu Street, !
4 Z New Orleans, L,
/ )ci. o. 1865.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21
~ 'lt9FEV3I I1iftWts n n,
WIGS WNS0RIAL SAL00Nsae
SHAVING, HAZE DRESSIN (; AND
al si.s,. sH AMPOoNlNG! = !, g, -. .

TIE pnb'ic are informed thai ihis isvssL
tie Saloon has been removed tothe ,s,o1e
ID ICE no sE il al, EI.re i,
II the basement Story, where the PppH.
eior VII always be found Oh badI and rsdy
10 attend i, his friends and customers. 'aoe
S Give him, = cali and yo'ul VI viii leave biz
saloon y ct rival to Count D0fsay AN. lAsl
Beaux Hickman. $40 sob h ~ .iss1ei
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21

NEW STORE!
NEW G00Ds,
AND
AT OLD PBlC.E|'S' Is
4 II EY NJ \ N
FnoSr STREET, One Door Move
S. K. JHNsoN
! have now in Store the largest
md best assortment Of
DRY GOODS
10 lie found in Alexandria, all Of
which / offer a, tie lowest prices.
A fine assortment of
Gentlemens'
Furnishing
ga,
''"S'
Cl''t''Hg.
Boots,
Shoes,
Groceries.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21

Oliver Lodge 10. 81 f. s. 4. nj,
THE regular meetings If ttia Lodge are
held in their Lodge room oeer II. &, Hyn-
son's store, ea He first and tliirl Saturday
CT every nsiiti. /,
THOMAS CLEMENTS, w. ".
j. NJ. BARRETT. Secretary.
Feb, 7, &c, 6m,
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F. VAN BENTHUYSEN & CO,

F. VAN BENTHUYSEN 4 co,
I2I Canal Street,
New orleanSz
Respectfully solicit an rSa,l'''n'l y 0
their ;ares stock OF FANCY and sTAfLE
DRY GOO DS,
which exceeds, in extent and variety. any
u,,er assortment to he found IN New of'
leans. al Of which is sod for Cash oi''y-hy
the package, piece, Or at rt,ai'-at .xr'e'''
ing'y low prices Tile facilities this h"'st
ave. il beng re, resented in ali the Mani
featuring markets. by cash buyers. suah'
them 10 keep their assortment fully M IA
the d maids If the market. and to PACE
their goods at such prices US will meet tie
views Of buyers
+. VAN 3ENrurysrS & Co.
III Cural Street,
Onp 81 e Clay Statue
January Eth, lS66. ly.
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n
/ Have re-orened in this city an ioilice fsei
'hp Purchase. SAFE. or renting Of iIoSaes
md Is,ts, Plantations, iininlproyed lavds,'
&c. Orders for the Survey and s,ublisisioh,
1T Plan,a :io',s and Maps. thereof, atteatlsd
70 promptly aid in 4 satisfactory ,nsnner..i
M ex,HIiehce III twenty I've years ,ini the
LAID lDppa. tments 1T the Sta,e oi the Geaidrs
,artncr 81 the tirm qualities him to iurnish'
he most neitble information inithis branch
{ aue business l19sfii Q6l .saiihg sr9u
The services ct ~ experienced andin6u.
'ntai Attorney IN Washington City hive
',ren secured III attend totte settlements t,
all alma insshe departments there. that
aay} be entrusted tn tie 8rlhs rs,iis.,,.a
D,cemb.r6 6. 3,n. iii s.i.is a.it 5,.;;ii,,,s,s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-21

DISTRICT COURT-rARiSH OF RA.
flDES. Il
Mrs. Eliza N. CAan,z, ss.s A. Cockerile-
No Ill. ~ BIZ,
BY VIRTUE Of a writ of,se'znre aud
sale issued ire j, the Nia,h .Jnd cia! D;stric
u and fur III Pars.,of Raples. md dHec,
ell TO the Sheriff thereof IN tile I'd " en-.
ell sui, sha seiFat The C,u Ilou {
.'or in he tnwn of 4 exandria. Oh
SATURDAY, the 3d.,iay of March. 1866,
tie t,hlowing dssc.ibsl pronrty. IL wit
4 re tain trac. or parcel Of En-, i st.la,et,
l,iug md being IN the Parish Of Rapilrs.
on The North side Of RID River EUR ME.
Nh we A5exandt'a. containing One Hundred
md Eyity acres mere Of less, bonli.l,d
,aove by lands Of Il. ~wil!y br.ow By land
/ II Esiatrot +. K. Croshy,s and in tue rei,l
by ands hp'olsIng to the Estate Of PIT
Hickman. u
Seized in the ab,ve silt to satisfy saiS
writ, AID the Vendors lien aid privilege
and d casts. IS
TEgMs:-CAsIl, with The benefit. Q
trpraisep "A. sE
j. RUTH N!LII ANS. S,,erilF.
Sherif's Uilie. JNl 3ls,. 1865. tiit.
jsnal-,,is Printers F,v. SIS 90. 9
, 1866-08-03
% Re,1t=5tores s. DMrcs.

ITO RENT-La1gc store, suitable for
wholesale grocery h1A.ness. Apply to GEO ".
KING d co.. ~ RivcE-+t. r3l6
ITO RENT-A very desirable Office on
second floor, Mccormick Building, Rooms Nos. 5
aud O. Apply At cCormlcks Reaper Factory 10 c. 1.
SPRING, 0A4 rl8t
, 1866-08-03
A QuADKUPLE VILLAIN.
Examination on Numerous Charges
psl1oft PILED OH Osa4,

a tcw days ago, VIC reported the circumstances
OF tho arrest and examination In The Police Cour1
Of young T1flni, named Thomss Lynch, ot,as
CHARLES Holmes. who attempted to earotc aud
rob- drunken man On tho corner Of Indiana and
1asal1c stsccis, abont three o'clock on Monday
morning. He wns committed fur trial In dcranit
OF $Su0 bail 10 n,ratl t,in1 In thr Recorders Court
This &aue FELLOW was yesterday forenoon, again
placed III the duck, to answcf to tlltcc other
eha,crF. a,1 Of serious nature, which had been
There can 1,c no her!atton in rrlting down this
Lynch ns t'nr OF tho n1oet nnr,stLgatcd reoun.
l1e1s IN thr ca.y. sspahls of ccnI''stins almost
wticl, VA. yesterday preferred was OF Kind that
cannct lie rartisn1artzc, further than to say that
The hail war nxed a. $5s for h's appearance 10 an-
iIo was mex. accused Of having asssuttca Henry
lam. WIN resides 1T No. I'll Sorth avcuuc, viii
deadly wcnpon. and another bond Of &oJ ,rn, re-
Is l*aisclla Nicrccn. Who Ic,lrs on ,lIli's sosd,
inst hcyoud thc St'rahern Limits Of lts city. Sho
1tatcd lint Oh last Sunday night, lynch md three
her money. She denied lint she had any, where.
upon tho cowatdly rconnasc1 rclx.d tct By Tho
ta.roat' anng tsr upon thu Goot aud placed h!s
uncomfortable Pleasure, Mss. Mcsccu sa.red
oul e him liza, Tug wonld ,satsonao1
10 fitc. ad sSc handed bin @ y do1isrs which s
sic had managed, with much lard labor, 10 Save
lie md i'is companions then took their departure,
aud nd snc was left to Esieye over thG loss 1t her
vas placed uEdct bonds Of Z, 500 for his appear
anec before The Recorder.
i to lc Presumed that thss accumulation Of
psissng young man TIL snch lime aa II sball be
iuadc The dnty Of sheriff Nelson 10 escort hin, 10
Joliet. where The next ten or attcen years Of his
tho s,ate) manner, it Is TO Be hoped. Than the
twenty that have passed over hts head already.
, 1866-08-03

publican organization, but when con-
yrntion called In his interest, required
the endorsement Of such Copperhead as
Senator Hendricks, who, tlronzhout the
whole war, never raised bis VI Ice nor his
arm for Ills country, we felt THAT II was
time for true men to pause and examine
the grounds wlscrenpon they stood.
Even now, with all the accumulated and
accumu1atfng evidence of his shame, there
arc some who Will not believe In bls dishon.
Or, but arc hoping agatnst hope that be
has not deserted Ills party, I'VE confess
that for ourselves We have abandoned all
faith In Andy Johnson. The evidences Of
his crime against loya!ty-for crime it is
-are multiplying on every hand. aud the up.
proaching Convention at Philndclph1a Is to
furnish the key note Of crusade against the
Ito 1i{s: TIE sharsetsr Of TA'asa tse deis. n1s
South, the Copperhcad endorse
mcnt Of the original call, indicated the drift
Of affairs. Other complications, even more
serious than this, are forming, and a1l tho
signs Of the times are full Of almonltiou to
ercry lover Of his country, In and out Of
Congress. to stand BY his guns. There Is not
single johnson man 10 this county oi
Republican antccedcnts, and but few In the
State, who will follow the President Into the
camp Of the cnemr.''
, 1866-08-03
EXTENSIVE FIRE,
Still Another Con{agratlon on
South Water Strect..-DnmaSc
SG3,O00---L0sses and :
Insurance.

south Waller street appears to be the farorate
spot OF all tue city for great fires. 1t L. The head
Quartcrs Of the fcnd. He si.Its II periodically
shout once 4 month, and the traces OF bis mid.
night rcvels still risiblc In many Of the largs
warehouses. Insurance men tscmbsc when IN
alarn, il sounded for ihat quarter and those c1u-
gems who love 10 look upon brilliant spectacle
tnrn out br !houfand.. besrg well assured that II
ai aaotaes 81 broke on.
III thss tasosllc haunt yesterday ua9rntnE. nyolx'
Ing an !e,te ioss of rrcps{ nnt a1s ,a ns9 alarm
merit prepared themselves at once for tongh work.
Tho scene Of .hc A. w. n,h II PFC iaeaory q Hart
A.ten ce ~ "a sSnn Seen ste sal nnd
10. from ihr ssme caHec, three times within year.
Tlc flames "e:c tirst discovered Fl The rear 81 The
pc.ed ] 6 hive bern set on frc 5y % some malicious
person, from tho fact that no nsc hsd becn k.nd!cd
u The premises for three days prior io The cveut
which IL iocated OF ihe Third floor, while ths
smoke was frst perceived Issuing fronl The win
dows Of The nttl fcor. The rtorr mas locked up
4 ~ - m.s ss ~ Ma; to
havc entered lto place from That honr. Probably
some one clccted nh entrance secretly dnr'n: tho
fst gsss e 'h's s'n'a.''''s material 'A''"sA 'p'
The Ilatncs went up through tllc lIa.chways, aud
very scon pvrmencd the cntiIc hull.!ine from ,oof
to bnktnnht The hlhze WIS tcsrlslc-a sublime
i'ass,ss NUT d.sriy sa!ere.frii. Ths afen,cn had
at y = isaf M As en ee e sa e
rtnac timr trfurc lhrir ctpft. hcgau to sel Mean.
willie The fire sFns trliinE III MI unistakhhlo mali
nrr u|n every cosnbukbe su- lnllcc III Tic rrcsii
fts. nt thc Gan,tn Wcte streaming last nnd fufls
ous aut 9f every windaw: =. ~.
srats Fs,, S " 1sl srocefg ri u "a
rsme fatr a. n nrteli'otr. bui by lnt u t.arsl
department. i waa ,fryrntc frntn spreading 10
far: What tlc ltt in!ss1l. 1io.veret, tl,e sE1oke
, 1866-08-03

A correspondent Of the New York 7rt6unt
vigorously denies the truth Of the published
reports OF the Reading meeting, to the effect
that 1t was monster gathering. Al the
Union papers in the vicinity sustain this cor
rection. The Reading Journal quotes the les-
patches which made 1t a monster meeting.
and erected eight stands for speakers, and
says:
Let It bc understood abroad that the late
Reading Convention was very decided fail
11rc. There has not been county mass
meeting In Reading for many years where
the turnout from the rural districts Of Bcrks
was so meaErc. The masses of our people
wcrc not out-the Cops. say on account Of
the harycst-bnt the true reason is that the
Democracy Of Bcsks don't believe in Andy
Johnson
The statement that "dclcgates were pres
ent from all parts Of the State except the e1-
trcmc Wcst,' Is lie No. 2, The neighborins
counties only were represented. Beyond
this there was only bakers dozen Of lead
inE politicians.
Instead Of ''eight stands for speakers" !"
there were only tsep, and but one ofihem was
occupied. There Is scarcely county In the
State that could not have turned out bigger
Republican crowd.
, 1866-08-03

AtatettAe1.t hy a Member Of the Cnatv ell.
tRUt1t

AtatetiAeN by a H1TtMhef ol 9he UdnSets-
tion'
:11Ie following lestajch 10 ihc Cincinnati
f,uutuer,.f,i, .,trps h.1,tlttn,nt hattirutsta nr
H., ,,,assn,,.,, ~ Nu.~ ft.ta.,,,. -
s"' n'"eeae'e ut 'e" ti.s"nn: t,t t1s.: .,,,. IT,.
.xt,,, II II n tuhLEhnss WV ~.
u,i,r|.,,ss III. s % '..,i..1 % .. Iun
III svn' n''u'viy nt"' ~ ues1nteSa tEtstetunnI.
s.,,s nas HvM,nSu .n,i atM !MIasMheMn ~ iins i une
t"nEM ts M .hG, II na,a,a,,a @ ~, a,ns WIZ
titn tti',., .,.Ir.ai.ni, ~. II H. M''tfiieheSh.f T.. fe
,t,n., snsn ,t,'1,..d III III ,sna IN x,, IN a1 M"f
ssnE IL ,e,,if WI XIII III s..a ;s.fiaah
H'hs TX H. y. .'nr,t a.Iv Nj trni. ~ eH finu,t
T. ' IL. "as nu ur'en ,"n "s.i 't"sss' any t"t""9hR
u tss ssti"! r., ill., """ Wr Harlan had hosn shat
whiia sn,tin,t ' i,at< % n tr. a' ,.n', "rt.ri
IL iu,u.t =, ','T ia H. .,S ~ liz liz .tuirH v"ra
u ot "n,, -. ,t, ~ +" XII san ...s ,i,
y ,iu ,.i''Ssn % o,M,,, i; ,rs r,m1A ",t .t,r,a,'
.l,r H." rrnilrd NJ w." intr"a ~ lii v,",
iii nn t,t,, ~. rois.h liz ..t,, IN ~ lila ,,n
/ rt,,hrG osiie n n ,,niic,m,nn ,,,,m stn"a nnar
tl,s .inirs. AND iws.,.rd htm 70 tnE,
ma nrisnner' lint nv 1ii,. mfri,t h.,
knvra. liz 1nnie IN ren1y tlut r..
member of. hut n,,njIctf me frorn
tho inntljnE and iorcci me fo ,lcarcnd thc
stairs alone. Al the bottom. I wins cnco,n-
fcr,1 IL. t,rn cItignna Win oftnckI NJ. viii,
t},;r 9s,s TrnEa frn,n tnn,, ~, ~. sa 49,
nnlircman on thn noycmrnt md hce~nd In,
r. ,,rntnot mn ~, Enmctn, ,no IT., ,riti.
~. ra,.sf.nr r;s1n~ eu,, e '"u e.1,,,,,a.i VII
tat ccnsn,ons ~, tc,r.r, nnnii,o e.n%nuu ..o,,na
49, ,,.i'a,,, 'M .a-- T., ~, na.,ts ~
stsnc, cn11inr on %fm ia ta,o ne II la tas Nv
plled by 1 1aisinr his his revolver re- % md md taSinr
ani;hcrnio ni1n a. mn hi 1r1,icf r. M,
, 1866-08-03
Hrs. Gordon and the Proposed Prosccus
lion OF Gov. Eyre.

The following are the letters from Mrs.
Gordon. referred to In foreign dispatches:
REoEs7'a PARE, July >, 1865.
-, MT DEAR Stn-Ihe pablt.hcd resolutions Of
prosecution Of Mr. Eyre, and III. c. Buttons
letter dep1e:atng sueh course, appear 70 me- to
p1f m % es he
grateful to the Eindf + frieads Who ma manifest
sgSh ;; /, sincere sympathy for me Il ny deep
% memo1y Of IN my deas hnsSand. t. IN s any otaer er h
Cunstanees should desire to be guided BY their
counsel but IN the present case solicit permia.
trust viii not be- oisregafaed. / shriak tron, she
ebl:s5 es sG' n,nRaa 9 RShs sa ssd In pEya1s s
~ vsfRe:i asssse + 'o follow Els ssample, and
ss,}n iss} thst Il hs1mo2 r. doing gb thts 1 an only
prccepts Of the piyinc Master, whose mlthfns SER
snnt be was. While yielding Up my heart IN era.
titndc for ,he grace which has been ,oashsafea to
gricrous aQiiction, l Ieave Mt. Eyre and thoec
Who have aided him il his cruel proceedings, III
be t h;n 1on ct 10 Hin ap SS E5sh neMh ss Il i'll
aeey yHa sg ndss ees an ny dear Ms 5ea5s very
40 Avenue Roam, July H. 1866.
my Deas Sir: II. ny letter to y6u Of tho ID
has placed thc Jamaica Comn1itsec III any cmbar-
rassHcns, ehall regret tho circumstance. Ny Oh
not becoming lhe prosecutor In this case, and
feel that 70 that resolution mus, adhere. IT. how
ever, the jamaica Committee consider 1t adyisa.
bic, on the grounds Of the public interests and
rnb3ie 5ns'icr. md especially will. reference TO
ihe future. security Of the black race, to
principles, 20 outraged by Mr. Eyre and his coal-
ju.ors. do moi see how eau In any way intcrfere.
As many Of ny friends ate undcr the Impression
that ! intend to prosccnte Mr.. Eyre. and arc
painrd that should have such thoughts. ! think
II desirable that this letter and my former one
should be Published. With every Sentiment or
gratitude, an, my dear sir, yonss very sincerely,
n. GouD0H.
t.l, A. CuANynnyrou- Esnn
, 1866-08-03
Terrible TEaEtdy-A Negro C,mnflta a
Horrible Crfmcs and Meets q Speedy
Fuf1lx1lu1Cut,

From the linncns {Mo.) Union, July aGl
On Tuesday last terrible tragedy WAS en-
acted in our usually quiet town, the like of
which We haye never before been called upon
to record, and similar one NC hope mover
to witness again.
On tue evening previous word came to
town that a little white girl, d daughter of
Mr. Stntsmau, had been Eavished By negro.
The girl Is staying at the house Of Mrs, Cas-
only ten or eleven years Of age. She WAS
cd BY the brutal fellow in attempt
ing to accomplish his hc1lish purpose.
On Tues1ay morning q negro named Henry
Thomas, or Tennessee Bill, was arrested on
suspicion as being the f1cndlse pcrpetrator Of
the crime. lie denied the crime yehenaently,
OF having been out of wn in that direction.
To give him as fair show as possible he
was placed On bench with eight OF ten
other negroes, and when the little girl was
brought to face them, she instantly and
without tho least hesitation pointed at the
party. This was conclusive and satisfactory
evidence of his guilt, and wouldshave tusti-
fed airy Jury In the land In consignlng him
tothc Callows.
Tho nrgro was placed under guard to avnit
tho arrival Of Mr. StNtsu,an, who WAS at
work In a dIstaut part Of tho county, and
give him the privilege of administering sum-
mary Justice TO the miserable wretch. At
two o'clock Mr.. s. had not arrived,
md III thu meantime the negro having made
full confession Of his horrible crime, It was
dccmcd utadvisablc to longer defer the in
Fiction of n punishment which he SO richly
deserved. The negro was marched TO thc
grove just east Of town. rope was properly
, 1866-08-03
AMUSEMENT

NcyscKEhs TnEArnr.-Nis Majesty King 1las-
OLD of lc Hra, nul tl,c char ming Dsnda, continue
trlr little trtn&on In the foregoing @attludcs with
great acceptance, while the fntmitnl1e Enoto,
fscrx!ug Ia thu Cnclan!less and then freezing Ills
osn proper fs~rh md blood mnidcn by way Of
prflsnct remains an r1Au<tlcts rotfce Of nrfrf.
ins1t. 1c pnCufs,i.y nf .sG Leg Witsl' T. not yet
Hh9fc fnnEer.
IN tws aeis eated o E cneH ' e
wat psesrnted * ts,s Murcxs: i WAS te!!owed ~
popular. bnt torncWl!st oserdinwu, personn!ion II
md nash cxss'ivn. ea.s..a!amvns. fo.nlsat ic
7bo iatest arrival. among The csrlo,,l!cr al tho
Museun, ste Attracting m utg.na sl,a.a n aen
notily ot an attrnli." loos. Ihe bosines nre !tIr
mus; t.ott"ut 4 vel ,s, y s ;p"sa hsatt '.as
tuur thousand ptl.t.t< pocf'. willis. lhu s!rgulat
laanl{ Of ths sl!rep; Mh.el' zach wslAt !a ~
SS; su i ,sG nsse ss"r'1 e1 .,a 1 cS ~ W. sa,s. H.
lnestui ijese ublc flrtlmtna see!' !n hare guile
ss sa ~ @ h, e' ~ M possss ss s Il ~ l. ts,e Maiss
tsusS liis !!ss Scsst y%iis !s iasst!fi!ss
ttyeIe "ae on eslltlIt9a J. stl 'v euntsy tnl,er
Ialse itni'.esp1,n u lnsly ,ta'ler wehen,,1
;.a @ s'fslf % s in t' s1's;s s s' H. e.io, %S s'a w
itt.hi1uhd etr.r uit.. I" ~ mid sfsit tese suts
dlhtia ;sllt"t Atlsl gsrll: ,
II y tf; .s'y |!sy # is & + s'f ~ \ 81:
r,s ," , If ;si si'r 1 is' e H. r.. ss 1 q
iI,u'l,'s w IL ahi Eu "N,' ~ mn NJ MHsaNin
;sa " " sys MI, % ssH u, as iHt ~,
, 1866-08-03
FENIAXISM REVIVED.
Addre*s Of Head Centre Stephens to tho
FcIiRnH OF F4Arucrtc0-IIc WARNS Them
10 beware OF pOltticlnus-Auother
GstnEd tNntk nemnndHd AZ

Addrets Of Head Centre Stephens to tho
FcniRnH OF FAmcrtcA-I1c Warns Them
to Bc<yurc OF PolfticlnnsAuother
GRIND Talk Demanded, DC.
FEStAs BROTHERHOOD C1NrnAL Orr1cE,
July 20, 1906.
Hilary branch OF the actual home organisation, aud
subordinate 10 thst organization, lad and has for
IL ol3cet and duty dltct assistance 10 irrland.
and sole Legitimate aim, the Fcnian Bro,hrshood
VIII .'c u scrr1ce TO our cause; bnt 1t must be
pas. aad sG h @ r. a
ths trnth Trne, when applied 10 any period of thc
ofse ana Foe the ay ss Me
MIucn. and Inevitable: On tGts ;iiai ro5n! 1T no
aims IN simulated skcptcist,. We dght for frec-
longer question Of y bsttlo Of ais:olatloa.'. i
sianecs ! solemn md e1ariaus Sd duty Dc.
sSs'e' NJ ,op On n15ys yea u,ai M h 9S aay ssS ssS
being every day more and more con, Ineed That
So arc moi 9ng Wiling nns determined 70
duty and ireland. The ssfaigh course ia oar case
on It+h soil: Yoa will not look lot aid 10 Any
Government tiai wc At home are up in aru,s. Even
tnen yoH Will expect no n10tr from any GnFrfn-
neHt than recognition Al hull!srrcnt. This wilt
hc amply snfiieisnt fo. onr purposes, and this.
corded. Could Republican Ame1'ca, % ,Iesa ioE
a., The Mo,ta;, ss.a.say nS. Ard W' ooG tor
:sta!es: But. It you h9ld yonrsrf independent q
sasfaa M H., tof @ ,as ,Pe,itisian: Yoa Fl ~, II.
experience. Therefore, I need NOT warn
tou agafntt those who, In the name Of this
party or that> and OH tie strength OF cloudy
promises, would gain yonr :o;cs M los the coming
Yon sre;no. blind now and so when man u
present Moscnen: for her freedom becomes sud-
1Gnly enamo.ed of our can<e you can fally eEti-
mate bis sincerity: Our work is for ireland, and
would free The 1rtkh he4rt- Give him your. sup
ror1 and he slabs your conntry. The Fenlsn
Bsptherhood recognizes no party, and mus: be
o1pectt, that no true patrot that no member Of the
Fenian Brotherhood, sill lend himself officially.
or allow himself to be officially used, by any pol
itcian party this continent. It l. my duty to
atd that any officer who 20 lnwers himself or who
wonld sry to lever The dignity or effectiveness Of
our order. shall be At once removed from otllec.
, 1866-08-03
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT nlAnKET REPORT.


tepce!. pcsrs,eh to tho Western Aasoelaed rrcs*1
Nxw yosk, August2 :.
xoSxT.
The money mnskct continues nbundautly supplied
with money, mud The demana s readily met at sess per
rtnt. with exceptional transsct:ons At pcs ecnt.
lrnlt discounts range ftonk OK ~ The market fur
Exchange Ia dull and declining. 1ankess* bill: nru
quoted ut i9aa !6h.
notp.
T'r eoll rnnrkot rlnse at tIs. Te two extrtmos Of
the day wcru it7NRiSH. Cash ro1A Ionnul ut
lsa pcr cent, but towards ths Gloss could be bus.
rewci dat.
uoyxnxxRxrs.
Tic Government securities xcre hsm th!a Aftrrnoun
at ths advance Ut the uee.lng xlth tAis 1.altcsa
1hr hlIowlnE wtre Tie rloalns prreat o-e1 s,uroil4,
tsFn, tN,fa16sk, lDIu coupons s9esYgXt July 7Srs
1nt4ce10ik.
tyr understand that the sccittasy nj tlc Treasury as
decided u atUp lie rousetsIvs urthe $50 nutts tHtu
t2os VI 1BeS tste fus lie npes fnlllbs Iue August
18Th, 1sea.
TIT aoek market mas htmer al he last nrer l,onty
will fhlr deinnl hr the leaLln4 Btucka. After the
call tltfe Was considerable atattlf IL ths iuht tou
heatlf uh 10 Thu highest itoni III The hf. ulu tettA
tast4 took satt uw afs. al svhl ii 9,Y. ftie tfls
is* to Lie utesh.etl Id aid Ut 1s i'atihu iaiIfuat
Afe teyvitstbs tstutl,ps With ltstttes.
fktkt,hktA AMI AiAiht, eftefs,
At The hfleftiutil R.Af,i tlfs petroleum slotA. ~eFu
4rt Aal eIpaif. Tlie ttitNlia s.k4 Mefe EptptxltT
tM nil alaAdy. Tlsnfe IA ale ReiiEtty III flDHnie
ttllts FefuHi siW HI, sHhRi tUAF1=f3elies1lf fIi,
III sh#fea NJ fi 'i nj iii sI III III fj l ~ si 7e}
100 fy Al it'll 40 siAFea ll0ls GFpek hl 7i llg do
United kAlEs VI H., AjGH blt1GfS=3Al stAFpS smith
, 1866-08-03
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Indiana,

Hon. J. Il. Purdue, Of lafayette, has an-
nounced hImselfas an independent candidate
for Congress in the Eighth District. Mr.
Purdue Is man of large wealth, aud Us
starting point In the race for Congress,
bonght the lafayette Journal on the liberal
basls Of forty thousand dollars, and that
paper, Of course, endorses bis sclf:nomina-
tion. Hon. Godlovc s. Orth Is the present
representative from that district, and will no
doubt secure q denomination from the Union
Convention. He will beat Purdue.
ia 1e nostmasict seI o. 1ne aaaEet'e Seno carsr
If hfs paper that the call for the Philadelphia
Convention "has never disgraced the col
umns Of the Courier, much less received the
endorsement OF fts editor. We had adhered
onE as ne eoud do 20 ais iSs ks 10