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gSis man WfitslicS perSeu fann.

SrRenb Stmaut, rsfter WitelieS Az wtrb:n plnift l..
mus tH;Hettr peritut trttmen, cetr brttiG 80 rnIt
Ghsd, ereiptdtf, pctrrbre oper hurs GrpteG, ttrta
aprCn rem rem gpylidnten ptIabIi wereei mag, Elm.
itifeg. Inter feinen lmtdRtsn wlrt st alcBa..en fpr
tinse,didte 0tlter psrdnt,ppriiib elu. 9uels6 mut
ttn gaper saeihid pstreu dui gelhtm etr peesldns,
altr, 0eturtsprt, ss5eupaTtst stiadflisuns ess ap
plttdnier. her Rame Ger percu, ~ ttrtn Gunitn be
Saat tsutiib atlhrttr lue ,lcpit aup etn aritltee
atitat wtlts ben @tiunpbtitsiutaht ansibt, unp oh
n her Ytinng ees rieruhunsss artte5 pet Nlplifan,
elHt seeiaate yericn Sar 0erltterun8 H. 8erinuGrf
eteitr Appliarn fur itelieb tat rcreen du 8tr.aR.
stn asfhdt rpereen.
Sttes sslieb fpne seriatta, ntue @itsltetsr Al, Sc.
frmmtn. mttm ce tatnrh lid icbr nAp. 8etn Brei
p,rb teannoriet, me6em nubt rtE Q eent ypthsA,psI
be8tfast II.
Vie WttbeilanAsn icGtsH an
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Sctfptcl.

alafs .a" bat 5000 minuI&s Qlitsliserr. Gin Writ.
slsh ltrtt. Die aNOiaticn ,arIt nntrbalb 40 Eager
$1,000 an biz 09tpt cber Srbcn Hrp bic ubrt3sn Ut.
etetr fddtn trnttbGlv 80 1asen . cuar uRs 10 9H.
an he al0iiaien, I'M sisls Sumrt wettr suinmadtn.
SpGte taenb sin Raltt i'm 8uttdRpe bletbtn, 10 vtr
fda ales ven ihn ttRae,ablR GeIt AT bic gNpBtdtIpn
urb en pag w,rR sur eu ntues gtttsltsS witssr sc.
fUut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11

Aintsr rem 4-l2 9dbrcn ,atlen mr. btn baIbtu
Srts,
Nraber mter 1abrtn jus qGutfrtL
Sttcr pnlther rat loo lb Stpld frtt, fur utterGts
pt6t wirh cine atriHBe State bCrttnel
aut ieeen 3lNs Uefntct It'd wenl0tUt .eiR 8cIti&
fpre0tIeer Stnmer.
SSdruima. ntt bctrrgeu ~ rtrter. tdufs man
Silete ftreIt rpm unCrjehNttsu @snerd Igtntsn btr
Dabn. Gttp 1daB,
General astn, her RrrtfCrn Central. ine
bcnNlpdrlidtr GtitHtdbn.
Hr. l2t lblmeS. Gds her Nnullrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11
Soitca Der @1itslic6fbaft.

Die RpAtR her Ritalrtt6at inS Dollars tu'm
Gnritt fur pelGe sinC pplce GeHebtr prpJ Iup etn
Dplar unb lsba Gents tet'n lcptttdue SttS Ntit8ss
hes, ven ptibeut GtbtriBt Moth se2ettn wrs. Yin
Gbldr rDa itssm 4tttgi'tHe td.t pn pe &ittDS ever
sTttn he's rtrtOrbmsN MiiisltesJ, UNI BE I'pR SsrE
iRs fhr he URIctcR hes Gmuetrns.
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Die @clSan!c9u

Gle RsttnaslCgs ttnimmN, s0f Gin Grititttu hes
@feet PettS lur rteue yit9llcsrr ClHNcbt tntn Lil
aanBslCnt btten lCa, I'M lIhilstn gsH r9ttInbitsa
8tIge1eTr iuttIaeu. Sttl;e 4rlp II IN Qaneen btr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11
9. WeSprmief,
Nr. l61a, Nprtbitr., Baltimore,

Nr. l61S, Rortbitr,, Baltimore,
Stnsrafastnen ssr ~HantatiauSS0rtratise HsEsi vi.
fosu,isn" fur ten stdat @arplant.
atrtiirt rersfn.
gjeripalter:
g.. WseAosurep,
Siion &. 2Sigbf,
yrai. star Metal 9cmp.",
~. .. Garnait, Y.
prdi. ,Stuppednt gdnf,
y. B. 6ole,
aailirer n9ant pf stsutIie"
g .. Snneomb,
Rr. S, pnsNraSe.
Sedmtc:
g. Macwgurep.
prdiipeut.
eEpn Z. aSrisbi,
WBe'Frditent
gS. Q. GarnIau,
S6dsmsifsr.
es,piS zancers,
Setreidr.
Or. 3. u. 8pbinfpn
Or. Wltr. ". @rap,
ln,Ufutunss. s.aer,e.
.-.. steenten D..
wsrssn In sttm Gsuna une IN ieeer Saet perianst unt
app!ifaonen BON seesneen perionsn FUR IplEe assn-
trtn NIT sebSrissn qmpeblmssn fsutsn an bic @eue.
iat.assntur ssr adusatpn.
y. NlcGorniid,
Sfr. l61s, Nortbitraec,
@eneral,Iscnt fur @arslans,
ftstrt rsrfsn. (Ssrts,lR)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11

SIu8mamberet unp Sitiienoc nab
eem 0Scftcn rno NforSipcftcn ocr
Screiuigtcn Staaten uDn sImerlIa
ipdrcn Belt uno Och, tpcnn Nc bie
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Gutimen! Nmtldcn!

Der tinter,strneit tat bic srpen unp beae ausratI
fleaanter 6utl,eu eisesa 6atrfats in eef Staet ~
alien yreiien serratbis aFer eme Stute brautt, pire
prttt Sa i'd aseen Baareeib pter gut inecirtt 0ebtl
fT,,Is19y 4o,u n Rossu. Rr. az. 9Th b-1duar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11

Paltppap'S &albe.
inrtaeln,dsisfsIten tss' Wasens, Der esber Hns
Gingeipciee.
Der Raeen IN her arpbe Mittelplrft, rettr bic Se-
finebeit pier 8rarfbtit tes Sptems breinHuet. Tuf
fdlehten 9straub reer Sdwddunl eur6 Grsr1e trtten
ais natur6s Splsrn 9ersauunss Rti&perssa, ptsIris
henftr Ntbem urt aEgeneine Grhafun8 Ter Rrdtn tin
Mit Rem 8ebirne In Yettineuna febene, IN hann etr
@asen ZIG aueLe ron appfrst, seihistr Ntssres6la'
eenhett, Nerrenbri6Gcreen unh uRerquttlitem Stae.
Die sebtr trtt in Hlitle'Yenl6aft uue tr,eps Vautn'
Sterun8en. StmerIen in her Seits u. l. Der Inter
lstt mad lid etrufals eurG Eerspians, Dar6fal uns
REtr bemert6. Die Sanptrirtins eieier pilen asht
auf fsn Wasen, nne Sebtr, euneen unttrltb uns Nt.
rem nsbmsn an ibrsr pisserbsItbenssn uns farsHssn
xpfe unb Sal,aua
Hno ,re Ter sewSbnlitReu unb btsartiaan auf tieen
GVniirene berrtsneen lletsl; ibnsu pirl bic Sable
reiea ent9t3tn pelte tunatf bas Gilt ausrptiet unt
pann bic Selluns ppueneet.
8oie Sene. alte SB,neen rnb @eid,,piirs.
uebel bic ptlt Sabre barinafi9 iehcn anteren Wttel
ossr Seblnfluna 8etrptt, ne unatdneer tinsen Gin.
rstbumssn esltr irdi!isen salte sewt@sn.
paatdusid,ldse,
tte Belaen etrer lhletten Blutmiihung pttr trpnt-
fter SeSen, ptrhtn eurd ole tcrlttlense 8rat ei.er
Salte ttisitist unp eius flare burdidtse SauiaGtt
psecrer;elst. Sic uberriHt ptle S6mtnt Dlittl unit
ipnae 3pietten )nrentarieu tur ibre Bdbiaeit 6in.
nsn, SStlatsrn unS anstt gsiais, ,Gnllltll.assu ~
ptrtrttttn.
Sraiien- gcfd,perben.
s, sf ns siI s s ssT .s
purte tet Ratur, teie Spna enridtin einsu 70 eats
ftitosutn Gmfue, tab Ia lem 0eunebsits 3ufanee bdt
zine rsifd,e Selierlng rintrit Nus reinen gHanien'
StpTen btreitst ne it en tres ne rtrldelites aht.
til fur dle xlaisn ron 5rausnSnlmsrn In ee.m sta'
blum hes 9sbsns unS lei alien SeiunsteItsuitGustn.
Sdniprrbpiscn nnc Hificln.
Sste Spr,r. ittes 5etcn bssr berritenter unb bart.
nad3en 2eiten wrb prlib unb i'm edn,en Spteme burd
ben 8ebrau& tisiss Grmsitunss Dittss ausaerpttet;
fsuem @sbraude paten rparme Sdbunsen spruusstben.
Seine oeillrdite wrt man uuabdubtrii anb rrHsrei.
fenp Rnten.
Betfe, SAVE unb ptlIen, fpIften n
fpl8enetn 6allene etbraubt werben;
ue,erbeirs, Sluediilber, ,Sluitsn, 0rltn @eihwulf,
9erreufuna, Brdnbpunetn, Sdmrrrbceen,
bbie Seinf, eSelenliee, lni9eprlnseuen
Sdnee, Nbeumatismus. bSfe grua
Sdlrnten, 5rplbalen, Eletttn,
brier 1ppb gti6wnrtt SiiteIn.
Sdl,fIuf, bcier sails, renerifbe @t-
ftplre 6idt, Brlbpunttn,
eHent S.sltn, Nrrecu, 9tuetnwsb.
Sauileetr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11

sssarntns - atin @i,tcl IA dttt auser bic 1rru
nSpiippaD. Rcip, 2lorf II. euncpn" iirp IN l,tem
glae res nm itee SlGe pper Sda6tel asgidetttn ST.
brauGsanwsunss DUDES ~ urtsrbeieen; teutit& isS
mat lie weun tas Sldtt aesen bas sdt bait. Cine
gute geiepnuns trbalt, rer cerdriSe ausunft siett
nddnaden pter uadaemabie priauien uns sabsi pinen
pae lie unaat iRe, enttsden.
~ 3u baben in eer 6abrtt hes prceNrrs %,pupipap,
Rr. S0 Wapeu 9are, 3epsgprf, no bel allen refpsis
tattln Npptbeern nub Arsnesparblern IN ter eanien
ttrIiirten gpelt.
aD- Rimmt mat bic arSssren Sorttr, ~ erfpart man
bGeeutenb!
80. - aureiiunaen fur patiensn bei ieter beicrhe
rem StSrura jinb eser 9idie unb Sdattsl beisefIs
or SGneier nit menen wcblbsfannten &r,ensiep
fcnnsn ibte S6duiartsn eirsulare &c. foifcnre ,use
sr So Maipsn Qaue. n. u, wensen. (Wai9.lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11

a1- De srSFts TlsrabI son aebroud,tsn WGb.
Deacineu, relte t in eiter Staet anaebofen ppIben
10 bel hNexeanep, Nr. 81, Vsrmaniir., " fnbsn.
t1s6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11

Seize geriru beiatIt SO bsim Gnritt uni s1.10 irtcS
Wal reuu elm ~ ibrer 8Iafs OebOTrusss Wtt8Itet
frbt.
din RitalIsb s'utr 8lGNt ianu nlSt CUR St,abuna
hslss DplGrS aneeprphen pertti, renE Gin Ptislitt
elmer autCTu Alare firt. Seize NGle IN urob3ius.s
uab bat turdaus ieEe gsrbnounB NIT elmer aubfrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11
J0tltcriti cb Nah WidIcjtil


traudcn entsn wir aNf teis ntucr GrGsnpN8 anf hem
Nlt Naltusn Rtbiete.
Sic SIr, 4 Stdb>NiaIdbine
fur Hcbritonttn
banf6abtn pfnin Gtrdd mn-ntnb fur tctC Nrt Ilbea
rel - rem runticn GGitrte b,s bum bidtrn Fsesr -
einAcrihtet utt nit taumppaenGN, l'nslCm plR letst
nsm 6drCu 9Ie'I gut alttltcne Gtidrn ic 1pten, I'M
Slarte rt tiGie 9iahiEeu trrstit IL grNBtr JdbI bel
Bitrttuntsl tn aat;tn NdNNe iii NtbrauIG mo Stper-
lnunn 1t MI! thncr dutretmtnb inireben.
3cuomliie.
tlhfer Waf6mR unt her 6afrr hdten Veibt Sbrt
Nr. NdtsAfdd,ine duF r6rlhttcncn Stcftn 1pm
ftwerien Gsihirrlettr unS irinGn Adiitrte une Gdi
tune bis ,unt euprltCn Septtttn pdpttre pbne he
Srnrnna su reraneern, Srllelh prehlrt uno atprhtt
une MIR fnten, has Ite df acu Stpffer circr ppl.s
fputi,ertn etd, mds,t. Sb bin Alsttsrhaneler uns
Satrtiant, babe ris Sul9er1Gt uils anteri Watmen
Sabre dns rrrtrt u crtlrt otue Sesenfer Sbre Stf.
9ldidne fur wtttaus bit beat prn datn bic mir
eetraa6t.
xSi1iam GpG,
RIttsrtdusitr unb 6abrttaat, glr.2l, edfeRr.
Gbttdae, 9l. hen 81. Sluni 1906.
Sd babe ltrt Nr. l Wathut bel rcrfntetncm SttG.
rsrt iurpGB ups 6runpLi6 rrptut ue ert are e cbrt
3ouesrn FUR stne iepr rr.rsuSitdt w d. me.
Sic atetet raid uni berantIpS unb !tiert Gin poll'
" " " .. q. suffum.
Shub unb SttSsl batrifapt
Rr. 73. 9lanppppfr., Gbsasp, 81.
Den 20. Sui 1866.
far S&Espsr, bic Id ic tenus une Id babe IN mtinem
SebGite In I Satrep cine SPtrRe MlaItineu prpbirt
ANs 5auterfsit, Gauertnr.toteit une rniGe5 &rbttp
anbt!an8t, III Nt naabntr0tfsn:
Alsisubdntlsr, -qMssl Sptel", It. Scuis. WlV.
Den Is. SaRuar 1865
8rpper & Safcr'ibe
Ndb Maiebiucu ,Sabrif,
s8s-, " ssiiiimOrs. ws.
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unterri9t.
Seatfsbe nas ensliibe S@ule.
-. .lG'sAS. Knapp

1s,, G6t Dun Sracopsy. anr cra;iae;Muep.
w mtrb son implt ystrtrn ppiilianeiger Mtas praq
Sarrlb. slaila. ~ 5sGnens nsilnlsrri@t ertbtt. 'yt
noNen IN Sral,euen unit eatelni,aeu, ,oYpis I'm Sla
t&iebsntn &lata. our peplide arpe,en m ee stbrer,
9naslltut. Sfi. Der S1ult III eint Iurn. anliot ne,
lrnpit; aua mtreen Sdultr tn xpa uns epsis senom
Pen. 3.f. s.. ss, + sa @3fi'f' n ! ~11T
Maptrt Instunft yttstit bsr y.nayal b,r snaoft =.
&naps. 9dt osn poaipauar. uub Orange .Sats.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11
I'll anbattan-
sceenieitisc
llnteritiiBunss Weleal9aft
(GppperattSe &sltef @tdpttatiIn),

Rgrtau ngldntattar @eRV'tulbdftSsl
llutcrtugunNE E.Gtitu6lfi",
Nr. 432 SrcCn'chr., Rtw. SsrF)
Dit rWautattdn.9 .9enCNtniSsiis. .llnttrfGguuas tSs.
fsaitdit" 1T tUTd Zen JTtbrei ies StSaiss p'Ger
iRscrperivt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11
SbiiIpn'S 9pppclCfcr RpGt>
bccrprS,

Gifitr ctcrt nttttriHi I'm @tftt'i tts aenitpTh,
Air'Itt;i Cdcrrm, .m @ttT1ut rrr SrfuamitGtaL
'tHtlgg ut rgariustRrr luiamif rtteIn unit ger"
!utrn surttu irt ahtilhtH gyfnrsEAca uHe ism Saf-
Ten etmvttn. GrhtR. Actn t.tHltrS I'M ftte paI
nee asNct i0r has gNaUs Unt HdhSinuutr In btTtfs
itd'i n bat,r lisl rs it'Ft tsfu' Boitfft. Gin
atefr ttt o. tiUtn Guifn Vrttcttb at Aarr rtl raif
ID ttlm dnlthrU. IN ttm 0drfN Jrght TpH eehs
Ctitn Aitt - ttutu t,'trtr dlf trn aHmTgt.- Etr-
lttt bat aHt uotru-u ycTbfNJruR'u t'utn srsstr
srdirteu lrprtir Wt rtri5,htaTt GgcynGdt Fub
rsaitutt ttEUttuTtn. TIE Vialtta uut ttf tif ans
es rtte In ictcm bGut Ndsiir taf ter fen sut ksdt.
sS4r mon Idtlt sIt Sele wrlf. Guutcrtt tabtn iea
sxsriUhi ant Rct 10 uus ,tU blu as CbTcu attmmru.
~s e. ntdt dHcn Hniotstruu1tu gsundNtB tu!Ersdru
hatt.
=. NpcatAtrbn x Ubnt,
Sr. In urt a. giIbter.I
GWe tit GRtatu far tjei' StUJt uut Csfn fsa--i
So lntdR TU tHt dt't !Nrpcidiy Nabmdidbius
3ibtu, R,tt ~ J. A.. NcSituucD = Sc. Ia Ar. II &,
=
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Aeenten

meresn In sstm Gsunts une eser Stab serlanst unt
app!ifationen BON aseisneten gerOnsn fur clSs sssn
trsn NIT sstSrssn qmpfeblmssn outsn an bic @sue.
fal. .Aaentur Der Ndpsiatien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11

Rod stn N 4tientater."- Sm SO,
iriiale Der Gdrneliter su Sajptaue in &L
ster iiarb am IL, ausuh @uiudume Spiepte
iSenrs, Or Sberii Der frani6fi@en Armee,
Gr &itter Der Gbrenllaicn, u. (. ~,
Der tstnsr,fi: tas In bsr Gslb lebte psrseih>
aete S6,ep. Mttsntat euf ben ban,dlisen Ste'
MIG eputs ybilippe pen 8fantrsIdb perubt
tatte. Gr resetirte ieitber In, srcbien 9 lenee
unp mar fur aae, bic TIN slna 0sfannt Bat
ten. periGoasu, b,s fem bspauernspertbss pe-
ben an benz bsfasten Sre ein Gnee CT,
rsihtt. .. .....t... =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-11

Yrpilituti .-gSrlb' trdart8eSprt-
ibrtue bic @roitituticn in unersm Sdnte
nud,t, sci3en bic tdsIidben YclBcrertGc au5
ben Yellbietenfn 9rpbtrcn Stdpten. &nt
tlsbelien ispoh itelnt es biermit In ct.
eouis bsitrtt ju iein, NO Sag fur Sag mrb'
rtre 9rptitutipnsbdulcr aufgcbrben perofn.
ga ei,lem rsr lssreH Spnnidsr purcsn untft
anberen aus sinen ein;isen eeraltiSen SaIe
80 5rauen,imrtr beraussetclt une IN relt'
,eiltdsn @eipabrfla senpmmen. 1rdurtse
..3eicen cer 9eitm %
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10
WARAoTH.- The St. Louis Republican,
recently, in speaking Of carpet-baggers,

WARMo1H.-The St. Louis Republican,
recently, in speaking Of carpet-baggers,
says: e
Yarmouth, Of Rolla, afterwards claim
ing tolive in st. Louis, and now fraudu.
lently elected Governor Of Louisiana by a
negro vote, was a Breckinr!de secession
Democrat in 1860, in and about Rolla,
Missouri. When federal bayonets became
plenty, Warmoth's Southern feelings
thinned out, hut he still ciaimed to be q
Democrat. Gov. Gambler commissioned
HIM Lieutenant Colonel Of the 32d Nilsson.
ri the Major of which proclaimed him d
coward. He was dismissed by Gen. Grant
at vicksbnrg for lying about him, but by
political working, was restored to his rank.
The very last election in which he claimed
the right to vote as Missourian, he work.
edagainst the Radical party, himself stand
ing at the polling place opened in his regi-
mental quarters. for taking the soldiers
vote, and>worked all day fer the opposition
ticket, which he succeeded in carrying bys
one majority. No one missed him from
ST. Louis until it was heard that one War
moth was elected by the negroes Of New
Orleans to represent them in Congress and
also that man named Warmoth was
was said to be implicated in treasury de-
falcatioas somewhere al the South. Upon
further developments It turned out TINT
this was Warmoth of Missouri.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

AZ ~
The BARGAIN CoLrAx OFFERED 70
WADE.-1he New York Herald's Wash
ington correspondent says:
The Herald's exposure Of Colfax's prop
osition to Wade has produced much SEN
sation here, and the shameless denial OF
the fact in the Radical organ Of New York
may yet lead to an investigation such as
Mr.. Broomall proposed. Wade himself
authorized the statement that Colfax had
called upon him aud suggested his resigna-
ton as President pro TEN, Of the Senate
as means Of procuring votes for impeach-
ment, or rather Of removing objections to it.
The consideration offered for this retire.
ment was to be the wiAldrawal Of Colfax
and Wilson as competitors for the Vice
Presidential nomination at Chicago, while
their rewards were to be the White House
for Coliax and the Presidency Of the SEN
ate for Wilson, ifthe game succeeded.
Now that it is certain to fail, Colfax pre-
tends 10 be very innocent. But Wade
won't let him off. and the truth Of history
viii BIZ yindicatsd.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

b. r. y
sST The st. Nicholas reached oul
landing early Monday morning with q
new Captain on deck. Captain John
c. Dowty has gone on a short rustica-
ting and business "trip to Cincinnati
In his absence the st. Nicholas is
placed in charge of T. j. Dowty one Of
her clerks. The public can with safety
rely that all will go on as usual. The
st. Nicholas departs for New Orleans
this day at noon, her usual hour.
We received from her attentive Off
GERS our usually large and select bun
die ofpapers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10
! Democratic Victory in Oregon.

The telegraph from the Pacific brings
the news Of splendid Democratic VIC
tory at the recent election in the State
of Oregon. The Democrats elected
their candidate for Congress by over
one thousand majority, and nearly all
the members of the Legislature and
county officers. Unfortunately there
is no Senatorial election next winter;
consequently the people of Oregon will
have to submit to Misrepresentation
in the Senate for several years to
come.
Two years ago the Radicals carried
the State by six hundred majesty, and
have since had control of its political
power in all its branches. The recent
election has therefore worked a COM
plete revolution, and when it is remem-
bered that the vote is a very small one
~ -
the gain is the largest proportionally.
that the Democracy has made in any
of the recent State elections. This
change in public sentiment is signifi
cant in several respects. The two
Radical Oregon Senators voted uniform
ly for tile Conviction of the President
in <lle late impeachment trial. They
have now an opportunity of learning
what their constituents think of their
course. The Radicals OF Oregon de-
clared for Grant and the Democracy
for Pendleton. The general of the
armies" may learn the relative strength
of the two Candidates on the shores Of
the Pacific. California having spoken
long ago, the Pacific States are q unit
against the revolutionary party which
has control of the government. All
the States Of the East and the West
will soon swell the column until the
"general of the armies" will have as
large odds to contend against as Gen.
Lee had in the campaign against Rich
mond.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10
The LafQurche and Bart, Able.

By reference to our advertising col
umns it will be perceived, that these
dne and noble packets have buried the
hatchet, smoked the calumet of peace
and henceforth will form q semi-week
ly line from New Orleans to Shreve-
port. The Lafourche has dropped her
old regular day of leaving the Crescent
City and fallen back on Tuesday. The
Able will cling to Saturday, which will
be her regular day of departure from
the Headquarters of the Fifth Military
District. The Lafourche will reach
here every Wednesday night and go
down every Sunday at IL NJ. The
Able will reach here every Sunday
night and go down every Thursday at
y NJ. Both packets will bring us the
mails.
This arrangement is a mutual and
friendly one and can but rebound to
the pecuniary benefit of both parties.
And we are sure the public can be but
the gamers by the change. AS we
have often said, both are fine and well
differed beats and deserve their full
share of the public patronage.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

% We infer from dispatch of May
9th, printed in the New York papers,
that the Grant Colfax tickets not very
popular in some portions oil New Eng
land The ratification meeting called
on the night of the 9th ult., in New
Haven, Conn.,, was most notifying
failure There were not two hundred
present, and those who were present
were cold as cucumbers. The Radical
Republicans took no part in the affair.
This utter lack of enthusiasm for the
Radical nominations was in q city
which cast over four thousand votes
for Hawley, the President Of the Radi-
cal National Convention, in April last.
Evidently sold No Policy" is not
likely to carry the country with a flu
rore," as expected.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

FREEMAsoSRY IN THE WoRLD.-It is es.
timated by those who ought to know, that
at present in round Numbers, there are
about 100000 Free and Accented
Masons scattered upon the face of tile
globe. Ofthis number some 250, 900 are
in England, 100000 in Scotland and so,
600 in ireland. There are about 10000
on the Continent Of Europe; 100000 in
the United States; and $4,000 in other
parts Of the world. In England there are
1000 or 1900 persons initiated every
year; and Papal allocutions and feminine
denunciatlons notwithstanding the Masonic
body is sud to be everywhere increasinss
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

70 On Monday, the Ist of June, the
negroes of Columbus, Miss, were ad-
dressed by a negro preacher, who made
a most inaammatory speech, and moth
ing but the Federal bayonets prevented
q riot from breaking out in the town.
As it was, there were several fghtsand
many more threats made. No one sras
seriously hurt, however.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

u The letter Of our Cloutierville
correspondents will be found an inter
esting one; we commend its perusal to
all our readers. We learn that the
colored orators, allnded to in his letter,
will be in Alexandria in . very few
days and are expected to remain here
long enough to give us a few speeches
they will be welcomed by all decent
white and colored people. Due notice
will be given oftlleir first appearance,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

ARRESTED AaA1S-On last Sabbath,
William B. Phillips en- route for New Or
leans on Steamer Lafourche, was arrested
on another charge Of perjury, sworn out
before Justice Wilmington, of this Ward.
He was arraigned on Monday evening
before said Justice, waived an examination
ard was held to bail for his appearance
at Court. Up to the present writing he
has been unable to procure bond, and hos
been remanded to Jail. w tgs9
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10
g All the Steamers nossinc dou.,

q All the steamers passing down,
the last few days, are loaded down
with the carpet-bag scalawags from
above on their way to New Orleans.
Mudgett and his crew passed down on
the Bart. Able. There must be some
rascality on hand or some Radical
coup do main about to be delivered.
God save and protect poor Louisiana.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

The Bart. Able, under the new ar
rangement, reached here Sunday night
and proceeded on her way to shreve-
port. She goes down tomorrow at
70 NJ. sans .faa.te. To her clerk, VIM.
Culberson, We are obliged for a pack
age Of papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

ts We are thankful to the officers
OF the regular New Orleans, and Jeffer-
son Packet Lizzie Hopkins for pack
age Of late papers. They were much
needed and came in the nick Of time
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

p Old Red has commenced to re-
cede in good earnest. No more fears
of an overflow this season. This, with
the fine prospects of good crops, must
certainly be encouraging to all.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10

~ With pleasure and cooling de-
light, we call particular attention to all
over-heated folks in these salamander
days to the short, but impressive notice
of NJ. Rosenthal & Bro.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-10


To- We have glad tidings, of good
and substantial benefit to the crops Of
Rapides, to announce to the interested
public. Sunday evening, for several
hours, we were blessed with a good
and copious shower of rain, pretty nigh
over all the Parish. The rain was Just
such one as was needed and could
not be a better one, ifcalled to exact
order. This ensures a large crop of
corn to the Parish--in fact corn may
now be said he made and only awaits
the gathering. Cane and cotton are
both in fine condition and promise as
much as can be expected. No more
signs :. talk of the catapillars.