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NEOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY

MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
offer for sale nv FARM, HBEAUREGARD,"
situated mile i'I and half from the White sulphur
Springs, in Greenbrier county, West rirEinia: IL
contains nearly NINE II HUNDRED ACkES, one
half of il Is in line forest, full Of ENCEilEhI
TIMBER. A part OF the meadow has been In
grass for about eighty years. The whole farm Is
to the White sulphur Springs gives it tile advan-
tarc of market ut its very door.
This farm is " ELL WATERED: Indeed, It has as
I'm copious springs the almost exclusive supply Q1
water for the White Sulphur and the considerable
town that must grow up there upon the c0inpic-
ton of the Chesapeake and ONTO railroad 10 Tue
OHIO river in the summer Of II.
1t has Il commanding interest on account OF us
fine adaptation to purposes OF heaith ana recre no
Of the most health:u, Localities IN the FlrElnla
mountains 1t has d fine bath and supcrabtn-
dance Of water for many more. rms water mas
full stmulant OF the skin and great lnVlg razor
Of the system. There are besides, one Of the bold.
est and strongest CIIALyBEATE STRINGS anu
a-fargc body of alum slate highly impresnatedwith
alum. In which, at moderate expense, ALUM
WATERS might be established. With these ageu-
cies the place night be made popular and prosper
GUS adjunct of the White sulphur, the great water
ng-place Of the middle and southern states OF the
Union. >.,,r-x,
OR RACE COURSE, and the addition OF that
source Of amusement for Tie immense throng oil
summer visitors to the White sulphur valley
would be great public qualification, and highly
lucrative TO its owners. Such 4 track, exactly
suited by the temperature OF the place to summer
sport, would become one Of Tie most famous In
the Union.
This farm might also be adapted to fish culture,
having all immense supply Of clear spring water
from several large springs, and good location for
lake Of several acres. This business has lately
become exceedingly profitable. -
There is a large DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
containing twelve connections rooms, upon the
place. together with orthouscs The grounds are
admirably adapted fo- the finest display OF ar
chitecturaI and ether Improvements.
1t is one Of the most attractive places In the
mountains, whether for Improvement as place
of public resort or for superb residence for 4
wealthy gentleman.
Persons DESTROYS of seeing the place are re-.
fcrred TO my sor, =. l.. CowARptN, who resides
urou 1t. Either nc or myself will state tho Terms
}. a. COWARDIN,
pigpatch Office.
ie 4
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, No. 1904, is -sss8sTe>
~ Quoting the summer campaign S~-SA2S
Of the Commissary Department, and Will fight it
out ON this line. His immediate means Of active
subsistence are drawn from the four quarters OF
the globe, including land and sea, while his re-
serves are inexhaustible. SEASONABLE DIN
NERa. REFRESHING ICES, RESTORATIVE
DRINKS OF THE MOST ARTFUL COMBlNA-
TIONS AND THE VERY BEST LIQUORS, al
ways supplied promptly.
The VEGETABLES and MEATS Of the season,
also FISH, CRABS, TURTLES. &C., served In
all forms with the most experienced skfll.
Vtve eo1amfssatrei He has banished want and
installed luxury. jel
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EOR X EN- Y the two large. airy On
II CHAMBERS In The third story of dwell LII
In" No Gil Main street. hctwccn Sixth and Seventh
streets. suit ,hlc for lo'lg rooms FOR young gen
tlcmcn or for a small family wlilout children.
Also The Crrnt basement. room IN the same build
ing suitable for an Office or tor lodging room Tor
gentlemen Amply 10 w. r. ROBINS,
So Main street.
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How TO HAVE COOP FIsH.-We all
know how much superior is a fish prepared
for the pan as soon as it. is caught COM
pared to one that has been allowed TO die.
Few, however, are aware Of the cause of
the difference.
The reason is this The fish transferred
to the pan from the water is kiiicd before it
Is cooked, while the one that dies is diseased
and his body is not in Il proper condition to
eat when brought to market. The differ
ence between them is exactly that between
an animal killed by the butcher and one
that dies of fever, for the supply Of oxygen
that the fish receives when taken out Of his
native element is SO great as to induce Il
fever, Of which he pcrisheS.
The superiority of thSuii6lsssla -
80 remarked by all % Holland Is
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AUCTION sA1Es..-Futur,.e DAYS.
BY Les Z Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. Ills Main street,

DOR SALE AT AUCTION, on TUES
II DAY, July IL. 1870, at O'Clock p. NJ. one
of the most valuable RETAIL GROCERY
STANDS In Richmond, on the corner OF Yeuable
and Mosby streets, at the intersection Of the Me-
chanicsviile turnpike.
Also, a DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, con-
tanning five rooms; fronts "a feet on Venable
street, running back Ill feet
The grocery stand has a brick basement, dwell
Ing above, FIVE rooms every convenience for n
moderate-sized family, splendid spring in the
wood and coal-house, garden in rear, so by I3e
feet choice peach trees and grape vines, yard
well set with shrubbery. L. will be sold rs whole
or divided, as will suit purchasers.
. TERMS One-third cash; balance at one and
Two years with interest added trust deed to secure
the deferred payments. Half OF the taxes and in
surance to be paid by the purchaser.
LEE 4 GODDIN,
jy2 hnctOncers.
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TOR RENT, the new, handsome. a.
Il, and spacious DWELLING, with stable Es-4
and carriage house, ut The corner or Ninth ana
Leigh streets. The house has eight rooms ana
numerous closets and pantrys above The b;sr-
mcnt. besides serv rnts' rooms. lie klcr,h -
m the main floor furnished with Il range, which
supplies warm water to each story A steam lu;-
mace warlus the whole house. In comfort ahI
convenience II IS uncXrrlcd, and location ;iild
ncighbnrlond equal II any. II will he rentr1by
the month or YEAR uniu, mis-, ed partially fur
nishcd j. Is. WATKINS.
ivd iii Main street.
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STEAMERS.

TAMEs RIVER sTEAnB.ot}4A :
EokTsAoTTh, AM MS al khivhH hsfFhS fast and
and s's:1eSS 7, : = !. SiST6ap, R.
Capsa Wharf T at Rockets for the above
n nna PIiDSNsiY O'Clock A. NJ and
TussdalSs IN No1s In time to Con-
meet With steamers for Baltimore and poll's
North. n.,., -, po,or.,rrv IN srr-
val FARE TO NoRFoLK.
FREiGhT
from Il NJ. to q T.. M, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
chesapeake bay, and all regular landings Oh 1anls
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED:
a I 5as e. f csTpsay; sE Ess.e
TOHN w. WYATT, nn,,o
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-oFF1cE Box IL.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND &lNESusrovN, &fSA
INMAMLIEE MAIL p EAMEEs, I SAIkIsa
AND ID .ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
prUUble in Gold, pHUHbtG IN CURRENCY:
First cabin ..... $75 Stceragc. ............Sso
To London........... 80 10 bondon.'.'.. 80 80
TO Paris ............ 90 To Paris. ~
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland ana
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further Information auplv at the Company's
offices, JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
Is broadway, New York; or 70
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond Va.
FOR NEW YORK. %&
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sazsk Hakasse
COMPANY.
The splepdid ncw side-wheel steamships lSAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGA L A, ALhE-
MARIE, and HATTERhS, leave New York 70 for
Norfolk city Point and Richmond, every TU ES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and ShTURDAYa 1t o'clnGs
z, NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FlSl-
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant CANT
saloons and statcroom5, The 1aTc, accommouas
lions, aud attention, are unsurpassed
Close connections made with steamers lor au
southern and European ports ava,
Insurance effected, when ordered AT a Gun r.
TER or ONE PER CENT, at the oMce5 OF LILLE
company.
For further information apply TO-
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
,nvoG No. , Governor street.
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ByJ. D. Whitehead & Co.,
Nos. and Fifteenth street, between Main
and Cary streets.

MONDAY NEXT BEING THE
1Yl OF July, our regular weekly sale vi
place on TUESDAY,, 5th instant, ut our
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
mcnctng Mt haf-past 10 O'Clock a. NJ. whc,,
we will offer ut auction II large and weI-asscrl>
stock of
GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS, &C,
to which the attention OF the trade is invited.
jy2 I'D. WHITEHEAD K co.
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LICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Co.,
hlV1A RICHMOND, June 81, 1870.
~ "a pany haD.-The directors of this COM
ssoctI KIT esht. pclared semi-annual dividend
'sosAno1oeFs on ana .of all taxesl payable to the
Too ., WILLIthe drst day OF July next.
""-H II. CHRISTIAN,
Eecretary.
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ll79l17s77-7-7--
FOR RENT.

T,OR RENT, the BASEMENT of Gs.:a
L residence centrally located. Front room sA;a
suitable for a chamber, being on lever WIN tlc
street and perfectly dry. Rack room suitable Tor
dining room or kitchen. Pantry altach.d' Gas
I'm both apartments. Price Slo per month. APP
ply to W. B. ROBINS, Agent, loo2 Main street.
10 a pDl3t
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BY GruHbs s Williams.
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank

~~"~
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. vALUA,
OBLE REAL ESTATE ON THE NoRIH
SIDE OF CARY STkEET HETT " nSUS Of
a decree of the circuit court of Richmond enterea
on the 10th day of November, 1869, In the case Of
special commissioner appointed for the purpose,
WIN sell At auction, upon inc P5em n!ocr On
So then tn the est fair .y
at the same hour, the REAL ESTATE which was
sold by A. j. KAHN, comm ssioner, TO Boyle
Gamble, situated as stated above fronting IS feet
on Cary street and running back 1919 feet to an
alley, being the same property upon which the
sh Fps Of said Boyle Gamble now stand. i.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 defray expenses OF
sale and the costs In court and the sum OF 70. 0c0
with interest from 18th February, 1905, subject to
credit thereon OF s3Git3; credit rs to 81 go
| with interest thereon from 18th February, lsts,
until 18th February, 1871: further credit as 10
SllG0 with interest thereon from 18th FeoIuarH,
lsGS until 18th August, 1871 and the residue upon
terms to DC made known ut the time OF SAFE tie
purchaser TO execute for the deferred III,
negotiable notes with interest added from ,ne ua
OF sale snd also TO pay taxes n nfr the notes are
paid. CHARLES y. Wa,nisa,mn:-
| GnUrBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS.
| The above sale Is postponed until WEDNES-
D 4 20 9th 'uEy g. s WiLLTAMs, Commissioner
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
7 I'm POWHATAN.-By virtue Of decree OF
the Circuit court of Pow haian we win c1isr ior
sale at POwhatan Depot, on the Richmond ana
Danyllle railroad on FRIDAY the 18Th DAY o.
| July next, If fair, If not the next iatr oaf,
| IRA CT OF LAND belonging to Samuel A; hob
| son, lying In Powhatan county, and Within TWO
miles OF said depot, eontainlng F9 n hGE-
| 0fIaRTERS ACRES. This tract has GOOD
| DWELLING and other necessary houses upon ~
| produces line crops of wheat. tobacco, ana corn'
and lies very convenient 70 market. ,.,, - wade
The terms win be very liberal. and VIII DC mace
Ano"i on s"0 Wy - WILLIS j. DANCE,
w. w. COSBY,
/ "a s7.-eawtd Commissioners.
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DIVIDENDS.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The BOARD
~ OF DIRECTORS Of THE NATIONAL
BANK OF VIRGINIA have this day declared u
dividend out Of the net profits Of the bank for the
last six months OF SIX PER CENT, free OF Go
yernnent tax, and payable 10 stockholders Oh and
after the fifth day Of July. 1870.
j. Is. MORTON, Cashier.
RICHMOND, June 30, 1870. jy l-3t
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CONFECTIONERIES.
= WINNERS CONFECTIONERY.

DINEAPPLES PRESERVING PINE
Il APPLIES! ANDREW PIZZIS1 s CO.
Innr
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OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND, June 2S, 1870. }
DIVIDEND.-The directors of this COM
~ pany have declared the usual semi annual
dividend of five per cent free OF all taxes) pay
able to the stockholders and after LIST July next
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
: sa28-lw Secretary.
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GRAIN BAGS, &c.


DAGS, BAGS-GRAIN BAGS.
Is q. 600 GRAIN BAGS FOR SALE.
40 Gao Xxx BAGS FOR HIRE. -
We have In store for sale . STOCK sgh,e,rta
GRAIN BAGS OF al grads, from me stf tssas
Shipping to the heaviest Engllsh tmn .se adj
And for hire, %, 900 Xxx. GRAIN BAGSs u
we VIII say to those who wish 70 hiso ~ " npr
GGUI An CnSToAEnS who look 70 rs s9r supsrta
on terms laid down by the Chamber oI S 20 ri
Agents for HOYT b CO.'S LEAthAn -
ING. ,-,x,SroS = poWggs
Days, BAGS. ,ss a..., srSs
~ aSeao UNION A SEAMLESS, dIee,STg
the factory. Parties wanting WIZ eaSc l''''
ei1s 3 ss1 Sa U.s. HARvEys . wILLIAss
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CTATIONERY.-Fu assortment at
3 ELLYE0N u TATLoR'A
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". II. PEChHAN. Tre5IuenL
w. T. HOOKER, Vice-Presidcns;
l.. MCADAM, Secretary and ActuarI'
g. A. FUDICKER, superintendent
SECURITY, CHEAPNESS, LlBERALlII.
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and dls'iS'
euish the management OF this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER b co.
General AGENTS for Virginia aud North CAronnH
WILLIAM L0VEESTElN.
Agent for Richmond
ONCE, No. so2 Main stree"
n, 4 q CspRrY Medical Examiner. no
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TOR RENT, HALF of very de- ers
Il sirablc HOUSE on Twelfth street be- Eg:as
tween Broad and Marshall. Apply ut az Twelfth
street. jy l-3tk
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GGUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS.

The above sale Ia postponed until WEDNES~
DAY 9th July at same hour.
IL 20 q. q. WILLIAMS, Commissioners.
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The system pursued by this Company ia de.
signed to promote the security OF Its customers
rather than give large profit to It's ,tockholcrs
Of The business without mourning any liability
whatever. r,,,, -,.
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WANTED, q SITUATION as Tea Gil
w Efs In school or private family by a
young lady VIII, is thoroughly acc"mpl,II"m,, IN
music, and speaks the English French anu 'taiat,.
lang uaees She can teach these, as well rs Greek
and Latin. Proper testimonials furnished Al
dress G., Dispatch Office. go
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-08-17
War in Earnest.

Our dispatches to-day contain all the
information from the seat OF war OBJ
tanned since our last issue. The french
have sustained a defeat on the right OF
their line at Hagenau commanded by
Marshal McMahon and on the left
near Forbach, commanded by General
F,iossard. From reliable accounts it
seems that the French had only 33,OOO
men in action, while the Prnssians had
100000. The French were compelled
to contract their lines and fall back to
stronger positions. Attacks on Stras-
burg and Nancy are imminent.
The repulse caused at first, as was
natural, great exciteme MT at Paris
which has, however, cons iderably aba
ted. A new Ministry has been formed
under General Pelakao and the whole
resources of the Empire brought to
bear upon it's defense. The Prussians
with large forces and confidence In
spired by success, are preparing to-
another attack. A great battle may
be expected at any moment. We hope
it may be decisive one way or the 9th
er. The genius of the age is opposed
to this destruction of life and property
The world is interested in keeping tn
peace of nations, and no country NOR
than ours. We are for a short war.
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ARM,Es OF FRANCE AND Prussia
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 18th, 1870.

ARMIES OF FRANCE AND Prussia
The fighting resources OF the two
countries, which events now rapidly
gathering may plunge into a war OF
gigantic proportions, are ample for q
lengthy continuance of the strife it
once begun. France, the military
Colossus of the West, has according to
the latest and most accurate advlces,
4l4,632 soldiers on the peace footing,
GAY ,27l of a field army, $4,000 men
in all for her entire ordinary war
strength. OF these, O,OOO men are
ready to march at the tap Of the drum.
Austria, who is looked upon as the
ally of France in this cmeute, has
27S, 40 men on the peace establish
ment, 933, 200 of a war strength, OF
900, 600 fully prepared to move. II the
| group of South German States should
be found on the same side, they have
&C, $40 men on the peace, or le4 ,4O6 on
the war footing with 10Y 900 of this
number ready for instant service
Such coalition would give Napoleon
the control of777 GOO fighting men al
once. with a reserve of 500, JOG train
ed soldiers. On the other hand Prus
j Sla mas |~o,OVo mcH on noI Po"oo, "
l ,2G6, 600 on the war footing, will
800, 900 now ready for operations OF
her Western frontier, North Germany
going with Prussia, has 3l5,526 OF
the peace, 55l 1893 on the field, or, 944,
321 on the war footing, of which $40,
900 are instantly available. Thi
would place at Bismark's dispose
SAG, 600 men ready at once. and 364
32l in reserve, OF 60, 900 more men Q
/, the instant, and, hereafter, 23l ,7e
less than the French alliance. Shout
Southern Germany lend helping han
to Prussia she would have 1,O53,OO
men, or, 10000 more than France,
: move at once. This would leave Prui
: STA still reserve of ], 45l ,727 men, {
only 1879 less than that of Fran'
= and Austria coalesced.
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YANKEE BAGGAGE.
A REMn1scEScE OF THE GREAT uxpLEAs-
ANTNEss.
fCor. Atlanta Constitution

s\OAASsASsSS@OAAsj
III the fall Of 1866, when the pa
triotisrn Of our fsthers, mothers and
sisters was excited to It's highest
pitch when they were going about
the country gathering up the bodies
of their fallen ones and taking them
to places Of more decent inseYment,"
| it was my fortune to be upon one Of
| the passenger trains Of the W. and
A. railroad On its down trip, and
among its passengers were four New
England gentlemen and one lady, all
a little past The meridian OF LIE.
Seeing that I was disposed to an
swer their questions, which were ni-
|merous. they seemed to address
themselves to me. soon found that
they were in search Of the bodies of
fallen SONS, brothers, etc, and that
the bodies Of three were In the bury
ing grounds ut Marietta, and the
: other two were at Allatoona. They
, asked me what would be the proba-
! BILE cost of transportation on their
fallen relatives ON their return. Hav-
> ing had some experiences n the ship
ping business, | was enabled to tell
: them truly that the several rail-
: roads charge the same on corpse
g as on a passenger. 1t seemed 70 me-
that I could instantly perceive Yam
kee ingenuity at work on their
Q minds. : Three days after
Q this it SO happened that I was again
1 going up the road, and at Marietta
three of our New England friends
came on board, and at Allatoona the
u other two. INSTANTLY observed that
. each one of these had neat little
d poplar box about Lax % inches,
- with a leather strap ON top like the
handle of o travelling bag. l noticed
y that they rather hurriedly and slylJ
II put their little boxes under the seats
i But at Marietta and Allatoona, I cav
k no collins come on board, and e1
"A pressed to the party some surprise a
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w Weather still hot and anything
Int aareeable-River falling business
very dull--no money in sight-loafers
plentiful-fights, none = newspaper
brigade heavily reinforced and storm
every boat-provisions very high and
vegetables scarce Levin, however, has
still plenty Of fine Ice Cream, but whls-
Ky poker dead and buried.
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A FEArHEn BED Nor A SURE PRo-

A FEATHER BED Nor A SURE PRe-
LECTION FROM LIGHrNISG.-The very
general belief or superstition rather,
that a feather bed is certain protection
from lightning, receives direct refuta-
ton in circumstance which transpir-
ed in Greenfield, CT, few days ago:
Lightning entered the apartment OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks, tore open the
feather bed upon which the parties
mentioned, with q small child, were
sleeping, and set the bed clothes On
FIRE, sinsed of the hair and eyebrows
of Mrs. Banks, blistered her chest from
the neck down, and knocked her COM
pletely senseless. Mr.. Banks vas also
momentarily stunned, but recovered y
! time to extipguish the FIRE. The chii".
although lying on its mothers arm was
mot hurt.
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vote on account VI NioiCoo
those counties which his men held
by military force. The result IS
lust such result as might have
been anticipated and which we
long since expected, an overwhelm-
ing Democratic victory. The Leg
islaturc will meet IN November and
as it has Democratic majority OF
two-thirds, it can pass any act 1t
pleases over Holden's veto. A con-
yention will be speedily called and
the last vestige OF Radical carpet
baggery in North Carolina will dis
appear forever.
And now what prevents the De-
mocracy OF every other Southern
State from doing what the Democ-
racy of North Carolina has so
thoroughly done9 The Radical
column has been broken; what pre-
vents our driving the wholei army
into the last ditch? OF the old
slave-holiing States we have Sc.
cured Delaware, Maryland, Virgin.
ia, North Carolina, Kentucky, Ten
nessee and Georgia, whenever
! Georgia shall be permitted to vote
3 Texas and Arkansas will be sure t.
G follow. Why cannot Louisiana "
: found with her sister States?
4 And indeed she will be. Th'
= task Of regeneration is not half 81
+ difficult as in North Carolina. Th'
a Democracy of Louisiana enter tn
# campaign with the prestige OF sue
Il cess, the State having given sey
l. mour largefmajority. Moreover
n the discordant elements in the Rad
e ical party are already beginning t
y break out into open mutiny. the di
n ferent classes of thieves alread
f. commencing to quarrel over tn
4 plumber which cannot remain muc
le longer in their possession. All ths
le the Democracy requires is thoroug
W organization and united actiol
n. This we are confident we sha
K have. From all parts of the Stat
o. we are receiving assurances th'
N there exists no difference of OPT
ion as to the means by which RAJ
rs icalism is to be overthrown in Lo
st Iisiana. All agree that the Dem
lie cratic party. and the Democrat
,e- party alone, can accomplish Il
er glorious work.
IT, elbow brightly breaks the NOR
Of ing" With what splendid
mo- cord will the Democracy of t
TO- Union go into the election in n
of vember, which shall decide t
u. complexion of the next Congress
he In nearly every election this ye
,u- the Democratic party has triumI
led. Connecticut, New York, II
III lucky, Tennessee, North Carolil
~ Oregon and California have
- given Democratic majoriti
49, States North, South, East a
West march together under
Democratic banner. The days
Radicalism are numbered. Let
~ people take fresh courage.