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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-02-12
B NEW YORK WORLD.
T.HE WORLD!
a....n 80 ~ FOR ,ehIari .s,
,,ssr'e 1873.

u A NEW POLITICAL ERA IS OPEN
IA ing before the country. The negro
cycle of Onr politics has rounded to its
10 ~nclusion through civil war, social VIC
nee, industrial disorder, and has ended
N giving freedom to four millions OF the
negro race, and tie ballot to its ad ~
males. The politics Of this new era will
come home 10 every mans business and
Iosorn as never before. being vital to prl-
. yate prosperity and the maihtalnance OF
Democratic Republic. -a
i' For nos only are the manifold encroach.
meuts of Federal upon State powers ana
of both upon the large liberty OF AHefi,
can freenien now as always to he repel'eo
with ceaseless vigilance; NOT only Is nome
rule or local seif-government nov as az
. WAYS to be maintained for the .bes9 guar
antee OF civil liberty aud OF national !,
Greatness. but besides, the victories o.
neace which are TO give spienaer. 20 'ne
new political era mnst be won aS''1iS' H'-
cry advantage which even enemies Oh it'o
institutions could desire OF possess.s
A gigagtic Debit, which the h"h4r OF t'i ,I
country il pledged ITO pay. encihineFs a'l
orr industries with its oppressive onftsh;
= Nevertheless our systems OF hluu'o'p',i
and State Taxation are craze, hheHua''
a'n 'as,Ih ,a,s a." nr srstsn Of Federal Taxa
EeYpia""9 III, ON ;nf1,ne,,s masterpiece or
!'oh ~ SUN en- ;n.snncity. mt to the vile
ls',"ia ~ o """ and favorites. and
WseS VI ni"'o.- a,,,,vrhere has .l,srraced
talsses' Z, since f;onis NV. with
1 h:""n, mti hrs Of taxation rather than it's
amount, paralyzed the MUS TSt US ;a I
prohibits the export OF o.'r .n'';'n'''es
abridges the nnnnct oi "'' en-, '"'' aSnorts
chts down tue PRONE "pol' 'no ., ', n;no =,
from nj! our farms ''i'''''t.,o''H 80 a.; h;o
aholishes our st.hfsh@ from OK ,S,'9 ~
seas; and tiches - IRON 'iis peVro 1rp?uM
cts every time 1t puts % ihto tiie o". .,a
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THE WEEKLY WORLD

is our great edition "Wednesday for the
country. Itcontains: Htr i.au~ ...
i. The Latest Prices photographed FROM
all the Mar kets of the United States) OF
Live Stock, Canntry Produce, General
Produce OF every kind, and of Money,
Stocks and Freights in New York. and
Europe. .....-s ---........ 80
9. The Farmers Page, with all the do
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Institute, letters from practical farmers,
and scientific discussions on profitable
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TO EPUBLC
-. SO .fy gfa
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE!
NELs TAYLOR, > - PRoRRiEfOk
~, co. ..5 .-a = -: n"H .~H
clark's Old Stand, corner Of Third and
.iae@ .@ii De Soto Streets, ~ "'.l
81 to#oa' ALEXANDRIA, LA
II :ss e4 Bss; G Ih|.Ia
,.;n, H,cts and

harness are new. His carriage, buggy
and saddle horses can't be beat in New
O, leans. Hacking done cheaper than
it has ever been done in this place
He will feed by the. day, week or
month at reasonable rates. The finest
of feed always on, hand. Mule pens
and wagon yard attached to the stable !,
and pure water that never fails eau
and see. ,F ..s.y Ear - re- e..
N. B.-There will be found always
on baud at the stable, FIRsT-CLAss
S,ppLgR, aud ali who desire Harness
aud S,dtilery neatly aud cheaply re-
paired, on short notice, can have their
orders filled by leaving them at the
stable. - at.E .als ..,.,i.e..
Feb. 7, 1s72-tf. ',r2 n:n#.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE N
THE SINGER

Sewing Machine Sales For Ism
THE M AGNITUDE TO WHICH
L the Sewing Machine business ha
grown is only surpassed, by the risal,'
of the various competitors, few.of wha.
are unfamiliar with the vari6usl,arti
Giles resorted to for the commendatim
and sale Of the .particular' maehins
sought to he sold. .oi2-! 90 40
If the number of sales, be any. er;H
cism of the merits Of tile different n,
chimes. it cannot be. denied that II.
Singer, owing to the popularity n
WHAT'S known; as our Nev Fa@ils M.
chine. far surpasses all Others, for =.
sold in 1871 over 1!tty-t,eo Asos,saad
more machines than any ether GONNA.
ny; as shown by sworn returns of Il.
companies, which returns are nlads
:uudeet this licenses granted them ~ tbs
owners of the sewing, machine patents
Annexed are tile returns spokeR b.
THE SINGER MFG co sold ISL ,a6o Mch,
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co.. 12S,526
Grover g. Baker 5, N. Co.. 5O,sss,,
WeGd S. NJ Co.......,...-3 1866
Howe NJ. Co. Jan to July1 4.0l0
Wilcox & Gibbs S. NJ. Co., icy
Wilson S NJ Co. ........... 2f153
Amer, y, Fl. O. l. S. NJ. Co.. 2O,12l
Original Howe SIN. Co.. 20051
Florence S, NJ. CO.. 1891
Gold Medal s. NJ. Co. -. -. 1852
Davis s NJ. Co.--an 1865
Domestic S. M. Co... ......,!!!.f 103g7i
Finkle & Lyon Mfg Co. --.5h7639
Aetna S. NJ Co -. ....!-. A,72O
Blees S. NJ. Coz. 4557
Elliptic S.. N. Co..-.-..--. ASS
Empire S. NJ. Co.-.--.-.. 1865
Parlam S M. Co. 1884. 2,056s
Bmtram g. Fantom Mtg Co 1000
Bartlett S. NJ, Co.. Il fla
J. G. Folsom ........i. 1920
Mckay S. II. Association. iIi2i8g
G i. Thompson ...-.-...ual l47
Union Button Hole NJ. Co-.u,i ~
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may be radically cured without the dan
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of cure at once simple. certain, and effec.
tual, by means of Which every sufferer, no
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cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
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of every youth and every man in the land
Sent. under seal, in plain envelope, to
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Also. DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide"
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with eandor, with steady devotion to
sound public and private morals, with
special knowledge for speca! themes, and
with various and wide-reaching apprehen-
sion of the map'foll interests OF men and
women in their homes, their market
places, their workshops and their farms.
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Tile Memorable Fire. OF Chi,ay,

t5'Ib NO ~ WV
Has given such an opportunity Of SHOW.
ing7-as it is much TO be hoped mar
never occur agL,n--!low the citizens If
that eityIat least regard the Id;benu.
machines Ginning public attention
Itis suited in the Report If tliefsPE.
CIAL RELIEF COMMITTEE, as pub.
iished in the Chicago Tribune, tMarch
ath,; that the whole number Of Sewing
Machines for which orders have been
issued. to the, date OF this report is294l,
on Which the Committee have paid tile
sun Of S1l,430 So. The number sup
Piled by each company is as follows;
THE SINGER. 49,; -. ...22,997
Wheeler 4 Wilson. ~. u ..t... 2xi
Howe. E..lt.- !. .:..-i lTl
Grover g. Baker -. !. : - ~. al
Wilcox & Gibbs. -.... go 80. 70
ioFehce, IL
'Finkle & Lyon ,---,.----.---.-. 20
Blees- III
1EtnA- .---!-----,-.----- III
1lSOn- --.-....-.--.. 51
,,a o'.,t ---'r'
1 n"m;s -, :.'I,..:i a
i r,u;s: -a'''
n n.ir M5:i.,:'ii III -: 90; - a
a,,; saI 80. 'iI.>,..'.--7'';
Anei''''u i nu' you. i l'',:'-., '.Iif
Tine applicant IN every case has des.
iSHHteto VIZ h'nu " '!'ae''lhe Hesshhea.
Tic ro%n,,,, <,f oo)oe &c H. j;e,..n.t
chn.s sSs ~ t, 'a.,1 nv,
show the Singer machine to- he hy fl,
the most popular Of all in the Market
the number ,.il, sold being lsl 200, oat ola
pa,terns' Is anpearsl too { that dt't tbs
sGihicago Relief CdmhXtee, which un
dertook to furnish sewing imachine.ls
lr,i " s S'.i . ny. t'., smpf.fJ ~1a
olnser u'"e ,r' against 81 q an Cu.
=, hA,na i p,s,s't.s' W,.sS o sa
nerinritv. and seems likslv "a le main.
tanned against all competition.-iNev |
York Sun. lla5 ad saA.
Which is the best machine, is poh.
on which different companies differ
each, Of course, thinks ats o,cn the lsss
'one may nave advantages for Que s guy
or WORK, ana aDntHer Tor anOther.l bus
IT the lAInf vera fA hA HpcidpA hy 4l1p +
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DERRliS,a NEW l. AMERICAN lSF
L the only First Glass Cooking Stove
presented to the public. <sane z
Perry's New American was awarded
twenty-five premiums during the year.
1870. ''4 ~. .ss1 a.... - -, ,ss .
Perry's New American was awarded
one hundred and seven first premiums
during the year 1871. !, samcg adj 10
When buying a New Ameriean.it is
guaranteed to save SO per ct. lin fuel.
Every New Americangis guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction or the money
is refunded in fill. For sale hy 80,
g. A. SIMON, lo4 Chattres ST., gu
~ @i Near St. Louis Hotel. to
p. S.-Direct all orders to Post Of
fee Box 1856, New Orleans, Las Dis
count allowed to the trade. Send for
Circulars and Price Lists. Heating
Stoves Of all kinds alw $ on hand
Importer and deale! n; House and
Kitchen Furnishing Goods. er,a.a
Oct. 16-6m. - ~ io0 ,-ft.9i y,
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,hIENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

1--WE undersigned announces to the
L public. that lie is now ready to. sup
ply the wants Of file community with the
new PATENT ,SELF-sEALING COMBI-
NATION CASE AND CASKET, a very
great Improvement over compositions,gen-
orally used His arrangements are per-
feet and complete in that line, and the
public may rely on being supplied at all
times. His rates are reduced and the
cheapest i'll Rapides g'f-
.,o.A ,u H. qa PATRICK KELLY,
March II, '72-tf. Undertaken.
-1.s .Aef N, B. ,pH ga. igG'
MO ATTENTION GIVEN TO OR
~ ders for Cases, Caskets or Wood
|Cotlins unless accompanied by the
CASH, or good security. 81 ID '' 1a.
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Scientific and Practical Agriculture,
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04

London (P. f. t. harbor Three bodies were
found in the cabin and the remainder of the
crew, 1t IS supposed, were washed off
About hfty bodies, supposed to be corpses of
American fishermen, have vast ed ashore OF,
the north side of p E. Island. Thirty three
of them were picked up between North Cane
and C0Scumpe
Schooner G. w. Lyle is total wreck at
Goose River.
Bark Helen, with corn from Montreal. is a
total wreck on HOgg Island, and seven of the
crew persisted. The captain, boatswain and
two sailors We're saved. The boatswaiu was
rescued from the surf by Capt. Mcdonald of
the steamer Dominion.
quantity of wrecked material, boat and
two bodies hoated ashore at Campbell Some
of the materials had the name of schooner JAS
5. Tarr OF Gloucester, Mass, written on them,
and on the boat the name 'Tarr' was painted
The captain and crew of the abandoned brig
Oak Point were rescued by the American fish
ing schooner Gertie Lewis of Boothbay, Me-.
on tie 26th ult. The crew are loud in their
praise of the bravery of Capt. Lewis and men
of the Gertie Lewis in standing by the disabled
vessel for thirty-six hours.
Tonight eight large diamonds, said to be
worth $4,000, were seized from Misses Mauuce
and Joseph, passengers from Europe by steam
er Adriatic on Sunday last, on the ground of
smuggling them into the country.
The Regatta.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 3.-At the regatta here
to-day for the champion flag of Lake Osono-
mer for yachts, over a course of thirty miles,
Was won by the yacht Lady Stanley, but owing
to the displacement of the buoy the race will
probably be declared off. The four Dared
amatuer race was won by the Dominion club,
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04
FOREIGN.
Spanish Affairs.


MADRID, Sept. 3.-Gen. Hidalgo has resigned
the captain-generalship of Madrid, and Gen.
Riguners is appointed his successor By this
change harmony was restored in the cabinet.
Germanizing.
BERLIN, Sept. 4-By the decree of the EN-
peror, names of distinguished generals of the
German Army have been bestowed on the forts
at Strasbourg, Metz and other places in the
territory acquired FROM France.
Central American News.
New YORK, Sept B The flagship Pensacola
was at Valparaiso on the 9th ult.
Panama adyices state that the revolution il
Guatemala is ended. Mulgar and other chiefs
were captured and will be shot. The country,
under the new regime of peace, is flourishing,
and the Government has sent troops to Hondu-
ras to assist in restoring order there. The Fed
eraiists who embarked on the steamer Gen.
Sherman with the intel ton of capturing the
Government of Honduras had been baff1ed and
re-embarked with Palaeios.
Several foreigners in Nicaragua, believed to
have been connected WITH Palacios, have been
expelled. Earthquake shocks have been felt
throughout Nicaragua consequent upon the
eruption of the Momotamba volcano.
Costa Rca is guie,. The Virginfus was at
Kingston, JAM, on the 9th, and it is believed
that she will soon sail again Tor Cuba with a
cargo of arms and ammu ition for the Cuban
revolutionists, recently arrived there from
New York by the steamer Atlas
The gunboat Canandaigua was also at Kings
tom with cases of Isthmus fever on board rap
idly diminishing
Additional Particulars of the Storm of
Sunday.
HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. 3.-Scbooner Wetls,
before reported lost with ali hands, is IN New
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04

AMBER AND MRERsCHAUM,-V few smo-
kers know where the meerschaum that oonsti-
tntes the bowl of the pipe they smoke comes
from. The word means a-foam, because the
article is bright, frothy cream coored clay, re-
sembling sea-foam. The clay is found in Ger
many, and each pipe is cut out of "a block of the
hardened clay separately. The amber comes
from along the shores of the Mediterranean, and
is found no where else. 1t is simply petrfied
or hardened pitch, and some of it contains the
bodies of petrifed insects, which are readily
seen through magnifying glass. Robert Ma
than, at Stebbin's Old Stand No. 800 Congress
street, has the largest assortment of meerschaum
pipes and amber mouth pieces to be found in
the city, which he is selling for less than hale
the usual price. 1t is worth ones while to look
over his stock, even if no purchase is made and
see the variety he presents.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04

Hon. Roscoe Conkling and Hon. Isaac H
Bailey of New York, passed through this city
yesterday on their way to the White Mountains
via the p & o, R. r.
1t is rumored that one hundred and eighty
cases have thus far been presented to the grand
- jury 1t is understood that more than three
hundred warrants are in the hands of the sher-
if
The wooden buildings along Commercial
street, on the site of the proposed Boston &
Maine depot, are being demolished
d. S. Fernald, Esq, of Camden, Inspector
General of Fish is in town on his annual tour
of inspection.
The regular quarterly payment of pensions
commences this morning at o'clock.
In addition to those lectures of the Mercan-
tile Library Course mentioned by us yesterday,
the Association has secured James Parton, DR..
Holland, (Timothy Ttcomb,) and Rev. DR..
Newman Hall. Kate Reynolds, with COM
pany of ladies' will give two performances in
the course
Capt. Jones has taken party of gentlemen
from Springfield, on cruise eastward in the
Clarence.
Messrs J. S. Winslow & Co., have contract
ed with Giles Loring & Co., of Yarmouth to
build them big, the duplicate of the brig E.
H. Williams, now loading at Hobson's Wharf,
to be commanded by Capt. Price Tucker. late OF
the brig Eta NJ. Tucker
Al elegant new locomotive for the Inter-Co-
lonial Railway of Canada, was turned out from
the Portlau I'D Companys Works yesterday.
w. H. Dennett has returned from Europe.
At103Oa. M. to-day, the Portland Fire In
h.II fir,.r in, f1,ap 4
of Trade rooms.
During the past year 20 liquor licenses have
baen issued in this district
The many friends of the Rev. a. A. Smith OF
Casco Street Church will be glad to learn OF his
return home, much benefited by his long alb
sence from his labors.
The anthracite burning locomotive has made
its appearance on the Eastern road, and is con-
sidered to be qnite a curiosity by our people. In
Pennsylvania this style of engine is common.
The majestic elms now lining State street,
were planted in 1927, when the city was town
of 5000 inhabitants.
The Eastern railroad offers tickets to North
Conway and return for $500; good until No
vember LIST.
Professor Baird and bis associates are meet
They have already 800 drawings Several rare
specimens are among the IN,
At the Episcopal Convention yesterday it
was decided to adhere to the rules of the canon
in the matter of the expense of the Episcopate
Three assessors were appointed to assess the
proportionate amount of the Bishops salary up
on the several parishes of the Diocese.
There were seven DRINKS at the police station
last night.
Officer CroweIl found an overcoat on Middle
street, which the owner can have by calling at
the police station.
Do-cas Sawyer, aged Sc years, died on the
18th ultimo. For forty years she had her home
in the aims house of Westbvook. Her personal
infirmity ineapacitated her for work. She liv.
ed cheerful, patient life
The alarm Of fire from box q, last evening,
about half-past six O'clock, was caused by the
roof of Stevens & Co.'S foundry, on Union
street. catching fire from sparks from chin
new. A couple of pals of water put the fire
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04

ard nominal: 75c for summer steam held at "a "a &c.
Kettle at SIC. Bulk Meals quiet firm, demand light:
sales ofshOulders SCI clear rib sides gsc clear sides
SIC. Bacon quiet shoulders at 81; clear ib sides at
10y a Icy; clear sides 1Oi q 10l Whskey is steady
at 95
demand at fIll prices; extra White Micig"n at GO;
Mol White IS; No 40 at -; Amber Michigan
on spot az As a i6; seller Sept i54 do October
As; No Rec on spot 46t seller SEPT 43s; No
do at Al: rejected 81; No Amber Illinois 81
Corn in good demand; high Mixed on spot Az q 47s
seller last half Sept at i7sc do Oct 4.c 90 Nov at
T. a 464; damaged 42c Oats steady at 36c for No /;
No do 33c.
Freights strong md higher-to Buffalo 81 acc; to
Oswego 81 q 10; TO Kingston 81 a TO- .o
Receipts-O,000 bbls flour, IL 900 bush wheat, 2OOO
bush corn, 5000 bush oats.
Sbipments-000O bbis -four, $4,000 bush wheat, 49,
QUO bush core. 600 bnsh oats.
DETROIT, Sept. 3.-Flonr quiet and unchanged
at SZl q 90. Wheat steady; extra White at 6S;
No White 3d. Amber Michigan at / 4s. Com is
3lc
Freights-to Oswego 1Oc.
Receip.s-1U,UU0 hbs four "a 600 bush wheat o. 900
bush corn, 0,06O bash oats
ShpmeDts-2000 bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat 5000
cush corn, 5000 bush oats.
CsAeLssros Sept. 3 Cotton steady ;Middling up
lands 1Sc.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 3.-Cotfon Is in fair demand.
Mhdflins urlands at l7sc.
MOBILE. Sept. 3-Coton firm; Middling uplauds
at 1Sc.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept -Cotto on is in good demand;
Middlng uplan1s lsac.
European Market.
LONDON. Sept. 3-12.30 p. M..Erie 471.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 3-100 M.-CntInu n shade
frmer Midtling uplands sgd; do Orleans ED; sales
1900 bales including 1000 for speculation and ex-
port.
LONDON, Sept. 3AsOP. M.-Consols at 92a for
money and account.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04
New Work STOCK and Money ,ynrke,

New YORK. Sept. 3 Moraino.-Money at per
cent. Gold at 1853. Sterling Exchange at 1878 q
1884.
New YORK. Sept. 3-Eyen,no.-Th Money mark
ct further stiened by the Gold cl que and loans
were made at a er cent, but at the final close
the rate broke down to q per cent. Sterling Ex-
change weak and lower; sales were made low 1861
a 1863 for SO days and 1917 q Is for sight. Custom
receipts to-day S3S5,001. Gold was was steady at
1l55 49, closing at the latter price, loaniug
were advanc early in the day, and at one time as
high as l-16 paid for In the afternoon the
rates were from "a per cent. for carrying. The
Clearanees were SiO0, 100000 The Asst. Treasurer
dishursed S104,G00 Governments firm. State bonds
quiet Stocks irregular; few prominent shares
were active but the general list quiet and show
ed slight changes. Prices were alternately weak and
st;ong. closing firm Erie opei.ed 591 against ssh at
the close yes erday; rose to 595 and closed at 53
The advance in London this moruir was per cent.
and this sm1ll advance partially lost which looks
if the dividend not satisfactory in England;
Toledo and Wabash sold at 60 a. 69I seller thirty
days. 500 q 692 tor regular and 500 q 70a h. Sew
era hundred shares bought in under the rule at
70 a 704. The difference between the cash and reg
ular Wabash Stock to-day puzzle to the street
generally there is for the election and
Stock registered to-day will not be allowed to if
the laws OF Ohio are strictly carried out.
tnii no uun raI NJ
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-04
Municipal COurt.

g.
TUEsDAY.-George Clifford, Warren Dalton james
Burk and Peter Towle. Intoxication. Fined
Paid.
One case of entering an orchard in Gorham be-
longing to Hon. f. o. j. Smith. Fined. Paid.
Ross Mcclure and Thomas McBrady. Assault and
battery. Fined $40 each with costs.
Bradburys.
Mary Cocklin. Larceny. Sixty days.
WEDNESDAY Margaret Flaherty and Mary Rob-
bins. Intoxication. Fined IS each and costs.
j. o,Donnell.
James o. Wilkinson and Joseph S. Robbins. In
toxication. Fined SIS each with costs. Paid.
Thomas Flynn. Assault and battery. Fined 50
with costs. Paid.