davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14

STooKs-0pened weak and declined I
to Il per cent Later the loss was recov1
cred and the market continued firm until
near the close, when there was q decline
Of I to II per cent on the report that Com.
modore Vanderbilt had been thrown from
q wagon and seriously injured, Of which
there Is no confirmation, and a Washing
ton dispatch stating that Senator Logan
In opposing the new finance bill stated II
would work o contraction Of 10 per cent,
and would give free banking only in name.
The principal dealings were in Western
Union, Lake Shore, Union Pacific, St
Paul, Pacific Mail, Northwestern, Rock
Island and Wabash. The closing quota.
tons were the lowest made. The total
salna ri The dav were 1S9 600 shAres. 4 !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1S.-Flour-DulI;
super 81 50a5 80; Wisconsin and Min
nesota extra family 81 90; State, Ohio
and Indiana 81 50aS 25. Wheat-Dull;
red s. 4541 20; amber 81 75al IS. Rye
Steady at 81 20. Corn-Quiet; yellow
$50. 0ats-UnchaDged. Petroleum
Dull and declining; crude 10ic; refined
14a144c. Whisky-Held at oslo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14
0les OF the day were 49,, GOO shAres.
Allegheny Cattle Market.

4I East i tss ssEs 81, ME a j .
dium S6 76lto 9 90; common IS to 662t
q Hoes -Arriyals 9 cars; best 80. 10; g 80
Workers IS 20 to5 DlsnL y , II
sHEsr-Arriyals 20 cars; none sailing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14
Pittsburgh Petroleum Marke,.

PITTSBURGH, May 13.-Petroleum-
Refined very weak; quoted, May lac;
June 14tc. Crude-Weak; quoted at
81 37ia1 80 with sales. 81 6 a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and STOCK AIarke,

NbW 4 UEh MUuBy HNU STUCK WHIkUk'
NEW York, May 18.-MoNEY-Closed
at 8 per cent
STERLING ExcHANaE-Dull at 81 ST.
al ss for sixty days, and "a 90ia49 o. for
sight Customs receipts $270,O00 Tol
GoLD-0pened and closed at 1921, with
sales during the day at 11tia11e4. Garry.
ing rates" 1a4 per cent and fat The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed 1914 900.
Clearings $87, 100000 The steamers to.
morrow will take out 100000 in gold
coin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14

GIhbENu-SIc. T.
aRlIN-Therc was a fair degree OF activity IN
the Grain market during tho past week, oats
may still boquoted at 6O065c. The market for
Rhsdt is quiet, at 81 6OO1 IS for Red, and q 80
81 IS for White. Corn 70 quo:able ct G5D7Oc.
The arrivals OF Eye continue light, but there
Fdoesnot appear to DO much call for Il; quoted
at S5s. ~ -
GRoolrxs-Traso is brisk. c@ss-Good Rio
10 quoted at 2512Sc; prime TO choice at 2sX0
21Hc; JayAat 93e; best roasted at sec; old yellow
BIO SOc. SyrlpS- Common Of 45O 5Sc; prime at 60
06Sc; choice, 7o076c; iAncy, &c; New Orleans
molasses, prime old zoe; prime new SOC. 81.
0Grs-Reaned HArds, Crushed, Powdered and
GEanulated, ike; A Coffee, 1Okc; B Coffee, i0xc;
Extra @ Coffee I0Ac: Commercial a sugar lOKc
9 Yellow sx0l0Hc; New Orleans Sugar, Ially
fair 10 strictly primo sX09Xc. So
HAT-UnchAnged. BGled, Sls822 per ton;
Loose, $2o09k. - - -
NAns-10dto God, - i9H; Sd to Cd, $A87H;
cato I'd, q 61II; ID I'd, S4sIJ5; Sd, SO 9lk. !
Gus, 6c-Lard OH, extra No. l winter strain
ed 9Oc. Carbon OIL, jobbing lots i6c, NO charge
GrpackAGes. LiRseed Oh, Sio5, Turpcnttne
75c. lr... ..,.-I
PRoVnIoNs-This market L. moderately &c.
tive. Mess Pork-$l9 90 for new. Sugar cured
hams, 14s; sugar cured shoulders, 9Hc. Bacon,
Hams l2H0l8Ho; clear aides lOKc; shoul-
ders 7Ac; sugar cured breakfast bSeon Ike.
New bulk shoulders, &c. LRrd-In kegs l2Xc;
choice leaf In tierces Ike.
PoTAToEs-Prtees are higher. We quote at
81 4a0l 50 per buBhel
RIoE-ohoise Carolina, gHc; new crop Patna,
Sc; RAngoon, 8kc. -s.a-.----
sNUPF-70e; dom boxes Of six dozen, $500.
WooL-Those Is no wool in market, and we
omit quotations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14
COMMERCIAL AND tFINANElAL,
Wheeling Wholesale Market,
oEIIcl DAn.9 INRHLEIGINorn.

1
Wednesday, Nay ia I
APPIIs-Tho arrivals continue small, but th0
supply u about equal 10 the demand, WhIeh h
unusually light Of this season OF tho year: paleS
In o johhing way, Of t4GbA 70 per barrel AZ d
quality and condition. -
BufTER-Tho warm, dry weather which hAg
prevailed during the past week, has caused M
market 10 take tho back track, Witha dImIn.
ished demand and increased arrivals. topothey
with the fact that holders arc all anxlous 10 Eel
At $50. .Tis'- wv tA'''
BAKING powDn-S60Sse per pound,
BRooNs-Faney, q Is, o. Is and "a Is: pla,n
q 2sc2D. -. - &c t'' -
CuSHsE-The arrivals continue 10 increase.
but with q steady demand, there has bcer M
Accumulation as Jet and prices arc sun main.
tanned. Primo Ohio Factory, now erasTnS A.
sold Of 100. CO.. .,.,-,' -" ~''' - A.S
CANNED aoOrs Trade In this market 1, ou,te
active. We quote; PSaehSs-S u cans "A 81 per
dozen; : b cans. o. 80, Tomant1-S n ana
q 20; . D cans, q 90, Corn-Wln,low. A "a,
Other AweOt Corn, q 90; common Corn. 81 iO'
Miscellaneous Strawberries, q u; Pine apples,
:! p; Lima Beans, Is %; String Beans, q 90;
iaHe; currants. eye.
EOas-Dull, and prices declined 10 lie,
FnH-Whlte ash, quotations arc for package
containing 100 pounds sound ash, light wei Rhts
and inferior quality ut prices to correspond,
81 %; No. mAekerel, barrels, $lT00: No. !
DO. 81 90; No. 2, half barrels &6 50: No, Q do,
large 81 60. Goldfish IS 50. Lake white tlih
$776. Lake herring SS %. Lake chad q 90.
LAKE p.eketel 50 %. Potomac Roc hiring
$500, ali half barrels.
FLoua-MArket steady. A slight advance Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-14
Miscellaneous.
DR,LON'GDON.
10 D "a y ~ q,
QUTACKE E

Dr., Longdon's literary, scientific and medlea,
edleat ion u not ereSi,ed, II CQuAllcd, BY any phy
elciAn's In the State. yet betAuSO 10 CHOICES "a
DO an IHdGpeHdtnt Prdeti0HtF, come old f0pio,
and fohals Of tho lrotessl0p, SHryIna hlS IklY
denou1ee hint qpAek, + ~ 9f4 NJ, ri
II q MOrpuga knoiGlEdge et az ne ont ~ n
Rlsdteal Prdtttes, Is quGek6fy, Dr.. Longdon II
proud Of IL -
II telling patients what their diseases ara and
curing them after phgslctdNS .G1U q 0Ire mn
constitutes quAck, Dr.. LongdOn 10 moi Sshsmsd
|, Il examining and suctessrally treating n,oro
cases Of chronic ais0ASe n jSie rrORifs thHn h
mot In ordinary iptaet ia II fiI lSiiIHI faSEea
quack, then, indeed, Dr.. LOnRdOn must be ono
II curling hundreds OF cases OF cAtSffh, bson'
chllis, female diseases, dyspepsia, nervous eSF.
ness and other chronic malAdles Which bld dSf.
Gnet o common treatment, 10 quAekery, Ibis Is
DE- LonHdon'B sin. JIEtFIEf - :
Success follows Dr.. Lopgdon's skiIl ID kinttv.
HVe y 6vefy huHdred cases he trsdtS, His prnc.
uce ls very exten8lyeAnd embraces many Of Tia
beat families In Wheeling, No pltiSS ia iono.
rance Of those who envy his succcss,
Fees for consultation, examinations. advIro
and treatment within tho reach OF ali.
Medicine for al diHeaeeA by mail and exnyesa
70 all parts OF the e0untrystF J 81 y
NoFE.=DI Longd0n's ONCE and residence are
G y No: !S9s EoR Htreet (old sth), opposite the
SANueuIA mS9-nnd
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION

TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
which can DO cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprictors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever i'll
PRODUCED for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by tho experience
of over forty years. When
rcsortcd to in season it sell
dom fails to effect II speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in tho Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, bleeding
ut the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up IL
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and !clcanscs tho
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PKErARED NJ
SETH W. F0WLE 4 SONS, Bostes, Hass.s
Aud sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
rl>IIE GRE. At CAU Sc
l. or HUMAN MISERY
Just Published, IN a Seated Envelope

l ii +. " ~ u y ~ - ~ - -
F; l. OF HUMAN MISERY
! Just Published, IN a SEATED Envelope.
Price SIR cents.
A Lecture on the Nature. Trcatinen'
aud Il..dical cure .nf Seminal Weakness. O,
/ Sptrnstorr!,Ha. Induced l'y Self Abuse.
Involuntary Emissions. lnpotcncy. Ncr-
vous Debility. and impciiinients to Mar,
riage generally: Consumption. Epilepsy
and fits: Mcntal and rhyri, al lncnracity.
etc..-I;y ltoHt:Er j. CrLvEkwELL, NJ. H..
Author of tic "Grctn Book" &c.
The world, renowned author, in this adj
mirSb,c Lecture. clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful cni,s-quen-
crs of Self.nbu.e may I've rtiectually rcmoS-
cd without medicines. and without dan
gerons surgical operations, pointing out a
mode of care At once certain and cEectual
,y which every sufferer, uo matter what
his condition may h-. may cure himself
chcaply, privately and radically. This Iec-
tire eli prorc 4 6,oa to Thousands and Mou-
MH.ts
Sent under seal, in 4 plain envelope. to
any address, on the receipt fax cents. or
two postage s,amrs,hy addressing the pub
fishers
Also. DIX. CULvEkwEIL's Marriage
Guide" price 30 cents
Address the publishers,
/ CHAS. j. G.. KLINE& CO.,
l3S I}owcrv. New York.
oct lS.tf Posl0fllcc box 4 $50.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
Kidney d Bladder Complaints,
DR., RAILWAYS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rsrfse,y tas'scss elegantly coated with sweet gum,
purge purify. cleanse and strengthen. Rad
ways Pill. for the cure Of all disorders Of the Stomach.
Liver. jt.~.l4 kidneys Rladder, Nervous Diseases,
llsadach~ Constipation, Costiyeness. Indigestion, Dys
pspsa BiI.s mess, Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of the
taeera N srrsu.t 10 effect positive cure. Purely
Vegetable. containing no mercury, nneralsor des;sri-
oasdruTa r,
tom frna ali ,- named dsordera Price ?; c"nts
mar Nnt x5LD Gy pEEtf1ISTS
TKEkD ,.fALSS ASP True. Sand one letter
. anr 10 sAIMAy 4 90, 80. 81 Warren ~. New
yn-t In .rusi:a S4,N thousands " II! he seIt you.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
WHEAT WANTED

..S- FIOIE. FEED AND OFFAL
OF ALL klNDS for sale at the
Town Mill On pleasing terms.
J. +. NIWMAS.
Na.A ls-cm"s.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
JNOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE

TIE OLD PAPER MILL
PROPERTY,
Hanpton Valley, near Emn.itxJuro
Nmylund.
formerly carried nn Ivy Patrick Owinc.,
Esq aud adjoining land oi Capt. John X
Taylor and others.
Recently occupied ~ Store House. 1t i.
I-wA a STONE HOUSE. with goo.
~. garden and stale, and excellent
49, Spiing Of pure mountain water
II is IL good stand for n coun.ry store
Any person Wishing To view thi. pr"pcr;..
can cali on Michael Stnu,cr, residing
thrrco IL The subscriber is acting ~ agen,
for n. Keller, and persons wishin: 10 pur
vl:nse will call On aim At Einniitsburs, who
will make kiowu tcrMA.
L!.WlS 4. L. BAKER.
April lS6N
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
= TO ~ DOLLARS p-r dnv

- TO Oh DOLLARS per day
y ~ Agent wanted! ~ classc
Of working people. of either sex. youne
az old, make more money at work FOR ia il
their spare moments, or all the time. thai
Mt ANYTHING else. Particulars free. Address
G. STINSON & CO.,
scpt ;-1v Portland Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
Everything growing finely.
The Comet has disappeared.
"THE EARLY Bird"

Az MARY D. BRINE.
DA1NrILY over the dcw-wet grass
Trippcd blue-cycd Milly, the farmer,
lass,
Swinging her milk pail Ia and fro,
As she murmurcd u love song, soft and
low.
Many u sutton Milly had,
From the 'Squirc's SON to the lcrds,nan's
lad;
But she smiled on all with merry
glance
And gave each wooer al equal chance
Now faithful Donald, tho herdsman's
lad,
The mere he loved her the more Was sad;
For what with the 'Squirc's son,
thought he,
"She never will turn a thought to mc!'
But down in the meadow he rnkcd the
hay.
When Nilly went singing along that
lie Matcllcd her pass, and she critd, in
"'lis the carly bird,--you know the
rest!
Then suddenly Donald grew so lola
That the "old, old story" was quickly
told;
And blue.eycd Milly was nothing 10th
On that summers morning to plight her
troth.
"Oh! foolish Donald" she cried, in glec,
ITO wait 10 long for 4 liant finn, met
Then ncrriIy over the dcwwet grass
Trippcd Donald and Milly,. his own
sweet lass.
". Y. Iuirrrndfht
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEWER AND AGUE cured for my cents There IL
not d remedial agent IN this world that will cure Fever
and Aync. and all other Nalariuus. Bilous Scarlet,
Typhoid, Yellow. and other fevyrs laidcd BY RAP.
WAYS pILLSl so Quick as RADWAY'S READY RE.
LllF. Fifty cents per boitlp.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
ID EMO WE'D.
MILTON G. URNER,
TTOR NEI' 4 T l. 4 ",

4 I TO Il Y e ! 4 I Il 4 ",
la. removed to hi. New Office. immediate.
w West of the Court House. adjoining tM
Law Office, Of Mus>rs. VIM J. andC. W.
Ross
Fl, d ri,', uas Is Is,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
r. Q IF 7 C8

TO OUR FRlENnS. Cr;TOMERS
AND THE l'UELiC GENERAL,
LY.
4 FTER mature reflection have con-
~ Guided that the only My to do la,s-
usss successfully is; upon 5 CASH bssia;
consequently / witls<
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-07-25
No. 1851 Euuity.

NO. 3OS1 Equity.
In the Circuit Court Of frederick
County, sitting IN Equity.
MAY Term, 1874.
Joshua Biggs, Mortgages Of Daniel NJ
Reese, on Petition
ORDERED, this 22d day Of Jnne, 1874,
" that on the 18th day ofJuly, 1874, the
Court will proceed to act upon the Audi.
tors Report this day filed il the above
case, unless cause to the contrary be shown
before said day; provided copy Of this
order bc inserted In some newspaper pub.
lishcd In Frederick county, for two success.
sive weeks prior TO said day.
THOMAS GORSUCH, Clerk
or the Circuit Court for Frederick Co.
True copy-Test,
THOMAS GOKSUCu, Clerk.
June 22.2w
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
MISUNDERSTANDING so, 1874.
J tafg tE
Home Dots.

The equinoctial gale has c m e.
has causedi us to be well flooded, has
stirrednp Old Boreas, and left us, for
while ut B east, his first chilled
breath ofthe season, and yet fingers
on Orr b6fders-weather Of course,
with all this, genial and seasonable--
river felt the effects too, and rose
about six inches, which was sadly
needed in the home stretch to reach
here easily by the boats-Packets
lively past week, in, the cotton line,
having. taken off full five hundred
bales, and plenty more left-one little
half knock down. over one stray bale
by two of the boys, which is all the
excitement of the past dull week.
roads in the country already, pretty
heavy, and will be HI, if the Syn
dies continue to neglect their plain
duties--ye hope somebody will warm
them up,some9life there won't hurt
Registration goihgon well and above
all peaceably, and no words of white
Or black complaints-good sign, when
no one croaks and all are pleased
and with no better news can we close
our home dots!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
Our Fair.

Any thing good, useful, beneficial
and responsive to the material inter.
ests and solid prosperity ola people,
should be harped on forever, till that
people are awakened to the very facts
which continually induce us, with a
good will, to weekly recur to the
same theme. We truly think we can
not too often do, it. and know our
motives are bound in the long run to
be Appreciated La less than three
weeks, the Fair Of the Rapides Agri7
cultural Fair,Association will be up
on us, and we make no flight of fan
cy, when we assure tllepublic, that it
win be a Fair and Festivities, which
Rapides can for long years to come,
boast Of and recount to their children.
Everything is in most complete Order
and readiness, and the perfect system
Of the Directors will tend to, accom-
plish all our laudations of it, The
Races for instance, will be 3 repast to
themselves, and though but one tenth
of the amusements offered and to be
had, are worth double the entrance
money asked, each ticket being a
chance to win five hundred dollars in
greenbacks or 'soItle other of the val
liable prizes, in the Grand Lottery.
Tickets should be purchased BY all
in large quantities, by the package
of5o tickets, which can be purchased
for SIS, and thus your chances town
a big prize win be increased. Let
our people, this coming week, work
for the interests Of the Fair, on this
basis, for next week the Democrat
will be sure to haveasome other good
Fair news for them.9a t~T
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
Communication.

ED1ToR DEMocRAcrr- ,.l''.f u q,
Your correspondent, Occasional,
does not seem to know the days of
whip and spur have ended, and par
ties seeking newspaper controversies
shohld have the independence to call
names, WHICH Occasional has failed
TO do in his remarks in your last is
sue. The'people Of Quantico'a + e
the property of no party or men, nor
do, they propose to be driven into
measures by intolerant cliques, or
forced to followioT vote. for brainless
fana tTcs,. Webklieve that the forsm1a-
ton lofa1third party ill-timed, as. III
we'll knew thsr white speople tobe a
unit against the prevailing corruip.
ton of the party in power. *
Quantico issa third term man, pro.
vided His Excellency' viii create 9
|'paaee for all the offisce7seekers, lespe
cially in Rapides, that they may be
otherwise employed than intrudine
upon, these whose only desires are
sQ0q, crops, peace s and ], the g right te
cast their votes for men OF tlleil
choice. .2a,0aIosrs.ls
~,-,, :, QUANTICO.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
TIE JEWISH HOLIDAYS.

The Hebrews of our Town, who are
nearly one-half of our populatiohs ind
who .nowshav completed u besnsiful
Synagogue, have been obssrving
their annual Holidays, whic6soIas:
menced, we believe, on the 13tR s
ing the first days observance of the
commencement Of the new year, &C
cording to the Jewish calendar.
Monday, the l4th, was the most i'm
portant anniversary of the Hebrew
race, being Yom Kipur, or day OF
Atonement.. The observance CON
menccd on Sunday evening at. six
o'clock, lasted until eight o'clock, aud
was resumed on Monday morning at
eight o'clock, lasting until six o'clock
in the evening. 1t is called by the
Hebrews, cloth day of Tishoe," an
swering in our calendaf~to 3the 2lst
of September. ct is day Of fasting
and atonement, foods Of all kinds be-
ing prohibited from six O'clock Sun
day evening until the same hour on
Monday evening. During that time
no gold nor silver ornaments may be
worn, and the minister must be
clothed in white linen garments. The
services of the day are of very SOL
emn character and are divided into
four parts. The morning prayers
and ceremonies have an allegorical
reference to man in his infant.oondi-!
|tion, the commencement Of his exits
tence. The second part has refer
ence to youth, the third to mature
man, and the fourth to old age or the
summit Of life. In this part is sung
the beautiful chaunt, "Open the gates
and let me in, I am weary" which
words are a prose translation of a
very poetical phrase in the Hebrew
language. T. = J
The 26th and 9th days ofthe pres
ent month was the sFeast of Taber-
nacles," which commentaries the in
gathering of the harvest, and is also
memorial Of the departure of the
children Of Israel out of Egypt, when
they dwelt in booths. The Feast
lists eight days dSring which the
palm branch, citron, willow Of the
brook and myrtle are used in the
Synagogue and in private worship,
all of which have typical meaning
in the glowing Oriental diction of the.
Rabbins, from which some of the
most popular fables now extant have
| their origin, IT -. :
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30


GG Troops are On the move from
New Orleans to many of the object
i've points in the Parishes, and very
soon Louisiana will be Federal Gar
rison.o AS yet none have been as
signed us, but hardly believe we will
be left out in the cold much longer.
The boys in blue will be pleased with
their change and will find Louisiana
the best and deeentest country they
ever were In, even they are ordered
here to police Kellogg and his infa-
nous crew.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

vThe Democrats reply to Sub
scriber is short, plain and courteous;
we hand his package into the Post OF
flee here, every Tuesday IL NJ. and he
should receive it on publication day,
as early as our Town subscribers re-
ceiye it here. st,-. .....-.-.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30
Louisiana.

The following is pretty fair sam
pie of the Brooklyn Eagles style::h,
The lawfully elected officials Of
Louisiana have forestallel the pdrpo-
SEES Of the oppressors Of their State.
They have turned over to the regular
army officers the buildings, arms and
effects wrung from the usurpers, and
they have thercupon retired from
power, leaving the State in military.
hands. 1t now devolves on the army
officers to do that for which they
were which is themselves to re-
instate the Kellogg crew of pirates
in place. That is a work which by
analogy exactly reverses the least
savory occupation of a scavenger.-
AS it was plain that the movement"
was for effect only on the moral SEN
timent Of the country, and that it
was devoid of any chance for practi-
cal success, owing to the identified
ton of Grant himself with the worst
of the Eillainies III the State, so does
it become equally plain that the mo-
raj sentiment of the country has been
profoundly touched by the movement
from inception to collapse. We
think the abductors of Charlie Ross
are more charitably and tenderly dis
cussed this day than is the Admins
tration which is enthralling Lodis-
lana, even in the minds Of the men
who raised it TO power. All the
world sees it in its unrelieved hid
eousness. All the world knows that
Grant is wrong and Louisiana is
right, and we are willing to let that
knowledge work out its sure results.
AS for the miserable cravens, rob-
bers, swashbucklers and chawbacons
"''reinstated" in power, they rise 10
the bottom of no PERSONS contempt.
The "organs" which approve of their
restoration hold their noses as the
gang emerge from their holes and
pass again to power. If they do not
find their heads in one county and
their boots in another before long,
the most 'sloir' shrieker, who is not
a rascal at heart, will himself be dis.
appointed. The Louisianians en-
dured with patience, uprose with
courage % end brp plant saudacity, d
ranged their true government with
moderation and honor, and succumb-
ed to Federal brutality with dignity
fTheirgmoral victory over their des-
pots is an almost sublime spectacle
and Lee was better off at Appomat.
tox than his captor is this day, light.
ing his cigar at the pyre Of a State
1t becomes more than doubtful
whether even Grant can stomach his
partners down there, and his assn
rance Of infamy for continuing in TIL
wrong, because he started in it, Iii
one of the certainties Of history al
ready. EH
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-30

E@ We are authorized to state
that Jonas Rosenthal, one of our pa
irons and Il live merchant, will be in
attendance daily atthe Fair Grounds,
and will be prepared to give the very
highest cash price for all the cotton,
on exhibition at the Fair. = Another
indueementfor all planters and farm
ers having good cotton, to exhibit
and sell we'll at that. +'.7