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MARINE INFrLLfUENOB

NJNfA~uRt ALuANAc-rHfs nay
sun viscs... IS sun as.s... 30 Moon sets. II
h1tU NATFH-rsf. nav
sandy HOOK "A GOV isiana. o IL Hell Gate. IS
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Knnturp Cu-rd hv nr. Nrr-h frrircipri Of
lnie Marsh d tnD hls office. , NrHcy ~. tAstor
House; 10 uptown branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-07

.,Thr diecovCry Of tde process Of preparing
hilk OF Mas 10 "a hc"u tlc M an oi adng TO tho
] q r-ilt,ies enc hch mas 40 equal Ia diseas Of
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Wanted In Washington.

New ORLEANS, March 6.-Louis Terrebonne
last night slot aud Killed burglar who was ro0bing ms
store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-07

W -hnri'~ pire 'F-re inr Cordial, y purely
vegetable remedy Is the safest onl, rtl Die
10. CCasGapf.oI az tHrta. throat ana 81 Dad
rU, us' fstff r.. frHfi h.tt1. rrt r4fr ri ,
and yer fails to pu1fy 'he blood anu remove every
yes. o. iulmu. ail l.'r--..
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Tho 6rfcrts iu tho old Elastic Tru-- are
remeded II PoMEROi's price -. "a Broadway.
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Bnsintss .loIltrs.

4 COMMUNICATIVE Preventive nnh X mcdy.
"A ne lCiuI preparation wtlrh 50 sdidthUlv reri-
latce ant INV glr.tes tie whole interaN Organism
to ir lfccf "a ignn,t every huuful infu ne" aud
which Ccmpi'teN removes the various causes which
give riss 10 iYtnrps urinary cnnriiuts rru gatism,
nCuraIy4l, mate tru Tors aud pgurfsl usrilftN, IL
ccr my d most comprehensive preventive rd RENE
dN Vfs1l tte cha Ieftr usslrnrl bY Thyslcians
hDOLPhO WOLF ; sCnikDAM AROMATIC
bCHNApPS.
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"-tronse-t linimcnt in Market" "nRowN's
HOUSEiJLD Pa. ACEA " For IA rfnIl aud c1.cfna
nsc. Cures rheumatism, CoAc, Colds, Spraas, and
Bruises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-07

pleases Girls az we'll a. bove The girls should read nj
4yagtca,-AdV.
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Commodore Meade has gone TO Washington,
snmm9ned TO N~sify to transactions In heBrookgn
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Yesterdays Murder In New Orl..ps

NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Rohert j. Stockton
shot ana INC rtally wounded b. f. KArstendykea tudav
The quarrel originated about woman.
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Clergyman Dropping Dead,
The Rev Mr.. Maverick of Lake Grove, Long
miscd: dToPpsd dead on Sunday morning Of hSars
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lnsidtnu- u thc ApprIrch
M9te by ms upri Vie lca4ih o. children. lie
LAfIo ks NrHN KILLER 10 time, and you won't
i..rtt IL Drugsists OIL H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-07

Had Blood Leads 20 Serious Results.
Then take Quirk's Irish Tea, the great bilious
r.4saE PISt fSssh q SsgE5b'-AaE.
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spetMI !loiltts.
SPECIAL KEiICIOIS SERVICES
MOODl Ahp sANkEN


UIVIODNlNI LUIl.U = -i,... =. =. :.
NOON rIl.A .'t f'Au T. 30 O',llck EVERY DAY
SATURDAY and sunday csc pied. N Madison av hall
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

The INDIAN WAR.--Yankton, Ds.
kota Territory, July %. A letter
was received to-day by the Press and
Dakotian from an old frontiersman.
a man who has been among the Ii.
dians for years, and is acquainted
with most ofthe Sioux on the river
His letter WAS written at Fort Pierce
and the information it contains Was
given him by the Indians. They
tell him that there was $4,000 Sioux
in the Custer and Reno fight and
that 600 of that number were killed
and 800 wounded before Clusters
force was annihilated, and In thu
struggle with Reno. The Indians
also report that there are 200 wound.
ed Sioux in camp on Pofcupine
Creek, Is miles from Standing Rock,
all from the Custer battle. A band
of 500 Sioux has lately been seen on
the Cannonball River, evidently
watching the movement ofthe troupa
am well acquainted with the writer
of this letter, and know That he would
make no sensational statements. ALI
that is given by him he has received
from the Indians.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
Parish Executive Committee
WI call the earnest attention o

WE call the earnest attention OF
our colored people to the fact, that
our Sheriff, David c. Paul, has just
returned from the State of Missis-
sippi with two white men, who stand
indicted here "for MURDER" and who
had long been refugees from justice.
Remember, we promised them two
years since, when we were working
hard with them to vote for Paul,
that he would make a good, vigilant
and just Sheriff. This pledge has
been redeemed, and not q single
guilty one has yet escaped him.
Ponder on this well and honestly,
good colored folks, and then try us
once more in the present election for
our joint redemption. We are going
to have o full Parochial ticket of just
such men as Paul, and he on it again
for Sheriff.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

The unanimity with Which the
press Of the State endorses the mons
nations of the Baton Rouge Convcn.
ton, is only cquallcd by the unanim.
ity with which they will be endorsed.
by the people. We have yet to see 4
Democratic Journal that has not
raised at its masthead the name Of
Nichols and Wilt, and that will not
give them q cordial and hearty
support through the canvass.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
CUE FhLR.

The Managers and Directors ofthe
Rapides Agricultural Fan Associa-
ton are not unmindful oftheir trusts
but OF the contrary are earnestly al
work in the interests Of their Asso-
citation. Their Fourth Grand Fair
and Poces will commence on Tues
day the 18th day Of October and con-
time fouy days, the entire Fair and
Races thus lasting and continuing
four full days. Their Premiums and
Purses will be liberal and well ar
ranged; and all classes of our popu-
lation at all interested in the welfare
of their community GA their own self
interests, can rest assured that no
)aims are too high, in their behalf, for
the Managers to fail to grapPle at
They strive to please, and with pleas
ure will give you instruction and
the worth of your money. They are
a home institution, dependent on
home for support and only desire tc
pay expenses in their renewed efforts
to touch the p~leasurahle pulse oftheil
people. Their advertisement will
appear in our next, and in a few days
their journal with full particulars
will be issued from this Office fol-
gratuitous circulation, and for the
special guidance and instruction o.
their constituency.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
Piay's" Mandatory c

-"FAIR Plays" Mandatory com.
munication Of the claims and ''emi
nent fitness Of a certain gentlemen
for an office, in our Parish, to which
he seems to aspire, has been gently
heaped away in u charnel basket.
We cannot publish it, for it would
be tantamount to a free announce
ment of his candidacy in tile Demo
Gratis columns, and just now We are
neither in the fix nor mood to dead
head any one to that amount Of pub
licity. Our columns are free to a
certain extent to all, but as we have
already taken FIVE dollars from many
gentlemen for their announcements,
we intend to protect them from dead
head intrusions, and permit all 9TH
ers to follow their decent, wise and
good example.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

-JUsr at this time the candidates
announced for coming public fayors
could, If they would DO it, be of
much use to the welfare Of their
party. Let them as they take their
e!ectioncering tramps find ont every
unregistered voter, make q note of it,
and with that discovery good voters
can be manufactured for our good,
and mayhaps their advancement.
This is plain and easy, and we ask
them one and all to do it. L is not
a hard job, but an important one,
and will help all around!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

AGAIN in this issue Of the Dem
ocrat we demand special attention to
the mercantile fact that Michael lie.
gras has moved his establishment,
Or rather the contents Of it, to his
new stand on Front Street, immedi-
ately opposite the lower Town
Wharf. And he will continue to
keep q full and continually replen
ished stock of toateS chooses in his
line.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
Letter from Honorable j. 3. Elan.
MANSFIELD, La

" -AtNSElDLD i1R &
July 81, 1865
Col. j. NJ. Hollingsworth, Shreveport:
DEAR S1R:-I am just i'll receipt Of
your late favor advising ME that my
nomination for Congress has given
some dissatisfaction in your city on
the ground that l am understood to be
opposed to making Shreveport the ter
minus of the New Orleans Pacific Rail
road. You are authorized to say that
I am in favor Of making the terminus
of that road at Shreveport. While in
New Orleans last winter l drew up the
original paper which was made the
basis Of the agreement between the
committee of gentlemen from Shrevc-
port, then in that city, and the Board
of Directors of that company, in which
the latter consented that a charter
should be adopted containing THAT
EXPRESS PROVISION. Primarily I was
IN favor. of securing the passage of the
road through my own town; that
having been secured I was in favor of
Shreveport as its terminus for obvious
reasons.
] have had nothing to do with any
opposition from any quarter to the
railroad from Shreveport to Monroe.
/ have never seen why it should not be
chartered by the Legislature or subsi-
died by Congress. / was and am still
in favor of substituting in tho bill, now
pending before Congress, the New Or
leans Pacific Railroad instead of the
New Orleans, Vicksburg and Baton
Rouge Railroad. II elected to Con
hress | would vote for and exert my
Influence in favor of Substituting the
Texas ard Pacific road and the New
fOrleans aud Pacific road as II of its
branches. and also the road from
Shreveport to Monroe.
AS the faithful and impartial
representative Of our whole
district it would be my duty
10 foster the material interests of the
whole district. 1t is needless for me
to say that if elected l will do all in
NY power to promote the good of my
constituency.
Very truly yours.
J.. B. ELAN.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

THE long looked and the long
prayed for rain, has come at last, and
come plentifully. We are all salts
fed, parched nature has been mel
lowed and all the cisterns are abun-
dainty supplied with the temperance
beverage. The crops Of course will
now thrive and mature to perfection,
except the corn which, in local
tiles, is past redemption.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

-"OLD JonN'' is as honest and
sincere as these Summer days arc
long, and can't be beaten on his
watch. On Saturday he had his
videttes out among the "Bushers,'
and by sunset of the same day had
in their reports. He saw them and
went better at them Sunday morn.
ing, and treated us all to the biggest
dip Of the season.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
,os>s nc Chicago H,res

et.s nc Chicago F,res II
IA, )e Ecl ororsn 10 oh anopy
"es'oen5 golug mic offce anp'eoged
bu5 n view d Ghe ass eight years
experience it viii 5o nc harm 10 nay.
4acn Of The candidates slgr al iron
cad co5at-ahstinenc2 document 4
white House populated by elephants
saafes o~iue-haired bapies dragons
and 50 fortn IS nos d pl~easap5 place
10 visit"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

THERE need be very little uneas-
mess about the Returning Board This
time. The Democratic majority will
be So large that no figures can Keno
Radical defeat into apparent victory.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
NOTHING BUF RIGHT.

VIZ have q suggestion and an inv!-
tation for our Radicals Of Rapides.
Will they not now quit their secret
and sneak meetings in dark holes,
and hold them publicly and in .
public place? We are fully author
lied to tender them the Court House
or the Town Hall for al such, and
trust they will Jump at the offer.
Frou now out they can have either
Of these fine Halls for their public
meetings, and we hope to see them
get at it, and in this initiate their
white and colored opponents. Let
them hold their nominating Conyen.
ton as ours will be held, and invite
the public to attend. We would be
pleased to be there in person and
faithfully report all their proceed.
ings. Let this offer be accepted, and
let us commence this campaign with
this new departure and fight it ou'
like men, true men, conscious Of thu
rectitude of our aims, and fairly il
behalf Of the tenets of our respective
parties. Come, Radical leaders
show yourselves as you really arr
and let rs have q showing peep a
you. What say the Kelsos, DeLacy'
and others to all this?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

ONE by M the men of croaker
leanings, who thought we could not
carry the State, are changing their
opinions. The question is now SIM
ply one of the majority.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

-SITTING Bull did not after all
hand in his checks; he is well, kick
ing and reprinted all over with fresh,
new war-paint, and is ready for the
next tilt.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

-IHE ),n.oyrac5 Oh NatclitJcnes

-IHE ),n.oJracJ OF NatcLitJcnes
lat 90 tn( ratification meeting, on
II onoay vtucnea OH With q big Pole
alsi,g ard til, lrlng o. -he;. lev
pse", ofar.illerl We reye 10 lour :
Is "a & eallS fnr ..ra glorious urn
on e ne. veonalr, udg ia. ,
II ne vas vt, ,nnn or tre occasion,
nd r~ncouDtsd gan yfem H. rlg1 :
So Il oan paigl ,als " cox t,
81 ID der oC"ati, neiglbo- %"
raa .na ohac I've WcUoiN j our
cause, IN coming Norom)N IA
oIies vii nee. ler 81 Ter borders
witn zoo naioritv fer our 7hote
tlcko
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

JOHN A. WILLIAMS s. Co.. corner
of Front and Johnston streets, arc
the sole Agents here of the celebra-
ted and improved Revolving Head
Cotton Gin, Of Daniel Pratt, and can
supply planters at once with This
needful Gin. All orders can be filled
here at once. See their caro- in 5nis
number of the DEMOCRAT.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

-THE President has officially de-
clared Colorado a State of this great
Union. This will add three electoral
votes to Tilden's majority in the
College.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
~a>~

TIE Gazette, the Returning
Boards Own, says that "Ex-Gov. j.
Madison Wells was in Town on
Thursday" and that che is going to
run for Congress from the Fourth
Congressional District of Louisiana,
all reports to the contrary" Well,
let him run, no one here cares a cen
t~ennial persimmon; but we will wa
ger you q bran new beaver that he
does not poll a thousand votes in the
District. Put that in your cigarette,
young man, smoke it, and treasure it
up as Il Of the DEMOCRATS
prophecies!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

TIE Democratic cane is crack.
ing in Indiana, and hot shot and
shell are being poured into the Radi-
cal ranks. Orth, the Republican
nominee for Governor, has retired
from the canvass, been huttea off the
bridge, and now Morton is talked of
as the last chance to fill up the gap.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

We have late advices from our
fellow-townsman, Col. j. C. Wise,
and are pleased to know that his
health is restoring fast. He will be
home in time to take to his Demo
cratic work.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

-OUE peerless and 5ruIJ erao'e
packet, the Bart. Able, Capt. Geo. q
Hamilton in command, is once more,
for over the fortieth time this season
with us and of us. She leaves here
on time to-day at noon,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
THE New York Post and III

- THE New York Post and tue
Cincinnati N~olksblatt arc supporting
Hayes and Wheeler, Int Williali
Clllen Bryant and Parl;e Godrln,
VINO hav, supplied the BRAINS ald
~espectibili,y OF the Pot ds-
uck Iassalrek ~ro La m;.Fe .Ns
olksbtatt ynaa It 6 arr ef e1Nsg1Ts
Il, ri.eel . HerKr;cAs
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
The Organ announces the arriv

The Organ announces the arriv-
al cot the Hon. George Y. Kelso, on
the Bart. Able" and that he comes
home "to look after the interests of
the Republican party in this sec
tion." We rather guess that George
is getting tired Of that thankless job,
and will just now find Mem scattered
in the Democratic ranks. George
looks haggard and plainly shows
that ne smells defeat at every step,
and chat no Cheating Board on earth
can lgaIn count hin IN.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

-Ex-Iieutenan5 aoverno. Mvcl
Ter = Ohio VINO was .lecteo wish
Hayes IL 1877 has declared 20 TIT
den lrt- hendricks
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

We are pleased to Know, lud
much more pleased to announce.
that our country friends are organi1-
ing, uniting, drawing then lines and
coming lowr to The yood work
Nichols Precinct has spoken md
you can read their ali y tc.ts"
DEMOCRAT.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

--I'HE Hendricks Guards meet al
the Town Hall, on Friday night
The Guards will be addressed by
Judge Ryan, w. F. Blackman and L,
Spence Smith.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

Hon GEORGE ", JULIAN, of
Indiana, one Of the fathers OF the
Republican party, has pronounced
for I'iiden & Hendricks. The column
is fast filing up with this sort!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
Very truly yours.
j. B. ELAN.


SHERIFF. Paul returned home on
Monday morning, on the Bart. Able,
and had in his charge as prisoners,
indicted in our Parish, "for murder
James A.. Grinstead and Richard
Owings. He captured them in Mis-
sissippi. nea Brookhaven, on a re-
QUESTION Of the Governor of Louisi-
ana addressed to the Governor of
Mississippi, The first named is
charged with the killing Of Mr.. Ira
cy, in P~ineville, some time in 1872
We believe, and Owings stands char
ged with killing William Bascus, on
the old Carroll Jones place in 1875,
Both parties have been lodged in the
Parish Jail.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
TTGEA FGa Us.

i Is Of the most vital Importance
to tie country, TO the oyerburthened
and outraged tax payers, that a Pres,
ideut be elected who will cut of the
larger leaks, by which millions have
flowed annually from the National
Treasuary into the pockets Of cor
rupt officials and conspir.ng ring,
sters. Such Z President Samuel j..
Tildan Will be.
It is Of next importance, and folly
of vital necessity, that our State
Government shall be taken out Of
the hands of a party that has proven
itself utterly unworthy tie respect
and confidence Of the people, and
placed in honest and faithful hands;
that our State have not only an hon
est Governor, but q home Governor
who belongs to and represents an
honest party. Such q Governor for
Louisiana honest Francis I. Nichols
will be.
To compass these important re-
suits in Louisiana, not Democratic
Conservative vote should be wanting.
And next to q Reform President and
a Reform Governor it is all impor-
tant to the tax payers that Louisi-
ana has a Reform Legislature
Upon the Legislature to be chosen
this Fall will devolve, besides the
framing Of needful laws and the
amendment of those known to be de-
f%ective, the election of two Represen-
t~atives of Louisiana in the United
States Senate. It therefore behooves
the CONSERVATISM o. 'he o'"te' Us op-
poseo 10 IfahIlsm' as cafrleo OUT
here by Kellogg, and to be retained
and continued by Packard, if sue
cesslui' 10 see Ihao lne successor .,
the ousted, but paid, Pinchback and
the bad West, are not Of the same
"V"A anu ',',"p' """
'n'S' i's'''"roi, 'n0'' w ol'D'"'
'he m'Jof.'y u WHOM a'e '0e n'o"'
'ou"a wv ''" va -,
"n.'" We a.. NV" 15'o'
"Hicn "io N'0 anu No"'h 0N0' W
US anu ou' ""Vci'"l P'o'p0'''J'
-sovp If tho Now Orleans noners
horo hoo, d;stross;ro themselves
oror tho escono of n IT s~cbsnnhan-
H.. ,.a row. Cav os.o 20
nrohoto tho uonooors Of tho Con
viots for NOT +eIaar.nbino tho New
OrIoors Police all obout II. We can
r~oliovo tbou in fu1I IF +be;r s,for.
inos o,d toll +bou that coLorho,ao,
bos nosr,v rooororod from bic ,o+o
mo.aa oo:,a, o.a
usa;c,I +rsstmert IN onr Tai, and
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

AGAIN we owe the clerks Of the
r.. I. Bryarly special remerojmfnts
for big assortment ~ofpapers. Keep
it Up, boys!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

-HYPoCuoNDRIAsIs is o sad afflic-
ton to suffer from. It attacks all
stations and conditions Of life.
There is a constant dread of impend-
ing dangers, the Damocles sword Of
an imaginary evil is suspended over
a morbid constituencies as to the
thoughts and actions of others, sc.
This disease generally arises from
an affection Of the liver, stomach,
urinary organs, SC. and can be sue
cessfully combatted by the aid Of rest
and light diet, and the use of q rene
dy which will restore new force, pro-
mote secretions and cxcretions, and
give tone to the whole system.
Such a health restoring remedy
has been found in the HOME STOMACH
Buffers,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
~=PRoNETuEus chained

-PRoMETHEUs chained .o MS
rock, was a happy easy going gen.
tleman compared With The candidate
who is trying to strsddIe both sid2s
of the fence, while some other candi-
date, frank and true, steps IN and
gets the nomination from the win
Mug ard best part.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

Irg Metloeists o tr. co.oreo
w'no i. Alexandri. rave beer rod
'lg q Ser, ohaNpetr, among tnc
bushes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

=ATo yet anothel- -GoyeGnor
ltir Of Pennsylvania, he cpudi
ates Hayes and comes ont 70, nc
greay Ring smasher, Tilocr
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

-THANKs to the clerks of the
Bart. Able for New Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

--TILpES and Hendricks Nichols
and Wilt. How is this for a four
finland?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09
=

tHp grass hoppers are gan do
ue considerable damage to the crops
in parts 81 Mortimer Iowa ena N'n-
nesota.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

4 PICTURE CT CARL ScHuRz.-The
Westliche Post calls for proof of the
charge that Schurz has been bar
gaining with Hayes. Here it is. A
politician draws the portrait of mar
whom he would not support. The
man whom he would not support is
nominated by one convention, and
the man he would support BY anoth-
er. While occupying q proud posi-
ton on the fence, he has a private
interview with the man whom he de-
clared he could not support, and then
comes out in favor Of that mar and
against the man whom he declared
he would support. There could be
40 better evidence Of bargain and
sale than .hls. except the actual
counting ofthe casr before witnesses.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-09

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