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THE GALVESTON QUARANTINE.

The alacrity with which Galveston has pro-
ceeded in several seasons to quarantine New
Orleans, on the most unfounded and idle
rumors Of the presence Of yellow fever any
where In the South. has been something
worthy Of being considered remarkable under
the most charitable construction, for an intel
ligent municipal corporation.
It has been question whether the frivolous
and flimsy pretexts that have been advanced
for taking such steps in former years have
been as much of an incentive in the matter
as has the furthering of a selfish interest on
the part OF the city Of Galveston to cripple
the commerce of New Orleans and thereby to
advance its own.
Without considering past motives for plac-
ing this unnecessary embargo on the trade
Of New Orleans with Texas, a large part OF
which has been carried on through Calves
ton, we have enough to excite our wonder at
the last extraordinary step in the matter
taken by Texas's chief seaport city. Yester-
day that city established a strict quarantine
against New Orleans, to 60 into effect on Mon
day, July a.
The reasons given for this singular proceed
ing, as reported to US, are because the people
of Galveston were informed that New Orleans
had raised her quarantine against Memphis,
where there was not the slightest doubt Of
the existence of yellow fever, and therefore
good reasons for quarantine. The above in
formation, learned by Galveston's health Off
GERS was, it Is unnecessary to say, incorrect,
and If any pains had been taken to learn the
truth apparently its incorrectness would have
been known.
The fact should have been known to the
health board and officials Of Galveston by this
time that on last Tuesday the Board Of
Health here adopted resolution to the effect
that the resolution Of the board Of July 10,
declaring quarantine against Memphis, be so
| far modified as to leave Its enforcement OPP
tional with the president Of the board. Quar-
antine against Memphis was not raised by
| this last resolution, whose purport seems to
have been so construed by the people Of Gal
weston. This quarantine exists to-day, and
has existed since July 10, though other cities
/ have raised and since re-established their
| quarantine against Memphis. Therefore the
reasons given by Galveston for establishing
| strict quarantine against our city are utterly
/ insufficient and ill-founded. There is no vel
| low fever here, and the people of Galveston
have been officially informed OF that fact AZ
i the case stands there would be better reason
for Galveston establishing quarantine against
| St Louis than against New Orleans. st
/ Louis is just one half the distance from
| Memphis that lies between New Orleans ane
| the city where the fever has unfortunately
appeared. There has been, too, a considerable
etiux OF population from Memphis toward st
] Louis and more Northern cities since tht
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

From September I, 1878, to June 80, 1879, the
exports Of breadstuffs from the United States
and Canada have been: Wheat, 97,2S7099
bushels: corn, 67,776. 19l bushels; rye, 4354.-
Bss bushels; -four, 42o3,s69 barrels: meal,
2400s7 barrels. Reducing the flour and meal
to bushels. We have grand total Of 191 435 40S
bushels OF grain exported during the past ten
monfhc
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

A man in Lewiston, Me-, undertook to eat
100 mince turnovers In 100 consecutive hours.
and nearly died Of indigestion In the sixty
seventh hour.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

The Empress Of Austria likes solitary
hunt. She attires herself In the rough cos
tune of the Tyrol and often remains out two
and three days
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

L ne IUIIUWI0R UISpHICII % UI6 ItItCtt VUH7 n
nal tells the story of the recent tragedy In
Texas:
CANT ON THE EAST BRANCH or THE NuEcEs,
Texas. June 10. 1879.
Lieutenant Rousseau. son OF the late Gen.
Rousseau Of the Twentieth Infantry. was
ia Bracket Sunday night. and had q
named Rivers. commonly called DR.. Rivers
lbut nil thar he knew of medicine he
learned while hospital steward The primary
CAUSE was q dtsputa over cards. Lieutenant
Rousseau shot Rivers five times. any one OF
which was fatal. and killed him Instantly, He
was Immediately arrested and put In jail, where
he now Is.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

The Turkish war cost Russia according to
M, Moriz Yokary's recent work, 100000 men
and one and half millard Of roubles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

The subterranean telegraph from Cologne
to Metz 900 miles, was done In less than
three months.
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The Record.

The Record.
HEADQUARTERS Liberal. PARTY or LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Aug ust 9, 1874
Gen. A. De CIouet and DR.. Brickell. !Ohairmen OF
the Conference Committees OF the Demo-
cratic and Reform Parties:
In view of the fact that the Liberal State Con
yention is composed Of over 500 delegatgs VINO
have heretofore acted In utilization with the
Democratic and Reform parties. We therefore
feel thu. the Liberal oonysni aa a
ments Of the State: we. therefor, nope that y.u
may see proper to Withdraw the Democratic
ana a so b ad M
may proceed to nominate tickets which Will
combine and represent all the conservative ele-
ments Of he State.
We therefore Invite your views as to the con-
sderatons that will induce neerRm11gyH Win
'i''e tiGI Liberal Conference Committee
r. A RuRKE. Secretary.
ROOMS OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
Democratic and Liberal PARTIES. I
New Orleans, AUG uBt 28, 1872.
The undersigned. members Of the Democratic
aud Liberal Conference Committees. hereby
agree upon the foawng Faaion taaet snbre1
Comnittee, VIZ:
: ELECTORS.
E At Largely. G. Manning. of Hapides Andrew
s. Heron, of East Baton Houge; O. A. Weed, of
First District Lewrence, Of Plaauemlnes.
Scond istrlct-L Bush. Of Lafonrche.
/ Third Distribution. Allen Thomas Of Assem-
sion.
Fourth District-A. II. Leonard. Of Oaddo.
Filth Dlstrict-L. V. Reeves. OF TensRs.
4 STATE TICKET.
Governor-John McEnery. Of Ouachita.,
A Lieutenant Governor-D. b. Penn. Of Orleans.
Attorney General-H. N. Ogden. OF Orleans. :.
Secretary of Htate-9amuel Armstead. OF
Caddo.
Audftor-James Graham. of Orleans.
Superintendent OF Pubic Education-R. M.
Lusher, of Orleans.
CONGRESSMAN.
At Large-G A. Sheridan. of Orleans.
II First District-------
Second District Randall L. Gibson. OF Or
leans.
/ Third District-Wm Mouton. OF Vermilion.
Fourth District tlonR term)-E G. Davidson,
of Sabine.
fourth District short term)-Alex. Boarman,
of Oaddo.
Fifth Dlstrict-Geo. W. McCranie, Of Ouachita.
T.. Fl. HATCH,
Chairman Liberal Conference Committee.
Attest:
Seer etary Lberal'C Conference Committee.
A. u TUCKER,
Chairman Democratic Conference Committee.
Attest:
r. WHARTON CoILENs, JR,
Secretary Democratic Committee.
On motion. it was resolved By the Conference
and ratiaes the Fusion state ticket in the above
ID. WARREN BRIGKELL,
Chairman Conferenc CO Committee Reform Party
L Attest:
WILL A. FRERET.
Secretary Reform Committee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

There were 10000 emigrants from Liver
pool In May, against 10000 for the same
month LII 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

Russia willsuffer loss of $24,O00,Ooo from
the cattle plague this year. and the wheat
beetle is destroying millions upon millions Of
bushels Of grain
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

The 100000 appropriated By the Hunga-
rian government to provide Szegedin with
pumping machines has been entirely wasted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19
thin NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1879

Republicans, as they called themselves tn 1875
| never knew Of the existence OF any suen ar.
tfces Of agreement" and, Of course. conla not
Ing them.
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TUCKER.
His Card.

i said nothing In my speech charging that
81. O. Warmoth had hand 10 framing the ar
tfeles OF agreem MT passed bv the 1.-The ral-' In
1871. BIZ the way. why not call them Liberal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

Chicago has just won a tax suit Of 81. 100000
unpaid taxes III 1873 and 1874.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

Gustave Dore's last paintings are an "Ecce
Homo and an Ascension They have been
added to the bore collection In London.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19
b. A. BURKE, Managing Editor.

The last news from Hayti ID that Port-au-
Prince is in flames, caused by revolutionists.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

A large number OF Jewish immigrants re-
Gently arrived LII New York, mostly mechan-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19
Washington Avenue Drug So
cofHsf AAsaxtns and waaninsson

nGonstsatsy receiving fresh suppssss q
HnuRs. Medicines. Chemicals, Patent MeMo1
SInmnps OF all kinds. Brushes Soaps. PERU
ps eaiee and Fanes Articles, etc; Coral !. y
very superior dentifries. Il beauties the
% tine pearl-like ornament and rayn.S3
esauly. Alkaline Bouquet Powder. for u, ~
phy ana softening and PRESERVING. the skm1
o oss. ming f.r priekly heat and all sun
t han our stock complete. comprising msA&
. .sis impossible to enumerate here. ana "
mo- mosassrate prices. PRESCRIPTIONS pnf uF
Drneefat, Pharmaceutist and Practical O.
oc7B 1Up II =
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MR.. BLANOHARD'S LETTER.

Mr. Blanchard has written us a letter, which
we publish this morning, wherein he takes
exception to our mild criticism of his asser-
tion, made during the debate on the report OF
the Judiciary Committee, that the Estate is
Democratic, no matter how the city may 60.
z Mr.. Blanchard conceiyes that we have
fallen into several grave errors, which. Ii
allowed to go uncorrected,' would do him In
Justice, and these errors he forthwith pro-
ceeds to correct. He says that his remark
was made In "reply to one made by DR..
Robertson to the effect that he urged the cleo
tlon OF judges as a political right, or that we
ought to accord 1t to New Orleans, as we
were dependent upon the vote OF New Or
leans to carry the State for the Democratic
party" To this assertion Mr. Blanchard SUBJ
mits that he made very proper reply. We
can see some relevancy between what Dr.
Robertson said and hts reply, and IT, like the
Irishman at Donnybrook fair, Mr.. Blanchard
feels himself under q religious obligation to
bit every head he sees, we might accept
his justification. But 1t was precisely
this pugnacious disposition which we
meant to deprecate. We persist In our asser-
tion that there was II occasion for the remark
made by Mr.. Blancasld and that 1t had bet
ter be left unsaid Mr.. Blanchard says that
he chad no intention whatever to reflect upon
the voters OF New Orleans" and we readily
accept his assurance; yet the animus OF his
reply was apparently bad, especially when
considered In connection with his VOTE which
| certainly did "rehect" upon them, inasmuch
as it constituted, practically, an expression
Al.l ~
New Orleans could not be trusted
to elect their own Judiciary, and this not
withstanding the fact that the Convention
had already made the judiciary elective In
the country districts, including those where's
| in there are negro and Republican majorities.
| The unjust discrimination which Mr. Blanch-
ards vote helped to establish cannot be put
out of sight, nor can we admit that consis-
tency In his advocacy of the appointive sys-
tenn required any such a course upon his
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-04

BONES AND IRON.
IN ToSSOF BONES and IRON wanted al the
wv Tin and Stove House of
JOSEPH Fl. yesterdays,
Next Door to Nationa! Bank, Charles1own.
March IS, 1879
FARM BELLS
II HAVE for sale tho best Silver Iron Farm RelJa
with and without Francs. superior bell.
call and see it, at
JOS II. yesterdays
July Is, 1878. Tin and Stove House.
EVERYTHING in my limo done at Reasonable
II Prices, and done promptly. Give me a call
JOS. II. yesterday
Old Tin and Stove House, Main ST., near National
Bank.
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TRUTHS
Hop nitte,s are the parest and nes,
b9tterk Ever Made.

They gro compounded frein Hops, Buehu,
saiandTAke aad Characteristics otdests bsst, . hd
: most VAlrable nisdteines in tho world aud c. q \
tain all the best and mtttGuIatiHe pIopetties OF
all other Bitters, bsiug the greatest Blood furi.
sEes, Liver RrEUIa or. and Life aud Health Re
stO'iUE AZ eat on earth. No diseaso or ia health
fcaa p0ssibIy long exist where these Bttega are
fused, go varied Nnd perfect are their operations
They give new lie nd VigOr TO the acss andl
Fin firm. To all who Q empI yman e cause ir 4
r. gGli nit Of tbe tovsls usinAsy org ne. orl
= b" require Appettzsr. Tonic asd midi
sStimulant: these BitgeTs sre ipVsIusble. being
aighiy curative, 'Oaie and sttm ulattng. wi'hoGtl
sinToXtcaUnE.
No matter what your feelings or sYu ptom,;
are; what tie d'ssHss or aiIHert TO-, use Rort
sBis'ers. Dol,t wait uotil you are sicF, rot 81
5Tou only feel bod nis. q. 'be ttetss
IL once. i may cave your nEe EuIdre.s haysl
been saved BY :" Soiss; o. $500 n Vii b. J
spaid for q cass they Will net cure bsip.
Do not suffer yousssIf or let your fsienSs ssf
fer, bus use snd urge them 70 use Hop Bitters 1
Remember Hop Bitters 10 nc sviie, drusRed
.d.untsn nottran, hut The Pares, and Be-,
Medicine ever made: tie ''InvaIid's Fri. n ard
Hope - and 10 psrson or family should be With.
ont them. Try the Blttors to day.
Try Hop Cough Cure oaH Pam ReLeft
For sale By DruS eists Ia haTiestoro
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DAVID a. CoeKaIIt. IJosEPH H. CoexElLl
DAVID 81. COCKR1LL g. SON,
AROHITECTS & BUILDERS
Charlestoun, Jefferson County,

nUR experience in tho business which we sdver
" tise TO condu et, and our MISUNDERSTANDING
with it in alits branches. enable to assure the
public that any work entrusted to us will be exc
cuted in the most workmanlike manner, and with
IN The contedeTate army during The four Years
struggle whiehit manfully encountered, they
have located in their native county, where their
services offered in building tho waste places
and in carrying out practical recon struction.
Particular attention given at all tmes to the
drawing of plans and specifications; and in the
construction of
aEoMETRIcAL sTA1RWAYs,
whore calculation is required, they confden
that they cannot be surpassed by any workmen in
The Valley of Virginia.
&C. Being we'll known in the community, they
deem it nnecessary TO say more than that orders
left tor them will receive prom pit attention.
April ], ls6S-u.
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CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!
rrnn

SHE llNU 1OF
PHR TONS, ROCNAwATS. tall Styles)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, sULKIES.
sLEIGHs, sc. Ard am also prepared to manu-:
facture REARsss of any description. win
Space of oao year ANY work not coming up
10 my representation, viii make good without
one dollars COST to the party boTiog. will also
take in exchange for ali NEW WORK, old Car
ringes, Buggiee, Sc, therefore TO persons who
wish TO patroDize
HOME MANUFACTURE,
I offer an iaducemeat for them 10 buy OF me IN
stead of going bread. there can be as subEtan-
tial WORK put up at HOME AZ elaevhere
homes IL dssiTed, If within q days drive. upon
notifying me at misplace
ThnpkiuI for ths liberal patronage extended 20
me from Clarke, Faaquicr, Eoudoun aud adioining
counties, respectfully AJAX a continuance Of the
GEO. G. THOMAS,
Phoenix Carriage Works,
Doc. 10. 1s73--v. BeTryvilIe. Va.
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30 STOCK RAIsERE.

t1 SAA 10 5000 q year, OF 90 % $40 .
tolCS1U day ia your own locality. No risk.
Women do as veil as men. Many make more,
than the amount stated above. so one can. fail to
make noney fast. Any one can do che work. You
can make from 50 cts to 80 an hour by der1tipg
7Our evenings and spare time 10 the besfress. IL
costs nothing to try the basfaess. EothfaF like
Il for IroneJ me kfse ever offered before. Bpsi-
rzoss pleasan4 and Strictly hOaorah1s.s Reeder, IN
you 1aat 10 know All about the best paying busi-
ness before the public. sesd us yeur sddfess. and
Se will send you full particu lara and private
terms free. Samples worth s6i also free You
make up your mind Tor yor<seH. Address
GEORGE STINS0N & CO.. Portland, Maine
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MaHdby House.

THE ssaT ALTBY'' is the only Hotel in B.lsi-
i moro conduetsd on bc;h the
IAMERICAN and EUROPEAN PLANS.
Owing TO tho decline in cost eft many articien
appcrta;pirg to our expenses, the rates of board
have been reduced to
S2.OO and % so psr Day on the A.nr.ieon P!cn, nnd
Sl.OOto $500 on the European.
Being tho only Hotel in the country having al
those rates
FIRST GLASS PASSENGER
u Is E3 " "a 81 q 1,
and Alllnodern improvements.
Anil q. 1s77-y. Pronrietor.
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2zst Of October, 1879,

u OeOOS' IOf0j
in front of the Court House, in charlestown,
tho following valuable real estate:
All of that valuable farm. situated about one
mile N. E. of Lcetown, III. said county, ono mile
from the smithfeld and Shepherdstown turn
NJ ke known "a
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d EcH Anvil oAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
IAEaEs WI. BUTT

CoNTINBEs the vigorous prosecution of his
W avocation as Carpente r and Builder, and will
take orders for work nd execute the same prompt
lyand satisfactorily. HE experience 10 such that
he can guarantee perfect workman ship, and his
prices will compare fayorably with the most
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him 5 call.
April %, 1878,
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DITCuING AND ENCHANTING.

THE undersigned still offers his services
T. competent workman in the above line.-
i Pitching and Excaya'ing Of all kinds-Dgglns
crate rates, and faithfully executed. Orders left
at residence, west Congress st., will receive
prompt attention. WESLEY LOWRY.
September 9, 1879.
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NoE1CE.

CUMBERLAND COAL.
AYE offer G-st rate lot Of Coal for Steam and
wv Sniths' purposes, at greatly reduced rates.
Will keep constant supply.
July 10, 1871. LlPPIFT & co.
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CHoE BLACKING. Backing Brushes. Horse
y Brushes. Cards and Curry Combs, for sale by
Feb 10, 1879. s. 8, DALGARN.
ink for sale bY 8. s. DALGARE.
rURRY Combs, Horse Brushes and Cards. for
GaIe bv 6. 8 DALGARN.
FRENCH BRANDY, (Gonuine Imported. } cold
by LIGHT & MITCHELL,
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