Why Yours Men Should Join the Democratic Party
A dated call urging young men to join the Democratic Party, arguing the party and republic share origins and duties. The piece asserts the party's founders, Jefferson, Franklin, Madison, and Jackson, laid foundational principles and that alignment will protect future generations and national memory.
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Democratic Party
Republic
Tegether
Democratic Party of the Republic
Jefferson
Franklin
Adison
Jackson
Commonwealth
General officers who led the Army since the Revolution
The New York Mail lists chiefs of the Army from 1789 to 1869 showing ranks: Harmar St Clair Wayne Wilkinson Washington Wilkinson Dearborn Brown Van Vliet Vend, Scott, McClellan, Grant, Sherman, and others. The record notes rank shifts and service dates across eras.
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New York Mail
Josiah Harmar
Arthur St. Clair
Anthony Wayne
James Wilkinson
George Washington
Ajor
Henry Dearborn
Jes
Jacob Brown
Alexander Mavend
Winfield Scott
Oneal
George B. McClellan
Henry W, Oe
U.S. Grant
Willi Sherman
Singer Sewing Machines on Lake Charles Street
An advertisement from Adrien Combe agent in Lake Charles invites locals to examine sewing machines on the shore street. The notice is dated April 13, 1874, with signatures from Louis Leveque and W. J. Brrax, secretary, Lane Owanves.
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Singer
Sree
Atreet
Lake Charles
Adrien Combe
Louis Leveque
W. M. J. W. Brrax
Lane Owanves
John Dillons announces liquor sale on public square
John Dillons informs Lake Charles residents on Public Square and Lake that he has a complete assortment of pure liquors imported to Lake Charles. He plans wholesale and retail sales at fair prices. His wines and brandies are unmatched and his whiskies are Simon pure. Farewell call around before leaving town. lager beer Scotch ale and porter on hand.
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Sieces
Lake Charles
Simon
Calcasieu River
H. D. Nix
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Thomas Budd
Frere Tows
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Rochester
New York
Weekly Echo
JOB Printing Office
A. W. Dryan
Bis Old Stand
Ryan Street
E. Kirby
Gro. H. Welds
Nix’s Ferry and Store
Sre’ Tarttal
Asles
Charles Wammy Bouo
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Howe Journal
Olaba
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Weekly Sun
Agricultural Department
Iplo
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Daily Sun
Bow York City
N.D
Palestine
Jerurmem
THE
NEW Orleans Times
Tip
Isaac N, Stoutemyer
WM. H. H. Judson
Camp Street
William Gregg
Ada Galley
Office OF Gregg's Purchasing Bureau
Burgundy Street
Caval, New Orleans, Louisiana
Greg
Ada Gangg
BA ‘Tyley
Sampson Bros
Perlein
Jones, Jr
J. C. Tilton
Mreoper
Mra. Gill
Dagded
Andrus
Saxon
Bi, + and Myo. Valvobild
Nibblett’s
J W Bryan
A. P. Smart
Baaban, Calcasien Parish, la
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