New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
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I'M "a u bnroe IateQigeacer:
emneS have never experienced so long
s lvn' n BIT at this season as now. Since the
nth of May it has not rained in this
J. Mar bOrho0d, and the prospects are not
BILE for q change, yet the crops are
better than usual after such long
A ned dry weather. The cotton has not
-------l d, and looks we'll Corn is not gen.
} ais good, though plenty will be made for
'arel, tantity cultivated. Our gardens and
" q as are suffering very much, and I'm.
fecteS have rain soon we will be deprived
0 sell etables.
,een!h tidings lately received from Grew
.s an are favorable to the followers. of
lie, Al The perch is caught by the bushel.
Basin shing is said to be better in the lake
n, IN II many years, Sportsmen will bear
oriea1 j that the cars leave on Tuesday and
q n. by. Excursion tickets only 81 so
. health of Monroe and vicinity is bet
Tzar b usual, yet we hear of several new
M al ans who intend locating here. There
i Loul n for all, and we cordially invite
. and but can not insure practice to all.
. ~ ~ iver is receding rapidly, and no water
tax den for steamboats,. We would ad-
4 Il P 1 citizens to send for supplies before
81 r. ~ late.
STstou ell Tisdaleis plantation. in Morehouse.
and q Vas Ku-Kluxed of large quantity of
ns os pms last week in day time, while his
NIB, were in the field at work.
quAre ordan's smokehouse was also entered
l I,Ia, lights before, and relieved of con
! as ID e quantity of bread and meat.
neasur Henry NJ. Bry has steam planning
md TS n in full operation; 1t is doing good
with
~ fHi ~ alexandria Democrat is making huge
am Of 10 secure the colored vote. 1t men
Edwat colored Democratic club, and says:
e-n'n club was no sooner organized than
~ note ent to work in real earnest, and have
stamps ID recruits and converts at every step,
law o. have no doubt that in less than a
s MAJ t this club will outnumber any po-
Of Lou organization ever gotten mp in the
Sc La pn and Gordon speak on Wednesday
lit Cqte, and on Saturday 81 lCheneyViIle,
~ Oi Y places there will be a Barbecue. In
" The sion, we bid the colored Democracy
and resoes, IN their maiden organizations,
y s ~ ed, and cheertully recommend their
~ ~ ~ y pns, Pierson and Gordon, to the good
1865, kind attentions of the planters 81
deer pile and Cotile.
f ii1li enoorot has these items of informa-
Louisiat I've to record weeks continuance
,n1,uje. tiful and seasonable weather-We
rpents ood crop weather. This is the grand
gnty Patton these days, and we are glad to
IA bSy nee that the prospect for large crops
s and Pnd cotton is still very good and
a. as res Nsa ltaging. We can hear nowhere Of any
l l nv Nv lars.
oF appl Iger has fallen at least six feet siace
on ME issue, and is yet receding very fast
claim. not remember to ever have seen the
intereA as last. In few days low water
per ludq With us. Our fine packets are back
,sury nd ~ the trade, and the wheelEarroN
soon be with us.
pa etc. low citizens who were dragged to
lew o. leans on second trip, in answer to
lAIArshl eoun-Phillips charges, returned on
Louis Nicholas. They we're bailed before
- ed District Court for their appear.
r no october next. So ends the second
A%+lSl e shannon. Calhoun drama.
ton Rouge Gazette and Comet learns
snd disease known as the 0lqFb0n has
'nF - appearance among the live stock
n ma Nlains in, Baton Rouge parish. A
rieans NY OF the farmers, Messrs. d. Shat
'hgksI MeHngh, Mccartney, Troth. Mrs
ier and Others, have suffered from
I'd witt ~ mules, cows, and other stock.
Of sqna aEe Is very sudden IN its attacks.
yAnal its course very quickly,
NAV lngston and East Feiiciana crops
sst BY y 70 wear most encouraging ap.
oneer, Of Assumption, says crops of
~ note 70, and cotton In that parish are
y asSeOSgl tine, and should no unforeseen
- occur the quantity of corn pro-
- d Tar exceed the demands of the