davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
Die biesidbrtse @ouutps5air uaa
sa.a &iebmarft.

DN 0orbereitungen ~ Au am 49,,
l2O. unb 81. bs. Ntts. a,f ben biefger
|5airsruno ab3uboltenbeM go1nty- Sal,
limb I'M ponen &aase, unb Iopeit i'd
bis iett beurtbeilen idbt, 'tpirb bic 8e.
tbeilisun9 an Der MnsiteIuu9, iopie be,
f8eiu@ BON auber5aU Elm unsemeir
itarter iein. aa
9otentli9 tpirb Der .rGisbdr" ben
Betterclert einmal aasnabntaspeiie eins
tleine Nbuei9uns Don .bem ionIt Il
itrens BON ibm befolsten esbdr FRA
Ilenoer s%eitatteu uno ibm e~rlauben, fiji,
Die fommenoe Mo9e ausge3ei9 rete.
l@etter. iebenfals beferes :aB bi ge:
genpdrtise unfreunoIi4e @itterurts ],
loci elen.
Somobl BON ct. Gloub .unb l1,1t9e.
genb, pie BON aaen 9teilen hes 6 oun.
tp's uirb cine rese BetbeiIiguns er;par.
tet, uno peripridt bic biesjdbriBe G,oun.
Ftp= Gair benz pollen Slime bes @l,rtes
gu entipre@en.
Nebenbei lei es bemertt, oub b ieles
Sabr neben Der laabmirtbinafni den
uno Snouitrieaus ltelluns am 80. unb
20. aud Elm 8iebmartt sebaIten tpe rben
miro. @ie mir bereits in elmer ipor.
b%ersebenoen Summer a~nsebeutet, bat
It'd bas bei tebenbe Committee ;tereit er-
tlart fir unentseltlide Jiitteruns beg
Viebes an Die EN- beioen 5agen 60 rye
gu tragen. 9aier gum So teupreis an
Ort unb Stelle. Au9 tperoen ;n,ei
Manner anseitellt ,peroen, melde >ud j.
reno Der Nadt aufsupalien baben, 10
oab GARNER li6 obne Gorge mabren b
Der Nadt entfernen f0nnen. IS nit 3
superi idtlid ermartet, Dap Die Garme t
oes Gountp's li4 redt Sablreid lompb |
an Der 5air pie an @iebmartt bethel.
ligen meroen.
alispdrti9e &dufer iperben ermartet.
Sn 9etreH Der Sair uno @ettrennen
,nuroe folsenoes Yrosramm aufseItellt
Ii ter Sag Septbr. 10.
9os Yferberennen miro am Nadmite
to9e 1tottflroen. Vile Se9enltanhc iper=
ben sur @usltsllun9 seoronet lein.
2ter Sag, 20. Septbr.
Die Gr6hnunssreOe miro our6 BEN
CT Gice= Gouperneur Sperm Sarto I'M
10 llbr 80 Wtinuten se9alten perben.
@aDrenO oes Na6mittags tperben s,pei
:trotting races" itattNuoen. Gine|
.9roBarlige Sctbeilisuns erwartet.
3tcr 8 ag,21. 9eptbr.
@ahrsnn beg NaAmittass miro cine
'trotting race" nit porsiisliden 9fer=
ben itattfinben. @rn. S. u. 8ennett's
pfero Orient, elmer Der bcitcn Eenner
i'm Stoate, miro an cielem Sage auf
Der Bnbn erld)einen.
a1e Mnme!ounsen fir 8etbeilisunsl
an Dem @cttrennen miil|en per Dem 1S.l
B. Mts., 8rrmittass 8 llbr, gema9tl
perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
&eui@reden Proclamation.

@cuperneur Yilsbury bat cine BON
80. ausuf batire 4rotlamation erlai.
len. porin ct a~nfInbi8t, bak i'm 2aufel
bes Monats OCTOBER cine Gonferen, Der
@ouperneure Der BON Der Qeui4reden.
2an6plase an meifen beimeeIu&hn
Staaten uno .5erritorien {tattfinsen
perbe, beren .3wed barin beftebt, lid
iiber semeiniam su ersreitenbe Mittel
our @trtilsuns Der 9e,,i&reden 8era.
tbung su balten. unterbeNen fsrbert
Der &ouDeraeur Die Bes6it<rung ter
BON ben 9euI9reden oerslftetea O..
senoen hieIes Staotes aut. @sriamm=
lun8en u balten, chamber bic spdbrenl
Der leben Sabre 9ema&trn GHa6run.
gen mitsutbeilen unb I'D ebenfaus iber
Die N%ntpenb,lns tpirtianer Rittel au
beipreden. gu bemieIbes 52Spede bat
Der @super.ieur aud ieinerieits Grtun-
oisuns eng e3osen iiber ben GrfoI9 Ser
bisbcr in t,eridieoenea @esen6en CUR
Iusfabrun 9ebradten MitteI unb
tbeilt, seitiibt auf ,nseridfRae 8eri&te,
Golssaoes ais bas &atblamite nit:
1. Das 3ermalmen Der Snlettcn
ourd @a lSen uno aabere Berdtbe ODER
oas Ginfa n9en in Sddsu ober Gau=
sruhen in Der 3eit, toe Aie ii9 paaren,
.. b. BON Mtitte 9lasut bis gum Gin.
tritt Der ,G1lte.
2. Oas llnterpaIsen Der Ger unb
G9srn Der tablen trodenen bisel uno
anoerer 'oelonoers parmen steIen, mo-
bic .Gier selest limb, nm bielelben Dor
Dem Nu.sbriiten gu 5~erit0ren. Oa Neu=
brlub= GcIber bel onoers gun, GierIesen
BON ben 6euldredeu benutt ,perben, 10
ii aeren Surdphii9en belonbers mid.
tis, uno omar 10 lpat i'm Sabre, als IT.
sca'b mDsIi4.
3. @%emsinIames SanSeln sum 3wcd
beg S6ubes oes trofenen Yrdrissra=
leg biz CUR re1ten 3eit sum N%bbrennen
i'm Jriibjabr, ba lia oas Ycrbrennen
BEG nit iunscn @eul9reden ansefiu=
ten Grale s I'M 6riljabr aIs Gin lebr
Ser torungsmittel bewabrt
Fat. gu oielem 3mede G;nri6tuno
BON Seuerna6en in Den Sowns.
4. Sas 9e9en bon loiem Stro1 ouf
oNcr in Die Ndbs Der gruttelen uno
Scrhrennen oeIiclbcn i'm Iriibiabr,
lpsnn lib bic jur9en SIlletten maNcn=
oorin pertriehen.
5. 3icben BON ensen titfen @raben
nod t%isferen Gruaen in 3lpiiden.
oarin, sum e6ub segen oas
Der junSen Sniettcn, bic bin
Ino umfommen.
6. Sden oer 6ruAt ouf t(eine 5tide
'ber Streifen, fiinisis big bunbert Sui
pelt, 5!pilAen oenen man lGmale Strel- F;
Ell leer Iabt uno nit tiefen 6urden uno !
ourhiie6t, in pe!de bic 6eu= /,
4redar getrieben lperoen %fonncn. ;
7. Ginfansm Der Snleftcn, bclor- :
'ers msnn tie mod jung iino, auf Big.
'er crprpbte Dirt. c
s. Jcrttrciben Der eripa1lenen 6eu= {
bon ben Jeloern burd iiber S
nle selpannte IL. 9eldwunsene Stride, 5
urt Naub uno ldrmenocs @erduld, /,
1bsm man 8Ied9eidirrc on einanber /
tlast nno allerIel gdrm madt. 5
Seoes Der bier ansegebenen Mittel i
'iro obnc 3lpeifel sur Tertileuna oes i
emeinlamcn Bcinocs beitrosen; oeB= i
alb ioroert Der Gouuerncur ale 8e= i
.efenom auf gemcinlam 6ono on's !,
Serf 81 legen nno tbattrdftis mitsu= q
oann meroe Der Grfolo niAt j
,lsbleiben. 5
Sic 4rotmmotion i4lieBt nit fol- y
enoer GrtlQrunQ: &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14

GER Rarfe~ Sirb ieiue eypsdftr Otfe
nab Stsre mad tessa 9. aei&ert.s Store.
0ebdube an BET q. 0ernainfsafe dRrlesea
Wersebt a;&t bab ON 10. a,nb 20
b. Wfts. auf ben 9airgrunh elm Dieb'
,sarft a~boebalteu 0erben ~iro.
4as 63al9axs No. 81 nd9e 6ru.
@eore 6anien pirb bi1tnen :2ur3em
Souenoet fei1 as3 BEN O .bras4 iiber.
9ebeu tueroea.
2etten Montae fanb IN bsr ODER,
ftabt cine S&weiserbo43eit latt. Der,
Boiling unb 6rau Gber naren BIZ
9lidl@en 8raatleute.
Grop.aepfel unb 4fauHeu Iiab IN
bieIera Sabre sortreffih 9ebieben.
9ielelben werhex ~ 75cts. trr 8uibtl
eetaaft.
9ie jdbrli@e ~S9ululeetine~ tuirh
am z. October, .als an eriten @amitae
beiasten Monats, in ben per14iebeneu
Slttrsets 1tattftoea1.
9S19Iten @nmtag ,pirb in Der Sc.
tneinbe .3um bettigen &reu3" in Smo
3ipers bur9 ben 6odm'iteu 8ii4oi
6eioenbuI4 bas fell. Saerament oer
Girmuns seIpenbet merben.
Sn Sid Nuairie ,purbe bieIen
@ommer cine 1eue Mablmible erbaut,
tpel6e biele @at4e in Sang seIebt
,purbe. Sine reue sasmiible wiro in
einem Monat pnllcnaet Iein.
Sic 5tanbb1abe 5ur County
Gair pfroen Greitas ben Is. os. Mts.,
Mbenbs7 l1br, an 8opb's Store 0Ient=
lid ON Den Meiitbietenoen .oerseben
tuerben. Mae, Die einen Stano balten
moqen, 1olten i'd ernfnoen.
Ser MitisemtbImer os. 8lattes>
SEQ g. 8rid, 1pirb am nd9iten
@onntag in &i9mono fem unb
1teue Nbonnenter nptircn. 4Gtipas
riiditdnoiSss A6pnnentenselo 'pdre er=
miial4t.
Serr g. Op.rbedrs Setel fiorirt
trpt Ser lhledten 3eiten, benin Der Go
roner iab Iid senDtbist I'M Glab fir
feline @dite su hefommef1, einen neuen
8riditein Aubau on 1einem 9ptel gu
MAIDEN. Operbed's Sotel erfreut li9
.Deit ulib brett zines euten yfufs.
@erIdumt es nidt! Sicjeni+
gen Ginserpanaerten, uel6e ibr Mabl=
redt tommensen 6e1bit ausiiben mol@
len, aberibre erite 8irserl9sinc nod
nidt berallssenomraen BADEN, lollten
oies seitis b%elorgsn, lonlt 1inb Iie BEL
Der Serb Itluabl ni@t sum Stimmen be-
reGtigt.
Ser iii bielem Sabre pon Sen Ser
rem Henoersait & 50. in Saut= Centre
erridtete Steinr nno @rid=glpd miro
binnen &ur5em poaenbet lein. Ser
SlDd miro BON Den %9enanl,ten Serren
iu einem @iienuaarenitore lpwie BON
DAT oro Il Nelion 81 einem 9ruditore
Derlueloet perben.
%ltnlere Treunbe unb Skinner, lpe=
eiel oiejeni9en, welde Die 6rennoli9fcit
batten, Die Agentur uni erts glattes su|
ii%bernebmel,, ,perOen anoVr9 erlu9t,
uns 0fters cine 9ofalnptiS iiber porse-
fommene Grei9niiie BON 8e!ars aus Ser
ltmseseno S%ufommen gu lailen. Wir|
nebmen alle Neuisfeiten, welde Der
5enoens rnleres 8lattes entipre6en,
nit 9anf an. Ginse(anots i1oeb obne
Namu,sunterI9riit, oocr woour9 einem
3peiten oltf cine fraufcltbe Meile 81
nabe 9etreten miro, linden feline Scriid=
iidti9lns. Selbitueri tanblid iiaoen
MIR oleieniscn vGinselanots" cine ut=
entsel5li6e @ufnaDme in Den Spalten
nnIeres Siottes, oeren Sinn Gin rein
pripater uno sen olsemeinen Nlugcn
f0rocrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
Der ber9r06erte vMoroiteru."

un1ere Seller %empfan9en nit 6ieler
Drummer Die persr6berte Mussabe beg
~Noroi tern." @ir boben trot manden
9inoernifen unier ~sesebenes Werlpre=
den 9ebalten unb feline Soften sel9eut,
UNI cine 3eitun9 beraus,useben, Die
boHentli& benz @uni@e Der MebrSabl
unierer 2eier entipre@en wirb. Mir
BADEN bisles unternebmen nit Der Nor=
ausiebuns aussefibrt, bab uniers
Nbonnenten aud ibrerieits ii@ bereit
Fnben, bic our@ bic @ersr0beruns err
uodIenen beoeuttnben Muslasen beden
5u belfeu. @ir baben ben Yreis beg
. Norbtern" auf $3.50 per Sobr feitse.
felt. aQe 1ieienisen, tpel@e nod NIT
benz Mbonnentenselbe bes laufenben
Sabres i'm &iidfanbe iinb uno binnen
Monatsfrif aablen, brau&en Bios
$500 fir bas laufenbe Sabr ja 3ablen,
ale uebri9en inbeb boben ben Mebr-
betras bes lebten Auortall pro 1876
ju entriaten.
Gab e far uns cine unm6sli&tei
ii. cine 3eitune ,pie bic porliesenbe,
3ura Yreis BON 81. 90 Der Sabr heraus.
31Seben, tuirb ieber re@tbentenb.
Meni4, Der nrr in gttpas bic ausla.
gen elmer 9ruderei bere@nen tann,
taum abftreiteu t5nnen. 0enn mi&i
MUIR fnb uns barb bic ani@aHuns be,
4reHe unb eu&taben bebeutenbe I'm.
seiten erpa&ien. ionoern bic Iaufeabeu
'Huslasen fiir 4apier xnb arbeitsfobu
Nknb bur@ bic gersrOseruns 10 eenie.
gen, bob Elm 6ortbeiteben unter Der
poraneebeuteten u~mitdnben saum BENT.
bar II. Sober 2eier iollte IN Grind.
|suns sieben, Sab eiae sxte beaH@e Sci.
tuns in einem eoaWtp ni@t Hur elmer
Musen fir iebex ginselasn 5ietet uni
~ be1en Gmportomnnen frdftis Bel.
'teuert,. ioneern eielmebr aa@ ber gan.
zen uwsesenb ,am 9ortse;l serei@t
@irb ni@t ieber aus,pdrti9e 2eier Be.
.@orbitern~ su sem S4hKe tommen
oaB Stearns< unb bic Na@bar. Goun.
ties ni&t uur faart, ionbern aud Dor.
berri&enb psn Deutf9en bsFebeu.t
(9enn cine dbnIi@e Setting fann obu'
cine seuiKe aasabl Mbennenten nib
.beitebeu). llno forbert lie ni4t eter
baour&, Sab Fe ausnartiee bur@ man.
&erIei gprtbeae CUR MnFebeluns in oeI
Na&bari&aft anlpornt, bic SntereNe,
MQere Iu9 obne bisies birst elm
2ofal5eituns ben 9ortbeiI, bab lie al
Inseisen unbN euistetten bes County!
per0Hentli@t Die jeoer Ginwobner bes=
felbex milen FaQ uttb HE ei1eua Gin3el.
men ofters einen sroBen Nuten se,rdb=
rem. Nub erbrm uerlansen mir teiner
bObera Yreis, tpie jebe onbere 3eitunq
BON sIei9er @r0be to{tet, trosoem Die.
ielbeu u1eiitens cine beoeuteno grSBer.
Ibonnenten3ubl baben, als mir ppbl i
ertuartfn fDnmn.
Sesbalb .mrrrt nidt iber ben Mebr=
CON so Gents, lie tbun einem
nidt mel, .uns inbeb biift es
ourd bic Mense. Ser NoroIsern"
iolte j9t in teinem ioeutIden 2au]s
mebr feblen.
@ir nerben llns be1trebert, itets einer
geoiesenen SER toi ~: brinsen, uao ba
mir al, me9reru Sauttplabsn Cores
p%onbcnten e%ngasirt, merben mir ntht
nur nit Der laufenben Yolitif Sdritt
lonbernnu6 Die SntereNen Gin
Sclner pber 9ller beiprs9enoe Meuiefei=
ten lfcts seiti9 perDHentli6en.
Sprrcfppnoems.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14

~ Suite 2iauorc gu ben b;uiqFeu Treiieu
bel g. WiIIer.
Sin Morn,eaenmiiiionGr maGt Mliue
9aes. unb 9ianti- gountb uniider.
/ Wianeiuta IS else bat iid srf ben
englii@cn Wdrftcn iebt eincn ebrenrolcn
Elas erobcrt uao er;ielt baielblt bebere Vrsiic
ais irgerS ei,1 aaberer Sommcrmci;eu.
Ger Shasmeiiter bon Murrab 60. i'll
I'M $500 beitoblen iporben, unb lit Der 9ieb
lis poto nod nidt ermitteIt wprbcn.
"a GGten @cinciiis in bcIicbisen Suan,
titGtcu bel 3. 81 ii Tier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-14
yokal-gMhriehtem.
st efpr TT =9idet.


Sir Erafibcnt:
Samuel S. SiIben,
bon Stem BORT.
Sir giee. VraIbent:
Sbomas $. 9enbrids,
bon Snbiana.
Yrdlibentidafts Gleftoren:
l.. Diftrift:
q. U. Sones,
bon CImFeb.
2. Diftriet:
90. Z. 8onntmeII,
bon Ne9eob.
3. CiFrift:
Sofepb Gopfer,
bon Stearns.
AT LARGE:
Gbmunb Nice,
bon @amfe1.
Sobn1 s. @easber.
bow Blue Garth.
Cir eon8ref:
l. Difritt:
8. 8. 8neII,
bon Sosfea So.
=. Dtfrift:
%. 90. @eWair.
boa eeasetin 60.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
FOREIGN.
MOntenegfin Arnlss

LONDON. January 8.-A Vienna dispatch
to the Daily Ne,cs says: 1t is reported that
the Montenegrin Minister of War intends
to purchase rifles in Vienna. kilograms
from Servia state that the manufactures of
arms are very active. The Roumanian gov
ernment is Fastening the completion of it's
armament by contracts with foreign firms
Won Arnim.
A special dispatch from Berlin to the
Daily Neacs saws tho report is current that
the courts will shortly publish Q general
denunciation against Count Henry Won
Arnim, if he fails to return, and that he will
be tried in contumacy.
Physicians say Won Arnim is to ill to 90
to prison. The government regards this
certificate as insufficient, and the Count is
Collision.
The City of Brooklyn collided with
and sunk an Italian bark off Fastnees.
Three of the bark's crew are missing. The
balance, consisting of nine, we're rescued
by the steamer.
Ordered On Duty.
The Vienna correspondent of the Stand
ard says all in Vienna liable to serve in case
of war are ordered to hold themselves in
readiness to join their respective CORPS
within forty eight bOurs.
Cotton Mills Burned.
The Be]grave cotton mills, near Oldham,
Lancashire, containing $4,000 apindles. were
destroyed by fire. Loss $3.50, 900.
Insurgents Repulsed at NIostar.
VIENNA, January 8.-Twenty eight hun
dred insurgents tried to surprise Mostar,
but were repulsed and almost entirely de-
stroyed.
Thomassen's Accessories.
The police IN Berlin, being in possession
of the private correspondence of Thomas
sen, OF sne nrsmernavet a. ayna%ae plot,
of his accomplices, who visited the board
inghouses patronized by English and Amer
lean tourists. The police are searching for
DR.. Medworth, who, it would seem, from
information in their possession, was evi-
IDENTIFY an aocomplice of ThOmsssen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

this officer the power TO prosecute all the
cOnspirators and their estates. 1t is also
claimed that those responsible for the fail
ure to prosecute the parties who have been
allowed to escape under the operation of
the statute of limitation, and otherwise,
should be compelled to make good the in
jury thus Inflicted on the city and county.
Freedman,s Bank.
The Freedman's Bank commissioners have
filed a bill for the sale of the Young Mems
Christian Association building for money
loaned for it's erection.
Mortuary.
Deaths of the week, SAT.
Government Business.
Weekly specie shipments $678 900; specie
imports SAC, 900; imports. dry goods 81, ,34l,-
COG, merchandise Sc, 1876, ,93l.
Alleged Corruption.
The defendants in the suit for alleged
corrupt cOllusion in the matter of the con-
tract for building the Hempstead, Long
Island, reservoir filed their answer o-day,
denying all the allegations of collusion or
fraud.
A virtuous Whisky Firm.
Mr.. Goleen, of Golsen & eastman, of
Chicago, having given testimony before the
grand jury of that city yesterday implicat-
ing +. Q. Boyd & Co., Of this city, in the
illicit whisky business. The latter TO- day ex-
plicitly denied the story, and said they had
asked an investigation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

That famous place of comfort for the
inner man, the Old Virginia Kitchen, on
Camp street, opposite St. Patricks Church.
is just the place for all lovers of good
things. The very name smacks of savory
morsels, and is suggestive of dishes fit for
epicuree, from coffee fragrant and strong,
made in the good old style, up to the
choicest spreads. Those who try the Old
Virginia lunches or meals once, are forever
welded to the institution, and from that
hour forward are staunch supporters of its
pleasant fOibles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
NEW YORK.
A Murder Trial, ,

NEW YORK, January S.-The trial of
Thomas and James Goodwin, for causing
the death Of their father, in Jersey City, has
been concluded Thomas was found guilty
Of manslaughter, and James was acquitted.
Judgment Against a Railroad.
The jury in the case OF Eaton vs. the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, for q re-
fusal to carry plaintiff on an excursion
ticket few hours after it's date, rendered q
verdict OF $500. Eaton sued for S50OO
The case has been appealed.
Tweed's Case.
In the suit begun by the attorneys Of
Tweed, in the name of Charles Devlin,
whose bonds for the appearance OF Tweed
for trial in the criminal indictments were
forfeited recently. against the city, the
county, the Attorney General, the corpora
ton counsel, jackson S. Schultz, John II.
Keyser, Andrew j. Garvey,' Richard B.
Connolly and James H. Ingeroll, reference
is made to the exemption Of the estates
of Ingersoll, Garvey and Keyser from
the prosecutioo, and to the failure Of
the assignee OF . portion of the prop.
erty OF the latter to account to the
city for tho money held BY him
in trust to satisfy the claims arising under
transactions Of the ring. The relief applied
for 10 tho appointment Of . receiver Of an
claims against tho ring, and confeFring upon
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
AGRICULTURAL.
Statistics Of the Department Of Agricul
tuFOs

Statistics Of the Department Of Agricul-
turo.
WASHINGTON, January S.-The statistician
of the Department of Agriculture has COM
pleted the compilation of the official returns
for the past month, and finds correct the
general assumption of the lower yield of
lint in proportion to seed cotton. Only two
states, Arkansas and Texas, report larger
proportion than in 1874.
The Atlantic States. which have previ-
ously made low estimates of the aggregate
production, all return smaller yield of
lint to seed in comparison with the
previous crop, and none of them over
thirty pounds to each hundred pounds
of seed The average decrease IN all
the States is four per cent. This reduction
is attributed in most cases to excessive
moisture, and resulted in the imperfect
development of the boil, and in some of the
effects Of early drouth in preventing full
maturity. Cotton grown in fields heavily
dressed with commercial fertilizers is found
to have a greater proportlOnate develop
ment of seed than of Int. The average
quality Of fibre is somewhat lower than
last year. Arkansas and Texas furnish the
only exceptions to this statement, though
the average depreciation is slight in Lou
isiana and Alabama. 1t il greatest in
Mississippi and the Atlantic States. The
proportion OF the crop gathered on the nrst
of December was ninety per cent. as re-
ported, as follows: North Carolina, 80;
South Carolina, 95; Florida, SO; Georgia, 81;
Alabama, 81; Mississippi IS; Louisiana. 83;
Texas, 81; Arkansas, 76; Tennessee, 70. In
analy zing the monthly cotton reports of the
season, the average condition from June to
October is made ninety-three and half per
cent, against eighty-three in the same
period Of 1874. This would indicate
: crop of about 100000 bales. with
an equally favorable autumn and an
equal proportion Of lint. The loss Of
four per cent in yield lint makes q redue
ton Of 10000 bales, and the difference in
maturing and gathering since October
points to further reduction of two to four
per cent. with margin of 10000 bales for
contingencies. After the first week in De-
cember, the seasons reports taken together
indicate q crop of not less than 4,0s0, 900
bales, nor more than 4, 1901 900 bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
The Democratic State Central Commit tee.

The Democratic State Central Commit tee.
Mr.. Moncure, president of the late Demo
cratic State Convention, has announced the
members of the Central Committee for the
State at large, as follows:
Duncan S. Cage. of Terrebonne; Albert
VOORHEES,, D. B. Penn, Of Orlsans; James c;
Wise, OF Rapides; j. B. Wilkinson, Of
Plaquemines; Albert C. Janin, Samuel
Chopin, Frank Heuer. William Hart,
James B. Eustis, H. D. Ogden, Of Orleans;
Joseph NJ. Moore, Of st. Landry; w. 4.
and Louis St. Martin, of Orleans.
In addition to those named, each ward in
the city of New Orleans and each parish IN
the State, il entitled to elect one member.
The committee can not be organized until
this is done.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

The last three edays-Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday-will positively bring to close
the large sale of dry goods at No. 100 Canal
street. Colonel Montgomery also announces
that the entire balance of goods remaining
unopened will be offered during the next
three days, consisting of sheetipg, bleached
and unbleached, elegant colored silks, laces,
dress goods in large variety, carpets, etc.,
and will be sold peremptorily regardless Of
cost, in order to make settlement with the
creditors. Don't fail to embrace this last
and grand opportunity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

The popular and long established dress
making house of Mrs. Charles Brown, No.
176 Canal street, is still, deservingly, 3
favorite place of resort and consultation of
the ladies Of New Orleans, and the superior
fitting and thorough work performed by
Mrs. Brown and her skilled assistants, is
q source of satisfaction to all customers who
are fortunate enough to engage such COM
petent mOdistes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
Left Out in the Cold.

The Democrats, in their recent conven-
ton in this city, re elected, reindorsed and
recognized the McEnery ticket as they
claim it was elected, with one exception;
they would not or did not remember that
Sam Armstead was their Secretary of State.
Perhaps the delegates failed in memory be-
cause Armstead is colored man. Te say
the least it is very strange that go in
portant person should be overlooked in
making an eleventh hour recognition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
January 8, 1876

Whose eoul is 60 dead, or whose heart 80
debased, that glass of good old wine, such
as is imported by Paul Gelpi & Brother,
does not enliven and elevates ''Dry Yer
zenay" pops good cheer into your very
face, and laughs and sparkles away the
last shadow of dull care, while any one
of the dozens of other brands of wines
which these gentlemen dispense to GUS
toners, is sure panaces for the blues,
and half the other ills of life. "a little
wine, etc." says st. Paul, and all who want
little or much should call on Paul Gelpi g.
Brother,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
Blackmar & Finney's pianos are the best

One of the most elegant and carefully
selected stocks of jewelry, watches, fine
diamonds and silverware ever exhibited in
this city can be found at the long estab-
lished and we'll known store Of Mr.. NJ.
SCOOTER, No. los Canal street. II is pleas
ure to look over such goodly assortment
of beautiful things, and parties whose wants
are in this direction can not do better than
give Mr.. Scooler's extensive stock an ex-
animation.