The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-07

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frn1rio4 Donocrst. Juns 81
- Eellclana q perfectly quiet g the
oDemt m042ns en0 ~. ~ s 1877, ~ ~
K115er Chan ovor before, end the white
\ 1S6S,Ie - doing I'll to encourage them.
NJ g the present moment the weather
- keon oxceodlngly propitl0ue Tor the
! U1G6f0r. end the crops, although some
N1of backward. are growing finely.
sS NORTH Louisiana Journal. eune III
The weather for the past ten days has
Hem warm and shOwery: indeed, too
miuch rain has fallen In some localities
lok the good Of the crops, as It arrested
ne plows and starts the grass rapidly.
n o Sr opar are Ss aey osces
arc many Of them planted, whilst some
ot0 still under water.
The river ID falling slowly but steadi-
II and will soon fall rapidly.
The health Of the country is excellent.
EImf.yclto Advertiser. June 81
From the best Information we have
toDn able to procure, we give the follow.
r. foport OF the present condition OF
~ crops In this parish
IN area there Is perhaps twenty or
tQtuty.five per cent less cotton than
lnnt year and corresponding increase
II corn and other crops. The condition
- esnt, A. s,os,s pnred with an average
14S@ssr " ,Rsinu hnnlt ward and the stand
Eod owinu Il, drv weather in the early
~s,rSns, md ,,nsniSnd aeed The corn and
ether held and garden crops are fair and
promising. The fruit crop, as before
stated, ii almost total failure, result
iaR nom the effects Of the freeze OF the
A. All fiow the few bl 1oms which APP
s.ar.a .ettinu scarcely ,,nv fruit.
"a. ss1,nr,,i,s T.,cvrsrl, i.noal
ma ,.'.tar - raca.l,ng ~ the swamp.
80 thn MAI" I. : Sair nraanect th Int the rail.
~c~d viii ~ A. smli onerntion within the
SSRf tan dnya. I.aborers are busy right
{2S fhA track and roadbed as fast as the
XVkr3Invv rf,en on.
l6Vamt6ro has been taken Of the In
<nrrsntion "a make at the depot here q
nr,nier 81 improvements, among which
$ekofioe the fIiiinr IN Of the low places
ero,,nd the depot buildings and the
nSking Of flrstrate walk, part plank
xSX mo- dirt. from the business portion
n S3 tdsvn ~ the denot.
.r..s,n...ss n,r~,er 1.noa1
-. 800 - MI ,a.r,sh nra nu,te
Ing cavt9 ~ VI. s.,asa Wa have
vlS ~, snOusn uao 1880 iost waak
s3 e. .no Inlm r ~ Soan,st,os hovo hee,,
s,A ylAss nIu svno ",esst S.,iw "a tha
ls0l " snow ,s aO0s srshn 3rosdma,,
~ Wv 2. swoiso tays .t, md an5 now ~ at
"a. s1sa., sh =. ~ III rnna thew ia
not flock Into the towns In such large
AuWOorS % noretoiore'
TEXAS.
& tn.,,v t,r,r,aouta Junaal
49,. - -, Lands throucho,t the
vpS y. . 81 nau '9o,T fYthn season
unnsy e.o p,s,.t vow 81 - .-htch thera Il
sss.; W. , r.o.tsyI oryer Yields will be
evo1y ,rtvhS9p p .a a%;acarf comntiea than
s4e - Viz e. au y, ss'Jt'0o"o 'a-'''
Ns sewers. yea.s.
luaoo ESam'ncr juno ~
The wet weather. IN tne early paIt. "
~ week did not seriously lntcrlere WIZ
moWork OF harvesting. A large portion
- tho wheat crop was ready LOT tne
reaper, and to-day most OF the gram =
IA the shock. The average yield VIII %
better than anticipated. Oats, grasses
Aotton crops and the gardens nave pee,
VASTLY benefited by the late rains, wnici
M0ro general tnrougnous tne county, y y.
ina corn 0FQD9 are maturing very litSt