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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18
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The P. Of n. Harvest Feast.

The committee appointed by the
Pomona Grange, No. 5, Of this
county, to prepare a programme for
the Harvest Feast and Fair to be
held at Hay Creek September next,
met on Friday last and agreed upon
the following, subject to such
changes as circumstances may rem
<1er necessary
The meeting will be commenced
On Thursday, September goth, at s
o'clock, a. m., and from that hour
till noon will be spent in receiving
and arranging articles offered for
exhibition.
The Harvest Feast will take place
at noon on Thursday, continuing
till two O'Clock, P. m. Those who
participate will bring thef own pro-
visions, but it is intended to have
them spread upon a c5mmon table
(which will be sufficiently large to
accommodate all.
At two o'clock the company will
assemble in the hail, when the form
al ceremonies will take place. This
will consist Of singing by the choir
and prayer, after which there will be
an Grafton, but the committee is not
yet prepared to announce the name
Of the orator. Singing by the choir
will follow, after which the Master
will announce the premiums to be
awarded to exhibitors. After an
appropriate song recess for sup
per will take place.
At SIX o'clock, the company will
re-assemble in the hall, and after
song by the choir, the Master will
announce the following topics for
general discussion, viz: The best
methods of cultivating wheat, corn,
oats and other grains; growing veg
etables; the best grasses for hay,
how cultivated and when the best
time for cutting same; breeds and
treatment of cattle, horses, sheep, hogs
and poultry; the culture of fruit and
berries; farm houses, barns and out
buildings; house yards and ornamental
grounds. The order in which these
will be taken up is to be hereafter de-
termined.
The discussion will continue till
o'clock, p. M, when the Pomona degree
will be conferred, after which the meet
ing will adjourn till o'clock IL. M, on
Friday.
On Friday the grange will open with
singing, when the general discussion
will be resumed and continued till 1O1s
a. m. The Master will then announce
the committees on awards, and from
this time till noon will be devoted tc
the exhibition, when the committees
will hand in their reports.
At l11ao'c clock, p. m. there will be an
ldress by the Master of this grange,
ter which the awards of premiums
II be announced and the premiums
tribuced. ....,< ...
The grange will then adjourn and the
,mainder of the day will be devoted to
clearing up the hall of the articles on
exhibition. In the evening there be a
harvest dance for such as desire to in.
dulge in that pastime.
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Harvest News.

From the line Of Winona and st:
Peter Il. X: A trial of Self Binders
was had at St. Charles between the
McC Cormick, the Locke, and the Adams
and French machines resulting in favor
of the Mccormick. The latter was
judged to be the highest draft and to be
the best for taking up lodged grain.
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The Mccormick Self Binder. .
Money, Time, and Labor Saving Attachment!

With Binder can be independent hired help
and liable
ab bind bundles of
be eed
bands made
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Established A. .. 1922.
Officers & Directors !:

W. F. HE1KEs, President.
S. D. BEAR, Vice President.
W. H. GoNDERr, Secretary.
IRWIN G. SouDERs, Director.
PETER BoHLANDER, Director.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07
HAYES AND PHILLIPS.
Reconstruction by Military Farce or
constitutional Means.

tOincinnati Commercial.
When Gen. Grant was about to leave
the presidential chair. after an expe-
rience of eight years at the head Of
affairs. he said that "the entire people
are tired Of the military eing employed
to sustain u State government. II n
Republican State government cannot
sustain itself, then it will have to give
way" The General should have ex-
cepted Wendell Phillips, Ben Butler.
Senator Blaine and the few surviving
implaeables who have come down to US
from the days Of the civil war. Out
side Of this small Coterie, which Ia daily
diminishing In numbers and influence.
the people are heartily tired of prop.
ping up State governments on the
points Of Federal bayonets. and they
are ready to experiment with policy
that promises more satisfactory results.
What has Mr.. Phillips policy accom-
plished ? Has 1t forced his convictions
upon anybody Are the Southern PEG.
pie more loyal by reason of 1t ? Are they
more reeonoiled TO their situation In the
Unionp Has Republicanism in the
hold Mississippi to the party? Did 1t
give the vote of Alabama to tho Repub-
licans2 How many Of theHe Southern
States that after the war rolled up Re-
publican majorities, now remain to that
party2 There is nothing surer in the
future than that South Carolina and
Louisiana will be wrested from the Re-
publioans as Mississippi has been, II the
policy of the last Administration Is con
tinued by President Hayes, Is that de-
sirable Does Mr.. Phillips want a solid
South, embittered and ranoorous by rea-
son n the futile attempt to govern 1t by
military power, to face In the political
canvass OF 1902
Unless the people are prepared to
take actual military possession of the
South, patrolling every township and
ward with an armed force, and subject
ing the citizens TO the rigors of martial
law. 1t cannot be fashioned to suit the
ideas of Mr.. Phillips. An army of half
million men would be hardly suffl-
Client for that. Even were that prao-
teal. there exists the fatal objection
that 1t would be Of indefinite continu.
ance. Can Mr.. Phillips fix the limit
within which. under the policy he pro-
poses, the South would become loyal
and accept the amendments to the con-
stitution and the laws matte in pursu-
ance thereof. in good faith, and accord
ing to the Interpretation which he puts
upon them?
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1BERvILLE PARISH.
How We Ought to Receive The Commits
sion.
Tbe disastrous Effects Of Delay On the
Present Crops.
Especial Correspondence N. o. Democrat. ]

Especial Correspondence N. @, Detnoerat.l
PLAouBM1NB, April 4, 1877.
Editor Democrat Everybody tells his
neighbor about the High Joint Com
MISSION" and that is about all. Few
stop to ask what it is, or whatit Ia to do.
and well they do not. for IL seems that
when you say 1t is a High Joint Com
mission. and comes by mutual consent,
YOU tell all
Well, let these gentlemen Commits
sioners come. treat them as good, hon
orable gentlemen and then-let them
go home.
They have no authority to do any
thing, and we want no mutual con-
sent" In ours. We have Gov. Nichols
and his government fully established.
and we want no more-will have no less
We have temporised too much for our
good iu this matter already. The affairs
Of our whole State are crippled for the
year to an extent equal, venture to as
sert, to forty per cent OF the whole, and
that is too much, not to mention other
reasons why an outraged people, strug-
Cling as never people struggled before,
should no longer dilly.dally or consent
to delay which helps to keep before the
public such monsters as Kellogg, Pit
kin, Packard 10 Go.
We have had fine weather generally
for crops. and what the planters have
been able to undertake promises well.
Without the status quo things would be
far better. It has effected everything,
but is now fast disappearing before the
authority of our one.armed Governor,
Frank Nichols. PELICAN.
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John Mccullough was once playing
the the part OF the Prince OF Morocco. II
Metropolitan Theatre, when the boys
put a job on him. You know they put
three Baskets on a table, one Of which
the Prince opens. Some wag got the
casket from the property man and fixed
a jack-in- the-box inside, so that when
the lid was opened the jack would fly
up. John walked up, bent over the box
and turned the key, when up flew one
Of those elongated jacks with red
wooden head and hit John on the nose.
You never saw such an astonished man
since Balaam's ass attempted to draw
his master into conversational debate,
and, Of course, the whole effect Of the
scene was lost amid the roar Of the au-
pience.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07

W. W. MISUNDERSTANDING the thousand
lovers Of art, there are none who have not learn
ed to ackn Wedge the superior genius Of this
talented photographer. Hundreds Of beautiful
pictures hang gracefully upon the walls Of our
most tasty citizens. and their exquisite fipsh and
beauty cast glow of refinement and elegance
around the most humble cottage. Mr. Washturn
imports from Europe yearly the most scientific
skill in his profession, artists WHO have attained
perfection in the large and celebrated galleries
II the old country. This alone should be great
inducement to visit and patrobize Washburn's
new studio, and from present indications his ele-
gsnt est ablisnment promises to surpass any thing
q kind to be seen in the Southern country.
haSS no doubt the sturdy hero Of the
I'll reap rich and well earned
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ADVERTISING HATEs-DAILs

Transient advertisements d per suuare ten
tines uf cold agate) first Insertion: 90 Genus
ntrh subsequent consecutive insertion.
Wants, TO Rent, Fdr Bales and Boarding ad-
yertisements, 10 cents d line. net cash soiu mea-
sure, None taken at LEGS than 30 cente ..,,.
Advertisements for the period OIL one hnoheh
f,opai or business Notices 20 cents q line, net.
Editorial Notices, In Editorial type eo cents
Il
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Rnies of Admission.

Rnies of Admission.
No ladies' permitted to the stand Gnaecompas
MED by gentlemen.
Invitation badges for pon-resdents only ire
personal. and adm iipnly the srson invffsd.
Quarter-streteh badges will admit to all parts
Of the stand and grounds.
Tickets Of admission to the stand do not admit
the holder to the quarter stretch.
Members are entitled TO u free admission for
ladies accompanying them,
Ladies' ACCOMPANIED by members nre invited
to visit the Club House.
Smoking. positively prohibited on the mern-
bers' stand.
All vehicles must enter by the GENTLY Road
gate. except members Members Of the club
and ladies' accompanying ihem only admitted
ut the Members Gate,
Quarter Stretch Badges can be obtained ut the.
Office. 16 Carondelet street. ind at the track.
The cars Of the City Railroad, Bayou Bridge
branch, and Orleans Railroad will leave Clay
Statue. Canal street. every five minutes during
the races.
stewards.
q. A. Breaux. G. r. Howard. II. W. Simmons.
il. 4. Yorke. VIC Lipscomb,
Timers.
II. L. Rivers J. A. Morris.
Distance Judges.
T. l.. Airey, W. b. Krumbhaar.
J. +. HORNOR. Secretary.
All communications must be addressed to
Lock Box 800, New Orleans. ap1 6i2dp
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FIRST RACE Three-ouarters Of 4 mile for
all ages club purse 5000; Of which $50 to FIRST
horse. $50 to second horse, $40 TO third.
SECOND RACE-Post stak es for all aees \
two mile he is, s25 entrance. .. D., with $500
added: Of which s4oo to first horse 800 to Sec
ond.
THIRD RACE-One mile with 100 pounds ON
each, three years old to carry their proper
weights.s pounds allowed to mares and geld.
ines club purse 5000. Of which st5o to flrss
horse. $50 to second $40 10 third
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BuRNETTs COLOGNE is file d in elegant bottles
Of superior fnish and beauty-in themselves an
ornament. 1t has, in q brief time, attained
large and constantly increasing SALE confirming
the opinion Of the best judges, that 1t is equal,
If not superior. to the celebrated farina.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS OF THE PAPER
srtuscptpTION RATES

DAILY per annum sto; and at same rate half
yearly and quarterly. .... r.,....,a.. .......
WEEKLY published every satufuay morn sI} II
futtl per annun ~; and at same rate HAIL
Haaflr and nMnrtptlr.
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LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CITJH
New Orleans, liza.
SPRING MEETING.
Conn mencing Saturday, April T..
WRIST Day--saturanY. April 4. Is.7.

first nay--saturaay, April I, 1877.
FIRST RAoE-Hurdle Race. two miles over
eight hurdles. club PURSE, $3.50 Of which $50 to-
first horse. 800 to second
bEOOND RAOE-Ths Piokwivk Stakes mile
heats for three year olds: s25 entrance, 3. D.
with 500 added. OF which $500 TO first horse.
300 TO second horse.
THIRD RACB-Two miles for all ages. club
purse $500: Of which 5000 TO FIRST horse. s1s IL,
second horse, and s2s TO third horse.
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Fifth DHy Saturday, April II.

FIRST lsACE-One mile and quarter with 1Dns
pounds on each, three year olds to curry their
proper weight; three pounds allowed to mares
and geldlngs. Club purse $500 Of which $3.50 to
first horse $50 TO second, $40 to third.
SECOND HACE-The Oottrill Stakes, for three
year olds s25 entrance, p. D., with s40o added.
One mile and half First horse 5000. second
horse stoo Winner Of the Pickwck stakes 10
carry seven pounds extra
Third RACB-Consolatio Race. one mile.
for horses that have run and not won during
the meeting. Club purse $780, Of which $3.50 to
first horse, $50 to second $40 to third.
FOURTH RACB-Four mile heats, for all
ages. Club purse $500: first horse TO receive
$780, second $500.
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Two or Three Gigantic Pillars of Iron
Ore To be Blown Up at Once.
IN Enn

orc To Oe Blown Up AT once.
IN. Y. SUM-
On the 10Th Of April next there will be
a gigantic blast OF iron ore at Mineville,
seven miles from Port Henry, Essex
county, New York. The Port Henry
Iron Ore Company Is the greatest
mining corporation in the United States,
il not In the world, its annual produc-
ton being about three hundred and
fifty thousand tons. It has decided to
remove, by one mighty blow-up, two or
three enormous pillars, which formerly
supported the roof. Three pillars have
been uncovered in the excavations,
nomposed Of iron ore. They are fro m
~ 10 feet in height, and from 80 to
1staip "a 500 tons in gross.
NV stimuli.
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In Nil club purses entrance free. and in nh
such purses o walk-over entities horse 10 first
money only. and horse distaneing the field
entitled to Hrst money only.
Members arc notified to call for their badges
ut the office. 10 Carondelet street.
The races will commence at o'clock .. m.
In case Of postpouemsnt on account oil the
weather. pennant will be displayed from the
office Of tho club 1e Carondelet street.
Quarter stretch badges for meeting. .-..s12 60
Day badges ....,..... .*...4...,.......e... q co.
Adrss sion to club stand .......,.,., ....... Oh.
Admission TO field .......,. ..s...... o.
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r ANDING Elk BARK zEF1RO FROM DOR
IL deaux
tes casks CLARvT, y + Clairac.
% half casks CLAHET j, = I Glairac
~ Iaiss -, y, M, ~ y, ~ Gefmaih
81 casks Ola HEr J. u. Cote de Lormont.
$50 cases CbARBT. D r Clairae
81 cases CGARET. II 7 Clhirau. pints "a q,
2b eases WHITE WINE, Il + st. aermain.
2Ik.
10 cases French White Wine VINEGAR Cessat
Jsune.
80 barrels French White Wine VINEGAR, Ces-
sat Jeune.
For sale by EDMUND DUBOIS
apG 3t 10 Decatur formerly Old J,evna.
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GONTHAHAsp CHILDREN.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Crescent City HniIropa Company. tt3 Fam,
street New Orleans. Arril g. 1871 The annual
election for directors Of this company will he
held on MONDAY. 10th inst, between the hours
OF 10 q. IN. and l.. M, ut the Office Of tho com
pany. j. Ii. JUDEN, Secretary
apr lot
Parties Having Pledges with the Un-
derslgned, and on which back In crest is due,
they, will Big sold at auction, Bale to begin
Auetioneer A. THsTARr.
ar6t32 Corner Royal and Toulouse.
Loan anu ,,e"gs Assorta ton Notice Is
hereby given that an election for President,
Cashier and Three directors Of The Loan and
Pledge Association will be held April 10, 1877, be-
tween t .,s hours Of 10 a. n aud D. m at the
apo 1ot* o. d. BENTON, President.
0nsce New Orleans ana CarrolIton
Railroad Company New Orleans. April 4. 1871
h At Special meeting Of the Board ef DIRECTORS.
pEA GENT was declared out Of the earnings Of
the past three months. payable to the stock
holders Of this, company or their legal represen-
sps lst WALTER V p dhd6 III re SECRETARY 'ass
once Louisiana Haui able i,fe Insurance
company, corner Gfavier. and Carondplet.
streets, New Orleans, Ap~l, 4, 1877 In eompli-
pany. nh election for Eight Directors TO serve
during tbe ensuing three years, will be held ut
the office OF the Co1npan on MONDAY. the 10th
u. IN.
hp4 lot WILLIAM HENDERSON, aee'y.
For the Lake - office nj New Orleans
City Railroad Company, No. t24 Canal street
New, Orleans April /, 1877 From this date trains
for the Lake will leavs the city ut and o'clock
n. M. and every hour thereafter until o'clock
p m, Tho last train will leave the Lake End Mt
go'elock y. IN. G. @. LEWIS, Secretary
ap1 tt
Louisiana Jevee G0mpany-Eg aarOn-
delet street-New Orleans. March ~, 1s77-The
regular annual election Of twelve directors Of
this company, to serve during the ensuing year,
will be held at this Office between the hours of
II q. IN. and p. m, on SATURDAY. April Z.
1871, Transfer books will be closed on and after
April |, 1877. M, A. TAttLETON,
mh2s I'd Eecretary and Treasurer.
:, Office Factors ana Traders Insurance
Company. No 81 Carondelet street-New Or
leans. March "a, 1s77.-ln conformity with arti-
Gle sixth Of the charter. an election will be held
pit this office on MONDAY. the 9th of April next,
between the hours of II o'clock a. IN, and
O'CLOCK p. ln for twenty five trustees, to serve us
such for the ensuing year.
THOMAS i. WALKER,
mh25 lot Secretary.
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In good old times importations OF Piper Held
seck one year reached u. 900 baskets.
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Euuaree

Monthly advertisements, haying lhe run on
rharaed two-thirds the above rates.
Edjtorial page monthly advertisements, each
Hutitre, $40 per month";
states TOR Advertising in the Weekly New
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general rates the same ne for
Advertisements for the period OF one month
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
Louisiana.

Houma has social club.
Two year old ration E.nd stubble in
st. Mary are failures.
Stock raising Is notably on the in
in North Louisiana.
has only six lawyers. This
hest,average in the State.
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A choice line of silk handkerchiefs and soarfs
at M. L. Byrne Co.'s special sale to-day.
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FIRST HACE-One mile and oae=eighth for
all ages club purse $500, OF which s2se to first
horse, $50 to second s25 to third.
SECOND BACB-Three miles, for NIL ages !;
club purse SO Of of which slsO to FIRST horse, 500
to second, $40 to third
THIRD HAUE-Mile hehts, for all ages club
purse s4oo Of which 500 TO Grst horse, 500 to
ssrond.
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- On SUNDAY next the 9Th inst the Jackson
Railroad will resume, for the Summer of 1877
MeOomb City, Miss, and intermediate points,
The train will leave the Caiope street depot OF
T.29a IN. arriving nj McOomb City at II g5 b. IN i,
arriving In the city at $40 b. m Fare to Pass
Manehae, and points south and return. 80 cents
aud TO all points north to MeComb City and re-
turn 81. pGgt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
R1DWELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC

R1DWELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- b. Charles street
The only Theatre open In the city.
Engagement for One Week Only, Commencing
Sunday. April 1, 1877,
OF the Great Character Actor.
MIR. JOHN THOMPSON.
SUNDAY, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
= drama Of ON HAND. 'o 'p00'''''
Wednesday and Thursday April and 5--The
new drama entitled ZYKES. THE SHOW
Friday and Saturday and Saturday Matinee
-, HIS latest PRODUCTION. called MOSES.
Friday Benefit Of Mr.. JOHN THOMPSON.
monster Bill Sunday April 0.
Monday. April e-Behrnt Of Mr., w. II, POW EI..
In active preparation and will shortly be- bro.
dq .s the Comic Sensation of The Day. en- filed
iishoSe' apt
VARIETIES THEATRE.
April ~. 1877.
GRAND NEGRO MINSTREL PERFORMANCE
FOR CHARITY,
GONTHAHAND CHILDREN.
RICH JOKES, NEW SKETCHES
SUPERB BUHLEsQUEs.
Costumes, ETC.. for which have been imported
at immense expense
Tickets reserved seats al,
Rush Gallery, Burgundy street door. 95 cents.
Tickets for sale Mt J. u. Wasson's. stationer
AZ Oatondelet street. A. u. Griswold Il Go. cor
ner Canal and Royal Max Chapsky II Bro.
Magazine Market. api
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Fourth Day-Tbn rsday, April 10.

FIRST RACE-Hurds Handicap. two miles
over eight hurdles, for oil ages club purse
$500: Of which $3.50 TO first horse, $50 to second.
SB00ND HACE-seling Raee. one mile and
quarter. horses entered 10 be sold for $500 TO-
carry their proper Weights for $1,000 allowed
pounds. for $50 10 pounds; for $500 Is pounds
for sBos 20 pounds. The winner TO be sold at
auction Immediately after the race. Any sur
plus over the amount entered to be- sold for will
go to the second horse. Club PURGE $500: Of
which $3.50 to first horse. $50 to second, $40 to
third
THIRD RACE-Mile heats. three best In FIVE
for all ages. Club purse $780, Of which $3.50 to
first horse. 800 30 second
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WANTS.

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY - A FIRST
w class milltnsr Address. with references,
EDGAR JOHNSTON. Galveston. Texas.
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WANTED-a SET OF SUGAR HOLLHRS
w four to five feet housing and Juice pan
Address with pric, and location. PLANTER
this office mn liz
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Loan ana rieags Ass0cta tion-Noire Ia
hereby given that an election for Preside
Cashier and Three Directors Of The Loan and
Pledge Association will be held April 10. 1877, boz
tween the hours Of 10 H. IN. aud y. m. ut the
office of the Association, t1n GraYier street,
apG lots ~. H. BENTON prasid
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dersgned, and on which back In crest is due
they will be sold at auction. Bale to begin
MONDAY. April 10. through flacide J. Spear
Auetioneer A. THATAHr
auGt92 Corner ROYAL and Toulouse