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, 1877-11-19

out ni the market. The retiring Grand Master.
Mr. Webster, In biz address Ind mneh to ray npon
a ee .ases sH ss
ncs+ when yoo can, and units With your ncfghoos"
when ynu can't
The advice Of Mr.. Webster ID certainly ex-
ccilcnt.
FUTURE or sHoRT-noRNs.
The 1tutern Stock Jour'r1! rcports the tollow-
Ing opinion hv that veteran, Col. J. ". Judy, OF
MeDaEd County:
mss, a* ased h.
aaetIoneer. "A They were discussing various phases
..Pienty ot money IN short.iiorns: plenty"
tatd The Colonel. -''only man must conduct It "a
%ha1 Do you .a!d h.i,o ,he o,.edef yo y
not mean to say there has been my more !tahot.
esty n That department Of stock- raising than in
"No. did not refer y that. | amply meant
ulatire character. The dealers must heeome
rupply. II there ta demand for htsh' priced
ri in,tket. let the pialn: animal. .!5ep
10 price that will attrnci the becf. .psolncer. The
thnr"u.h breeding wtti always place them above
tnncc. In mr. nptn'nn The lowest price thofoHsh-
hre.i. can seacl nnes' BY special dcpfe..ign.. y
price it would bring Of four .ea.a old for beef;
md there !. ren'r IF money in that for The eofa-
!: iii YOU think, )" said:thc breeder, ..th.t the
pure I'ntes snd the pure Bt'th cattle will decline
T. the pals: snort-llorns ever reach the point
."vcry likely .hcy might some: bns, where
shcre II n Enwsr. there Il aiwhys a higher; and
when the genera! farmer becomes hreetcr of the
int viii seek aonething dncr a1Ml higher. priced.
! htvc confidence in the short. iura business
Today than ever before. There ia plensr OF money
LOCAL BREEDER
, 1877-11-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
December Atlantic.
Nov Ready, and for Sale E7eryWRre.

The December ATLANTIC eioses the twentieth ytxt
OF the magazine and extremely readable aud A..
trAcitye number. Among IL varied contents may bs
named an interesting aEticte entitled tan aleTea.
lnnenm be Excnvuteds BY HDHEIT A.
alrt.Et1D& paper on " nshtnztnn AuetrtJs this
conclusion of 1fr. HENJAlEfN'A account Of ros~
tuGaI nnd the PpftnkneAts the first inatatiment nf
nrtnofds A ifnmHn nrr. tho now serta[ by W. IL
BISHOP. Al Instructive article on .ttodeFn shoe"
making. the third chapter Of Rambling Notes al
TN lille ExruratNn. ny MARK TWAsSs an aes
count of Thr San FFanri4ro Vigilance t:oun u1lt-
scc. bY THOMAS f3. &.ARft Wnrrntake- .
f,OSasFEij,O|y, lbs cith.t PAPER oa {srn,!n md
tusinua Inventions. hY T.. II. N1t;1fTt A AA!l. It
story. Whnt Thry +<ntd. bT 11tHf \. Ki>
critical rspsr Three Boston l'ninterst aim
curious .aFE:stioh. Etnsv to Chnnar the North
American tttsuatr. hr u. =. %ttAt.Ete. The
Cortrtbufor.| ttub 10 hrtshs and interesting: and
unuer 1tcrent Literature the tascEt holiday books
are reviewed.
, 1877-11-19

cntcAao.--Thcra ID a large fleet At tho lumber
r,arknt. The wind and the weather continue IA
Yorabtc for sailing, and craft asr arriving and de-
parting ~ uspA.. The Detroit tngs cfn"adcr and
Champion have left port the foFmct for the Straits
and she latter for Detroit Rtyer....The revenue.
cutter Andrew johnson arrived In port yesterday.
and moored 10 Drhcne slip. She csine from Mill
waukrc. 1.-The lug 51axer,nan arrtred hcrp yeatcs'
kre, where Tic ia,ttr viii lay up fur tho winter.
lrngn 'onr-.-Cnpf. 4. &. johnson. lost on the
achr ierIin. Hatic.l The se1krk lhrt seaann The
Canadian prop t:nta siss laid up Al TUs1ntn Schf
Three t.eIl- was short ~. hi barley on u recent
tsIn frnm kinear,ine 10 Cleveland. The fteah*
harRc Sclnor has been -ctzr'l at betrot and bond-
cd. =. Thir:y-onc c1rgner Of rrlin. aEgfcentinF
R;I, zoo BIZ, were shipped from Milwaukee, by lake
Tor tho week ending Friday last, Of which 7so, 9a
bu were wheat.
, 1877-11-19
MARINE NEWS.
No Further Tidings from the Mis-
sing Schooner Kate l..
Bruce.
Anxiety at Milwaukee at the Absence
Of the Schooner City Of She
boygan.
sTIt.f. MISSING.

The missing schr Kntc l.. Bfncc, which. II Is
feared, fuuhdcted htI Thnndcs lay Issn'l. In Lake
1luaon, In tho terrible htortn nf the eth md 9th
In.t.. was tcen on The DUE first mentioned. near
ChcInygan, IN tow Of The luz john'nn, shortly
nftcr the gate began. 4 yctse1 mattcr who e1w her
Il Of tho opinion that the sur was compelled to
drop her on account os the sturm.
e. n. T.indgrcn, uf Evanston, il Tho owner OF
the vct.e. and believes shes II IN tsonbc, bnt ocs
not think she las RoNc down. Those on board
consisted of Capt. Inns Hanson, Frst Mate Peter
Chr.4sanson, Second Maize E. West. aud
cook and four eCnmen whnee
name. arc mol known hrrr a. present t'art ii"n.
rtrcet, and fh.tftianson ha. s1ni!y liking IN tue
tame 'oca1ity. The tat',ine tes.el was sslnea L. a.
sl.i, ftfL atti fust5 eCAnhl schooner. fha
II insured tnr ST. t0o Divided IN equal amounts BE-.
twcun tho TutedB Fire 4 Marine. the HfeweEs' q
rn the ~ yt Nts sai n: wn: eS SSfcn
| firr cargo of 2l.:5 bu Ut ws"At WAS shipped by
y. N. sturre.. of thIs city. 10 1'runddsc. lstuee
ths, rh'rnit, Manhattan Gtna' and Manutuc.ur.
TcIcarams from Alpen. and other points. IN
answer 10 inquiries, have been received by Inter.
essa s!ssay 'eis ese" in iii III sntss r. IL. sn lseeise'
paintsa ut dai@ WIFI. wh,ie those d.eoserci Al Thansc
hay island ure hlack: circumstance which ht
thinks I. significant II r. sincerely 10 he npcA tha
nat rapid, and that MI. Lttdgren'
hoIes of hts crafts thtcty may b.
srniIzct. lie has nnothes vessel. tho Clam larkrr
which left here On the 18th inst, i've days after lh
Kate l.. lrucc, aud she l.as t!ncc nAased pot
IusDn all right. while no ftdncs has been receives
0f the utiles. Something Ass crrtain!y hapPcnc'
the mlss!ns tcho"ncs. for hcr yawi-boat. lstieset
IN full With heF name. has been fund a. ThHhdc
BAY Island. Tnc hont mar have iRen washed oyer
board by the storn,. ntAtrh were Mt tho time.
lnn,;s. were circulated! yrstertlay that thy mis-
In. craft hail llndc her rntnh trip 10 f.ufTalo, an
arrived III port liz tow of tic tug Mary McLanc, bH
.ncy wrtG not correct; tho vessel t1ssci iM by I'll
t,y named wtls thu kcl.r Il. T. Truce which cnHl
fran l,nlIain with carrh Of ctinf: and hrr GnntM!
did not nor llenr anything coneeFntng the mtsd
| lug yesAel OH bis xay up.
, 1877-11-19
S. S. SPENCER.
IN thA Effifar NJ IthA TFthun

~. 20 w., ,.,,, .o,,r.x ,,,,r
Ci1eAuo' Ho'. Ao..-loo VII eon1'f '"'o'
on tho afflicted family bY correcting 40 erro''a-
ols report concerning thu late Mr. 8. s. Spencer.
1t has been stated TINT his melancholy death,
py suNus, ~ S.aa.a sana, ~ ~ ~ souse, y,
1lence oil mental a'stfcss eailaeu ny tne 'oSs q!
q small amount of Motcy Which Was deposited
IN the State Savings Dauk. Tho truth IL. this
~ .t'..... ~ ~. ss...I,., .,,..,.;.I'., r..
Inc ease. t4a''hs heen ns' 4@.'''y s'e'"'' 1os
lbout ten Yeurs, kno" that no "as tor long
tlu,r confirmed hypoet,ondria, anl that there
are y,rv muny factors Ia ba taken into
, 1877-11-19
IiA1sS AND NIrSIIA1'S.
The Milwaukee !Stnfta<i OF Saturday has tho fol.

lowing CONCERNING the WfefkeH AchF MhFslIhHt
MI ssGS c. :'i T. 81 t,esss:!
5 sS!Ssls; III %:! II s Sss Il s$
e. a:,ay III T. y sessG xs: sns ns ssi Isx.
Sd +, i IL II 1t,o 1stx ss '"Ms a es
saa @ Of r*o s.,s i.is,: Win .aa; II Sst lnts :Ss
ss n ysn e. .axs s 81
sad pounded har:!. 10. mi th..ry y siyrn soss
h IT, III ss s II. r ss1is: !ts :seS
t e: 0a to q: s' n 9'Ss s ;hs
d water L. hsr +: h!!sS a., t'nss % hsr
pna ias 's i. sshaF Il @ 5
b fsr Il aadstr Ii stsn say s's ~; ss as s n @
poat nostinY od ie .csts, my h'Tr asisrd .ssEa
1; . ~ :sa f. HIT s H. trs!%f at IL: ~ ~
ion al. 9 nc !'eet tI.a. 4 ~. o,s m,..s t!ts
'easiuR tbs wreck.
Much anxiety Is felt ut Milwaukee for The safety
OF tue aeils CITY Of s1lemysln. Capt; Atnlersnit,
fho was bouni for Shtl,1. gan, cnal laden. frota
l,nitau. THE last seen nf t'.o vessel was previous
to tic hi1artEuus northeast snta u tnr 9Il luss
hen ss T. ~ a. s1 nMes s s,ht IT. Iy ,eGa y r II Ie
The latter ycste hi. arrived 1t hltaEo dHch!gctl
her eArso. anil II at pttsrnt making Trip to NUS
keg"!. e. ltoob' Of Milwaukee. owas The misslng
icn srat.ha,l. nj clnyton, onu Of The sailors
drowned fron, the sch, MpRsllan Wa. @ lhs ton 4, nf
galur. Anulhcr uf Eapt. Marshall sous was cap.
ta!n Of thu ttms Hay statu when she was Lost Of
wue ppralyxed by tlc sllock of tic dreadful news,
ami fen,ains paraIytc 10 th's day.-0t"t0o idi-
Thc lux TeIad, lttlls, craft from Cleveland
counn,andch uni ownel by Eapt. trccnh4igh. MI
ancient Chicago tag.nan II IN nor. ntld MI tMlc.
Ssnt ~, ss ss.s,c ii e e tnr Wc%e pins ,s
ps6p Mary Ulul, oI Wind losnt near RACINE, nfter
Tie latter had jctihonrd 1U 0o0 feet Of lumber.
which WAS Recovered. Inc Gfou HAs bonha rum
chureh aud iii. thu wrcekers, tave returned
, 1877-11-19

8psctaf DtsputcA 10 Eas GAicaaa tribune.
HuyrALo. n. y. Nor. 18.-Eixhtecu sail and
elpysn steam yeAsois asrtrc4 Saturday and o-lsy,
with casyocs as:srgatlng pr}. 0o0 bu. Utaln ship
mepts on tho cauas ware very l.ht Saturday, owing
u 4 scarcity Ut boah. Only three 1oats arrived.
aud Jous cleared, ono wi.cat.aden stpoEtcd ~
.akcn at 1i,c to New York. 4 shuuder storm
came up Saturday night. followed by \ strung
nurthwestsru, which dfore bsek ths heet tha!
cleared Saturday, including tho Etcam barle Fred
Kelly and consoFs and the tchts n, ltedulHston
and u. Natlach.. Tho ttsldsewateEr T. wa rescued
from tho hk,ilavlils aud the sta1F Towers f4ised
aud takep IL IT. Nury' ou Friday.
, 1877-11-19

POM t'ofnpnsE, Ont. Sov. II. The fchf
Peters. with coal. Citrcland to Toronto. making
hnrbnr tn-siay. parted her tow.Iinc, and went
A.ho.c hohfnt tn. eAet pier. Sdc lies In bad 20"
sIton, hair fall Of watce,
, 1877-11-19

ANHIVN{s VF a I1NVf3 z FI3t1EIs
Acet Of lDO sal! aud sttau. craft arrived In ttis
port betu cen .. a. saturday aud yesterday nooa.
Among tho number were foEty coal'laden vessels
from Lowsr-Lakc ports. Five caua1iau vessels are
included lu the list; ttuJ ars ths stcsn har.a Lo"
thals ana censu.t Cositauds, and tho scht George
Il. slnan. with c4r:nes Of hurley from tpsoato and
brI: iIyIl s4uaI from Kingston, vita aalt. aiust
vi lle yc.auls wero luulbcr.la'lcn leom cast anu
wc4t sho9e ports and from ufsen Lay aad Lake
uUTUn pU!tA.
, 1877-11-19

Thu stranded Achr T. u. Gardner haa been shan
doued by tle Chicago Dredging and Dock Com
paDy. for tne psesent at least. sud shs lies about
=. hixh and dry ~ *he did when the dsedsss went
~ lY her out. soias other Arrangement ~ Eet hs!
"a w,Il psullbIy b. l.44de Ut once. pretty heavy
sea waa running yesterday from the northeast. aad
bud tho effect to Ill up Tho ehannct Maae ~ Ins
drca4rs. TAr .casel lies essy, aud u eald to n
&Al right
, 1877-11-19

The uood1ch stmr .Alpena arrived from Muskc.
for tile last time this season, and her
hands went 10 work stripping her preparatory 10
laying her up tof the wintsr. Tho Gsand llavcn
touta Il now ciossd. tho stuits Chicago aud luskc"
yan asa sill suaninR xex1laslr Nod daily h4Lwssa
, 1877-11-19

th. port and Milwaukee,, thc st'nr Dcpern eontln"
uc. her trips Getwccn Milwaukee and HAnistce.
md The Mcn7mtnre makes her trips between CHI
csyo and Green IlhY a. nensi.
, 1877-11-19

6c,efaf ni&p,tcA to The Chtcago TrfbttnA.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Nov. is.-schrs Comsnthe,
wheat at 1Oc; John c. Mott. 11!ic: Oliver Mitch.
eli, wheat on owners account, to 0sweRo.
, 1877-11-19

.sSow, said tho teacher Of lha spelling. school.
s.lhe ne1. word will ee 'oaeot.te.' ~ th!a,
several of tbs girls whispered thsis escort. taas
they must 20. Tney were 'nduced to remain, how
eys!, On bslaz told that sas Nesd would pea''''sy
, 1877-11-19


q! LE = Sat''sa:' stnxsat %a. Vn,tta .,tt,
4tt1 at1' teesssa ssy ff foa m.ands,:toaa s
nay. II wss The cotasnabd, Including the mnst ~,
ssgesic yuunz officers. that wers worn ous aud
nst %s1iy y ss @
Ns'lo~e!I saa aou6: az y PLUCK =; an enrssy n.
mi and will eoutaua to thu end. ! .ehs Cushing
und Sof.ooa, new sn route s"o days axo. to
cu tured party of eight gculitn,eh md twh ladies'
VI! lowss tieysef i'aslA' frday !ast. ilns,
1s vii r,o s91:s so ss 'ef ax4p s, Nv
IfllxaditS General Gnn,slanuing nepallnltn
AILE8' FlunT.
Following the "details VI Ibis war the General,
reaching tue slirFcntltr Ol Ju:epLl says ot Tue
light Immediately pfoSecdlngit It:
Tho result WAS eoulplcts, viz. ths capture Of
!osspA als the autsi' ns reUuant Of by brase put
xhs U.s j. .ia oi sr saus Ga. md
twenty .lyc wartiurs. with foEty:slx "u4ndtl.
ta Ml!ce teporA hs Iona " txo oiecfa sal !" GIL
woanlsl. ths naules u all ot "hon 4asu tcrn al"
seaay publ.sl,cd. Gcu. llowar4: viii aynalt -.
a1t'ea T.. o. a. ths ne. .. ",S nsoto INC
o. course Col. Nile. atd his officer. anl Aten arc
entitled 10 ~ honus aud psalse for t.ciF prompt,
thstF lung, tvlaome purhu, Ut. entItIeu tu cIEtu.
spondsaF ctv1lt -becansa taley made that Success
sout~ back 70 tasIs several pot.s anil s,utlons ty
various s',utes. Thus hAs taFmi,,ate,l uns VI tic
most s1tfsosainary inaisn war. of which there is
auy rr.urd. rhs laaIaa. throughout ll..1'ayra u
TLsy 4bstainsd ftosn .caIpluv, lit csptiyu
WOMEN 10 tEee, aid not euulmit ind,scriai-
| tnaso mUsJes Ut peaceful families, which IL
| ususL and fought With almost scientific
xii. usiny ads4nfs sna rear guards. aIts m!sh
hnet and agl4 fUft!acatlona. SssaFthelcas, tnty
ample fu1 tbetr p4l9tsu4ncs, aud whcn coa,nalii.
I'd by kllu proper authority ihcJ began EesiststGe
| by MufuxfiuX uersuuA III w nanQrf cpnu4ektu With
| their alleged kEicsauce.- 49,.
With your approval these ptlsonsts sss row en-
route, W tas most teson9M'sat wy. % E91L Le4ren,
| The spring, when ! tsutt ths Indian Hurs1u will
DfoYtae the 4, AonIes In tho udlau reservation
| The MuIcs, wAsre. ny moderate LABOR. they cAp
s,vu br 2uu ~ support tAeuac aclres In pcses. TAs
should nrsef asalu ba allowed 10 return 10 Oregon
| " IL L1pHAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
TIE STRIkING MINI.RS.
An Important Conference OF the Phtston ana
Cnrbondnle strikers.

SCRANTON, Oct. 1.-Dclegatcs from the
striking miners of Pittston and Carbonate
have been in consultation in this city with a
committee OF miners Of this section since Satur-
day. Tho Pittston men represent the miners OF
the PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company. and those
from Carb1ndalc represent the Delaware and
Hudson miners. The proceedings Of the meet
INK which has been conducted i'm secret. have
not yet been announced. Reports rs to the
conclusion which will be arrived at by these
delegates are numerous. The general impress
sion il that the demand will be modified. II is
said ON good authority that when the Pittston
Minors appointed delegates to this meeting the
instruct, MS wrrcto inform the HYDE Park
delegates that tho ritsiou men are in favor ot
accepting an advance uf ten per cent. and TINT
they would hold out for on week longer II glin
the consent Oi the HYDE Park minors. II It il
nOt runrurrcd ia 10y that time the littston mon
viii break loose from tho common cause. \
rumor is also published that representatives, Of
the three coal companies will como to this city
Tomorrow AMI have n general con~uluiion
with the delegates from the strikers. at which
tire result 81 the present conference viii hp
uade known. This report l. g,nrraliy credited.
tn" ilnal result is awaited by all classes with
Ntt4l M Niutv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
:NNsYLvAN,A RAILROAD.
Avp rSIrrb 'sriSrfs aHl[ ROUTE.

un aud after Iuue -. 1871.
Trains leave NV York via nc~hfc.-eS ami tortandt
SIS Ferries a. follows
1Nrre-s tor ilnrr burs Pittsburgh hc West and south,
with Pullman Palace cars attached, "a % and ~
T. dMlN.
For Winunsport Lock Haven. CORY aud Eric. nj 30
W. conn, tang 1T CORY for THU. lC, petroleum
Centre, and No. on Regions For Niiham.p9ri and
I,o0 X Haven. \ VI
Fur BALTIMORE Washington. and the SOUTH Limited
except sunday. $50 A. " arrive Washington 4. 10
Reaullr a 30 A. NJ, l. g. and s3oP VI sun
dnv Sand $50 T. "
Eyre ier Philadelphia. 80 s22 % 20 Lmiicl'.
in'flA ! 4 =. D. ani s $50 +. NJ. sunday. . \ VI.
bu. aud 80 p. VI. Emgraut aud second Glass, :
T.
Boats OF "prooAivn AnncV" connect with a through
trains nj Jcr.cv CIV n1oriinI speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
rer tram. 70 Newrk. khMhcih. Railway Princeton;
Trenton. Perth Amhuv, Pennington. Hcivil.tr. Hrd
other points. .rr local schedule. ut 800 Trh,t Ni
Train, ARRIVE prom riushur4h. ESQ NAi lu.ln \. VI
ami iu2or " daily iol9 VI amt 1000 T. NJ daily,
except Monday From WASHINGTON amt BlIfiu rc.
e1nA n. no 80. 5.io. aud ipin = snnia,.
GOA From Philadelphia, = ui. f.fi hlu % 40,
tu4l II ~ VI 3ln. ! no. $40 $50. 81 10. iu lo.
nu 10 go y 49,
Ticket Om..- i.G ani nu Broadway. A.tor House.
rul loot %, -rp-se- anil ttrilandt SIS Court Sta
BROOK $40. ~ nc ani ~ Hudson st. lio.ohen. hepo
FRANK THOMSON. D.. T. FARMER
tDnrrn N4u-4rf GEM Pu~-ulN Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
STEAMBOATS, mo Hailruuos.
uANXAxnrnnYnYnAY nnATs.-

A albany ANpTuOy ByDAY HOATs.-
~ 4 NiBBARD and DANIEL. DREW leave N'-irN ":
PIER \. H.. ut 3D. and oath II ~ u y VI. liuiin1 u
Nvack Tcrry West Point Ncwbur.h. P0lghkccp-ir,
Rhino heck. saugcrtes, Catsk and ilul.nn lose con
nccton with Sew York central r. r. fur the West To
West Point and Ncwbursh returning snmc day, ~ mex
or coupons good Hudson River i " are received
on board for passage FREE TRANSFER from AMI To
BROOKLYN bv the huats the Brook I'm Annex L"aves
Jewels wharf Nultcu 81 at = \ W. Tickets over new
YORK Central and Tor Saratoga On the wharf
ALBANY EVENING BOATS. Peoples Line,
~ leave Pier ~. n X. every week day at q J. VI inr
Albany state rooms comfortably warmed Fare, sl.ho
(I'rIZENs' LINE FOE TROY. stHATO-
u GA. ami all ious north and west New palace
steamers leave daily. SATURDAYS excepted ut i. NJ,
from Pier ~ " H.. loot ut Leroy ~. low fare.
MARY pow ELL leaves Pier 80. \ H., NcsirN st.,
wi daily. NJ i.:l r VI making all the usual landings
w Esr POINT or NEwBJ ron d.ly cN
w SuutuV-i. Take REGULAR ALB Ny LINZ. w.
turn Nv down boat ROrND TICKETS At EXCURSION
RATE. Soc pl4 Lin. az raj |tiUpuf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
Sewm9 lAatblnts.

OK FOW Wheeler 4 wilson covered machine.
y iO H't IL" monls ago 40 $50 kas, OH 81
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INMAN LINE-VAii srE1NFRS

| fof TEES ,T0wN AND LIVERPOOL
tlN or RlcnNONp ........ ........ oct q. = VI
cry OF BKi ~El.~ oct Is. % 4 "
cry or BERLIN .......... oct - 3 T. NJ.
From Pier a. Norh river
CABIN sGo So aud SID gold r. turn tickets ON
favorable terms sTEkkA1L. -, currency prait, a.
lowe rates
salooii-. STATE Rooms smoking and bath Rooms amid.
ships joins - DALI. ACT. ~ and ;A broadway. y. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
anlustntnts.


4nus'In'ts' -.
PARK THEATRE.
Henry T. Abbey 90. ...... .... Lessee and Manager
fir.t wH'N "lxihigi
,,A,.ro,
will nighds hmpcr.cnate the
"chtSiIhD faAcEplANi'
81: 9: ;:.'
EVERY SIC Slsm n. AS6 s " edi 1,s SArSrr
NJ sorn,qrrns9ln , 9lli a ih le' Sieurry
Nr Soi"LnN N'rhNNS N'..', '.'..
a " H."
2dapl "a ay;, between ga api siih -,
wnNnrIifi T. iSVLSTIGNs OF I'M YEAR
Man, RTpn g' pSpuqsg,,qrs, T e,
for he n.r Of ti.,tor. niiiont charge
ruprrrSr,ip 1 niE.,IN n Sf' Hk&p Brooklyn.
ssnslc admission ~ cent. chimn % cents
, ,,, t,ee,. S""i,issi,i. II N, Transferable
coupon tickets io"lmi-'ion. - lpl
I,\I,EyEIty LOW.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-05

The potato crop of Blenvie is unusually
large.
Mr.. Estner has been elected city attorney of
i Shreveport.
S The charter of the city of Baton Rouge il to
! be revised.
A new Odd Follows Hall was dedicated the
other day al Morgan City,
Out Of the $500 taxpayers Of Tangipahoa par
ish, 1900 are delinuuents.
Y Ice an eighth Of an inch thick was formed in
Efchland on last Thursday.
number of emigrants from Alabama are
Il set ling in Webster parish.
Thanksgiving day was generally observed In
ThibodAux, all the stores but one closing.
$50 persons have registered In BienyiIe for
the election for member Of tho Legislature, to
take place next week.
There was freeze in iberia last week but
the Sugar Bo,cl thinks it will not hurt the cane
In the least
s.. G. Dixon living on the Louisiana and Mis-
sippi line, .near Clinton. East Felicana was
crushed to death by cotton gin. last week.
Work has commenced on the Willow Slough
levee In Madison parish. The new leyee will
be two miles long.
}. A. Dowden, publisher Of the Catahoula
Nescs, Harr sonburg. died OF pneumonia on
Tuesday OF last week
The tax collector of Baton Rouge has col
lected &s6Ga0 of Stale and $i4.2i7 of parish
taxes. d total to date of s5o.asT.
Y The Bordelon family of Avoyelles parish
seems to be q very extensive one. me names
Of sixty one OF them appear on the delinquent
tax list oil that parish.
A memorial has been drawn up by the peo-
pie 4 Assumption, asking relief from taxes
aseessed on The back lands Of tho parish during
years OF overflow.
\ We no longer have school In town. Some Of
the hare, and some sitting around town, learn
ing, the Why's Of he world, because It's too
cold Y 80 to school. - Franklin Sun.
Terence TAYLOR. colored: living near Lock
snrf yNhipfled his wife on the 10th of November
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The city of Baton Rouge has appropriated
~ g ken e tss nn
| schools open ten months and thereby get aid
| from the Peabody fund.
| AT a plantation ball on Col. Hollingsworth' g
ored men. William Mason and Isaac Butler in
which Butler was killed. Mason Is still at
| large.
The citizens of New Iberia held road meet
ing last Monday. The police jury were re-
auested to pass an ordinance compelling citi-
subscriptions. will be raised to open road to
Vermilionyille.
The sugar planters of the Teche and lower
Atchafaiaya will hold a meeting In Franklin,
are are Invited to attend he Question ,et Of wages
for the coming year will be the leading subject.
November rs was the blue ribbon day" of
Shreveport in the matter of cotton receipts.
One thousand and eighty -eight bales were re-
ceived, 500 by rail. 21s by wagon, and 274 by
steamer. This Is the amount shown on the re-
ceipt books Of the warehouses. The actual re-
ceipts by rail alone wore about 1000 baIess. some
Of which. not being on the books. will be en-
braced In the next report
There is great difference between the guam
tity of cotton now shipped from this point East
efs now 20 out with full loads and there Is d
HlHEhGu ulUGF6HGB Ill HnOtH6E respect, In pre-
vious years nearly all the cotton shipped by
river was consigned to New Orleans, and either
by planters or spectators, whereas, we learn
now that not more than one bale In ten is con-
signed to that city. This is because spinner's
agents take most Of the offerings q fair prices
for shipment East on through bills of lading.
shreveport Times.
The following was the sugar yield last week
In St. Marys. Mr.. John Tarleton, on Mound
place. 2}s hogsheads per acre: J. G. Bartels,
Pecan Grove. 2 hogsheads; J. Y. Sanders on
the Bnuf. 2; DR.. Sanders Home place, u from
two year old stubble: Daniel Thompson, Calu-
met. hogsheads; Marsh q Barnard Ricohoe
1900 pounds: Walker Il Thompson, Bellevue
1000 pounds. and their Hope and Alice planta-
tons. in Iberia. 1900 to 1900 pounds per acre
Sampson d Marsh. on Cypremort, ~, and as
the cane has constantly improved since we be-
lieye the yield will this year fully equal that of
last season.
From the Terrebonne Progress we learn that
Messrs. Bush & Gaeno, on Presquie were
getting hogsheads per acre: Berger Brothers.
on Crescent. Form. ! = hogsheads; Edmond La
peyrouse. A. W. Connolly and Mr.. Abraham
were getting hogsheads to the acre: On Field
y Dupont's plantation 13, and Messrs. Paul
Faisance. Victor Buron, t. Hotard. ST., +. s.
Goode AMI others were getting an average of
one hogshead to the acre. The W rst yields re-
ported were as follows: 0. M. Daspit. Collins
nlantati on, AZ hogsheads from So acres and r.
D. Brooks Butler plantation, 70 hogsheads from