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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-12
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Scr 8eisenpreis 1T scitie9en.
Gier in MSaiie auf Dem Martt!
SEPT sibt es balo frii@ss 2aseybier.
&otbe Naien tonlmen nidt INNER
pom 5aufen, aber bod nmebri9ten=
tbseIs"!-
serr Meidert, 8ddermciiter babier,
beIibt ben id0nit item OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
,psl9en mir no6 lie seisben baben.
llnlere seebrten 2eIer non Ilbanp.
Wslroie nno umseseno MAIDEN mir auf
bic InSeise v8etanntma9un9" auf=
merriam.
&audldulen bel Sag, u. 6euerslutb
bel Nabt, seben &unoe BON ben in oil
len s @eIttbeilen brennenoen Yrairie=
feusrn.
Sic 9eebrten Serren 9cier MAIDEN
mir auf bic, in elmer anbern Spalte os.
81. 1id uoriinocnoe In;eise beg 9errn
Observation-Disclosures aufmsrtlam.
$oerr 81. ". ...- ct. Sobu's
College. SIR wert6ss Ginssianot lei
Der fur oiesmal su lpat. Na4ite
@o9e !-Senoen sic uns redt oft bon
Shren Yrp0uften
@esen ;n ipaten Gintrefens Der
G%inSe!nbeiten iiber Die, am %persansenen
eonntas III 81. Soicpb itattsefunoens
8rimiSfeier, tOnnen mir fur oieic @ode
teinen ausfiibrliden 8eridt ertbeilen.
9as Ndbere in na1iter Summer.
@eitern pcrlor Senrp &obiibon
Suii9en ct. GIouo uno ct. Solepb
1eiaen ue6errOd. 9erjenise, Der ben
&od finoet, lam benz elben bel 6errn
Solo in ct. Solepb ooer in Der Office
b. ylattes abgebeu.
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itern." @sltern, Mitt,po9 ben II. Npri!,
lief Der BON 81. Saul no9 ct. glouo
beitimmte 3ms BON Track, nobel Gin
Mann gu Sobe 5eroriidt muroe. 9iabe=
reg nod nidt betannt.
Sic 6ielisen 8ier6rauereien baben
bereits 10 piel oes eblen Srontes fir bic
fommsnoe 9iss in ibren &elern aufse=
ipsidert, DAP sinsm isst ldon oas @ai=
fer i'm Munoe suiammenIauft, wenn
man MIR barau oentt.
9la9itcn Sienitas hen II. @pril
miro in Der Normalldule ,pieoerum eint
2etture sebalten ,peroen. sic friiberen
ousseseidneten Yortrase Iuiien aud an
bieiem Mbcno etwas @enubreiGes Ell
parten.
Sic Serren S9n. Grepen uno Sos.
2auer baben bonn &lolter st. 2uowig
ben Nuftras erbolten, Die ies Sabr sum
B6ue eines @ebdubes cine Milior
Brifs gu BREMEN. Gin sutes @eiddil
fir Die beioen @erren. sic reiiten &c.
tern nod Minncapolis, nm oo|clbI
cine 8ridmoI9ine 81 toufen.
Ser uNoroItern" i it Elm bemofrati=
i4ss Slatt uno miro es bleiben. Gil
Gon:ropcrle 5luil@cn ben 3situnsen pot
st. Glouo bat nit Folitit ni9ts 81
tbun, uobI abcr nit Der Trase, OF
r@enn Giner oas 9te9t bat gum 8elten
beg 8oltes 81 iparen, ss Dem Mnoern
berboten lein loQ@
g8ie mir aus BET vNprbmelttiben
Yolt" etieben, bot Der Gbineie ,@ons=
Gbin= 500 p%ergungene @ode in Ylain=
pietu 5uei Sorlelun9m scboltcn. 81.
Glouo miiroe lid aud %freuen, einmal
elnen beSppIten SpDn Oes v0lMhlll=
i6en &ei4es" in ieiner Mitte als &eo=
ncr uernebmen 81 t0nnen.
i1nIere seebrten Ibonnentcn, Ionic
GNunoe pom 2anoe, ,pe,oen b1fliAlt
crlu4t, uns %2otalnoti5m Sutommen gu
lailen. Sebod miilIen oiele Mittbei=
Iunscn itets auf @abr9sit beruben,
birfcn Niemanoen beleioisen, unb mill
fen INNER NIT Der &amensunter Drift
Beg GinIsnoers perieben iein.
Ser Friiblins tcmn,t. Sic Gnten
uno Sin9p09el lino erl@iensn. Sic
,parme SuOIuft 3iebt iiber Die Glnren
Noher nm hp(phf rio nnn,p Mntur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-12

Us" aalf, Saare, Cement, @sps, Sci.
&c. ankert moblfsil bel - Soeo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-12

s8 @aar @elo fir aartofcIn (GarIr
Mrle uno EsadebIon) bel Sobb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-12

2cbten Somstoe murben etlihe
vutberluiiise" nod Sdlob nGubefsls"
ssbradt. SieieIben batten Iid Sss Gu
ten su uiel setban, uno oa Der 9immsl,
ocn lie fir cine Sabseise anlaben, nift
lont ssnus li4 resnebmen Iieb, 10 be-
miibten lie i@, oemielben nit ibren
stimmen su 9iiIfe 81 fommen. @obr=
I9einli4 seldab es aber, Dap oes Ginen
Stimme etwas ialld in ben Obren be,
anoern @dnser ertlans. ,pesbalb Seq
tere bic 9emoarmel suriidIiilpten, Nm
nit ibren berbcn Gdmitsn BEN
fa!id S%insenoen belisr ben Son
anSuscben. 9a erIdien aber De,
@err &ubertion uno seists ibnen, ,pc
v8artel ben Moit bolt" Sn S9loi
~&ubefels" bradten lie ben Sonntas in
lebr nu6terner Stimmuns gu, unb mar
iast, Sab Tie am Montas nidt emma.
besabIen mollten, lonoern es porSoeen
nod LANCER in benz berrli9en @ebduot
3u Iosiren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-12
9er Nprbferm.
lleber bic in ct. Mu9uta obse.

lleber bic in st. Mu9uita obge.
baItene Geier Der eritsn 81. Communion
,puroe uns mit9etbeilt, baB bielelbe aui
oas grbouenbte scfeiert wuroe. Sc,
feierli6e Gottesbienit begonn nm 81
llbr. 9nd'u. P. Benedict eelebrirte oas
1o9amt unter Miiiitcn3 Der bo&np. Ser
rem P. Nnidor unb St. 2utserus.
9o&p. P. Benedict belt bic Geitpre.
oi9t. No@ berle!ben erneuerten bic
Gritiommunitanten, elf an Der ,3abl,
Die FL. 9oufseliiboe nit tlcrer unb
letter Stimwe. Sc Mtt nor 70 erarei-
Tenb, oab fein Nuse troden blieb. 9lch
ersreifenoer mar natiirlid Der III. @one
CUR Communion. Sit MeIie BON De
Monti unroe auIsefibrt uno lebr To-
benswertb uorgetragen. Scr olgeebrts
sosrr 2cbrcr &rebs, Or9aniit Der STRIDE,
peroient ale Wnertennuns fir Die Mibe
uno Den 6leib, ben or lid bel Der Gin.
iieuns ieiner Sdnser sibt. = Madbcm
Die 9an,e GeitIidteit in Der Girds por-
iiber mar, wuroe, ben 9liidliden Sin.
bern gu Gbren, elm sroBes GHen be-
9errn @eumer sesebem. M6sen biz
Ginocr bieien Soq ME berocjIen!
, 1877-05-20
GENERAL

/:
| "heae'er Tue 1o1elBu correspondents a1e
In doubt, remarks the Philadelphta 1smet' theY
seno us Woro that n1ea1c mas oeen fe7actua1eo.
| The London Quarterly Repieao declares that,
| the Methodist ia peculfar1v s.tha American
Church, "-as II anybody cared for the London
| Quarterly R<rte1o, or Its opiaions
The man Gapo who has taken his wife
with him On a VOYAGE ACROSS the ocean in q boat
thirteen feet long. ia recommended to the tender
meres of the society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
| tn Wiyes "a soon N Mr. Berph shall ind TINA to
think of IN usefnl and necessary an organization.
.r-v,- a;,.,.,5
n Ne" 1o1A t@"Jeh' "1ol07 o*o1 t'eD"A1 ~
Tor DAD cnasaeses' Out "no see"S 70 unostsAn"
me law OF hDel pfetty we1l, nas sueo .ne aloany
-soes'"o 'osF"os 1ol puousnins .ne one-a4 1IRo.s
OF me ease, as pssseo % npon ~ IL" e'' IL"
'oe.s .'p'..sN s.07 11'e ~ ::
Iae Mot0er OF ok 1ecentty Ueo ill.,
London. NOT "oman' put man he was 1ne
member OF the stat Of great tour11aI and, when
that paper wished to agftate domestic subject
this gentleman used to write letter to 1t and s1gn
*'The Mother OF six" for come other nunbeF}- /
But his place Will not be filed Mothers hAVe
learned how to write for themselves, and Apea1s=
without proxy. i
The hearing in the case of Dr.. J. @, Aver. !
,.te1v granted At ro,.r,1 showed that he xvaa in~
rnrnh,v tns.nr The CONT anno,nted =. o,tazftan>
neni.mtn Dean. F. 2. Ayer. and .Janob Roeers.
Mr.. Dean Is q we'll known Boston iawyer. ME I
Aver is a son Of the Doctor, and Mr.. Rogers II !:
prominent Lowell merchant Each gentleman WI
be required to furnish bonds in the sum Of ~
quarter Of million Of dollars
The new literary weakly established in
rew York and called T7x yxbv,or,, 1Y<>tfn, win
,,tsmnt tn orcrnv the na,d .zhfch tbo Indon
sr9d-,u, ho15s ~ Fr1i.nd rhs e-+i.,-s ~ con-
trihntors tn The AmeTics weekly vii be- a,ened IA
IN Enoland. The nav editor II Porter G. Bliss. ;
uho 1as h.d hnsv l,fe Tor vonnr man. having q
1arrr acon,int.ncr with To rndfan tfbes both
tbe Amc-;cas ,nd ha,no thonongh1v cony.raant
with snan,.h 1iter,tnr- m vel, a. that of En-
1,ard ,rd Ama-5ca ~ uas chi Fornev,s right;
hand man Tor a ve,r or t,o IN editing tie Washing
.a- r1~a.s.r.
, 1877-05-20
PERSONAL.

The Graphic says Helen Hunt Jackson il
~, and 20 Is Saxe-Holm.
Timothy Ttcomb Holland has q passion
for alippers until o'clock In the evening, and TO-
bed afterwards.
The Viscountess Vaudeville, formerly Hiss
Consuelo Yznaga, Of New York, was presented to
Queen Vlctoda May 8 by the Duchess OF Yelling
ton. ,s.'
Charles Dudley Warner will have an obit-
nary on Calvin-notsthe theologian, but a cat o1
that name, whose acquaintance we made In my
Summer in Garden "-in the next number ot
Scr1bner's Monthly.
Gov. Carroll stole march on the Balti-
more swells the other day. He had the front doors
of the cathedral locked, and went in through the
Archbishop's residence with Miss Thompson and q
few friends and MAS quietly married.
s'What Think Ye of Christi" by Gail
hamilton, Is announced by ". F. Gill & Co. It
will be published as companion volume to her
late essays, which arc to be collected and printed
under the title OF ''You're Liar."
The Nation suggests seriously
or not it is difficult to say-that Mr.. o. P. Morton
il the author OF the very entertaining "Poiitieal
Reflections "by "a Japanese Traveller" in the
Inst number Of the North Anserscaa Reraesc.
Ex-President Grant will occupy the resi-
dence Of the American Cons ul- General in London,
Gen. Adam Badcau while in that city; but he has
made 1t an express condition that be will pay his
own expenses while occupying the house, very
commcndable, It an unusual, provision. :
ssThe Rev. Joseph E. Cook, says writer
in the New York Erentng Post, sis little moro
than IS years old, In the Ttgor OF d robust man
hood, dong the work Of three or four men, and
L-S-- III
, 1877-05-20

have been killed, bur SO few aa not 20 be worthy OF
mentlen-"
But there are other things in the book business
besides these spirited passes at the Turk. Indeed,
these passes are only incidental for this is record
of 1875, yet all the more valuable for that
With the shosn-lamb story in bis mind the
reader will perhaps, not be prepared fog the fervor
Of Mz. Appleton's feeling In regard to the
tssacred" points OF interest in the Ho2y Land.
But let him speak for himself: i.
faith, the author should apologize for the old
fashioned tenderness which be shows for these
mighty legends Of the past. His tendency-and he
IL glad Of it.is TO belief. and eysrmore belief in
the hopeful life Of the planet He Is only happy
when Trusting the mystery he cannot fathom, and,
II he speak Of sacreu places and that one Divine
strued he regrets it, for he eyer remembers that
terrible saying Of q witty English lady, when
speaking Of a late work upon the Holy Land, Judas
patronize him.
And in this connection may refer to the very
manly avowal OF belief In the Spiritualistic phe-
nomeua, which. follows a Bumm1ug-up Of the I'd
rious progressive stcps OF scientific discovery.
say manly, meaning Of course thereby the conrage
which comes from self-respectin9 independence OF
character which is not always found in flourish >
ing condition in the class IN which Ar- Appleton
lives and moves, and has his being
THE CLASS OF AMERICAN ARlsTocRACY,- -
which perhaps more than the asistocracy OF another
country Is less Independent in striking ont foE
individual freedom, aud because so limited, hav-
ing sort of house consciousness.
which inevitably shrtnks from the conspicuousnesa
of originality, when that is Of the unpopular kind
Rat here is a man who has held the position
Of chief wit and autoczat OF the. dinner
table for third OF & century COM
Ing ont on the side Of the vulgar,
rs the smaller clsss always designate the larger.
Reviewing the line OF the discoveries Of the world
, 1877-05-20
BOSTON.
Tbs Famous Wit Of the Hub Comes
Out in New Book.
Advance Sheets Of "a Man Of Two
Hemispheres."
The Brutal Turk in the Present
Crisis. .

| A14s4S.
:-.-
49,
St0rv of Paraanntad 0Lr;ot;or-An An,xno
! -. - =,
o1@t4ou VI Liz 4huKee.
xIo,, <,,r o,ru c,--..o....
| ,r'.o ~" o"' n1H to'Iesoosaeh9' a
posEoS' may .-l"enty- -nse years ago, George
called .Lotus- Est1ng. !" alluded Terv 5elfghtfr1v
! every ,ow .,d +ho1 .1eno ~. ,oros - w; .-,e-,
sse,y nov ana men aong ita PAGES his friend
| reader for moment puzzles over this odd name,
| mud the next moment finds his wits and reads the
| odd name backwards. It is odd no longer, but
| the reader is Of New England, OF especially OF
,,an , ,n, =, Anv%s ot., N.' 4' ... 10 ~
man "oo bpoken OF % On" OF
Boston's famous wits, when Boston society
ten minutes with an old West-Ender abont Bos-
49,. s,asas...a "-... ~ -. a 1.ss.
ton a.oaa ~ e,tmA'e ,s "1'noae a1s turning
iafaction, "You know what Tom Appleton says
of the east wind as it comes round the corner Of
the Common and Park streetr' andn you are q
in ignorance, the twinkle deepens and there is
peculiar unction in the voice that replies, ..Why,
.naI SOMEBODY oasos 70 put saoFn iamo On tnat
G9Euel-
don't know how many times have been told
this, and, though so familiar to me, always listen
to 1t with renewed sense OF its grim humor. But
this ls only one OF many, ana MI. Curtis strikes
oluefent Re5 "nen nc qno1ea from harn aa saying
that
1 !" AMERICA Is ONLY 4 SPLENDID EXILE FOR THE
s.rovp.crn
.,,1,,1 80.
AND thie wat and philosouner mas just given new
book to the public which fors the third In Roberts
Brothers tstrown and Country Series Tn some
rcsnects It IN n natalie boot. n rverv uav a. M
--sp- N', - :, ,1."N - @.11 - w. "aJ ~ ~"
commonly charming one IN slyle and cnnpontlon.
It has the smooth title, s*Syrian Sun
shine. - and . ia in faet a record
~ sf - s,io, +r,ra, T., +hs - 1s7s
- 49, go. 49, a.1.ha- s-a, ~ 49,. st ta1aS1 ~ 80
~ .as pfe.Ase .ae aa1A's s'es tue toAo"4ns 7ns
ke9uon " intete't o. o. tu' tln.e =. "a1 anu
-...a, 1uuo.s ~ "at ue Aessesi,s iol ~ apol~
oseus pfeiaee' mnen "ti''ns u tano ~ mucn *
ploIsu 10 ralestlne' - pelnaps allnlsneo " tae
.assA .aas ana -. nas'
~" ~" ~ s'ets ous .nv aatuot' "aen ~ a1tIa,
nas Aaa. ssns. ~ .ue oaae s - .aat W.
- u-H ps'14'4'" W Aeep Ano os7eeR7se 'ue oo'5
Aaau'
EVidently MI. appleton agrees with III. Edward
, 1877-05-20

Dr. Tayler Lewis grave at Schenectady Is
ne.r that OF the late President Mott.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10
II is quoted at 5a@54o V bushel. The last sales

II Is quoted at 5a054o u bushel. The last sales
cow PEAi-The season IL nearly over. A
dealer who holds the stock remaining on hand ID
selling In Job lots on country orders at 900 for
whppoorwill, 81 for clay mixed and 81 rs for pure
clay.
WHEAT-The receipts this season embrace
| 63,669 bushels, against 4,064 saline time
| last year. The supplies come from Texas and
| from the West, consigned to mllers here, 10 the
| elevators and for export Large movements are
looked for here in this article the coming season
GRAIN FROM TEXAS ~ There have been
large receipts this season of corn and oats from
| Texas, and liberal supplies are coming in daily,
giving more satisfaction aud fetching better
prices than Western. We have this information
from one of our largest receivers, who states
that the Texas grain trade is increasing rapidly.
CORN IN BAOKS-The market ID without
change. Fair supply and the demand continues
limited. Sales are small, and at previous pr res.
Only 300 sacks white and white mixed sold al 72j
fB bushel.
OATs-Good supply and there is a very lin ite |
demand at unchanged prices. We have sal OF
only $50 sacks st. Louis at 400 ~ bushel. exas
are quoted at 42c u. bushel.
is offered Mt 65(d1671.c IN 100 ID. No sales.
HAY-The iupply in first hands 10 exh, ust ID
and the stocks in warehouse are small. Dea.ers
are asking SIC for prime and $40 for choice. :.
RlCB-fhe supply in first hands is exhausted
and the market Is bare of all grades except fair,
and very little of that. Dealers stock comprises
300 bags There is an active demand, but orders
cannot be filed on account of scarcity OF sup
plies Fair is quoted at $40 iRfb.
COFFEE-There is no change TO note. Deal
ers' stock is about 6O00 bags, and only q mode
rate city demand. We quote eargoes: Ordinary
170117I (gold), fair 19141191so, good 20@2O1so,
prime 2o11D2O24o W b job lots ordinary 17h
@isc gold, fair : 19A@20c. good 2o1s@2o24c;
BUrTER-Ihere is light supply Of choice
Western and Northern, while other grades are in
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The demand continued limited, and the bust
ness noted above was done by two buyers. The
sales included 325 bales vets and drys ex- Gov
Morton, at s and SIC. These cottons were at
first held at &c, but subsequently sold at S1% and
$50, and later at Sasc. To-day they were offered
in the morning at &c, and at the close the above
figures were accepted The rest Of the business
in peelers, and nothing transpired to indicate
any quotabe variation in regular cottons
The dispatches reported Liverpool opening dull
at previous rates and closing at decline Of 1-16d
with sales Of 1000 bales, and arr walls 132d lower:
Havre fiat and irregular, but with no change in
quotations, and New York easy at previous rates
for spots and irregular for futures which at noon
were quoted at q further advance OF 2-1O0m
$1,000 In Augusts to Defenders and 1-I0Oc in
Januarys, and at q decline of 2.lOO05-iO0c in the
later months, and closed at a net reduction from
last evenings quotations of 5-1G0c in Augusts,
6-100@7-l00c In Septembers, S-i00 @9-1O0c in Oc-
teb srs and Novembers. 9 100@1G-10Oc in Decem-
beers and 7-100@9-100 in the later months.
The Exchange makes the amount on shioboar
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Although the demand for Money exhibits
| slight increase, the aggregate OF the offerings
mains without quotable variation. Under the
decline at New York Gold gave way 5sc, and For
eign Exchange also showed slight falling of.
The movement 10 the former was quite limited
and nothing was reported In the latter New
York sight was unchanged. Stocks continued
dull. State Cons0ls advanced "a ~ cent. Pre-
MUM Bonds declined Il % cent Nothing was
reported in City Scrip or Half Paid City Coupons
State Warrants were unchanged.
We continue to quote: Exceptional commercial
paper So T9 cent per annum discount; Al do
i0011; second grade do 12D15; collateral loans
@; Al Al mortgages 5000, and second grade
Gold opened at 1861 01o5ss, against 1861 at
New York, and after q Limited business closed at
1O50plO514, against 1867 in that market. The
sales were confined to $4,000, embracing $4,000
at lO5. and $4,000 and $4,000 atlO5A.
Under the decline in Gold at New York sterling
gave way 10, and francs were easier without
being quotably lower. 4
The only sale of Foreign Exchange reported
was 10000 marks at --.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 5oez.
@5O7I for bill OF lading and Al clear, and
-05l2 for bank (bank counter rate --15121.),
ana francs at -@4.95 for commercial and nominal
for bank.
New York sight was uncb apged. The sales
comprised S100,O 600, embracing $4,000 CONNER
cial and $4,000 bank at 1.16 VI cent premium,
at SIG.
The banks continued to check on New York at
a $cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted at Il.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BETWEEN CALLS.
s13, 900 Premium Bonds. .............. 34A
SECOND GALA p. NJ.
5000 Premium Bonds. ....... 81
Stocks continued dull.
ktAte COngOlS were II SA cent higher GOainp at
78ss@78s4.
Premium Bonds were q % cent lower, closing
at 331s@34h.
Nothing was reported in City Scrip or Half Paid
City Coupons.
State Warrants we're still quoted at 1896.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10
DIR. FARRIs,
A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,

Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION to
the treatment Of yenereal ana private diseases.
Recent cases cured in q short time. Long stand
ing constitutional ailments are treated with un-
paralleled success. SpermatorrhRa, Seminal
as the result of evil habits in youth or excesses,
which produce some Of the following effects: As
emissions, blotches debility. despo2deney,
dizziness, nervousness, dimness Of sight. cough,
constipation, confusion Of ideas, and uniting
the victim for business Or marriage are speedily
cured. physician who confines himself ex-
clusively to the treatment of certain class of
diseases must possess great skill In that special
ty. 4 medical pamphlet for two stamps.
Medicines supplied. Consultation free Cures
guaranteed. Hours: a. N. to p. M. !; Sundays
from a. n. to / o. m. Office No. "a Exchange
Place, between Canal and Customhouse.s
mY12
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NOTICE TO TAxpAYERs.--Par having any tax
matters to settle would do well to call on W. ii.
Barnett, broker, No. SO st. Charles street, oppo-
site the st. Charles Hotel, who makes q speciality
In this line, and can furnish all necessary in
formation and make large savings to them. Mr.
b. has bought from first hands, over counter a
large amount of all the necessary scrip and war;
rants to settle all kinds of taxes Of various years.
very cheap, and consequently is enabled to make
large discounts in settling the same, or will sell
y eccssary scrip to settle the same very cheap.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10

Persons who have lately visited the
sugar producing region of East India
say that the cultivation of the cane has
at length become successful. A suffi-
Client supply Of water has been OBJ
tanned, and the railways now traversing
the whole district afford ample. facilities
Tor getting the crops to market. The
region Is several hundred miles long.
and varies in width from twelve to six
teen miles,. Abundant crops can be
raised on the same land for two con-
tives leave the roots in the ground. in
making the first years harvest. and
from these second rop is Obtained in
the second year. Inc roots are then
dug up, and something else is planted
the third year. Then cane NAV he
planted as before. This years cron
amounts to 100 tons of sugar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN
a3 and SR Canal street. New Orleans.
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS,

Il am Of the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the manufac-
turing interest Of our native State in order to
which would otherwise go to the North, at home.
About a year ago started my Factc ~, and by
using the best material and paying my hands
business and support 500 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. In
order still to increase my Factory, would
earnestly call upon the merchants, not only of
the city, but of the. whole country. to give me
their aid and encouragement. Come and see ne.
de141y JNO. HANSEN
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