The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-06
SOUTHERN STATE NEWS.
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planters iii several parts of Concordia par-
Hall hre complaining CT dry rot IN the cotton.
HEvrrs pf various hranHs- intermittent, r.
nItipi1t, bilious and typhoid, with reserve
III pneumonia, ~ whatafllicts this parish just
fov.et Iivlngstoniaf1
this HibbIer and Mcdonald plantation was
badly 1nutIatet by the gin saw Oh Tuesday
last Richland Beacon.
fiatHrpilInrs are lit work In several sections
Ill our parrish they will nut short the late or
tuf, crop, that bud until their appearances
promised well " the planters. Washington
News.
Something never before accomplished n
Louialafan hns been done III 1T. Iames, anu
Hilat iH THE running TIL fts public schools Oh
u strictly aHsh haais, twenty-five months OUT
Ill tWeuty-fpuf, during the last two years.
The prospect for An average sugar crop ~
+ thlH section oil our Stnte has very much I'm
ury,vpti Iii thn lAst two or three months some
hi The bottom places promise, with 2 lAvol
4 able season from now Un, To even exeeen
thia. Washington News.
W.T. understand that the boats running BE-
Tween this place and New orleans sapa,ttemn1, I'M,
river Gil their down trip. This ~ mainly Due
III the atraIig current rushing tn from the
mississippi To tho Atehafalaya.. On their up
trIn they Hre not detained ut all. Washing
4 ton News
s1siantity uf cotton that ia being hauled ~
from various points, especially when W. CON
slider the Inany disasters OF wind, Hood rust
aud worm To which IL has been subjected
during The last three months Ii IL certainly
synuderfuli East Felloiana Patriot-Delno-
crAt.
N quarantine statlon Was established ~
44nlfipll Farm. Sunday morning last, at 10
o'clock, a1d Pope Washington colored innIl,
III, attempting to force 1t. was shot Id The right
lau Inv Monroe Norman, " white man. one "a
The guards. Norman Ia nj large, and Wash
InKton III recovering under care o. Dr. w ~.
tray, Capt j. N. Pharr deiraying all expense.
Morgan City Review.
All the annual election held yesterday ut
The cotton exchange the following gentlemen
were elected % serve fGr the ensuing year.
y 1ssesIaent. y y N et1iitnhs1,, rneeetad trans-
ttrnr. Hen Jacobs, reelected; directors, X. I'll.
u Iginisay, II. Nj. Hicks, II, II. Johnston, Henry
Tlorsheim md n. Gregg. No candidate hav-
it1R received majority for vice president
tIern wlss Id election fur that office. Shreve-
port Times. Sept. ~.
Lightning played the regular old Harry
near town on TuesHay evening. The resi-
tIanne I'll Mrs. Ispnnl Roudreaux was struck
nylt, and the house came near being demol-
iBhud. The furniture was not touched.
Strange til shy the nrfnoir, stove, sewing ma
chine. and, lii fact. every thing which was
closed. Wls. found opened. trurKefy, tinWnfh
Rfld Hll small household articles were scat
n NHENH I'LL over The HnHsh. Dill bHa Al6ssh lHL-
ft1nuIn part was. TINT Mrs. Uondrea,ly was
out on b visit with her children. Ferrebpnne
Fourier.
The reports from sugar growers ARE not 10
ainttnrirlu na could be desired. The cane IN
HHnerally reported Hulall for the sphson. The
weather ~ favorable TOR its maturity, and.lt
may vet produce ii fine yield for the quantity
10 iii manufactured. The fact that d large
planting muBt he made the approaching year,
hss1iRheH Hill hopes III anything more than u
falr average crop this fall The apparent
damage from the storm one month ago To
4 not great but the fifteen or twenty days ne
I Bessary for the came 10 strnighten IT'D and
begin To improve again ID evidently that
x1lunh time gone for Improvement that can
y EHntirlel,