The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-04-19
CLASSIFICATION.
Loui. lana and Aaississippi.

Louisiana and Mi'"'';gpi.
Inferior, 44do
Ordinary, 54s5k
Mddling, ot d04
Mddng Fair, 0ta0t
Fair lat
Good Fair. SO. 7As7A
Good and Fine, nominal
CoFFE.-We mentioned in our last, large
Gales at an advance Of / &c. per 10. Since
then demand has been very brisk. and further
advance established; we now quote 8 Sic. for
Rio; Havana has also improved, and we notice
sales a, u ae4c.
Gen. ALMosTE sailed from New York in the
bark Anahnac few days ago for Vera Cruz
lie was no, recalled. hut has returned homo on
account Of his health. Previous TO his depart.
ure, he expressed the opinion that Mexico
would not detllre war al present against the
United States.-yMem. Enquirer.
OuR CouNrRY's SAFETY Tho blessings OF
la good education must be extended TO the reno.
test corners Of the Republic; the chd;en ofthe
humblest son and daughter Of the State muet DO
educated we'll and thoroughly y, so that IN knowi.
edge they ehall be on equality with the rich and
the wealthy; and above sl the sacred duties Of
parents and the solemn teaching OF Religion
must never be forgotten. To our mothers and
our fathers we must ever look for vie daugh-
ters, great statesmen, pure patriots and noble
defenders of cur country and country's rights
Il lie around the domestic hearth, by the sffec-
Gonate teachings oflhe mother and the earnest
| appeals OF the father, that men Of undaunfed
patriotism and daughters Of angelic purity are
arisen up 10 bless aid honor their parents and
preserve the institutions Of the Republic IN.
! ~. Suo. --r..--s s-.-;ss go = 81
WAR WITH MEXICO "A paragraph m the N.
York Journal OF Commerce says: Gen. Almonte
has received advices from his government since
The overthrow Of his particular friend Santa An
ma The ambassador has been recognized by
the new government, but wills nevertheless, re.
turn home on the firs, Of April. He expresses
the opinion that, as the resolutions for the an
nexation OF Texao were passed by 80 small
majority, the Mexican government will not
think it necessary to disturb the friendIy rela.
tons now axis,ing between the two nations"
I OREGoN.-A letter from Mul,nomah CITY,
4 Oregon Territory, dated June l6. 1874, states
that the Oregon Legislature convened 10 that
city on the day previous. Tho Legislature is
formed by the citizens Of the territory, and rests
for it's authority on a voluntary compact among
! Judge Burnet is member Of the oregon l.egis-
lature.
The crops were very good in June last, espc-
cially the wheat crops. Laborers command
81 so per day. with board included The i'm.
lprovements about the faIls Of Willamette were
: progressing rapidly. The emigrants we're 60.
! ger for the passage Of the Oregon bill and IN
sist upon the retention BY our government Of that
territory. There is suficien, pasturage for cat
! tie during the whole year, and abundance Of
timber for building and other purposes. Produce
commands good price, being shipped to the
Russian domlnions and other points Of the Pa.
! cine. Groceries DC, can b purchased At dit.
. ferent places 10 the territory. though 1t rather
D high prices q present, the Hudson hay Compa-
) ny commanding the market for such articles. Ia
short, tue first difficulties of "a early settlement
: in remote region have been removsd. and with.
: out the aid or encouragement which osF gov
eminent ought long ago TO have ago saorded.
! GEN. WAsHINGrox "A writer u ~ sx-
> change paper, urging the advantages Of intro.
4 ducing indran corn meal 70 S.1x1oFsfso 81 Eu.
lrope, says:--sGen, Washington. even on the
most stately oce asions.at Mount Vernon, cou,d
not be prevailed to fofege hiesash cake for din
3 ner, made Of the dough Of Indian meal. placed
3 between cabbage leaves, and bekad in the aeh.
les upon the kitchen hearth"
i No You DoN'r,-The .New York Hisioricaf
Society" wish to change the naIns n our come
try, and call il "Alleghsny." and ~ Fsop sAl.
leghenians," in place u Anaesje6ns The
!, New York Historical Society." u this matter.
has made q Judy Of ITSELF. We would eee every
one of it's members in the Red Hea, rather than
give up our claim 10 that psoudsst Of titles, On
AMER IcAN!
II rTHrY ARE PASslxc AwAx."-Thyee old
Yevolutcnisis dedrlast week Ia Maine. They
were uamed, Jonathan Ailice. Amee Adams, and
s|Ievi Flint. The frst was sged 100 years. tho
? second 06. and the third ga. Aveneratsd trio.
ks