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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-09-07

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLEs $50 well
known and appreciated are the merits Of
this honor to Southern educational insti.
buttons, that We can add but little to that
with which every one is familiar. Il has
stood the test Of years and nobly main
tanned its position when other colleges,
endowed with muniicent donations aud as
sisted by heavy private contributions have
failed. This fact establishes its position
among the foremost Of all institutions in
thu South for the education Of youth
The number Of pupils this year is large
and constantly increasing. Our patrons
should carefully read the advertisement
in to-day's paper, and see the advaDta-
ges offered by sending their sons to this
college.
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LAVENDER'S COLLEGE,
Corner of Eampurt & Rienyiiie Street,

= ORLEANS.
THE Fall Session will resume Oh The "a Sep.
i TENDER.
COURSE :-English the. Mathematics; the
Classics and Foreign Languages.
As but q limited number Of Boarders are f.
ceived, parents will do well to apply early.
aEA- Class rooms and dofmitor;es, large, airy
and comfortable; the situation, central and
healthy. CIIAS. LAVENDER,
spept3-3t Principal.
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Saturday, Sepfen'r 2, 1867,

rea- We are indebted TO Messrs. j. b
Hood & Co., cotton factors, New Orleans,
for a 0 of the "Anuual Statement for
the commercial year 1861"
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&c., We regret to announce the death
Of John l.. Lobdell, Esq, one of our old
est and most prominent citizens. He
died at the ripe old age of seveuty-slx
years.
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Garde. Seeds.

E v. VIR GIN, Successor to D. Msuo,,
IL. Dealer in Seeds. No. lo4 Gravier stree,
between Camp and Magazine s.s., New Orleans
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STATE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH -
West Baton Rouge F;f,h - ISL w

STATE OF LOUISIANA p.p,ena
West Baton Rouge. Fifth Judicial ~ "
trlct' In matter succession If s,a us
Pipes. No. 674. S'epiea
Whereas John F. Pollock ha. ~.
applied to the Clerk of said court q, a y,
administration of the entitled and Ia 'ns
bered succession "na num-
Notice is hereby given tha. all oD0,.;
ton to the appointment of said .I ppp's y
follock as administrator aforesaid mn..
be filed in the Office of The CLERK !, a sa;s
parish within ten dayp from The s s,s,
publication of this notice. :" A'al
q; NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks office. West Baton Rome a.,
TIN day of September A. D. 1861 '4''
ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA pARoIsop
d'oaest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinan;'
eme District. Dams laTaire do Il J."
cession de Stephen Pipes. No. e74
Attendu que John F. Pollock a &C. lon,
fat application au g~refier de Ia dite oo,.
pour Padmlnistraiion de Ia susdits spc.
cession-
Avis est par ces preseutes DOM. 49,.
toute opposition q lappointement du ii,
John t. Pollock CONNIE administrator,
susdit, devra etre epregistre au bn,san
On gretfier de Ia susd..e paroisse dams les
dix Jours qni suivroDt Ia premiere nubli.
cation des presentes.
Q. NJ. LEBLANC, Greaier.
Bureau du Grefier, paroisse Quest Baton
Rouge, ce ! September 4. D., 1857.
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DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
(Open constantly Day and Evening
Corner Of Camp aud Common Sts.,
In the Elegant and Spacious Iron Building,
New Orleans.
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lug Place., d tnat we nave no reason
whatever to dread an epidemic.
There is one thing we cannot see, ex-
cept IN a fnanciering light, why It is that
bad accounts are given in the newspapers
about crops. You know there is very
little ground for such reports.
REASONER.
LOur correspondent falls into q very
common error respecting newspaper &C
counts Of crops. A newspaper giving
false statements in such cases, whether
good or bad, is a disgrace to the profes
sion and should be shown up as SUCH
No good could possibly be derived from
such statements, unless to the Spectator.
and then the crime would be more dam.
ming. The city papers have freely copied
the reports of the country press in relat
ion to crops and always commented liber-
ally thereon. All the city papers solicit
correspondence from the country in order
that planters and farmers may give their
" views upon crop prospects. These
letters in every instance have substantial
ted the reliability Of the country press.
As the facts set forth ia the city papers.
acquired from those sources, appear, . do
i n reality exist. Spectators, and
others, are entitled to all the benefits OF
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KxOw thy DESTINY.


MADAME.E. f. THORNTON, the great Eng
lish AstroIoeist, CIairvoyant and Psychome-
triciAn, who has Rstonished the scientific
classes OF the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers OF sec
ond sight, as to enable her to lmpart knowI-
edge OF the greatest Importance TO the single
or married OF either sex. While in a state OF
trance, she delineatos thev very features OF the
person you are to marry, and by the aid OF
an instrument OF intense power, known as
the Psychomotrope, guarantees TO produce a
lEe-like Picture of the future husband OF
wife Of the applicant. together with date oil
marriage, position in life, leading traits Of
character, &c. This is no humbug, as thou
sands OF testimonials can assert. She will
send when desired a certified certificate, OF
written guarantee, that the picture IL what
1t purports TO be. BY enclosing q small lock
OF hair. and stating place of birth, age, dispo-
sltion and complexion, aud enclosing my
cents and stamped envelope addressed "a
yourself you will receive the picture and de.
sired information by return mail. An com.
municatons sacredly confidential. Ad,
dress in confidence. MADAME K. F. THORN.
TON. P. o. Box Q28, Hudson, MY. t# Hr
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APntrIotIc I.eency.

wAsHTSaToE, Sept. Gs.-The secreta-
ry OF the Treasury has received a noti-
fication from the executors OF the last
will and testament OF Captain Ralph s.
Fritz. late of San Francisco, that said
Iestator has left TO the United States the
sum of twenty thousand dollars. in
trust, to be applied toward canceling
the national debt. The executors ex-
press the hope that this "legacy may be
but the fOreTunneI OF numerous SINH
lar exhibitions of patriotism by other
men,"
The Captain says in his will that he
has been greatly blessed; that he has an
undying attachment to the Govern
ment, the best one that man has ever
been permitted TO enjoy, and that he
was TOO old TO render service in the
field TO put down and punish the great
crime of rebellion. he feels IL to be his
duty to contribute toward the payment
of the debt incurred in that patriotic
work.
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From The ". Y. ELpTeia Of Sdh"ddV Erehtn0.
To-morrow the 5,62sth Jewish New
Year commences, and all the syna-
gogues throughout the world will be
dIled with worshippers. 1t is interest
ing, and at times mournful, to trace the
prosecutions these oppressed people
have undergone. In the Middl" Ages,
we find them the but OF all-trampled
upon, robbed, and abused by the pow
erful mobiles Of the period. Later, we
find them forced TO wear distinctive
STYLE OF dress TO distinguish them from
the Christian portion OF the population.
Now, under u more civilized and ell
Iightened state OF government, the
Jewish people are allowed TO assume a
position equal with that OF a Christian n;
and by their IhTiftiness, close attention
TO business, and upright dealings, are
earning for themselves the reputation
of being orderly and valuable citizens.
One OF the curious ceremonies at
tending the celebration of the Rosh
HaShdnG New Year., is the custom OF
wearing shTOuds by the men during the
services of that duY. The Jewish ira
dition is that on that day the Creator is
10 decide who is to live and who to die
during the year.
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F,oBI The Pfnbtp0h G0seite 9J yefterddy.
Next year President must DO elect
ed; aud that will settle the whole mat
ter OF reconstruction. Until this shall
be done, all side issues are out OF place,
because perllous to the great end which
ought to be kept steadily in view.
We do not speak thus of "side issues"
by way of contempt. There are many
points in the WOrkingmen's movement
which enlist orr wRrmest sympathies;
as we have not failed to demonstrate
heretofore, and shall still farther attest
hereafter. For the Temperance cause
and the men concerned therein we cher
ish the highest respect. Probably few
of those men have lHboTed longer or
more zealously than ourselves in that
cause, or are less disposedto relinquish
IL. But the nation is In IA condition OF
peculiar peril. We feel that all loyRl
men, however they may differ about
other things, ought TO stand together
until the paramount q uesti on of the re-
construction of the Union shall be set
tied. Let US first save the republic for
liberty and justice, and take all other
Questions in their turn. HH.|ur-
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BUsINEss ssIsCELLANY.

The Fort Wayne Railroad will pay
quarterly dividend of 2Iz per cent. on
October Is.
Money is worth from ~ to IL per
month on the street in Cincinnati. Some
depositors are accommodated at the
banks at per cent. per annum.
I Baltimore & Ohio Railroad stock
has sold up to l22 and Central Ohio to
81
Nearly all the Express Companies
show diminished receipts this year.
The Adams falls of between three and
four hundred thousand. Few or none
OF them are supposed to be earning
dividends.
Eggs are dull at Pittsburgh at goa
2Ie; butter IS hrmer at a5c: apples
range from 81 to 81; hay, SIS to go per
ton, from country wagons; Irish Pota-
toes, soc.
The express companies on wednes-
day took from New York for the West,
500. 600 in currency-makinG total OF
3, 200, coo for the first three days Of the
week. aa @
The annual meeting of the manu-
featuring companies of Lewiston, Me-,
show that the gross amount OF sales 4 (
the Androscoggin Mills, last year, were
81, $50, 900, of the Bates 8, 0O0, 900, and OF
the Hill 81, $40, 600.
The Minnesota wheat harvest is I'M
usually good.
The Russia Iron Works at New
E,n.,, nb;n 40 Dnuy .I,nut raady IN
start.
They have Gas Inspector at Gin
cinnatd who weekly reporss the quality
of gas in candle power. Last week. Is
report represents the gas al l5-candle
power every night.
One hundred aud sixty business
and dwelling houses have been erected
in Cedar Rapids. Iowa, the past year.
They cost 1857, 49,.
Iowa now has twelve hundred and
twenty miles of railroad completed and
in running order, which has cost in con-
struction the sum ISL. 49O. 900.
From one town in Pennsylvania
seven tons OF butter were shipped to
New Orleans In single week.
I'm one day over $1,000 pounds OF
valuable furs were shipped from st.
Paul by the Merchants Union Ex-
press. ......r.
1t is calculated that Pennsylvania
contains coal enough TO supply 10000
! tons annually for the next five hundred
and ffty-six years.
-Vicksburg is 10 have cotton
\ factory.
Tennessee is expecting an invoice
I of English farmers.
The low price of coal is destroying
mauy coal companies.
The army worm has received large
re endorsements OF late in Louisiana.
England has imported twice rs
/ much wheat this year as last, and three
tunes AS much AS in 1865. But eight
| per cent came from the United States,
! though the amount this year was near
! ly five times as much as in 1896.
| The buckwheat crop in all parts OF
| New Jersey is white with the bloom OF
4 promise, and very large yield is an
| iicipnted.
Six thousand six hundred and five
loads OF dirt were removed from the
| streets of Cincinnati within two weeks.
Secretary Seward has bought large
tract OF land in Hamilton county, near
Webster City, Iowa.
Wages in France have Increased
| 40 per cent within the last is years.
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A woRKIxesfES;'s HOME has been es-
t,blished al IS Elizabeth street, New
York. The object of it is 10 furnish
board nj cheap rates to workingmen,
through the economy effected by an
aggregation OF large numbers. There
il space enough for four hundred and
eighty guests, and it is calculated that
excellent board at three dollars and
twenty. i've cents week can be afford :
ed to this mum Der OF persons at profit
upon the investment, while small
number couId not be afforded equal ac-
Communications for twice the sum. No
consideration for the comfort OF the
CUES = OF the home has been neglected.
There is complete ventilation, every
facility for cleanliness, water in each
story. baths, hot and cold, elegant par
Tors, with pianos, a library and reading
room, with periodicals. With less ex-
Lravagance in furniture, there is every
convenience of a iirst-clAss hotel. The
several hills are called after some OF
the contributors to the purchase OF the
building, which cost sI50,OOO, and has
been presented to the Five Points Mis-
sion. There are Cooper Hall, Aspin.
wall Gallery, Brown. Leno2, Wolfe ana
Spencer galleries. This establishment
will serve as ii model for many others.
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A Young Lady returning to her country
home, amer a soJourn of . few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had soft ruby complexion OF almost marble
smoothness, and instead of twenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as to the cause OF so great change, sh e plain
ly told them that she used the CIrcassIan
Balm, and considered 1t an Invaluable ac-
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet BY It's uss any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
sonal appearance an hundred fold. II is sim
pie in its combination. as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed in Its efficacy in
drawing impurities frOm. also healing, cleans
ing and beautifyinR the skin and complexion
BY its direct action on the cntIcle 1t dravs
from it all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature in
tended it should be, clear, con, smooth aud
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express,
on receipt of an order by fstr
W. l. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No West Payetta St, Syracuse, n. Y
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same mch2j' cod. triW&Wly
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sEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.

Boats are laid up all along shore
from Marietta 10 Pittsburgh.
Three cuiverts are being built land
have been most all summer,J on tho
county road between Bridgeport and
MartinsvIlle. Wagons and horses have
to pass down the hill to the rivers edge
to get around the cuts, and 70 proceed
is very inconvenient.
Tho ferry boat between the upper
rolling mill and NartInsville is laid up,
and passengers cross in Ekiff. Twen-
~ persons crossed at one load Saturday
evening last. Better arrangements
are needed to accommoda ate intercourse
between the two shores. The ferry
boat draws 100 much water for that
trade. although very excellent seraft.
The c. d P. depot at Bridgeport,
and also the new bridge over Wheeling
Creek, jus, below, have recently re-
csiyed new coats Of paint.
Probably the finest crop OF grapes
ever grown IN this region is now being
gathered. The season has been very
much in their favor. The berries are
we'll filled with saccharine matter.
10 form some idea OF the amount
Of fruit being preserved this season.
spend an hour in drug or grocery store
and hear the number of calls for coEks
and sealing wax.
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WoNpERFUL Bur TRuE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world.re-
nowned Astrologist and somnambulistic,
Clarivoyant, while in claIrvoyant
state, deliueates the very features OF
the person You are TO marry, and
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a SPECIAL train In which the EN-
peror Napoleon and his suite were con-
yeyed from Paris TO Salzburg Is de-
scribed as exceeding in comfort and
elegance anything of the kind that has
hitherto been known. The train con-
slated ofnine carriages, communicating
with each other by tsstefully decorated
bridges. In the middle was hand
come sittiug-room, furnished with
chairs. ottonlans, sofas. mirrors, pic
tnres, clocks and chandeliers. On one
side of this room was the dining room,
and on the other the EmPerOr's study.
InIthe middle OF the diuing-room there
was u table, capable OF being extended
or contracted at pleasure, with easy
chairs placed parallel TO the sides of the
carriage. -ttf
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THE value of successful race. horses
to their owners is something quite ex-
traortlinary. An English paper reek.
ons up the stakes won by two or three
of the fnvorites of the year. Up to the
date of the St, Ledger race, Hermit had
rpp nine races and won seven, gaining
in stakes RI2,7l5. Yauban at the same
date had run twenty.six races, ofwhich
he had won sixteen, bringing his mas
ter Hl6. T3S. This il of course without
regard 10 the money won by EaRers.
But as an offset to this, there could Dc
mary n mournful story told OF horses
that have brought their owners to ruin
aud disgrace.
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THR Boston surgeons who made a
post mortesa examination OF the body Of
Sir Frederick Bruce, discovered no suf-
ticient cause OF his death. The brain
and all other organs were found to be
in state OF health. and every indica-
ton of long life. Death occurred, as
far as could be ascertainei, from a diar-
rbosS with which the patient had been
afflicted for several days, also a sore
throat, each aggravated by the fatigue
OF the journey from NaTrRgansstt
Beach TO Boston.
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MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NOTICE., 10
els when under SIX lines.
sim ri. announcements Of Deaths, gratis.
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Ohio County Union Ticket.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
HON. BENJAMIN STANTON,
JOSEPH BELL,
I'D. WHITMAN.
roL.TIcAL MATTERS.

Oho and PenusylVania.--The Meet
Iugs at BeIIaIre ana STHFtInsViIIe.
Two mistakes were made in our no.
lice of the Ohio campaign yesterday.
The types gave out that the defeat OF
the suffrage amendment was probable.
It should have read improbable. The
other mistake spoke of the Bellaire
tueetin : that Is to come of at one o'clock
Tomorrow as occurring on monday"
Speaking about this meeting, we are
assured that "Old Ben Wade" will GER
taluIy lee on hands.
Hon. Benjamin Stanton aud Hon.
Thomas Williams have been invited.
The MarIinsVille people are to have
Hon. John a. Bingham among them
next Saturday. We need not tell our
readers, on either side of the river.
that Mr.. b. is an eloquent speaker.
Gen. WIN. II. Gibson was announced
10 speak ut steubenville last Saturday
evening. We presume he Was present,
although he did not come to time in
this city on ii certain occasion.
Ten thousand majority for the Union
ticket Is talked OF tuot bet on we pre-
sunc) up in Allegheny county, PA.
A Philadelphia correspondent OF the
Pittsburgh Gazette writes to that paper
~ follows:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %. 1867.
There has been quite political
awakening in this city within the last
few days. Our friends are wide awake
and in the finest spirits. They hope to
make Judge williams majority larger
imam that for Governor Geary. Nation
al issues override all local questions
aud have healed all divisions. The
Republican voice here is almost unani
nous for The Impeachment OF Andrew
johnson, whose name may be seen
smhluZoned on large posters as "Me
y,crddiOtS President" Never were men
more In earnest than are the friends oil
Congress in this city. 90
Great Things are expected OF Alleghe-
uynounty, the home of Judge Wililama
nope they may not be disappointed
1 intend to be at home 10 time to give
ona vote to make up that ten thousand
inBiorIly of which some people talk.
A heavy majority for our candidate
in the state will do more TO settle the
country, encourage Congress, quiet the
South, and give confidence in business
DIAL kinds, than anything else can do.
Moreover 1t will enable our brethren oil
New York aud other States who vote
i'll November, TO achieve similar tri'
nmnhE ). T..
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SECRETARY SEWARD, during the war,
said that the restoration OF the Union
would greatly diminish the trouble at
tendant upon the management OF our
foreign affairs. AS AN illustration OF
this 1t may be stated that Thursday
last was what is known us diplomatic
day Mt the state Department; yet not
single foreign diplomat called. This
shows fine condition of our foreign
oH,iry