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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-12
MAKING THE DRAIN.

When the levers are put in motion, the
rope is coiled around the capstan-the
plow is gradually drawn forward about
one hundred feet, and the Mole being
about three feet below the surface, dis
places and firmly packs the earth up.
wards and sideways, forming an UNDER
ground WATER TUBE or DRAIN, sew
inches in diameter. The team is now
taken FROM the levers, hitched to the front
of the Power, which is drawn forward
one hundred feet, then rehitched to the
and continue making the drain.
A man and boy, with two yoke of oxen.
can easily make over
TWO HUNDRED RODS IN A DAY.
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The Plow is most valuable as a
SPRING PRODUCER!

SPRING PRODUCER!
By running one or more drains, three or
four feet deep, to a given point, an album
dant supply of running STOCK WATER
has been obtained in the dry season in
low lands in Illinois and Ohio, and no
money can price these.
W4TERLNG PLACES.
To the Stock Men they are Invaluable.
The similar surfaces of Indiana, Illinois,
Ohio and Louisiana, will procure the same
results.
In introducing this new implement, no
fancy model is exhibited. The machines
are all built for use. The intelligent
planter will soon understand its great
utility. This is the great labor-saving
and @ m
MONEY PRODUCING IMPLEMENT
Among all the modern improvements 10
utensils. It renders more pro-
ductive, and even reclaims from barren
some Of our very richest soils.
The increased yield of One Years Crop
WI Pay Ten Times The Cost Of Drain
ing. Drain made over FIVE years in Him
DIS are doing well.
All orders or letters Of inquiry should
be addressed to W. W. KlNCHELOE.
Baton Rosge, La.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAROISsE
Quest Baton Rouge, Conr du Cinqui-
eme District Judiciaire. Eleonore Ber-
geron VS.. Treville Babin. No. 1850.
Decembre 5, 1866.
Cette afaire fut requirement. sppele d'a.
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Z T

(eigne1 " l PUSEi
Juge du 5ne District Jodiciaire.
Cnpie conforne a Poriginal. B"reau du
Grefi +, Quest Baton Rouge, ce 81 Deem
bre, a. d 1895. NJ G. IlgBLASc, Greff7r r.
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THE PLOW BEAM

Is sixteen feet long, twelve inches wide
at the rear end. end tapering to six inches
square at the fore end, and On each side
of IFS fore end are two sled-like runners
which balance OF hold The plow.
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THE PLOW IRONS

Consist mainly OF a Coulter and Mole.
The coulter is about FIVE feet long, and
six or eight inches wide. 1t is strongly
fastened to The rear end of the beam, and
to the lower end Of this coulter is attach.
ed the mole, which is cast iron, weighing
about fifty pounds.
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E7AT DE Ii LOUISIANA, PAR
oisse Quest Baton Rouge, Cour du Ctn
quieme District Judiciaire. Pauline Du-
puv. spouse, vs.. b. Stevens, epoux, No.
1860.
Cette affaire ayant requirement. parn
commencement a rassignment, ct la de-
mandresse ayant pruuve sa reclamation
d'apres la loi ct lie temoiguage, il est ainsi
ordonpe, adjuge ct decrete que la deman-
dresse, Pauline Dupuy epouse, ait ct re-
couvre jugement contre sou epoux, Bar
nabas Stevens, dams la somme de quatre
cents, quatre-vipgt quatre 71l0O p~iastres
avec inieret legale de la demande judi
claire, savoir !: du 9me jour de Novembre
a. d. 1866 jusqu'au paiment, ainsi que les
frais de ce process. II est de plus ordon-
ne, adjuge ct decrete que Ia demandresse
soft separe de bien de son dit mari /; que
la communante %d'acquets ct de gains qui
existait entr'elle ct son dit mari soft dis
soute, ct qu'une hpyotheque generate soft
decrete d'exister sur out les biens immeu-
bles de son mari, aussi bien qu'nn privil-
eye sur sea effets meubles, au lime jour
de JUN a. d. 1866. &c Is Decembre 1866
(signe) 4. T.POSEY
Juge du SINE District Judiciaire,
Copie conforme a Poriginal Bureau do
Grefisr, Quest Baton Rouge, ce 81 Decem-
bre a. d. 1866. Q. M. Leblanc, Greffier.
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merce, and to enhance the esteem of France in
those regions We went there to organize the
Latin race in opposition to the AnSlo-3axon.
Well. our commerce he's suffered immensely.
France has withdrawn; and as to the Anglo
Saxon race, it is triumphant, and we arc re-
duccd to form hopes that it will overrun the
Mexico from which VIC wished to expel it; to
arenge what we could not ourselves ayenge."
NJ JULES FAvRE went even further-'I vii
add that you did not wish to strike Mexico
only, but THAT you sought to reach and stab
through the heart of Mexico, the heart Of
America-well, the result of this expedition
has been, on the contrary, to increase the great
ness of America. The climax of your policy
has thrown the great country, which you in
tended to rescue from anarchy, into the arms
of the United States. Yes, i'll that note pub
lished in the Noniteur, to which 1 alluded the
other day as liable to wound strong govern
ment against which you are now powerless, in
that note you stated that Mexico would be too
fortunate if it could be annexed by its power
| full neighbors."
1t is much to be regretted that Mr.. SEWARD
had not completed this record by saving the
life of MAMMALIAN. It seems to us that it
would indeed have been perfect and glorious
triumph to have guarded the unfortunate
Prince safely to his home; to have said to the
Emperor-we warned you've prayed you not
to take advantage of our difficulties. Events
have proved how right we were. But in the
spirit of that humanity which ought to govern
the relations between Christian nations, VIC
have prevented the bitter sacrifice you mast
have made, and we restore you the unfortunate
instrument of your misguided policy, saved
by the power which you would have broken.
But it is not fair-ccrtaialy not yct-to hold
Mr.. SEWARD responsible for this result. We
do not know what language Mr.. SEWARD held
to JUAREz on this subject. We do not know
why the minister of the United States was not
at his post to say authoritatively, this thing
cannot be done. We do know that the condi-
tion of the country is enough to paralyzc any
Secretary of State who has strong and broad
policy. We know that in order to annoy and
embarrass the President, Congress is neither
afraid nor ashamed to dishonor the country, and
if we have expressed our sense of the great
ability exhibited By Mr.. SEWARD in the man
agcment of this Mexican question, it is because
we hope that the same ability will so direct the
foreign policy of the country as to persuade
the most vindictive, that TO keep alive the
anger of domestic hate, and the animosity of
internal strife, is not only an injustice to the
South, but crime against the nation.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
May 1867. !
The following Section of" An Ordinance 10 abolish the
Office OF superintendent of Streets to provide for Keep
ing tho Streets, Lanes Alleys, and open Courts in the
City OF Charleston Clean and for other purposes, is
hereby published for the information os all concerned:
For the d;c projection Of the said contractor
tractors is er ordained, That every owier lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting in any
street, lane, alley, or open court, shall on every day
Sundays cxccptcd have the dirt ith garbage other
o placed in front of his or her lot i'll barrel box
heap, and III readiness for the contractor by the hour of
O'Clock, A. NJ, from the FIST day OF May to the
first day of November in every year and by the hour OF
nuo O'Clock, A. M from the first day of November to
the FIRST day OF May following Aud any person offend
ing herci., or placing any drt t garbage, other
ou in any street, lane, alley, open court after the
hours above named shall be subject to fine not less
than two nor more than five dollars for each and every
offence, to DO imposed by the Mayor.
BY order W. II. SMITH,
May 15 Clerk Of Council
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Telegraph and Railroad Offices i'll RoSnda of Hotel.

GTEvENS HOUSE, Nos. 81. a3, a5 AND 27
European plan-TdE STEVENS HOUSE is well end
widely known to the travelling public The location is
pccaly suitable 10 merchants and business men; 1t is in
close proximity TO the business part of the city-s
tho shway of Southern ana Western travcl-and ada
cent Il. the principal Railroad and Steamboat dcpots
The STLVrNS HOUSE lrls liberal accommodation: or
over 0D u sts-it is we'll furnished and possesses every
modern improvement for the comfort and entertainment
OF its inmates The rooms spacious and well yen
lated-proyidcd with gas and wacr-tho attendance is
prompt and rcspcctfl-and the table generously pro-
vdcd with every dccacy OF tic season at moderate rates
The having been rcfurnishcd and remodelcd,
arc cna! ID 10 offer facilities for the comfort and
pleasure If our guests. GEO. L. CHASE & CO.,
May % emo Proprietors.
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CHI A r l. ES ON.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1867.

JOB WonK.-We have now completed our
Office so as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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tie Ctr of Charleston:

s Aa communications intended for publication in
this journal must be addressed 10 dte Edator Of e
Daity Ne,cs, No. 10 Hayne-street Charleston, S. G.
business Communications 20 Publisher of Daily
Ne,Ds.
Wecannot undertake 10 reyrn rejected conn'''''ca'
lions.
Advertisements outside of e city must be acconpn-
MED acitt the cash.
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THE MARION STAR.

T,sTADLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
II published at Marion, s. c., in the central portion
OF the country and offers favorable medium to Mer
chants Druggists, Macnists and all classes who desire
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit Of advertising patrons VIC shall in
addition TO our subscription list, which is constantly
creasng, publish and distribute grauousy 5000 extra
copies OF the STAR, during the business season this
Fall.
Rates Of Advertising liberal.
". J. McKERAI.L,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor
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LARGEST C1EcuLAr1oN.-The pAILy

LARGEST C1EcULATIoN.-Ths DAILY
News publishes tie Qiiic5a3 List of LEI
tcrs remci,siag "a, tic EostoBice at the end
Of each s5eeh, agseeaIy to tic .togFoo7ia9
section Of the Nev Postefce Lao, as the
newspaper hauiag the largest circulation IN
tie City of Charleston:
SECTION s. And be further enacted That lists OF let
ters remaining uncalled for in any Posoce in any CITY,
town or village where newspaper shall be printed
shall hereafter be published once only in the newspaper
largest circulation within range of delivery Of the said
Office
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE,)
CHARLESTON, S. c., May T. 1867.
TINE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI
Enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Monday
e ct inst Owners and occupants arc hereby required
10 see that their premises in good condition and that
nil filth and garbage is removed rs required by Ord
uancc Ot.Icrinspcctions will follow.
Eg order oi Mayor GAILLATp.
c. Z. SIGWALD
Chief OF Police.
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CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex into Wary
and Glossy Rngets or Heavy Massive
Curls.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIR ) AND GENTLE
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IL is o only article in the world that will curl straight
hair and ut the time give it beautiful glossy ap
pearauce The Cspcr Coma not only curls the hair but
nyigoracs bcautifcs and cleanses IT. is highly and de-
lhtflly perincd and is the most complete article OF
the Kind ever offered to the Amt rican public. The
Crisper Coma will be sent to any address. sealed and
postpaid for 81.
Address al orders 20
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. . West Fayette street, Syracuse n. Y.
March 30 1yr
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MEETEMnS.

EIoRIE LOAN AND BUILDING AssoCIA-
1ION.
f5NHE FoRTY-sIXTH 1NSrhLMENT OF THIS ASSO-
during This Day. Sale OF Ioney This Eue,ing 10th
inst, at Masonic Hall. GEO. F. KINSEY,
August 10 L Treasurer.
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FIRE LOAN.\
MAYORALTY OF GHARLESTON,l
CITY HALL November 9, 1866. I
A Ii PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUlLDI.iG IN TaE
a Burnt Districts and Waste PLACES Of the City, un-
der can Act OF the General Assembly! giving authority
tor OF Fire Loan with view 70 aid in building up the
City anew are hereby notified that tho form Of app
cation for loans can be obtained the Office of the Clerk
of Council between the hours Of a. NJ and 2P NJ.
All applications must be d in the above mentioned
office, as the Committee Will meet every Monday to con-
slider the same. -
By order Of the Mayor W. Il. SMITH,
Noyember10 10 Clerk OF council.
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A M u 81: 1a E MTS.
COLLEGE EXAMINATION.

COLLEGE EXAMINATION.
THHE SEMEANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE COL
LEGE of Charleston will b. held in Tho Presidents
Room at the College, on Thursday and Friday the Sth
and 9th instants and Monday and Tuesday, the 10Th
ad 18th nstants beginning each day at A. NJ.
The Hon. President and members of the Board Of Trus
tees the Mayor and members of tho City Council the
parents and guardians of the Students tho Rev. Clergy
and the public generally respectfully invited to at
tend. JOHN 7IcCRADY,
August8 Act. Sec Fac.
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VI A n 7 S

HASDS WANTED.-GIRLS (IyEITE)
i'll from 15 to 13 years of age can find employment
by applying at No. 140WENTWORTH STREET, north
side, west of Rutledge street. stu August 10
yIThNTED TO RENT, A SMALL FUR
w rNIsHED HOUSE. for three months. situated in the
Northwestern part of tie city. Good reference given.
Address L. Box 293, stating terms. August 10
VITANTED-A HOUSE ABOUT FOUR OF
w five rooms, in some pleasant part of the city
Apply between tho hours of and o'clock at No. 125
QUEEN STREET. thsrnwA~ August
WANTED, A WOMAN 10 COOk EED
w VASE for snail family. Recommendations
required. Apply at No. l19 COMING STREET opposite
St. Paul's Church. August
JITANTED-sALEsME EVERYWHERE
w Ladies and Geltlemen-S100 to $3.50 per month,
to sell the GENUINE C)MAIOE-SENSE FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. lice only 51S. This Machine will
itch hem fell tuck, bnd quilt braid, and eznbroidcr
cloth cannot bo pulled apart, even after cutting
. oss the seam every quarter of an inch. Every
NJ line warranted hrn years. Send for circulars and
terms to agents, or call ut AcDOWELLS BLOCK, cor
nor Fourth and Green streets, Louisville, Ky.
ELISS 4 MoEATHRON,
General Agents.
N. B.-Poaitvey none genuine unless coming through
our office.
June4 tutns3mo
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so ADJ II g.,

DGARD AND longing EN A I'EiIyATt
ID family, residing in areasant par OF the CITY, can be
obtained ut moderate ratespy single gentleman Ap-
ply ut this Office. tutLs August
DOAHDfNIs.-FIIRGE PLEASANT Is01HIS
ID with good BOARD c. be had on immediate appl.
cation to No. SO CHURU STREET, west side, near
Tradd street. Tcrlls rcascablc June Ia
IIXCELI.EE.T EoAGD, AT VERY low
IL rates, i'll c2os celral business part OF The city,
without lodging, il priVle house. can now be had.
For particulars address cyl" )" posoGico. May Is
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Z 3 S T
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ST0LEa STOLE !-FIFTY DOLLARS
~ reward is offered for poof conviction ofhe person
orpersons, who fromny Boats at Dils Bluff James
Island, and Moreands whrf Charleston, my Graplins
and Cape, and cut the Bots loose or Twenty-Five dollars
for each. Apply to Capt.a L. HADENICHT, No. 10
King street. 81 August9
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CRISPER COMA.

Oil she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair
Whose curling tendrils, sort entwined,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind,
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THE CABLE NEWS reports that the Greok Govern
ment has announced its determination to declare
wal. against Turkey on tho first September should
the hostilites against the Christians in the Island
of Gambia not be ended by that time. II this be,
indeed, true, VIC may suppose it will have tho ef-
feet Of prolonging the war to that day, however
feeble and near exhaustion the Cretans may be-.
With the prospect OF such cooperation at SO near
day, the "last man. would indeed be ready to die
in the tlast ditch before surrendering. Without
putting perfect reliance in this news, nor indeed
setting it down as improbable, we may remark
that war between Greece and Turkey is one of the
probabilities; and look for it sooner or later.
The end of the war between those nations by the
intervention of the Allied Powers, and the battle
of Navarino in October 1927, left accounts unset
tied; and the boundary subsequently established
left people claiming to be Greeks under Turkish
bondage; for instance the Cretans now struggling
to be liberated. These matters, like old sores not
to be healed, are bound to break out, and may yet
involve Europe in war. By war thus begun,
may not the cross and the crescent again wave
over opposing hosts in the Holy Land?
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HERE Is BIT of prose from HENRY WARD
BEEcHER worth the attention of all fathers, real
and prospective. In the novel of Nor,oood an
old sailor is thus made to discourse Passon
BUELL., it's the unaccountablest thing what the
Lord sends children into this world for, consider
ing what sort Of q place 'tis, and what time peo-
pie have gettn' thro' it. They die off like apple
blossoms, half on 'em, before they're biggern
MICE And the rest Of em have a hard time
gettin' grown, and when you've got 'em crowd
half the folks are padding round as ifthey didn't
exactly know what they came on arth for, and
nobody can tell 'em for that matter. never see
babies but think how we used to have birds
come aboard ship way out to sea-land birds, and
so tired, poor little things, and hungry. You
could go up to 'em and take 'em in your hand, and
they turned up their bright eyes with such pite-
GUS look at you, as if they had come over so far,
and lost their way, and didn't know whero they
were. Wall, that's about what I think of
babies. What do they come off to this 'ere world
for3 Why don't they stay where they're well
Off
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Cotton closed in New York at 9sa9sac. for mid
ding uplands.
Gold closed at 40}.
Cotton closed in Liverpool at 1O} for middling
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tiRcata. The young couple had been married
while he vas in the pulpit. The son-in-law coolly
announced that as the young woman was under
his protection he should not allow any further use
Of birch whips upon her person, and then bade him
good day.
An earthquake aud volcanic disturbance, similar
to those at Santorin, have occurred in the two
islands Of Tercera and Gracioza, off the Portu-
guese coast. On the night Of the 1st Of juno a
volcano rose from the sea, about nine miles north
OF Eeuati, and has since been in a state of great
activity. It has thrown up enormous masses OF
stone and lawn, and has formed new island, which
is likely to be dangerous to navigation. Sulphur
and other rapor are emitted in large quantity
The boats have not been able to approach the new
deposit because of its incandescence and the dan
serous character of the volcanic emanations. M.
sANT-C1A1RE DEvnLE has asked the French Aca-
denny TO appoint some geologist to inquire into and
report upon the facts as in the case Of the Santorin
volcano.
Lieutenant JOHN @. BRANE, late Of the Confed-
crate navy, is now held by the government in the
Kings county, IN. ~ penitentiary, for alleged
acts Of piracy during the war. He has written q
letter to Captain SE,nRs, in which he says: On
the faith Of the Presidents proclamation of May 2,
1856, which pardoned all officers Of my grade who
had not been IN the old army or navy-and had
not been-retnrned to the United States. and was
residing in Savannah, Georgia, where had been
engaged in business, when was arrested. have
been prisoner since the 18th Of September, 1866,
and not one Of my Southern countymen has called
TO see me- Icannot think that it is their intention
10 desert me, though must say it looks very much
like it. am perfectly destitute Of money and
clothing. and have no means at my command to
pay counsels fees.
Before leaving London the Lord Mayor received
from FuAp PAoHA, the Turkish Minister for For
eien Affairs, communication in the French Ian
guage, forwarding donation by his Imperial
Majesty Of f25OO, to be distributed among the in
digent classes Of the city of London. simulta-
neously with this donation by the Sultan, splen-
did present by the Viceroy of Egypt to tho Lady
Mayoress was received by her ladyship. as token
Of the munifcent hospitality shown to him at the
recent entertainment given at the Mansion House
in honor Of his Highness. It is q brooch Of e1-
quisite beauty and great intrinsic value, being
composed Of one magnificent pearl, surrounded
by sixteen large brilliants Of the finest water,
with eight radiations Of britiants, terminated by
others equally large, while depending from the
centre pearl which is of extraordinary size, are
chains Of diamonds supporting four large pear
shaped pearls.