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An Attempted Outrage Defeated
Washington (Just es1 De<rcteh Il the .Str 10.



HfxeLi.
The name OF the young lady upon whom negro
villain attempted TO commit an outrage day before
yesterday Is Miss Matilda Nichols daughter OF the
ReT. L. Il Nichols, OF this CRY. AZ stated last
night, the rEflan failed to accomplish his object
through the courage. Anu determination OF the
younR Lady hersI1 and her two younger s!stera.
From member Of the family the following par-
ticula.s are obtained: The negro was secreted in
Wild SPOT abospdlng Ii rocks aud bushes from
which no house Ia visible. A the girls passed be
rEShed from his hiding piace and seized Mss
Aati.ds, the eldest g:s, b. her dreas, holding her
tightly. but abe being reEF strong resisted soutfg,
whlle fgtls, nexs IN age, also q reao!ute and
rlncy girl ahowrred stones II the brute,
One Of which struck him on the eide
release IL hold Of Ia1uds. BOTH siris then ~
szu.ted htru with Etonez he closely pursuing them
II = 4 one time seized Lydia BY the sn6e and
nearly threw her Gown. bat did not succeed His
htad was badly cu& by the stonts thrown by the
Efls and afraid. probably, Of the arrival OF help
-aS theJ Kept up continual screaming, In which
they we're Joined b. the Joungest child, Who WIS
too badly frightened to give more efficient AID TO
her k1Iters-the u1sG mt finally abandoned the
pursuit. and ned without accomplishing hts he!llsn
that she Ind 70 be taken home and Is seriously H.
beine attacked with hratn feyer. II is hoped the
scoundrel viii yet .e arrested. rs TIC police hsre
Il satd 10 be nything but inviting. Tie Affair crc-
Asrs great Indignation here, and threats freely
made Of Juchlng The ru1lau should he he a2pre-
hsnheh
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Tho. Fifteenth Amcndmc cut Ia In
DIANA

From tie Indiaaapo1a Journal Juns IS.
1ne afE1menl Of the case q EyanA AUDITOR Of
State, II Bruwu, on T0estzy and "Wednesday OF
this week, Was devoted Id part to the question Of
the quorum upon which The vaadty q toe Ind:
thp Cmsuuunon Of the Unlied StAsea entirely Dc
pendA We arc not lawyer enoa9a p knox
Thcther ttis question II necessarily tnvolTed
crxnson of M counsel for thc appeuee that
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The Com mittce OF Why's and Means
nj Hult Ink. City.
Ftctn IL Eeu Latf GUY !Sts-s, Jans II.


About O'Clock o. Saturday evening, 1ha Cnln-
rnlkteo Of wAys md Means-eosn prt61nV the uoss.
Samuel Hooper, Of Massachusetts,, Chairman OF
nafd, .of Tenne4see, ". u Kelley, Of Fenns{lva-
nts. Anstin Blatr. Of AteEs7n- = s. nnaha9, Of
nttnna, Jame4 k1ookat De1nis 4eGann[ and Q:
WAshInRfon, D. C,-Antscd md took up their
quarters u the Townsend aouse. Hon S. B. Ak
tel, n c, from the F1rM Congressional District Of
C1ifo{p3L Mia Anna Dickinson, The ce1ehrAted
lecturer, Snd The Rev. J. Dickinson. Also sr1Ved II
the aaue ttnnt-
members uf Capt1M CFuXaMN BrkAS Band 1eEan1-
atd The ckulahed part. plying sese1t ehoaoe
seleestcnA Aerowd Of PsoFAe, d1Awn 70 tos sPe1
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No Vacation

There will be no vacation II the hf5sal osa.- a,a
tan business College during the summer, sta'
dents can enter At any time Ahd continue dnIms
tne, pIeasurc-can attend an dAs OF pofaoa o.
he aay. - may o aIs9gsa .tas 1os ns a1as snaas
vsentfnnc ~ sns ,uhitc eshoo1A. Fall tn1of1na4ou
en- 81 oeNstned ii me o1sce pf tho anzsa1n.sUs
nnztheast pprpe4 Cls5t E2d Hh1nlnstoo ssS'
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EDUCATIONAL.
University Of Chicago - Dearborn
Seminary.
=.
:: Closing Exercises.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

Z. FAEsHRx p1clax4t1nna .; -E
Tue Freshmen dec44mattons for the Eeeu pfi1e4
avenue hss evening: The nsseudauce Of the
..'su1o ~ toe .5ou1a'u1 oE9tot0 VA 7e1J nfRe.
upon tae p!atIasm were several or the faculty of
Of musicians In the gallery fnruisled
mnEc nj llteITak, The dee1Enars. with
oue or two. exceptions, did exceedingly
we'll II. Frank 61fbcrt Of sheboT0an FnIiS VII
voice Is toll and powerful and his pronunciation
e Hazy undson M hts idesi Of sS siocni in1.
1st. Bouquets We1e thrown upon he psstfoyn n
ths cdnciInou Of each RECITATION, Jamea II Tbnu,s
Of Chicago, roceiFtnR ten,- 'tne Others two
three and four each. Dl. Burroughs thanked roe
himself as gTatined At tho large number. present.
ne penedisuon Has taeo pronounced BY Rev. ".
JrNIoA oRiTIoHa.
ne folloMtng u the p.ps1:1zrne a exerctses for
1la1 tntfcn. lh!s eTentnE:'
x...s. ''ass;.*h ssss:.' x-.:.
4Se Meae1, Il Pc,:cn. A. barfes' cdscsso
Observation-Disclosures Herman & Hopps InNn1le
The World AoFes Puintou As,yast, Chicago
E,e.pene,r and p.,.,,. "f' y;
1tseaisa I'll .. j. H.1ty Lake View
,asssGas@ = =: s@e-'fs1 .eezzs y xs.4, ch,s.s,
a4stc.
spsp md Her Pro+neetl.. yanes ". Riddle, GheA8o
Ia1e5fands Lie. FEaoch z Weztor. Upland p
Pzoeret.ye velopment Ca.lett C. Smith Chicago
Mental Symmetry. Charlie. R Henderson, Laia,ette1ad
4%tfe.
The c.sa 75 P1T E1EGs1sE
sht ,hs ,1, ,sTneisasy e s,.s5oo9 = x 0sosS plss
ent
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For tho Ladies,

Every lady In Chicago will be Interested In
knowing that Hotcntin, Palmer Co., No. pl
state street. will open this morning an invoice OF
two thousand pairs OF those elegant Royal EId
Gloves Of their own importation per steamer
Tie asrset, arc odere1 1t the low prce Il sis5 = .
p1u, and every par warranted A Large stock OF
Fans and Fatasols At reduced pr1cea-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Juniper Tnr soap Ii the best
toilet SOAP ever made, ~ II may be used With In
pnlty b. ladies' with the most tender skus: ut the
same time 1t Is Invaluable remedy for plmp1es
rough or chapped hands and all cutdneous diseases
where other soaps cannot b. used without R1gr8.
vatIbE the m2lady and giving pain 10 the patient
Manufactured oy casWen, uczard + Co, Ne"
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Sure to regulate the bo1SeIs.-mFs4
Winslowts Eoo1hing Syrup Is tho only thing thai
mothers can rely upon for their children l1 COT
rects acidltT Of the stomach regulates the buwels
and gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process Of tecthtns in value u
inealculsbie, It eoftens the gums, rsd1ces u.
usuuatioD md allayB iii pain, thereby giving rest
10 the child and comfort to the mother. De sure
and call for "Ars. Wtn4owB Soothing 4yFrp1H
tue ouisldc wrnppes. AL Others are base Imlta-
ffnns
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METEOROLOGICAL,

Meteorological record for June -, 1859, as re-
ported bg J. g. Laugguth. Jr., opucian 1T Aan-
dolph atreet, correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute. The snal letters arc the tnjtals for
the words "feernf," /" "gcntlc. F" :" high, y "dry,''
"molst atmosphere" " fan, "and "snow:"
.... 3M 1..: E!.4 1*: 9s5.:
II i 8 !, IS Eli SSWWEF: Il i '@: : ~ ''-'.u
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AMUHEMENI8. !:
AMUHEMEMIH -
CROSBF'S uPERA HOUSE.
O. D. HESS .&AnAxerA
!! THE GREAT
..:::::RIZAREILIS:,
IN THEIR
s5,ooo--CRALLENGE ACr.:$l0, 100
Tamtn.4ns ri.h4 -. .e-,,.
S0merxault or SO Feet.

&Omerxault OF SO Feet.
Tre ru1traued P41tuntaie Cmnbtuatcu ta Tho co1nie
Fhntoratne '''r|.:
vOL.AU-vEMT.
In which The GREAT HKRNAMpKz win introduce
ha great sGenadinx beere. Playing uTeu II different
tD5 Ghsfsste4 darces by Nues. AUGUSTA, oBKRTL
nd :LKAH... .The dARNIYAL, or ykMiGK. by
Nons VAE HAAME snd Nile. BfLL0N.. The
C0MOTROFo8:
acr1ea Of uoye1 nd beautiful dIoraMlc rHscta 8o1.
& SnHefxH afHb PolRA y non;. Vss i = suu,e "a
tErteque FRntuotI1e. the
CON TE.ABANDI6T
1netdental e the Pauto.nl!.e.- -spsnkh Ds9E.kl
e. thc Confr1bxnd1ts md CozJ1 hees Ths PAntUntnc
wa conclude with Twelve Beautiful Tzblesux
:, Matinee on Saturday.
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DIED.

FYFEAIu Chicago, June |. 1853, Alexander Fyfe.
bora 10 Aberdeen, seotland. January =. 17sh
CQLE-In Chicago, June H leea Of congcation Of tbs
tfx4n, Albert O. Coe, 4Zed 50.
Remains taken 10 hoston for tntefneut.
6pring6e Boston and Worcester, HAss.s pspe1s
rleake copy.
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A thousand people have been cured
nf piles within twentJ.fouf hours, At D.. Mocofs
ONCE, lsk South Clark stroet, Chicago, with Paln
Paint
Paper Hanging mud "indoW
Shades, Latest styles Painis, ola. giass snu
brushes at F. 2 Rt9byN, So Randolph atfeet-
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The follow Ing selection from tho income lists Of
New YORK shows the returns OF citizens who pay
tax on Incomes Of one hundred thousand dollars
, 1869-06-29

The anniversary exercises OF this tustitu ton
VIII take p.ace To-day IN the chapel OF Tie First
Presbyterian Church, on Congress street, COM
menetng a O'Clock
PROGRAMME.
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TIE petition for the removal Of tXpres1 EQ2tnS
t1pyr lie corner OF Weilz Rnd EIaz1e streets VAS
rcyctrrd 70 TIT Committee CT Streets md AEeyg,
forth Distson.
The pel.uon u P. G. Ehs1ocs, - be AQowed 70
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09
Aa ~ House Saloon,
AsAUlsTARK, Proprie.r.
,;BATON U In

. M OPENED this old ~fsvorite resort. I
0unSs 80 On hand none but the best Of IL:
]sSS. NiNES. CIGARS, and Lager Of
= M. !. qualities. An excellent LUNCH can
,us.i = W hours. consisting Of such delicacies
On ~ ses housss always afford their guests.
Ssy"s! u .nniafr. ssplS-ly
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09
: Lard! Lardl Lard!
r1tss White Leaf lard ID fifty (50) pound tin
u sas, in store and for sale by /
I iolO NJ sal4 JOSHUA BEAL,
TO TaE PUBLIC.

1hsauesdon Of Planters, Families and Merchauts
icalsdto our large aod we'll selected stock Of Gro.
sds ard Proviona Having leased the whole OF
b Tunard Building on Main street. opposite the
Catholic Church, We are now layin :. in q large stock,
wiiA dill b old At vsrv reasonable 6Rures..
We 40 paying tho highest market price for Cotton,
II have ample and secure room tor stor NC Cotton,
ssas ~ Melasses, Of other merchandise which
nay b eakused to our care Should our friends
pHix to dip to New Orleans, we will ship to anv
nsehaat hey may ssiec,, OF will advance on all
Coaca shipped to our merchants.
eplS'ln RANDOLPH, BATES & co.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09
1ateA Rouge Foundry.

.,SvskSl3NED announce that the
ev,., ~. tesadry on North street betvesn I.S
&~E~.s ND tas river, win soon 70 ia res-
~resvs sad sxsout. order Sor w.ch;.-
aad Repair Work. Havinr A. !.
- q ,rs.s.s sssstsd the necessary build
N { o,..sNs u requisite uachinery, w
- asA.s s..se. TOT work 10 time for planters
9N v.aser: J. 30. ARBOUR.
Voes aIaabyssts street.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

Ivy Iro1 AID B,asa.- 81
/, s.s n'easst price paid for OLD IRON. AND
ssSne satsa Rosgs Founlr Office on
ys teeet- ID o. ARBOUR.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09
ia BLACKSMITH + sw
,s ofgaa AND 53I.h 81
wHEELWRIGHT.

THE undersigped, respeetfully informs The ppb-
L lie that be has established : shop q The Ferry
Landing.of The parish, for the purpose Of doing
all PLANTATION WORK In that line Of tpJf-
nea. Being fully custonses wilflsvs
their. ordsra filed with all ipossSble dispasah,i n
: vorknanliks naansr, and On he nast 80
myo 5GTl8ml13 fzaa7ia eXNGt1 3cTkAH,
Dfyu6 sla-~1ag .ts5f fsa % .!5sTm Rs'af
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09
Levee Sales.

CEtLED prp,sah viii be received ny the undar-
ceeed. vp 10 the l2th dav Of October mex 1869
% bald Z levee in the PARISH Of West B.to, Rouge
kasva ~ tAs eJist Nanoir Leves. Said ievee will
csscefON et long. SAM - keet base, 9 f.et high
wtn 2 crown Of 3 let. Said work % be Commenced
q d:ys ahe thu contract is eiv IN and 20 ba com .
psesa y the Ism day Of December. 1859 The
sseescw q payment are cash on completion Of tho
Son. sddres ~ Oubroca lock box q. Baton
sosee, e"dce.sd Oh rnve!ooe." Proposals for Build
- L-see" The proposition must embrace the price
oeal bAs 'k"' '7J'S' A"J
!Ri~nA, 9R China and A v Dubroc.. Com
~A'ee appoin'sd by The parish Of West Baton Rouge.
p.oPCsALS viii he received BY tss undsss;eued
Tw ne tsth Of October l~69 ft repairing the
- NJ mach Point. IN vet Baton Rousa.-
- s%s9a"os If the levre, 2206 feet long, 81
- nlen Stset hasa an 6 fest crown Required
~ ~s sIse:e y - high. g FEET base a. 6 feet cres
T.ea1.sa eoassnts helm , ahout 60OO e bic Yards
!. !" "Mx % ~ commenced 10 ten days after signing
49, u : ntist. The work 10 be paid fr on its eom.
~ T. JAM Ssaass 'reassry Notes. addrsss:
s Sfnsas a, Ssisa Rouge B v CLAsx.
= ~'s.h tsa Inspector 7th " ard.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED to the fact
l that I an receiving direct from the manu-
factories, portions of my New Spring
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
purchased BY my buyers from the most celebra-
ted manufactures in Europe and america. d.
MY DOMESTIC STOCK cT.
Has been selected with great care to suit the
wants of the planters Of this and the adjoining
parishes, and viii be sold at the lowest possible
prices. int Z g 40 g +r
MY FOREIGN AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
the latest styles. is, probably the
the largest and most varied stock ever offered
in this market. These goods will be, sold at q
small advance over cost Of impo, tat:ou.
MY STOCK OF MEMS & wOMEN's SHOES
Is unusually large and fne, and I feel satisfied
in guaranteeing nv prices and 90 nparing fav.
orably With any retail house in the South and
South west. ~. .... ,.f. H -a..F -.
MY CLOTHING & HAT DEPARTMENT e
Will compare favorably with any establishment
between Memphis aud New Orleans, both as re-
CARDS quality and quantity. My go DIS were
made up especially for this market, and manu-
featured BY the most fashionable and reliable
establishments in this ccuntry.~.''"- vi TF.Hs3
az BUYERS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR
advantage to call aud examine my stock Of
GENTS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING. FURN-
IsHtNG, PIECE GOODS AND HATS,
before purchasing elsewhere. I'D ESQ
Country merchants will save the costs OF
freight, insurance and drayage by purchasing
at my establishment My wholesale prices are
identical with those of New Orleans.
Prompt attention assured to all. rr,,-.
ABE ROSENFlELD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09
Agricultural implements.

Agricultural Implements.
BUILDERS MATERIALS aud Hardware
u l would respectfully call the attention Of
P~lantets, Farmers, and the community general
lyi Of this and neighboring parishes, to my va
ried, choice aud complete stock Of
AGRICUtTU AL IMPLEMENTS,
TOOLS AND HARDWARE.
sd invite q call aud examination Of the same
~ the Store and Wareroom, opposite the Bank
ing House of George A. Pike. and near the
Post Office, on Third street, Baton Rouge.
;anl6tf Us. McVAY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

-IRLYR ,sE POrAr"ES1 ..,u De-.
ID Ht~ pound Of tho C. csl ezra and iar al. H' a.
esdIne p"ta'os oo* On a" ."I hv
twsnig'nve JOSnUA BEAL.
:,J,10 .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

ClOUs! tLoUR!! FHIua!!! ,o,, ann.
i. bs.r pl. :, e :. . -s,se q % JRS Siiasutea ZEAL 9sSa i"''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09
Blacksmith Wanted.

Blacksmith Wanted. .st,,a .,
NO I BLACKS nth is wanted atsthe Fer.
~ Landing, where he can get steads EN-
pisyosat sud good wages to manufscture piows
sad do plantation work gsasrally.a =. -''''
IL ANGUS MeMAY,
jaa23 Ftrey Landing, West Baton Bopss: .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09
"i0SHUA BEAL,
Third & carue"''o" Streets
49, ~ q. sAroS'RoroE.
..su ARRIVALS AT BEAI'S,

EUOS@
il Arrivals. ::::::''''f'''' '''''
..o.. Assorted Candy
eSs,sls Fancy Apples.
,oSrrlsR Red Onions;
Ts.~sIs Meshanoc ron1oes'
Sc"s Choice Cheese.
- Choice Buite,;
nSsr.is Rec,i6ed WHISKY
,S.if1areis Flour,
Nber.- Flonr,
sSs"ss As.oned C'acke''b
al ~ wssh Rlue,
%~U.rr.i, Mea Pork, e;a.
ssosiis's aeoo Shoulder and Sides
,SSs,R Rio !ods,
eoXassa wsshbosrds'
;sXo,ss Water Buckets.
.n,Sood Ciqar. :ssoftso.
a!SssaP&M Yeast Powden'
= :.iie q. Stone Ware.,
Wss1db Chewing Tooaeco'
iohosn Starch.
~ - assorted Shot.
iioo ys1de B.Reing: ..a RAM. t.lEr.
Sksdl~ lroa ~ sno os"e
shesdIes Bs!ns Twne.
~ IL. New Ca'ch MSckerel'
ssts hsnel. do do. u...s
~scv eualI articles pertsimn9 70 NY lIe 81
~ n y nj Of which I invite the attention Of all
sl.ses Of Consumers IOSHUA BEAL.
I'D
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09
staH q 81 BEAL,s bas b. 5,ai
q g Book and Variety. Store,
Csrner Third and C~psyessien ssressss
as .-.as, Baton Rouge. IA EEfH %

.4G3 8 s1Gey Baton Rouge. 2 ! GlGH
CCHOOL and Miscellasooas Books, Newsps-
~ pers,, Magasines, Sheet Music. Violins ard
Guitars, Coal Oil Lamps, iChimneys and Wieks
of al sizes, Guns. Pistols and Cartridges, Blank
memorandum and Pass Books -
Subscriptions received. 1t publishers prices, fof
any newspaper or magazine Published. 90 So"
Any book or piece of music furnished on short
notice and At the publishers price. ISIS.
ma629 -. n JOSHUA ,BRAL.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

Meal Meal!!9a sbari e.tt 81 iefl.
Ny Steam CORN MILL is in fine working
order, and my, stock Of CORN CUOICE:-.
When you want NEAL that will make choice
BREAD, etc.. give me . call. .,T
may99 -'f+t A5'ENdeH JOSHUA brAL.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

Grecers Planters ana FaanlaAes'
nrIlERs and Consumers generally. can &c.
~ from he most varied stock Of Groceries,
1890 and 8. other wares" in Baton Rouge,
..d a r,ssoaabts prices. by giving me . call.
:.,.,o JOSHUA BE4L.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

Oloves-I have imported direct . fnll assort.
(T mept for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children,
which sre offered st low prices. Ct 49,
- 49, tshFsi De ROSBNFZEtDS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

p n.t -, % r.r ed' tadr ,he1iosesl
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

- aoi8o5ds1qqsaIa % aad ast saad'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-09

|brre $40 Pickets and Posts.
TOR SALEL5O,0 600 pickets, 9 feet long. and
L posts. Apply at this Office. It the store Of B.
Druilhet, Ferry Landing, or B. n. Lsfebsre. !
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-07
THE FUTURE KING OF SPAIN.
Prince Thomas Albert Victor, DHka
Ailat0.

Prince Thomas Albert Victor, Dake
j 1idate.
=: Madrid Correspondence Paris CONSTITUTIONAL
i Tho nearer the period Of reopening the
Constituent O0rtes approaches, October lat
being thought tbs probable time, the more
the different parties Discuss the monarchiaal
question. At present, ono thing which is
incontestible is the indefatigable activity
Of the Duke do Montpensier's partisans on
behalf OF their candidate, or at least in
favor of . combination which would afford
him more or less satisfaction. Amongst
tho various candidatures, that which ap-
pears 10 attract the greatest attention is
that of Prince Thomas Albert Victor, Duke
of Genoa, and son of the former Duke.
and nephew Of Victor Emmanuel. This
young prince, who is fourtesn years and a
half Of age. is being adneated in England
and. according to report. j. happily en-:
sense. In order to attach the
Montpensier class to this project, and which
minors affirms to be supported by n. OlO-
za2a, the idea il to unite the Duke Of Genoa
to the third daughter of the Duke de Mont
pensier, Princess Maria, sixteen years and
q half old. This persistence Of introducing
the French family in these different combi-
nations gives You an estimsteof the activity
displayed by its friends and the indefatiga.
BILE ardors of their ambition. The support
era Of the Duke do hontpensier, in order to
invest his pretensions with greater popular
iety, as belief exists that they are not ia
vofably regarded by the Imperial govern
ment of France, do not recoil from the
Rrossest falsehOods. Thus, some days
since, Geographic dispatches were sent from
Madrid into the provinces, announcing the
intention Of the Emperor Napoleon TO inter
fere by armed force in spain in favor of re-
storing the Bourbon 3 dynasty: However !.s
ency that the government of Seville believ-
ed itself called on to give itan official denial.
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Remarkable Phenomenon.
From the Rochester Express.

On Saturday last-the day of the great
rain in Watkins-the most extraordinary
atmospheric phenomenon ever experienced
in Schuyler county took place near the res.
idence Of Isaac Zero, in the town of Orange.
It was OF the description usually demon.
mated whirlwinds, and yet quite different
from any which have hitherto been devel-
oped in this section of the country, being
very different from ordinary hurricanes.
The rain fell in torrents during its con-
inuance, and in its effect very much re-
sembled water spout Il had forward
and a rotery motion, aud developed it's
great violence in the immediate vicinity Of
Mr.. Fero's residence. Barely es.
Gaping his house and taking of
two popnlars near his front gate, il
swept onward, M If winged with destruc-
ton, through pathway some thirty or
forty rods wide. devastating everything in
it's course, until it's fury was exhausted.
Striking q school house, it lifted it bodily
into the air, tore it in piecs, and scattered
tho fragments of the wreck-some of them
miles aEay--hurling the brick of which the
chimney was built, backward in the direc.
ton from which it came, while most of the
materials, including the root, were swept
forward, and hurled In every direction from
its center. On reaching piece OF wood
land it twisted off the largest pines, or tore
them up by the roots. as if they were but
wisps OF straw, and left nothing but q
chaotic desolation in its track.
Stump fences composed OF those Of the
largest size were thrown over the fields
from whence they came almost az promis.
cuously 40 if just ''pnlled." The scene
presented after the work was done beggar
cd all description, and on Sunday attracted
tho people for miles around.
We have not learned the extent Of THU
strange visitant's fantastic and terrible
freaks, nor that any one WIS killed or in
jured, but understand that it swept on
ward in southeasterly direction over (
portion of the town Of Catlin. II is re
ported that man and boy had taken refug,
in the school house, but escaped the in
slant it started on it's Drial flight. W.
may be able to give fuller particulars here
after.