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, 1869-09-04

hfown tnivcFAitJ commencement
lKnv1nKsCE, sept a-At . meeting Of the Cor
polasion OF i1ruwne University. John q. Whittier
anu aeF lAnd q. Hazard were elected to Ill ykcan-
Saes II The Hoarl Of Trustees The time for hold
toJune.
, 1869-09-04
Lnfge Shipmcnls OF Petroleum to
korrlUu ItprtzA

IHILlnEtrFIfA4 Sept a-The market fo1
petroleum t4 unusually ncttfe ann cxs!tc<i Thir
teen Vessels were chartered for Eurppe this week
which increases the numncs nnr loading tt
t~ent!'one, With up"artta Of 7AoQo ba,rela.
, 1869-09-04

The Mormons ntAtnrbcd By tho Tn.
CtflC lkmi1xny.
The expectation Of 4 disturbance of Mormon
serenity 81 The opening Of The p&ctnc Railway Il
, 1869-09-04
k'tYck.

CAIEh ILL.,, Sept "a nrc broke ont, al 8
O'Clock tnls morning, In the family grocery Of C.,
Close, on Warrington avenue, and DESTROYED
completely the house and stock: also, the ho1,ac
and PORTION OF tho Etock Of H. Iiloons, grocer
house and portion Of the STOCK OF Iludcl
1irothers jewelers., and three dwellings
belonging to @, Robinson, II. Oswald, and
4. Y Hsllidays es'ase The ls:tel
about sao .6e0. Total insuraucc, sl2oeo OIL nouscs
and STOCK, large portion II the stock being
soEed. 1nsrred In the folow'' companies: Ne.
Chants, Chicago: Aercbahts, Cincinnati, Home
Columbus, T.: Putnam, Hartford; Aurorn, I'LL
no!s; southwe stcsn, tnlro; Enterprise, clucin,
matt; &tna- Hartford
fs1NkisoyuS, VI, Ecrt- A-Thc rarcr-plll ol
George lseton X fon burned last night. LoAs OF
mill and aioek $4u,coo: partly insured.
, 1869-09-04
l'Fusnth,

HEwH fRnK TIE 0ERaAH ARCTIC E1rEDtr1os.
NzAlIH, Sept T. =
Ads1cca wcro received hero to-day from tho Ge.-
man Arctic expedition. The ntst Ice va3 en-.
-counicted on the 18th Of Jnly. tn latitude ~
longitude 10. Tho west cost OF Greenland WIZ
a!ghted seventeen days aitcswasA rhc cxpcdl-
ton had experienced adverse Winds and much
11ist The weather WAS colder than In 1865 An
on board were well.
, 1869-09-04
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TT. tatta, l,cp. h.-,Annll,rr aHhtin r"utrnt
trRit rat. 1te'lptI"A t|trn. r t!tlutan with ttl
sttuitg hue tnt nh'.kes, hung hlna.If.
ftuin rat rtr.ttlas IN III" hatsha Ut ltIn Tia,
th,hht httlAt nHtthitnh ht4.iHiItEu Il hptnaIs
That u. nttd u. All, NJ s'rnlstttut,a, 'lrsnus In
selnt h.ttKatss In lhr :'ailt'tal t'Ah a"hsn'
tlnt+ IL ta itrit lrtu HHls .nut.Ih, III ihh
VI"'t"t hat. III bis "r'''"'s', lin I"nl'a II
l'ehIu5iS aa afH lt't tfAlt ~ nltn l'HIl
hsnt Ihtt+tilrl Vt F1rlrhl. ti"trfAnr IaAsI. Ut
lntIalA hills liz attatst tl1r sl!''seaht hIIaaa4f,
siatst.hsx lia aasidttf II A!M ttrtsH4ca IA tSst
ah*rneu 1T Al rArtrssi" Of le .in ~ ot Ills lsst.
;llt Ill lint subject, The MA}ut uf Atcn,p1Es
lhintR The convention shtMln be pt,s1inhrtt "nc
}tar. Henry h. t1s'srt nf 'fennrsstc, rlsltns IL
have fasorcd y removal nt the capital Inr tweu,y
,cars. Governor W.lmoain, NJ Louisiana, an's
Uuve1neg Mcuu1p, Ut MasnuI, snhouncr iAelr i'll
lchts0n ut appointing luI! delegations. The cnu-
scntiUn will tc held u nul more Than thrte ata.ca
MI represented
The President o! the North Missouri TaLroaA,
n cant, denies iha: the foa1 has anJ Intimate r-
!attons With the penns,issn1a Central. and, ln-
ftfcnliall5, TINT II WILL mt make consolidating al
Engagements With any Eastern road. Ta!h reduces
The struggle between the E1ie hna rrnaAJtfaalA
Central, for d Pacific connection through thta
5.atc to oblin!nR control Of she Mi+sour1 phesnc.
| This Will explain meeting Of Eastcrn t1i!rns4l
mAgnstea, to he held At Leasenmorth na1t week
, 1869-09-04

IN AMERICAN coSsCl nEcodN1xxn
.. vienna, Sept s.
MI. Boyco hAs .cceivcd his e1equntus as Am cr..
can Cansul Americans here are much Grailted
1hat tile Tnited Staiea WAS the nrst to be recog-
n!zed under the new rule admitting Copsn.s To
other towns than tue capital and se.port4
, 1869-09-04

France
THE u1ALTH or THE KArExoR.
LONDON, Sept. ..
Public opinion continues stertical With refer
clce to Eapoteon'A health. The Impression pre-
yal,s .ha, his recent condition Is concealed, n1d
this Is not likely to be weakened I'll! the Emperor
hu1self Ia seen driving In Talis.
rAnrs, aept .,
The health Of the Emperor Is improving.
ru8 ECChENICAL cuCfCIi-
rAR1R, Sept ..
1tis reported That the French Government has
tlecllne,t To send representatives to the Ecumen-
rat C,uncl.
rKikCH 0oR1scnAkorF REJECTED At rlnt71
rAR1q. RepL 3.
Prince Uortschakuf1 Il expected here soon.
rERsukAi.
FARIR. FeVL B-EErn!nE.
'rhe Empress ftAa A4ritF.1 bark At f. Ciyud. and
HAS abandoned her Eastern journey loE the
present.
Marshal McMahnn Ina nos arrived tlerc az te
toae frrtt!eh. In ~ tihl In A1a"f1a.
rHtErrrr ~ At"Et.
tFitenth, the tiunt III tn rs, hna &nnp |,
Why. s,enpfal t'tln I. tt'efr. Hn IN eai, thA
t'te4ir n HI rhsllnhHr 'tlH',
kpntu.
rrnasnhen nF tAht,H1a.
M4tntl'. nntt. II,
blltf :HIh6 h tttlHfh ~ flnhfElIl thtllsl hkHt
III tsisluhIa h M iatt aft nhlAan u thn at,iAcsl
tEtaiaIhalnlt aid euffittnstr
ts,h t4ht n IltHtAhaTa.
F4hIn, htpL ..
II ID Inv aaI,i lhat lln rar!0S hAa tuluruui l.
th[ls.
PAlAn fIaIt TO rAAl5,
MAhhsn. hept. q.
Tho J0nrnA!S Of the city rnnImtnt sarlously Il
NsIN!enn'A refusal III brn ttcnutai l'It1u. I'll
ihrfi". hsxcstr, says aA Interview has mi sec
sought, anh that GcnGsul Frims yslt 10 l'artA VI
solely On private bus!ncsA
ZouklA xK1 received 1t SAiladolid with grce
nnihnHlaarn
, 1869-09-04

IN by oil Bnaasettsvs. Sa~4 pa<paI o. Fsf''f<
# y tes By Ghs IsAt.ASrs,
FIELDS, osGooD 4 CO., Boston.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19
A. H. Jupsos, &c. ALEXANDER
MlshAwaka, Ind. T. II. JrpsoS.
JUDSON & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
general COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Memphis, Tenn.

" Bagging, Rope, aud Iron Ties furnished to
our customers All Cotton shipped 10 Us will
be covered by our open policy Of Insurance,
unless olhefw lee Instructed. tr5-1u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. IL
the Circuit Court Of said county,
No 300s
q. J Boucher V. Emma Cump ct al. Pc.
tition 10 enforce mechanics lien.
Upon affidavit flied In this cause, Il appear.
Ing to The satisfaction Of the court that the de-
fcnaan, Emma Crump L = nonresident Of the
Stats Of Mississippi, OF Is absent thercftom,
II l. therefore considered by the court tina, the
said defendant Emma crnmn DO appear be-
forc said court ~ the ccurt-housc Of said coun.
~, IL the town Of Pamela, on tho seventh
Monday aAer the fourth Monday In Septem-
her. 1863, or IN default Of such appearance, the
sane proceedings will be had as II said de-
fcniin, had been duly summoned, and had
made default
Attest; J. H. PIERCE,
apsi-5i Clsrk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19

go. f0
The dmes II which Va i've pro.
daee 70 many chmagss ~ The poIiii.
cal organization NJ tbc government,
that y u aluoIuicly nece@nry that
every person should keep posted,
and IN no way can that object be
accomplished more readily Than by
a careful pcrusai Of the public
journals Of The day-that ready
vehicle Of information 10 tlle masses.
The SrAn will cndeavor TO give iis
readers The earliest intelligence of
all the important measures enacted,
in the councils Of the State and
General Governments.
The STAR has a larger Circula-
ton than all the papers published
in this section of the State Com
bined, and its Subscription List Is
steadily increasing, making it the
most desirable ADVERTISING ME-
DUN
Ever Published In North Mississippi
1t is located in one Of the most
extensive cotton-growing regions
in the South, in a popalous and
wealthy county, and in DIRECT
Railroad Communication
with all parstof the United Sta ties
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19

sHsytf enaaaA o. eAha
Connecting A. Louisville with Espt,ss tmia'
ff
rifrsBrh0 BAbTia0RE
wAsfffs0TUH PHILADELPHIA
sEw Y0nE BOSTON
md al other elites In ibe North sud East. end
with 'he trlendld steamers n the
UNITED STATES NAiG line
arriving A. Cincinnati nest mofnihg ID time ~
tats early trains Easi
PALACE SLEEPING OARS
ou MI night trains through hom
MEMPHIS 10 L~OuisylLLB
without change
TnR0tGn TICKETS, and
BAGGAGE CHECKS to
ALL POINTS
mas be obtained at MEMpHfA.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE,
Thu FRnIoHT DEPARTMENT.
Of this Line has been thoroughly reorganlaed
with a special view 70 accommodating the
freight trade between The North and South,
and the advantages which II offers In
Low RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING OF INSURANCE,
and prompt settlement Of all claims for loss,
damage, oyorchnrge, etc, make II far superior
to any competing route.
Through bills Of lnding at GUARANTEED
RATES may be procured At all principal n. II.
Offices In Eastern Cities.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
ASA hill, Passenger Agent, Memphis,
Tennessee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19
IL N
A Nj e RICAN
Shuttle Sewing Machine
WARRANTED FoR FIVE rEARS.

WARRANTED FOR FIVE rgIRS.
Our Agents win be supplied with duplicate
parts Of the Machine, In case Of aociden,. I,
makes precisely the sam stitch made by the
Singer, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Howe, aud Florence
Machines. II has the Undcr-feed, like the best
Of high-priccd Machines, and Is the only low.
priced Shuttle Machine In the market tina, ha.
this feed. We arr enabled to sell a iui-class
SHUTTLE MACHINE a, a very low price, on
account Of It's simplicity, and ~ccusequcn, low
cos, Of manufacturing, In comparison with
complicated machine.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19
GENTS.

We Wish to arrange with Agents, male OF
female, to rcrr,seu, the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, In each State, county, and
Town 10 the United States and Ontario. Extra
Inducements to Experienced Agents. For fall
particulars a. % Salary or Commission, address
g. v. n. Andrews,
GENERAL AGENT,
DETROIT, MICH.
N.n-Fef TIE b,nsh, of our Agents we have
arranged with parties Who have Goods suitable
Co Sewing Machine Agents to sell. We will
ssna BOOK or SAMPLES and full particulars
on rceeip, Of one rcd stamp. Address q. v. n.
ANDREWS, General Agent Detroit Mich.
tso-iy
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19

PARKER'S
santoniagr Worm Loacnsors
Snm bring to terms
y Intestine wormsj
Cures every child
u tsiolsia mild
Oh mothers, dear,
No longer fcar,
Your child may live
" ,hess you give.
Give 40 tolcfsd candy 10 your children.
yoar doctor will tell you all colored candy has
,eore or ta poison.
The LOZENGHRs | make ap palaiablc.
rbsy drive out the WORMS without pain.
Cleanse the stomach eomplstcly. Give health
and vlgor, lusirc TO the eye, cOlot 10 The check,
aud ehserfalnsu 10 the spirits
The hes, physicians use them In their daily
practice.
ral- Boy none Bat fartTs Siaiosias- tSa
Pricc ~ Cents a. Horl
ssnt By mail, postage Paid, on rcgsip, Of 20
ssa,s. Al congratulations addressed 20
l. s. PARKER.
s.i-6n Grenada, Miss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19
A Word TO Mothers !!

You have children. You have a strong aud
evenlurlng love for them. No one else feels q,
you feel, To this love | appeal,
Nothing gives you 70 much JOY aa TO look
upon a cheek rosy and blooming with health,
Yon know that iont.fhhs of the sickness Of
childhood Is caused BY WORMS. They make
the ekeek 10 pale aud the rose to fade. They
call the physician to the bedside. They dig
the graves Of children. They ring your fond
aud loving hearts with anguish.
But grieve no more. Doubt no more.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19

~
"Sunshine and Shadow in Now
York."
4 work rcplcte siuh anecdotes and incidents
of Life W the Great Metropolis, hcing a Mirror
Of New York, rejecting the Secrets OF the
Great cit, One agent sold 80 In one day,
another sold aud delivered 227 In IS days,
another 30t In days. No book ever pub
lished that sells 10 rapidly.
II you wish 10 know how Fortunes are made
and lost 10 a day how shrcwd men are ruined
10 Wall street. how eountrymcn are swindled
by sharpers; how Ministers and merchants are
blackmalled; how dance halls and concert "a
looms are managedi how gambling houses and
Lotteries are conducted how stock companies
originate, and how the bubbles Burst, &C., read
this work. II tells you about the mysteries Of
New York, aud contains spicy life sketches Of
u noted milll1nairea, merchants, 6c. A large
'eiavo volume, TAO pages, nnelY illustrated.
The largest commission given, Our 80 page
circular and a IS Gfechhack sent free on ap.
p%llcation. For fai PARTICULARS aud terms adj
dress the sole publishers,
j. b. BURR & CO.,
fills Hartford, Conn
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A $500 Greenback

u full value sent free TO any Book Agent
Agents wanted FOR Matthew Hale Smith, new
book,
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22
BptoElg You've DEFTss THr uSr

BtIcElg You've DEFTss THr uNTE1
sr.rgs-The Salt Lake Reporter sketches
, recent sermon delivered by Brigham
Young Ut 8 Mormon Conference, IN which
BE- used more p~rofane and def mt Ian
susge 10 regard 10 government and PEG
Sls Of the UnitedCststes He regarded
he President, Vice President, Senators
and REPRESENTATIVES as drunkards aad
e.uitsrers, and said if the saints F"
opld stick together "sll the scsIawags
the country could nat hurt them
4. aaid that be asked no odds OF the
yyernnpnt, and ,bst be deied the gov
aDsDf. and people 0f the Ea,rsd States.
& lsngnsge was very abusive sud
founded 10 profanity
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22

EXTRAORDINARY CAsE or MENoRY.-I The
uFalo Courier recalls n. occurrence in
Ie New York Legislature about eighteen
ears ago, when the present Secretary 0t
tate was the Wing candidate ic- the
IS. Senate in place Of Daniel 8 Dcken-
N. The vote 10 the Senate was e tie,
Ut the unexpected absence OF 8 Demo-
ratio member gave The Wings a majority,
I'd Nr. Fish was elected. Strange at it
sy appear, . gentleman strongly essen
ing THU absentee Democrat Of eighteen
ears ago turned up IN Washington re.
emily. snd spurniog all red tape circum-
loali9R, had = private audience with the
ecretary Of State-the same Mr.. Fish -
% soon after resppeared upon Penn.
~yIsauis Avenue with his commission for
fat consular ~generslship in his breast
1cket. This il a remarkable cas- OF
IN u politician, whose rewards
: a class are generally actuated by a
yely sense of favors to come, not past.
after 30 long an interval as
.yhteen yesrs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22

A receut number OF the Pail Mall Gag
lite has an article q the comparative
manners Of the people Of this country
aud the people Of England, whieh III the
main is complimentary 10 Americans. IT,
another !ssne ut the same paper complaint
$ made that members of Parliament il.
H't upon smoking 10 the cars of the IN.
iergrouDd railway, muG. to the inconVe
lisnce IL ladies'.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22
IL =. MORs
RATON ROU.u AC.Urmv

aaHoN ROUGE ACADEMY.
WILLIE Be OPENED 90 Monday March %. 1869.
Faculty
Ae'A. X GRAvss, President. and Of the Male De-.
%par'neni, Pnneipa,
Il. cUTtfuEE 4. torwoRrR Assistant.
~A nnofsiA J FoIwosrg, Princp2l of the Sen,aIa
Department " ~0 e'"ia
man, 1hAVEs' Principal Of the Primary Depart.
Rates CT Tuitssns
rsf month of four weeks
= apd Creek, ! ngiish Classes, Ma,nemst-
y NC higher branches Of sciAss.-.-. A 90
SS ,Sa : ngiish branches. ........... 2 20
"sao'ng Spelling a d Writing. 90
GRATIS to all Who Ask It'll
,.s al Soses q, BY the terms, to make the institution
ps'Ss,aoS Y every white family. aud hy able and ex-
I c;nco teachers to profit to the utmost every pnpIl
he ,s, ~ rh y srs, will be taught at my house
Baton b. .ne pupils IN the building known as the
!. 1Os aon2s Academy.
Ar GRAVES
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22

A unique order to prevent furious drig.
ng Ess that Of Sir Charles Napier in
ndis, il 1912. His ordcc fsad Gen
lsmsu 50 we'll az beggsrs, may if tbry
lie, ride 70 tbs devil when they get 90
lorseback but neither gentlemen .
legGars have a right to send other people
here, which will be the case if furious
iosg be allowed in camp or 5-yond."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22
CITY HOTEL,
CORNER c Mp & COMMON STREETS.
REw ORLEANS, IA.

hls HOTEL is located Ia the very centre OF the
= BUSINESS portion Of Tie city It is Conveniently
Saaso wilma a ieS squares OF the thearqs aad lace.
49, Wv y PEN, anc within one square Of the grea,
NY oasi'rss men and their families. this Hotel pre-
ans N front Of tie building are . - cony r,anco
iGleI . The city " a"y '"e'
~ nous has heen fitted and renovated through
so,,s sna : uas passed BY say eslablj hmea, in the
10y luxury The season affords il literally furnish
~ ue st'pHeser, aud superior ta,efsr. etup. owed
Ssase satisfaction 10 the public.
a. .o o,Is. %a'ieniion paid 10 all kilograms and let
communication should be addressed,
CITY t0Ft.L. New Or Aans.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22

LooonorvE CosaREss There sre
"a - be nine or ten ire yelling c0m@It
.ssa If Congress who have a rowing CON
Mission to pursue their Investigations al'
arer the United States snd even into the
British. Spanish and Russian possession,
M ,s.t winters session In the United
800, ,bev will travel ss ~dead-heada, and
- be entitled to draw Iilage. Ihe'r no.
ri bills sre ~incidentals, pay Of wi,Uoss"s'
.tteDdsnts, etc, will altogether swell up
/. Bin which il is supposed will be oniay'
orsble to the early eztiaguishmeut Of the
%ps,iop.l debt, bot hat the committee Will
rave 4 good time generally no one doubts.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22

Six hundred million t,lIars il the cog
# governing the people Of ti,e United
S%tstes, and this il about the aggr-ga,D
y toe burden, Federal State cad local.
which is put upon the shoulders of tax
payers.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22
Il R6SENFsnLD-
VICKs FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1859.

THE FIRST EDITION of one hundred thons
| and Of Vick's Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds
and Guide 10 the Flower Garden Is now publish
ed II makes a work of 100 pages. beautifully
illustrated With about 100 fine wood engraving
of flowers and vegetables. and an
ELEGANT COLORED PLATE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22
ONE MOMENT IF YOU PLEASE

YOUR ATTENTION Is CALLED to the fact
| that [ an receiving direct from the manu-
factories, portions Of my New Spring
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
purchased by my BUYERS from thu most celebra-
ted manufactures in Europe and A asrica.
MY DOMESTIC Stock
Has been selected With great care + suit the
wants of the planters Of ibis and the adj ssning
parishes, and viii be sold at the low est possible
prices.
MY FOREIGN AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Comprising the latest styles. is, probably the
the largest and most varied stock ever offered
in this market. These goods will be sold at 8
small advance over cost Of impo, tation.
MY STOCK OF MEMS & WOMEN'S SHOES
Il unusually large and fac, and I feel satisfied
ia guaranteeing my prices and comparing fav.
orabiy with any retail house in the South and
Southwest.
NIX CLOTHING & HAT DEPARTMENT
VIII compare favorahly with any establishment
between Aemphis and New Orleans, both as re
CARDS quality and quantity. My 60 Dis were
made up especially for this market, and manu-
featured by the most fashionable and r liable
establishments in this country.
gay~ BUYERS WILL FIND 1T TO THEIR
advantage to call aud examine nav stock of
CENTS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, FURN.
ISHtsG, PIECE GODS AND HATS,
before purchasing elsewhere.
Country merchants will save the costs Of
freight, Insurance and drayaga by purchasing
st my establish nent. Ny wholesale prices are
identics! With those Of New Orleans.
Prompt attention assured 70 all.
ur DaSDHEsv<
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22
A BOQUET OF

n Do z = u Ut 7 L W u K 8.
It il the most beautiful. as we'll as the most
Instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain
and thorough directions for the
Culture Of Flowers & Vegetables.
The Floral Guide Is published for the benefit
Of my customers, to whom it is sent free with
out application bat will be forwarded to all who
apply by mail. for ten cents, which, is not half
the cost. Address
JAMES WICK,
mch27n Rochester, New York.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-05-22
BATON ROUGE.
FOR SAFE OR LEASE.
.vc-IcE 70 PARISH CREDITORS.

AZ persons holding claims against the parish
of West Baton Rouge, for which warrants or
bonds have been issued, prior to, or during the
late var. are requested to present the same fex
cept such a. were issued to aid in carrying on
said var to the undersigned. parish Treasurer.
at the Court House, on or before the 1st day Of
May next. W. B. CHAMBERLIN,
api3-30d Parish Treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-27
NEW YORK.
lhe atlantic 6abis---its Receipts, Business,

4he atlantic 6abIs---lts Receipts, Business,
etc, etc.
AEW YORK, June 2G.-Ghe Anglo
American Telegraph J0Inpdny an
nOunce that their gross receipts from
Atlantic Cable since the landing of the
first on July 9th, 1866, at upwards OF
s645,9 ,9C0. The number Of messages
has steadily increased from daily av-
erage Of %, under the 60 tariff to 230
during the last month, the first of the
% tariff, while the daily average OF
dispatches in June, lst9, is more than
double that Of June, 1868, and the daily
average Of receipts show by the same
comparison an increase from e447 in
June, 1868, to ej2l in June, 1863,
The gold medal given by the
Life Saying BENEVOLENT AssGcia-
ton was presented to Mid
shipman Mason, Of the Guirrere, by
Henry Ward Beecher to-day, together
with a c0ngratulatory letter from the
Secretary OF the Navy. Mason, il viii
be remembered, saved the lives Oftwo
Of the crew Of the Guirrcre, in the har-
Dor Of Rio JaneirO, in February last.
Gems. Sherman and Sheridan left for
Long Branch this afternoon, to attend
the ball tonight in honor Of the Pres
ldent
The schooner Elite, from EampicO,
lost one Of her crew from yellow
fever, Just as she anchored in quar-
antine.
United States Commissioned Shields
to-day, in the case of /. Jaupa,
charged with not making entries OF
tobacco received in Broad street, and
who claimed that the omission was
caused by the negligence Of his clerk,
held that the law was imperative, and
committed him 10 await the action Oi
the grand jury.
The yacht Sappho has gone down
the bay, and will sail for Europe with
the first favorable wind
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-27
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Flour So @5 80
Wheat, no spring offering. Corn 93cG
Sill. Oats 70@73c. Rye$l 25. Whisky
81 %. Groceries quiet and unchanged,
Pork S33 1904. Bulk shoulders l33c
Bacon shoulders 15c; sides lS}@19c
Hams 23c. Lard lSl@19c.