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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-30
SUGAR PLANTER.

Communicationsintendedfor this paper should
be directed to Baton Rouge, not Hest Baton
Rouge. Exchanges will confer a favor by direct
ing as above.
Any of our Baton Ronge friends having com
unnications, etc., for this paper, by leaving
them on the Ferry-boas. they will be promptly
received and attended to.
Our Baton Rouge patrons must send over Aeir
advertisements on or before Tbursdas to secure
their insertion the same week.
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are not victories.
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lions of the Territory. To the west
of the Peaks, constituting the 1diyi-
dingcfange of the, continent ! hes a
huge mountain Known on tie maps as
Sopri's Peak. 1t seems, both from
the SUBMITS of Gray and Lincoln to
be still higher than those, 1t never
has beenlmeasured, and though its APP
parent superiority may arise from the
comparative lowness of the peaks di-
rectly around it, the people of the
neighborhood will not yield their
possible right to claim for Colora-
do the highest mountain peak in the
United States, until an actual meas
urement of Sopri's Peak shall decide
it against them. -r7r-y
The question as it now stands
seems, therefore; narrowed down to
Sopri's Peak and Mount Whitney in
Califorria,ETh The peaks of the Rocky
Mountain range, north of Colorado,
in Montana and beyond, offer no COM
petition to those of the former Terri
tory! but when we annex Mexico,
that country will bear. ofi,the palm in
North America for the highest noun
tain peaks. She has, too, Popocatep-
ell aud Orizaba, whose heights seem
to be definitely settled as:l7, 100 feet
and II $3.50 feet respectfully.
There is nothing in our mountain
ranges in the Atlantic States to at al
compare with anxof theSq figures,
sloHnts G4pgman $ands, Mitchell In
Moth eafoiina, 6G40 and 6;73IIfeet
respectfully, are the highest noun
tsinli cast of THE iNhssofnri River.
Msupt Washington, in New Hamp7
s6ire.oranks fhnd,,: with a height OF
6,285. The high,s. uountains in
Switzerland. are Mount Blanc and
Mount Rosa, I5,775 and 1920 feet
respectfully. South America has
several 1nountain peaks, ranging from
10000 to-. q, a0Ok feet high. But
The, Himalayas, in South Asia, carry
of the palm of the world for high
mountains. .There4are several peaks
in that range between z5s09esand %,
900 feet ips height Mount Everet
reaching the last figure, and to be
precise, adding two feet more. These
latter figures almost tvke ones breath
away only TO btFhiRk sof them To
moqntE theJheights Which they. repre-
Fsent WOULD do II actually : for the air
atsuch an elevation, Isl so rare as to
make human existence there danger
y lffnroth possible 5-.i lasa 800 :
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sHERIFF's PROCLAMATION

Proclamation is hereby made to all
the qualified voters of Ashland Coun-
ty, that a general election will be held,
as required by law, on a.a:l..Z ~ -;
Tuesday, October 12M, Il. D. 1869,
At the usual places of holding cleo
tons, in said County, at which tins
the following officers are to be choseL,
viz: One Governor; II Lieu enant
Governor; one Supreme Judge; ono
State Treasurer; one Attorney Genei-
III; one Member of Board of Public
Works; one State Senator; one Rep
r%csentatIve to the State Legislature;
one Probate Judge; one County Clerk;
one County Treasurer; one County
Commissioneri5sone County Infirmary'
Director, and one Coroaerry Also, ONT
and. Assessor for each Township i'll
said County of Ashland.
In the election of Land Assessor,
separate Poll Books are to be kept, and
the returns thereof, duly certified as
in other cases, shall be made to the
County Auditor, ard the Trustees OF
the several Townships in said County,
are required to return the following
number of Jurors from their respec
tive Townships. tO-wit:
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e7East. Tlfness6f Franklin Pierce

$500
a,TheP1 last sickhnfGss Of Ex-President
Pierce commenced ina mild form
lab5dt ife wecks Since while he was
stopping at his cottage at Little Bears
Head at IIapptopfRach;SE
For several months his health had
been unusually good, he having risen
from'his severe. s~icknesspf last fail
and the early wintera&ith apparently
Tene&ed health and sigor. When lis
last attack came on9at the Beach; it
was net at first considered to heta
dangerous illness, hutdhe grew worse
rapidly, and in "a lesS days was taken
to his home IN Concord. His family
physician, Dir. Chas. p. Gage, of tlli
city, was Immediately summoned, and
he founaGthe Ex-Presidcnt suffering
from abdolninal dropsy, attended with
alarming symptoms Prompt treat
.1meht fefieyedfhe patienttemporarity
but in q few days be was again attack
edin a similar MANNER. About two
weeks since. hiccups set in seriously
and continued at intervals for about
ten days. The! ropsic difficulty hal
been again relieved, but whom lit set
in the third time,s the system did not
seem to respond to diuretieFnleaicines
! This Experimentation joined with
Inability to take+much Establishment,
caused Mr.. Pierce tc commence sink
ling, and he continued total gradually
otlntd- death. Heswas conscious to the
elsst,,and had sufficient strength to
'lconverse npIto within two hours of his
OF --wr r- D.
When his physician made his first
visit to him; ins his last sickness, he
remarked: doctor. what do you
.think of my ca$eg?r1 The reply was:
.4asI think yeur symptoms are very
grave ones" The, General added: 81
ofififik so myself and l am convinced
That I shall not recover At time:
during his sickness he suffered from
.theShiecupseand neuraigie pains in hi:
shoulder and hip. Finally these pains
-coucentJated about the heart. A
other atimesohe: was very calm anc
Comfortable He l6onyersed frequent
44y duringadhis sickness upon public
and national. matters, and expressed
"a deep interest IN, and anxiety for
sfhe WelfareBOfthe country.
-ssa:mtalked freely of the public me
Ewithswhom he had been associated IL
~.jP5oe fHft life. an1aspoke personally o
-hfsf6mera Cabihet members, aud o
Smany other statesmen and rrepresen
sfatiTe men, in different parts of tn
-couutry.. siAs death apfroached hi
Observation-Disclosures perait"hin
sfo:ednY3fses bat toEai dhpaarapee hi
bodily pain had left. him He laiC
quietly upon his bed,aa calm, happ'
and resigned exBressson ~sutfusing hi
countenance, At about five ,o'clocl
he looked around the room for the las
EnaI Liz nrtes -restinn for a mnmen
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await az duestioaabIsreli afforded

await the duestioA8blsAel afforded
them from a hurrieda And roughly per-
formed milking. The poultry fly
alarmed to the highest perch they a
find, to escape the tumult and angry
shouts that greet them on all sides or
waddle off to their self-prepared places
of security. 1t is indeed, sad to IN
template how many farmers there are
who allow their men and boys to,
abuse and maltreat the noble animals
placed under their charge. God has
given US these creatures for our COM
fort and convenience, and=the abuse
of them is as great a sin as any found
in the decalogue The true method
of securing-fne, profitable stock is,
after the breed. the government. Let
the master first govern himself, and
he will then have the secret of gov
erning his creatures. -14me"icaa Stock
Journal.
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SpRING AND SUMMER
These Examinations will commenc,

These Examinations will q
0 o'clock A. -, and close at 4 PA
No applicant will he admitted after
eleven O'Clock a. ~. Written testimonials
of good moral character signed by al
len st Two responsible persons Willie re-
quired, which testimoniais will be kept or
6Ieiii No certificate cum be antezdafed, and
the School Law prohibits Township Clerks
from giving ordersto teachers for ay, unr
less they have certificates embracing the
whole term of service. The, School Law
requires teachers 10 understand the fol
lowing branch s, and, be able to impair
Instruct on in them all /: Reading. Writing,
Orthosraphy, Arithmetic, EpglIsh Gram.
mar and G.ography-y1A failure in one il
n failure in all and those moi having n fair
! knowledge of each and every one of the
above branches need not apply for a cerii
6caie- Particular attention will be pnio
to OrtnograPhy, anC those not having
studiedil wilLbsPr afp~HyrsjsGted Nc
ptfvafe exaIhinaTicn win beIheh.. AID nc
application s.by letter. will be answered
| Only four grades OF certificates ill be is
sucd viz: For & months, IL months, Is
and ~ months. a certificate for 6 month";
is n trial. Certificate, amt will rot be issuee
the second Time to The same applicant
Those having certificates for,'six month.
must be allie to procure eertifcatesfor J.:
! months. or nope. School directors are re
quesied: 20 furnish Us reports of the sue
cess of teachers. as they will aid us NC.
terially in granting certificates onlya
those who are s. cecss:uI. Those cxpec;
ing to teach the higher branches will b.
examfned accordingly The standard %
Ashland County Teachers mustIbe .nd
vauced,s AID aIplicaEts vii! bear thisit
mind Therel&5iihe mo- d5ourninent ateI
Examia atoms commcrce Until they clo.t
A fee of so cents is required as a cond'
ton of Examination, and must be paid is
advance ','[ i'i..
BY order of Ihe Board. . .-...,
r. NC 'MPBELL, Clerk.
8 pit. I, 1sGe-1yy24.
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IN E'F : - - ~ L = -
TO CoSsuMPr1vEe.-The advertiser, hav.
ing been restored to health ina few weeks
by avery single remedy, after having.suf
fered several years with a severe lung affec-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to max known to his fellow suf-
fers the means. of cure. .t .
To all who desire it, he wi send a copy
of the prescription used free of chargeG
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they W find a sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Brono hits &c.
The object of the advertiser, in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which lie conceives to
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as, it wi cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing: -,
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
-l65 South Second St., Willia-1sburg, Kings
County, New York. 1y51
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Plum, Vepango Co;gPao Dec, II, 1865

Plum, Venango Co.,Pa:, Dec, II, IS5e
DR.. SAGE & Co, Buffalo, \, Y.
Gentlemeh:-Your excellent Catarrh
Remedy has accomplished for my wife more
than we could have believed without having
tried it. We had given up all hope Of ever
effectinga curein Increase. We had rlready
tried almost every other remedy proposed
by the medicall faculty without the least
benefit; some really were an injury. Hei
sense of smeH was destroyed, and her vision
becoming much injured from the disease
having produced closure of the ''tear duct"
and even the sense of taste was much M
paired. With the use of three boxes onlyf
OF your Remedy. 1 believe the CataIrh Il
entirely, healed; What a great work it has
done in driving away the dark broodi1g dis
ever recommend your Catarrh Remedy to
the dzopderfuf group or Hisrarius7f.h.h e
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dhdr6e12S q: eaiS6Sa1d sweetIy ass
Nt6rid 81 t5sfes Ire elesedht
lN and passed away
He AhSAtthe1esifeh3e of Mr.. VII
a4NInAms on A4ain street. where
he hadAmad9 Hshome wilhelm Con


obPhe family with whom he boarded
dnda host Of sympathizing neighbors
1Gnnd friends, did every thing possible
for his COMFORT and happiness during
alis sickness 81 Among those who vert
frequently at his bedside were Hon
Josiah Minof, his former law partner,
And for many years past his intimate
friend aud Business adviser, and Mr..
John Mcneil, of Concord. one of his
Hephews. in whom he took partieu
lar interest. r1e .aI--i ia
.NPfesident Pierce formerly attended
the South Congfegationalist Chur Il
in Concord. but, a few years since hi
Joined st. Pauls- Episcopal Church, 0
winch 9heIWas a COMMUNICATE. III
.fefta handsome property, which, itfF
understood, rs devisedIby wilE-Bos
Ton Journal 8 y if -
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. sHERIFF0s SALE.
o. Jonathan kurtz
John Hurts, ct. al,

John Hurts, ct. al. a. 90
State of Ohio, Ashland County, IS.
BY virtue ola certain order of sale in Par
tition, against defendants, issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Ashland Coun-
ty, Ohio, dated September q, 1869, and to
me, directed, IwilIsell at Public Sale, at the
South door ofithe Court House, in said
County, on mr. = y .sasE!lk
Saturday, October 30h, Il. D.. 1859,
at 1 o cl6ck P. NJ of said day, the follow
ing premises, situated inthe County of Ash
land and State OF Ohio, to-wit
The west half of the southeast quarter
of section thirty-six (36) in township TWEEN
ty-three (23A,; of range siSteenvl16), coz
tanning eighty $50 acres, more or less.
Appraised at $ ,760.-9I IL
Terms of sale, one-third cash, one-third
in one year, one-third in two-years, with
interest from day of sale. Back payments
to be secured by mortgage o premises. -'-
49,. ~ :iWM. o. PORTER, Sheriff, =
*, e -..s,y sE5 Ashland County.
Sent % 1S6Q-5W12 r
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Atlantic Time Table
G. II. TOPPING, Agen

On and after Monday, Dec. 21st, 1S6S,
passenger trains Will arrive at the follow
ing places at1he time set,
- GOING SOUTH.
Y. London 1910 a. m. $50 p. M. 9:51 p. m.
Crestline lilo a. m 5:45 p, m.10;35 p. m
Gallon T1:30a a. m. 6:25 p. m. 11:16 p. m.
GOING NORTH.
y. Lond'n 5:15 am 1O:10am 2:15 pm S;00pm
CrestIine &c am $40 am Ills pm $40 pm
Gallon 3:51 am $50 am LOG pm 5:27 pm
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Willis, Kaufman &...Co.
AHANUOOD HOW LOST
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every sufferer, no matter what his condition
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This lecture should be in the hands OF
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Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, 10
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Sept. 20, l~s6975w12
ERRORS OF U

lAAgentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, ano
all the effects okyouthiul indiseretion, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all Who need ii, the receipt and di-
which he was cnred. Sufferers wishing t.
profit by the advertisers experience, can dc
so by addressing, imperfect -crnfidence.
90 ina.fat JOHN B. OGDEN,
1Y46 No. AZ Cedar street, New York
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
RAILWAY

On and after Aug. 3Oth, 1869, trains will
lcaye.Stations daily excepted J
as follows. TRAIN leaving Chicago at 4.20
p. M leaves daily1 Train leaving Pitts
burgh. at LIS p. m, leaves dailY.l- =
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Powerful Spring Water.

The jacksonville, California. Paja--
onianIsagsi About two weeks since, a
gentleman of jacksonville, who is no
ted ,hereabopts ,fpS a practical iokist,
Tsntl1 the 6ffrdy Hit Springs, ,sitil-
ated about fifteen miles from Gilroy,
for a little recreation from the cares OF
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Proprietors Hot Springs

SIS: You are a precious set of
scamps, you arel My wife Mrs.,
paid a visit to Your COMPOUNDED place,
and brought back some spring water
I drank about half a bottle of the
miser BILE stuff. and went to- the Good
Templars, and hadn't been in the hail
more than fifteen minutes before 1 was
as drunk as any man You -ever--saw;
disgraced myself and the lodge, and
this morning l am on a sick bed
What wish, sirs, is to ask you if my
wife drank much of the confounded
water while she was there. My opin-
ion is, that any=set of men who will
run an institution of this kind ought
to be soused into their hot water
springs until life was extinct. A man
called "Uncle George" delivered the
damnable water to my wife, and if l
ever meet him it will go hard with
one of US.
am, sirs, with contempt,
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NOTICE,

1 hereby notify. all persons, not to trust
my wife, or any member OF my family foI
goods of any Kind on my account, as l viii
not be responsible for. any debts so contract.
ed. JACOB WELTMER, Jr.
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The driyet lauled up bis,
within.

prancing steeds, when a Mis-
who was a passenger, and made her
self rather obnoxious toithe-visitors at
the Springs, by certain fairy" ways,
informed the driver that she must
have an outside seat, as she was get
ting sick. Our Warsonville friend,
s., EVER gallant, gave up his
seat to the lady.
As he was getting inside, the lady
informed him that she had two bottles
of spring water on the sea- she had
just left, which she was taking to her
husband in San. Francisco, and beg
ged S. to take goodca of them
"All right" said 81 and away
went the stage again.
Our friend, the iokist, true to his
proclivitirs, procured a bottle ofwhis-
key and taking the corks from the
bottles containing the spring water,
poured half of the water from each
bottle, ard filed them up again with
whisky, while the passengers were
convulsed, with laughter. In due
tine the following letter was received
Ivy the p~roprietors of the springs from
the lady's husband:
SAN FIR ,xcrsco, Aug. 80, 80.
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TONE AMI v1Gsk
YOUNG AND OH MALE AND
FEMALEEX ;.

All use it with wonderful success. Brings
COLOR to the pale white lip, BLOOM
AND BEAUTY to the thin face and care
worn countenance. iii asa4 ~ p
Cures fever and creates appetite. Try
them, use none other. Ask for Speer1s
Standard Wine Bitters, sold by druggists
and grocers. See that my signature is over
the cork of each bottle. .se.st.G 10
fa.ru.I9 ALFRED SPEER, TlGi
Passaic, N. j., and 24a Broadway, N. Y. 2
Trade supplied by all wholesale dealer
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, NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

THNhe Board of School Examiners of Ash
I land County Will hold the following,
Examinations during the school year 1869
& 1S70:i ....
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Secret History
Of THE CONFEDERAcY
By ED Il. POLLARD.

By 4. FOLLIRD. ;
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WOOSTER HACK LINE

-A.gooa comfortable Hack Line for the
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: shlInd for Wooster, tii-weekly, leaving
ashland Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
It 8 O'Clock in the morning, via Rowsburg
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PrsPFzssoss of~tle4Eshiand Carriage Faotos han
yisdzstan6bofAmess&Lesc Leach, Sandusky mott
street. A very large stock of bet madar =
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IN ASHLAND, .yfl!
AT the old carriage shop formerly occupied
by Ames & Leach.
We would respectfully inform the leii-
zens of Ashland and adjoining counties,
that the well known firm of
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from musqHitoa bites and speaking NJ
of that. a hEner-C Christian con sults dnu
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of Wadsworth, Ohio, have established a
branch shop in Ashland, where we shall
keep on hand, and make to order all kinda
of - -sF .t---fr ~
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs, /.
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t"f ,Jn6Jy,'to..tf0A 2. a."
N.w ronx. september Al P. m.-Oottoa
sS.nisi: Flour dull ADD uneh.ns.d. wheat
s ssm ' ss- assS' ss" s os,. S Ssm
Pork dun sad no%iasi. ao,d LACY.
B.LrIAoas, septe%Sef 1%srssdass..-rhs
Inquiry. Tor -four was fairly active this morn.
Ing, and the market steady aud arm. We
have 70 report sales to day q some i,soo bbls.,
Ell Es!rs q q 2, seS 6si.; AZ: =. 4. 20
at " %. no hills. Howard Street Extra 81
NJ 3, S ~ spd l0' bills Howard Street Family
WAsaf-The receipts to-day were about
1900 bushels, and 1t was nearly all disposed
S..sy . a soo s ,iSssS ssUss
N.sIl $500 DO. hif to good DO, At Si.ia0i 80,
ap ~, eoe &c: seoios white A. siss. -,
sales today % 1900 bushels white 81 Si:is0
81 a. $50 do, Western mixed at clio, and 5000
do: yellow At tLlI0ti.2 % per busheL
,Rw-stssdy. Sales today 700 bushels 81
,oa,,;-Msrket dull, but prices unchanged,
the sales being at Coon cents.
rive, sad no sales reported today. The mar.
Miadiiss At u o.S,., saS Siddiias a. a,1Sss
sI Feed. -Browns,ur in active demand and
so@as osnis per bushsl for common and 5000
'' P:v 81 s:., n.rs., 1. strong, and for
Ssy ~ :sSuidsr a. isI15lsIs s.as., ,Ss later S
s: .s.. s:a and s.s e, Ss a. ~
them. Tho stock OF bacon on the market IL
ilsn, hsIs an. We guo's ~ .sgas senm. Bull ~.