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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

TO THE PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA.


HE Executive COMMITTEE desire especial
" 10 call tn attention Of the Planters OF th'
5tatc. +" the following plan OF organization
tttc'E aii't5cd to III then ADDRESS.
hAch Ihdif:duai, VITO r~ecel'es a copy o.
o"F bylaws, L9naAta1toH aud ADDRESS, Il
earnestly requested 10 Ilt'HF"s@ himself N
faihcFths '"e fihtteTa OIL !is FarlaH MT" &C
tive cooperation with The state Associs-
hon
ist, BY personally soliciting his tlsnds 10
loIn The Association, by subscribing to The
constitution and paving Tie regular imitation
Ise.
"a AZ foon as a sufficient number nave thus
acquired membership ioImlUg the nucleus OF
az auxiliary Association. let a public meeting
be called, and an Organization be effected,
adopting our bylaws or forming new ones
adapted TO each locality. A transcript Of
the receipts and expenditures o! the auxiliary
ASSOCIATION should be regularly transmitted
20 we Executive COMMITTEE,
81. Let pains be taken to engage the la
uies OF the parishes III the movement, by en-
i'sEshg then on the subject OF FioricuItnfe,
'oiucnitufe, ana The manufacture OF the e'e-
kshcies Tor Inc tahte. or IN needle work and
phihtfha. drawing and Hover work.
4th, Let the Planters make it a point t.
ho,a regular meetings, a. winch the differ
sh' MODES OF euit!Fs--tae lueaIS OF lmpFov-
'hE SOCK, o. gFa'tlfs, pthiilns7 planting trees
-1ra'hiiig, ~ditcni''g and maturinE-naking
heoge-ioWs, and all the work pertaining to
All The branches OF the good farming shall! he
discussed committees beng appointed AZ
esch ,.ieetng TO prepare reports to be pre-
1'ntsa 90 the ensuing meeting.
bin ne'it De MADE me dufy OF the Secre
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07
RATION ROUGE. CROSSE TETE (

aF>fs,-on and after Tuesday, Sept rsr' thn CO..
TIL irass Haton Crosse Tetr daily, (sns.dssa ever
te2a ~ 81 o'clock. AN. snd returning, ieav. MI
Iha steam f~erry.taat Sunny southn .ii ,.,.,.
y tr'rs . CAV 70 the terminus Of The road. y
Leaves Batter Rouge at.
ALBRIGHT for the evening tra,, 49, - IN
~ N thai trtp being made esclusirely fn- frap,ps "
.s~nnsh tiek"ts And excursion ticket. for ,.l. ,r
Il IT y sas1A IDSLsc1, S.r.ias..s.s,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07
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thicche and close coacnes,
Two and four seat Eretts.
~Eocsawaya and Bnronches,
tops, "'' A' '''h"a
VILE . splendid assortment OF double and sin
gle harness, Whips, &c; to match.
A.so stage, Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides, Collars, Hanes, &c.
Al Of which viii be sok,- as low rs the "a, =.
purchased at any house in the South.
siy facilities for repairing are unsurpassed in all
the branches, AMI 3 cantinuaue. of nntronaga i.
solicited. -
have IN store a fun assortment of Iron rom n-;a
iias, Flat, Round and Square, Sheet and IIoop Iroa
Axies, Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made 10 order !,
the latest styles and patterns. !"
have also On hand, Cane Wagons and carts,
ls-a asksons, lsaga.se and other light carts, and ai
KINDS OF Nhcei~right york made to order.
Also Parker Force Pumps, Chain Puu,n, cor-
piefs Lightning Rods, &C., &c. Call and examine -
hureh streets 0 aHd
aeF = = :. ruNHARp.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07
Baton Rouge S team Ferry.

TfHF NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT
L SUM- SuUT5 viii leave R,- -ffaY
rnn hohge at 7 O'Clock, 4 N during tie $3.50
Winter months, aud at G O'Clock DURING Ina sna~sas
snf ply regularly during the dav. An ;,,.erva, II
hftseaan,nutez w.il take place between the trips from
either side. ~
thc boat viii leave .ha Baton Rouge s,ls o, hon
last fripat sun down. and remain a. ~ ~ J. y, -
On the opposite side; after which. persons desirans ~
crossing nef9ra sunrise next morning will be .,kay,
"Tef IA skihs 1T a0uhlo ratGs Of ferriass, accorainr Il
contract. "0'" 70
CT No ~cantracta will be made for fsrr;.,a ~ a.,
gen, OF quarter, but in order to seit the Convenience
p those whose business or pleasure cacges tha frs
4Ish' crossing Of either themselves or servants
Fassage Tickets viii BE- EoiI an the so,t u ,.n,
ages OF twenty five for Four Dollars. being ! disensn.
OIL twenty per cent, Gu tao establisle,rrates
NCHip MARKHAM co
N5 Proprietors
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sos. 32i 50
i. SHOPPERS, Seq So
Baton Rouge, Felguaryi s.. 1887.
- me Stockhohiers If this connanr ars hereby
nhtlhei stat an election Of Ten Hirecnors and Fifteen
trustees, 10 serve for the snsgiue year, vii be held
Rarch, 1857. y
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a. B K A d 0 u !.
addlery, Harness, Trunks, Whips, and Sad
diery Hardware.

HARVEY HOUSE ROW BATON ROUGE, u.
WE WnrID RESPECTFULLY inform our Friends,
EnstnlacEE ans the P0'tr, that We have now
III" most complete and varied assortment Of goods n
outline that can tg b" Gsud in the Southern Market.
We nave recently made wary large additions ~ cur
9,yeA' III E@hgfai' ann WI cohl,nn2t.E &c Fe""'FthE
." ''1'r v 'I4 .t.* $3.50 49, Y J." Is
n""s "rrn'sSn'sn'$ WI" '"p . = 'ne o.'h s"r "
- - ~ '"1N, M hhNe 'Ho' u 80 + :"
" ~. sna f'f tSss, ,ns ,"e, 70 o- our TO oT,eE eEBlss wy 70,
| every confidence IN rncnn1,ans,ry tn.n, 10 he OF uup.
extra inducsnlents 10 cnsto,oorR. Wenre urernr-a 10
srll !. nnIrrstr o. = Ratal I Viii ,,siiy. oars tIya. i
srii On a" !" n rora lie Ia ts,,e. =. 81" @sr hs hang,t a, nny
other Houfy N Nj. Gooth.
To our I'D ru,tor,.rs We b,, lrsye 10 rctgrn our
sincere than3s for their liberal Patronage heretofore,
nE' '1, y =, 81 81 ~ ~. " , w : go |".l' ~ 20 go nv ~ y" ,n -
'r-y IA e,,,,, i, fsto-,.
+' ~ V4l 90
Al l1e way OF badiies, l nave
American. H4l.in.rp
Elg!!sh. Kentucky,
Spauish, aud Warrington
and Mexican Somerset
AISC
Danube. A..skaps. Creole SOMERSET.
Hone. Citizens wh-el.rfs P.tsn,
Plain .,5 s,.i,,d
$3.50 u. ~. -
"'"''" ~ 1F.
l+aisa, A,s'-' hni
49,"
OF Harness, fherc,is
Silver. Hrsss Plated And
Jananna! rarrisge Harness,
silver. BRASS BarcucA aai
ln,,tlng t-'rr'sT. harness.
invite s,or,s, ..sr,i,,. ia our xtoes ., f,rur.
which IL vsry Isrc. I'M "a arp aetey,i,pr 10 M
them u, The lowest possible figure. j genera rssor-
mcnt.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07
House E'nrnIRhin<~.
Carriages and Harness

FJHIE sibscribcr bav'n g completed hi. snacioo
4 Warehous ant Mandatory, il now opening tn.
most complete Of CARRIAGES and HAEEL oyer ~
!S'ea 70 i,nrchasers III this vicinity and would call
~ attention Ct his Frionds and the public generally
70 ms establishment snd to examine his stock before
purchasing elsawhers w
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07
70 PERSONS ABOUT 70 RuTIn.

To PERSONS ABOUT 70 EUILD.
W haFe On haud Locks Of every description. and
nIl@n s|oits, screws, Knobs, Hooks, Butts, Hinges,
Brass farnisll;uEe. Ruttorz Plates ;on,n -
,P,i,ngs, Window Glass, Putty, Green. Red Biaet
as'1aw and All other colors, Paints in OILS. J;tltage
nn,te LEAD, snow Zinc, 6lszers Paints, Paint Brush,
" zinc, Dryer Brick Liners, Plasterers Hair, yarnish
shh N fact everything in our line required to h,ils
Gail at MoNT.N T. uIf, n ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

New Goods New Es,i: /,
~ so eFENtHG at the genera ious. Furnish
~ Ware Rooms of J. pTpER co fac ssso
'hent Of goods c~onslstln9 in part of
ELscasr fLtTHn WARE.
.EA ssra, CAsToRs, CARp BAszrTs,
GAsnlE>IICKa, CAKE BASKETS,
TABLE, iKsHRr, aud TEA Sronss.
FISH and PIE Knives,
Sour and EKAvT LApLM,
SALT and MrsfARp SPOONS, &c.
ALSO:
Very rich FRENCH CHINA DlssEa SETS,
TIA 81
/" Tollgr "
ornamantei aud Plain.
"a com stock ef
CT and fRE>Skp GLASS WasH,
Rich CHINA AasrEL and TOILET VASES.
and URs4MgsTs.
IVORY and BuGk HANDLED Table CuTtsRy.
FRENCH CARvErs and SlIcyRs,
BRASS and WIRE TENDERS,
BRASS aud COMPOSITION ASDrPoyy.
Po1Isnxp STEEL FIRE IRONS,
PLAstsREp, Tx and BkirrANIA WAR;
COVERED CHAFiSG nsHxs.
COOKING, pARLoR snd Office Stoves.
SAD IRONS. PATENT KNIFE CLEANERS.
Woop and WILLOW WARE.
SaRinet FURNITURE
MARBLE Tor BUREAUS and SIDE Bo.sDs.
!" CENTRE and PlEa TvyIx.
DINING, TIA and WORE TABLES.
CAsrIEsTiGrs, WAsHsrAsps &c
SOFAS, TErK-A-TrEs,
ROCKING CHARs-EsY CHA,ps
PAEroR, Ben Roox and Oyr1cs caA,ss
pam FURNITURE Of every variety
We kave also. afoat and expected here daily |
landsome assortment Of WINDOW SHADES and lap. !
ICES, CARPETS. MATING. OIL CARPET. and ,
srge variety Of articles to fully c~omy,c.c onr .toeE ~
louise farn'.hing Goods in every particular.
Inns stock has besn selected with great care nv IN. |
7 our firm from the Manufacturers and Importsrs
n ~s can compete in price and quality With an,x.
abiisknLent in the South. Come and exam an,
oct+ J. PIpEP 4 {
DLATED Spoons
| 90 Forks,
DO Napkin Rings,
Ivory and Wood Rings,
me Coolers,
hniie Nashers.
Table Mats, assorted kinda
Egg Baskets,
Anite Baskets, different kinds.
Ice pics, Aineins Kn;ves~ kc.
ahr ~ J. PIPER co.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

Rouge, LiIiy White. Shell, Buffalo Horn eoa-s. !.
ecsIvsd nv 'oPPty !1'
: "csa I'm. beGEI. .tuaais
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San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

A NEW PLAN FOR PRospEcTING.-Th Nevada
Journal contains the following suggestions,
which if they are as practicable as they are
novel, are certainly worthy of attentive consid-
Grafton. Perhaps the same plan could be ad-
vantageously adopted in other portions of the
mining district. Here is the plan proposed:
The experience of miners in this locality dur
ing the last FIVE years, gives us the fullest as
surance, that millions of dollars of gold are
buried in the mountain ridges in our immediate
vicinity. But it requires an outlay of capital to
reach these leads, which small companies, or
single individual dare not venture, while sue
cess seems mere chance, and failure, certain
bankruptcy. The requisite outlay however,
may be easily furnished by company OF the
size proposed in another column Zone hundred
or more,) and should the prospecting by such
company prove failure, no one would be bro
ken or embarrassed; while on the other hand,
the discovery of rich lead, would open new
ield for industry, attract many customers for
our merchants, again throng our streets, and
restore wonted animation to our city. The COM
pany proposed, is sintended only as Prospecting
Company, and will leave the working of the
claims when the lead is struck,
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

Bs A plan is now on foot in London to con-
struct railway from London to Calcutta di-
rect, the only interruption being at the Straits
of Dover and the Bosphorus. By this route the
distance will be accomplished in less than
week. 1t will occupy ten years in the construc-
tion. surveyor is now making flying levels.
Messrs. Lockheart Williamson & Co., have
discovered in their claim at Red Mountain Bar,
Tuolumne county, avery rich deposit of cement
about 80 feet wide by 81 or A feet deep, and 80
feet long, which will pay fully fifty cents per
pound.
The richest quartz lead ever discovered in the
Southern Mines, and probably in California, was
struck last week by Messrs Turner, Fox & Co.
1t is situated on Browns Flat, one mile from
Sonora. Over $4,000 worth of gold was taken
out IN two days-some pieces weighing as high
as ten pounds, almost the pure orc, mixed with
very little rock.
suppose" said quack, while feeling the
pulse of a patient, " that you think me hum
bug"
Sir" replied the sick man, 1" / perceive you
can discover man's thoughts by his pulse.o
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

WIT AND SATIRE.--Sterne warns us at what
price the satirist may pursue his art. Eugenio
shall crack his jest and lose his friend. He
shall ieer at knaves and fools, and find the mob
rise and stone at him. A wit is admired, but
stunned. Most people, not palsied by coward
ice, love to see lightning, volcanoes, tempests
On the summer nights, when the air is hot and
the lightnings play in the tree-tops, or break
through the ocean wrack, they are dazzling and
seductive. Who has not lounged in the park
or leaned over the bulwark-with a soft arm
clinging round him or a wet curl droppino on
his cheek-until deep into the midnight. held
by the fiery openings and long golden inlets
into space?
Yet the boldest lover of the picturesque will
watch the beautiful white fire with a secret
awe, lest it leap too near. So with wit. We
admire in fear. Your wit cannot always shoot
folly without bringing down the fool. And the
fools have such majority at the club and the
dinner tablet Eugenio will delight the few
who fling him their applause, and mortally of
tend the many who pursue him to-death. His
is perilous vocation; only for the isolated
and strong. A satirist drags truth from her
well,-divests her of crinoline, and sets her IN
the market place-as she was born. In spite
of her adage, he calls blot, blot; a freckle,
a freckle You may say, a stain on the face is
a beauty-spot; a freckle sun-kiss. He laughs
at your want of yeracity-your diseased ina
giuation London Critic go
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

A BEAUTIFUL IDEA.-Away among the Allie
ghenies there is spring, so small that single
OK, in summers day, could drain it dry. 1t
steals its unabtrusive way among the hills, till
it spreads out into the beautiful Ohio. Then it
stretches away thousand miles, leaving on its
banks more than hundred villages and cities,
and many thousand cultivated farms, and bear
ing on its bosom more than hall thousand
steamboats,. Then joining the Mississippi, it
stretches away and away some twelve hundred
miles more, till it falls into the great emblem Of
eternity. 1t is one of the great tributaries of
the ocean, which obedient only to God, shall
roll and roar till the angel with one foot on the
sea and the other on the land, shall lift up his
hand to heaven and swear that time shall be
no more.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

TAKE CARE OF THE BoDY-A man should
take care that his body be not too soft for his
climate; but rather, if possible, harden and sea-
son himself beyond the degree of cold wherein
he lives. Daily experience teaches us how we
may inure ourselves by customs to bear the ex-
tremeties of the weather without injury. The
inhabitants of Nova Zembla go naked without
complaining of the bleakness of the airin which
they are born, as the armies of the northern
nations keep the field all winter. The softest
of our ladies expose their arms and necks to the
open air. which the men could not do without
catching cold, for the want Of being accustomed
to it. The whole body by the same means
might contract the same firmness and temper
The Scythian that was asked how it was possi-
BILE for the inhabitants of his frozen climate to
go naked, replied, e Because we are all over
face" Locke advises parents TO have their
children's feet washed every morning in cold
water, which might probably prolong hundreds
of lives.
A cold bath would be one of the most health
full exercises in the world, were it made use Of
in the education of youth. Itwould make their
bodies more than proof to the injuries of the air
and weather. 1t would be something like what
the poet tells us of Achilles, whom his mother
is said to have dipped, when he was child, in
the river Styx. The story adds, that this made
him invulnerabe all over, excepting that part
which his mother held in her hand during this
immersion and which by that means lost the
benefit Of these hardening waters Our common
practice runs in quite contrary method. We
are perpetually softening ourselves by good fires
and warm clothes.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

Bag George D. Prentice has been lecturing
at Hartford, Conn. His subject was the Po-
litical Aspects of the Country" and we need
scarcely state that he treated it with marked
ability. The Hartford Free Press gives the fol-
lowing as a passage of the discourse:
"The nation is bristling all over with repug-
nances. Who shall arrest these evils The
race of statesmen, of giants, has departed, and
no successors appear. We have public men in
abundance, but no statesmen. Thrce-fourths
of them are reckless demagogues, who regard
first themselves and then-nothing. Across the
polished brass of their souls, not the most dis
tant thought of the good of the country ever
fits. There is not enough of moral courage in
hundred politicians to stiffen one upper lip =
They dare not stand up and say their souls are
their own, or if they do, they append g subject
to the Constitution" and q the majority" Back
boneless, they stand up like empty bags or
basey prostitute themselves at the feet of fac
ton, instead of being leaders of the multitude,
They represent only the pot house and the club
room 1t is easy to fatter our national vanity.
but the truth must be told. The North and
South are pilng up combustibles which the
lghtnings may ire A few revolutionary pa
triots yet live, and they may survive the fruit of
their labors, but if we are true to ourselves and
to our country, we may yet avert the storm.n
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
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ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $500 per
month
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
gotsls, Restaurants, Mr.
KINDERHOOK EXCHANGE.
GafA NJ. CALLAHAN, ............ P PROPRIETOR, 80
Gssa ii.:E
Corner Of Brodd,cdu Main ST. SAN ANDRE4S

YNIS POPULAR AND COMMODIOUS HO-
IL tel, situated in one of the most pleasant and
convenient localities in the town, is constantly
open for the reception of tt RAN SIENT and
PERMANENT BOARDERS. The rooms are
spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and furnished
with view to comfort. The dining hall is the
best in the place, where the patrons ofthe house
may depend upon finding the table spread with
the choicest edibles the market affords.
The Bar is furnished with the choicest brands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
BOARD AND LODGING.
Per Week, single rooms, $1,000
Per Week, double rooms. ,................ 500
Without Lodging, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 700
Single Meal, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .75
Meals at regular hours.
BSs- Payment to be made invariably in ad-
vance. nov %, '56-tf-35
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
CIGAR, TOBACCO AND FRUIT STORE,

Main street, opposite Odd Fello,cs Hall.
SAN ANDREAS
II J. OPPENHEIMER, keep constantly
LIZ on hand good assortment of choice To-
bacco and Cigars. Also, Domestic Cigars.
which they will sell at low prices
ALSO
All kinds Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Green and Dry Fruit, Candies, Nuts, Cutlery,
Matches, Playing Cards, &C., &c. Please give
Us call.
oct 40 l.. & ). OffEAHElAER.