Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-12-12

x~SHeSkAef6aire de morocco de horse-hlde a Ia
syesyt tiDss ; mouchoir de gunny-bays, ta1fu-
- Viz dc extract Dc poIe-cat. +" Noting to
4stssiisdsm hcnbos.
6eNiR ALs SrsAk AT UNcE!-Next We'd
~ tbeing Thanksgiving Day. we beg
e1ys n inform our many warm friends on
~ - II the river, that they need not be
T. slightest degree backward il sending
6stsies fat turkey, capon, goose, or any
shinskE else Of the kind that would grace the
Aesa Of esr table and give cheer and comfort
tsthss Sd and young folks athonne. We
W.. That many 81 our petfpqs are ye,y ex-
Jesstsslx toubled With modesty, and would
aetdikssosend us a present Of that kind, un-
M They were. satisfied We would, receive it.
3eshita semw along-well take most anything
ssgesablesi will answer, especially if they
astAiee and large; Of. if you have none Of
ether, send ,long your Subscriptions. and
hHaphsbly vi might be enabled to purchase.
Dsaatsbs At al bashfui about such things
tsdiff never &c. along in The world II you do.
Rtmtnber the priner IN the days Of thy
pasppsrisy, and you don't know how mich
issAsy help sos on your way TO the t'other
saastofJ orJan,n Wen see!
aisAvy Wearnrn.-Ths mighty Father Of
Waters on Tuesday last, fried his, hest, in
xsitiss M a heavy swell upon his turbid hos
oma 4 strong win.l from the South prevailed
nearly aifssy. making the river 50 rough as
to render ferry navigation rather dangerous
Ttsaietk Sammy South stood bravely epsto
1T pet.r sth-taminy the many hard thupaps
she got from the waves, and the heavy seas
she shipped. In consequence Of fhe danger.
attending the navigation Of the river during
these heavy winds, Commodore NAHKnAM
hssd sssnasiued "a lay up his boat On those
dsys,, Of only run whenever necessarily COM.
pei'ed. Many persons would scarcely credit
W. violence of the waves upou the Missisa
pi unless they experienced them between
ssson Rouge and Sal, Michel. ss4s79ss ssA7
M
s1HArKsclyiso DAY.-According To- the
Ooys rror's proclamation it is to be a day If
'seesasg, humiliation and prayer and recon-
49, ing to the people Of the State the pro-
Issefsy Of assembling at their usual places Of
~Ciy6ip On that day tofoatr Mp praise tesAl-
mighty God, and to sincerely. thank Him fer
nsrciea, ETC., etc, all OF which is very well
# .nniy carried pat in Che spifit that FIRST cons
.eeived the idea. But Thanksgiving Day Is
Asasces g far as prayer Is concerned, or any
Of the religious ceremonies recommended to
g observation that day, Its looked upon
= : day Of fun, frolic and dancing, or other
emnsem ents, here in Louisiana, whatever else
4 NAY. be id other States, The people are
I .ser.lly prepared with the finest and best
q, flesh and fowl The l~arm-yasds9 o. the
snarkets afford, which Of course has to. 60
through a-segsiar process Of. fattening for the
occasion. Every thing betokens . day Of re-
islcins thsouyhcat. You are awakened in the
ncrning bystAssaiss Of sxpleding 6re-cssck-
The stUress and places Of business are
ised, giving things the ~appeatssee Of Sun.
The church ellsG toll !. half way sort
! y appeal to come up snd V Prayed for
49, Good people, Ill the,ladies ado-so 70
elkateA-the minister breaches ~ il he was 10
shufytu get to dinner-the audience seem
soo 6 II every word the preacher said was
ons 700 many, and IN the courss Of I little
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