Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-23

Lanes ENouaH 70 COURT, AND MEYER
GAM s9EAa1os4r.--We find in the Au-
tauga= (AIa) Gifisen, of the 7th, . letter
from BIenYiil|ie parislt.ia this State. from
from IIniicIIsFe take tllcfolIoNing graph
Il it'll dsge1uerfeotyoe intended FOR The
information and benefit Of slle Hsitesrs $
old friienas#in alabama -
Well,zamid d! this casting sbonl for.
q new liomee,#Wll1y.may We nol talI them
Of tho and ff.Bienvitie.. Bossiar, os
GIIaithorne JJackssn, and Of Winn.-
Here Me ggoodIIIyy lands, returning ltotlle
=IIaaborer iis.=itsire an atmosphere pure
and gbalmy;; water gushing from tIlehill
sides as pure as.lha iciele ttlatIlangs on
Diana ] Temple. This can be had ftom
as cent. to Der ere, u ~neight,or-
hoods Convenient % school and = .aee:-
ting house. But want It distinctly un-.
derstooa#wllen an.Autauga man settles
here IIlasia.no tIle.AIabama river. We
han cotton from Eve 4 miles before
We pct near enougIntoslnel 9 steamboat.
Why, some Of ou1 .ct1ildren are large
eno~ugIIItotaiil Of curling, and yet
they never .w steamboat.
Aud=ofc ,says.lheNeu Orleans
q lllletfn,thheyyha have no alote#idaa Of
raiilroad,#exeeptffom pictures, than Of
tIhe#man IN the moon.TLIe parishes
named, With gaddo, are in the North:
western corner q the State, and we hare
no doubltihat Wihst faasTiiter says, 81
tIe#puritiy.of the air.:the gushing foug!n-
taiins and the lands, Is strictlyandlite
.alIIy correct, aad.we find init an argu-
mettt,IsHIhlossfo force will atonce strike the
mind Of ,heZreader, for 4 railroad to con
meet tthese londs, and thousands q acres
l,n5otlIer.pIariishhes them, with this
@a
smetropolIis. What = revolution, a. The
yaiaeof5fhose lands and tileirpopulla--
ton such aeoIn,mlluniieatiion would effect
A1ailroad from.th1s city 70 Ihesnortlg-
wes1oft State IS noWli1 greatdesid-
serstum. lWonId ca..se snebsa .iaeo Of
esuiiigra1iio=nzto set intlItllerwarts as il, 4
lev ysearszrouIIa double the number Of
our.inemlbeeD ii tie national Housesof
:Raepresentatiiyes,andd quadruple the pro-
cuctiiona Of the State. Only think Of
cotton lands, nhich produeosaIso every
thing else sromsoats and wheat to=.Hee,
69s and sweet potatoes. at twenty-five to
onszdvliar andstWenIy-fva cents an acre
~ have ggt5odzto se1sof, post aaste,.1to
enter sonle5of.ihese=sacle.,w with tIlegush-.
ing onnta1fi1nsIand pure air, 1baeffore the
railroad makes them hundred times
more valuable than hey ara noH-for
the railroad IS as certain TO he builtas
snjy future.esent=can be. Nothing, un-
less Q eartlI,.4aakk should sink the coun-
t e., q n#preyeat 1t. Nor shall wesliaye
wi hall centnry for i. Ii this
fast age il Is tbnt.to resolve and then TO
do, and the pfIaciple 5tlas l1u,,takss #
tboth*of these is, done. This roas. is ac-
lua|ly co,nmenced. nd tIle.cars are to
day nni;nggg upon sixteen miIas#of@lt.
AAsu1sey 8 taenty-six mors AZ has
also been made. andzthat vorl; vii! b.
nndertaken.and ON ppEIeledThe work
Is going b1a1ellJy1 and We predict that
the=feeling will, eacln,nontl. and eaci,
tear, growstrouger until the whole shall
be flushed 70 Shreveport.
Another road that VII penetrate a,sls the
sans section Of eountry IS also g process
of construction, Which axes nesrly 4
straiighl1t.course hon1Htil the Miiisssiissiinpii cp-
sitasVicksburggEtosRedlRiir ,sslri;kinlgg
ii 1t Shreveport. hen these tvo roads
are completed, our friend ii the.
Northwestern parishes, s take Their
choice and either coined down IS Bed
RiserE.zxalIIeyysyia the.NeW Orleans and nd
zssh1lrteyiel,ofEro ,or straiggh tozthe
Mississippi and ,he1aeeslby steamboat
aITlliis will give those boys. nov large er..