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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

The CREvAssE IN MADISON PARISH
From the vicksburg True Soxthron Of satur"
day, we extract the following:
Information. has reached US directly, and
through a most reliable source, that on Thurs
day evening, the le.ee caved+ in about the
moi nt centrally opposite the quarters Of Col.
Sac. White, in the parish of Madison, Louisi-
ana. not many miles above this city.
Col. White, who is an experienced ard in
telligent river planter, had as early as Janu-
arv last got under way the building of a new
levee, about two hundred yards back of the
main levee, and /extending through his entire
plantation. He had secured the services Of
a large body Of men, some sixty OF seventy Of
whom were at work under the superlntend-
ence of contractor Dan. Mahoney, a man OF
weLknown industry and faithful in all his
undertakings.
The new levee was rapidly approaching
toward completion, some twelve hundred
Yards having been built, seven hundred more
sufficiently far advanced for protection, !eav-
ing about two hundred unprovided for, up to
Thursday. morning last, when the continuous
rise of the river. with its swelling and angry
waves, betokened but too clearly the hope
~lessness of the work on hand. So thought
the contractors, and so Col. White was reluc-
family compelled to determine.
Nor was it long before their forebodings
were painfully realized Y the caving of the
levee opposite the quarters, through which
came bowling with the fury Of wolves, the
turbid waters Of the Mississippi, sweeping be-
fore them the cabins and their contents, the
residence of the Colonel, with scarcely time
enough for himself: son and family. with the
negroes, to escape their wrath and find a re-
iuye on the unbroken portion of the ~levee.
where tie night was spent.
Nor was the caving of the levee tine all Of
Col. Whites disaster. Fires had sbeen kim
died to .dissipate the cold and d%ampness, and
when all were wrapped in sleep, with none
on watch, las the Colonel had supposed there
would bel the wind rose high and the fires
communicated to the furniture piled up on
the levee,- hard by the place he was sleeping,
and before it was discovered, d book case con-
tanning a large amount of money, and papers
Of still greater value, were consumed. It's
not true. we have some satisfaction in saying,
as was repor9ed in this city yesterday. that
some OF the negro children were drowned.-
No life was lost, though white and black
alike were in imminent peril for a time.
We deeyly sympathise with Col. White
and with our friends Of Madison. who must
necessarily be sharers to some. extent in the
We learn that within less than two years af-
ter its occurrence the waters had rolled back
upon the plantation of George W. Groves,
Esq, two miles above, and had driven the
negroes from the works Of protection on
which they were engaged. It is impossible
now to estimate the extent of.the disaster.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

due form to the said Stewart, signed by Jacob
Thompson, Secretary of the Interior, and by
J. Holt, the Commissioner Of Patents, for the
DELEGATION and Qualification Of cane juice and
other liquids or semi-liquid forms Of saccha-
rine matter, by disseminating throughout the
same sulphurous gas, or sulph"rous acid gas,
for the purposes herein set forth.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand and seal, at New Orleans, this 18th
day of February, 1883. F..
Il. 81 THEO. H. McCALE5.
Sr. BERNARD, February II, 1859.
Col. r. a. Stewart.
Dear Sir:-I have used your %Su1phurous
gas in the manufacture of sugar from the cane
juice, and as . clari6er it has surpassed any
other agent employed. 1t gave a pure, clear,
sparkling grain; the crystals being OF a heavy
body and free from oil gum.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
s'z' HENRY C. STORY.
BATTLE GROUND PLANTATION,
O. Feb. T., 1859.
Col. X. n. Ste,nars, Oak Latcn Plantation.
= Dear Sir Seeing the great advantages
derived from your new process in clarifying
and defeating cane juice, while ! was en-
gagged on your plantation as overseer. l, upon
taking charge of this plantation, prevailed
upon Judge Dunbar to put up your apparatus
and use your process to DELEGATE and clarity
cane juice. And am happy to say, that it
gave the greatest satisfaction, by producing
the most beneficial results, and I undertaking
" state, that it is superior to Bi-Sulphite of
Lime, while it, cost 10 not over 1--WE cents per
hogshead Of sugar.
u Respectfully, oi,v,,urn
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

O. A passenger on the Inflated Princess.
who was severely wounded by the explosion,
has instituted a suit against Captains Wilson
and HOLMES, owners of the boat, for $780, 900
damages. His name is PETER J. CockBuRN,
We would like to know upon what ground
he bases his suit? q
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

The MARCH OF CIvILlzAT1oN.-Even if our
little city of San Michel has been " rubbed
OUT from tie map of cities by a Levee In
spector's edict: the slow and steady tramp of
civilization and refinement progresses
,'Tother day while all hands were as busy
AZ bees at their respective vocations, a sweet
burst of music fell upon our ear, like the
"sweet South breathing upon a bank of
violets." Entranced for a few moments by
the dulcet tones, we were all unable to move
to the door to ascertain from whence the har.
mony proceeded. It was reached finally, and
We beheld upon the top of the levee, an organ
grinder grinding forth the notes that sweetIy
bound up our senses. How sweetly he per-
formed upon that organ is an impossibility
for us to explain upon paper. 1t was delight
full, glorious. magnificent; except, perhaps,
that two or three notes of the machine were
out Of order and the balance wanted some
little tinkering up to bring them to concert
pitch. After he had got through with his mat
inal serenade, a subscription was raised in the
Office for his benefit, and the grinder from the
sunny cline Of Italy marched off rejoicing
in the possession of a: bran new three cent
piece. We had a bear show the other night.
and now an organ grinder visits San Michel.
Are We not progressing? Well we is!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

% The Propagate.r Catalogue. the organ
Of the Bishop Of Louisiana, learns from per.
sons worthy Of confidence, that Gen. Walker
Of Niearagua,recently converted to the Catho.
lie Church, has determined to enter a religious
order, and become = Catholic priest.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

LAReU1ER & LANouE.-Still receive fresh
supplies of merchandise by every steamer
landing at Baton Refuge. See new ADVERTISE
ment in this weeks paper.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

Respectfully submitted,
West Baton Rouge March oath: 1885. =ss1
+, Signed) +. B: TRINIDAD,
!. 4z.x,~,-s ~v. J. f. BIRD,,
The following was offered by Nj. Trinidad
and adopted: $50
RESOLVED. That the thanks Of the members
of the Police Jury of West Baton Rouge Be
addressed to Capt. HenryW Allen, Tor the
able manner IN which he discharged his pub
lie duty asa Representative in the State L.
gislature.
And there being no more business before
the Police Jury it adjourned until the last
Monday oil April next, 1889, the 25th Of said
month. B. r. CHlNN, 81 E.S
r T. BEReERoN, President, pro. tem.
Clerk. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

SUPREME CoURT DEcIs1oNs.-Peter HON.
merich, appellee, VS.. Robert A. Hunter, State
Treasurer, applicant. Appeal from the Sixth
| District Court eff East Baton Rouge, Cole, J.
These consolidated cases represent, that de-
PENDANT refuses to paw certaIn warrants OBJ
tanned by him from E.sW. Robertson, Auditor
of Public Accounts for the State of Louisiana,
directing the Treasurer to pay certain sum
OF money out ofgthe funds appropriated for
that purpose. If the Treasurer can refuse to
pay a warrant drawn upon him in legal form
BY the Auditor, then his power is superior to
that of the Auditor, and the office OF the lat
ter becomes almost unnecessary. The SUI
premacy of the Auditor, as to the power OF
settling claims is recognised by the Leglsis-
ture. If, however, it appears on the face OF
a warrant that it is for a consideration for
which no appropriation has been made, the
Treasurer may very properly refuse to pay 1t.
As the warrants in these cases are drawn &C.
cordinlg to law, and uponstheir face appearto
be so drawn, the Treasurer must pay them.
The writ of Judgment was the proper remedy
for the, plaintiff in those cases. Judgment
affirmed:
Bertrand Gaze, administrator, for use of
John Nolan, appellant, vs.. VIM. B. Robert
son, ct ais appellees. Appeal from the Sixth
Judicial District Court of West Baton Rouge.
Land, J. A petitory action can only b
maintained by one in whom the legal title to
the property is vested, or bv his legal repre-
Sc ntatives. Judgment affirmed.
Police Ju,y Of West Baton Rouge, appel
lants, vs.. Andrew Crosby, appellee. No
61l2. Appeal from the Sixtk Judicial Dis
trict Court, parish Of West Baton Rouge
Judgment affirmed with costs. Cole, J.
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- =q-s --
Called Meeting.

The Police Jury Of the Parish Of West
Baton Rouge met ut the Court House thereof.
Thursday, March 24!h, 1859, when the fol.
lowing members were present.
slst. Ward, Joseph Band ; Sd Ward, F. A.
/ Woods; 4th Ward, J. c. Woods; 9Th Wa,d.
E..B. Trinidad /; 18th IA. Bird 9Th Ward.
A.. LobdeIl 9th Ward, B. r. Chinn; 1lth
Ward, DIP. Cain; members from the I'd, 9Th.
and 10th Wards now absent.
The President of the Police Jury beine
absent, on motion Mr.. B. R. CHM wa, an.
pointed President pro. tenn, with instruction.
to act, in conjunction with the President Of
the Police Jury of lberville, in the selection
Of an engineer to draw up the line between
the parishes Of lberville and West Baton
Rouge , -. E
The following resolution wa adopted:
Resolved, That the citizens Of San Michel
be authorized to make u culvert OF such di.
mensions as the Inspectors Of the Ward NAV
direct, to relieve said inhabitants from trans
piration water.
The Jury then took 4 rec: ss until the,
Finance Committee made its report.
T. Bergeron clerk. e
The Jurysnow assembled, when the follow.
ing report was made: :. >5ss
To the President and members Of the PeRne
Jury Of Wet Baton Rouge Your Finance
Committee having examined the foregoing
claims against the parish have the honor res
PectfolIy to return the foregoing bills ~ cor
FArf =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

o. Court commences in this parish on
Monday next. His honor, Judge R. G.
BEA1E, presiding.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. Is, 1859.

sDear Sir:-HavinE visited your plantation
view weeks since, with the view to witness
the effect Of Sulphurous gas, ~ introduced by
you into cane juice, under your new system.
It affords me much pleasure to say that it
more than ,equaied my expectation. The
DELEGATION and clari6cation seemen to me to
be much better than I had, under the direc-
tion of an experienced sugar maker, beenable
to effect with Bi-Sulphite Of Lime. l think
it admirably adapted to open kettles, in which
you were operating at the time l happened
10 zee it.
shall put up the apparatus for using it, in
connection with my steam train, before roll
ing commences.
Yours truly,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02
New OkLEArs, March list, 1855

= UeLEANs, WHICH Ist, 1909.
Col. r. a. Sfe,oar-
Sir:-In reply to your request Of my opin-
ion upon the manner Of clarifying and defe-
eating cane juice with Sulphurous Acid, as
applied by you / shall limit myself to say
ing that / visited your plantation to witness
it, operation and the results. II seems to me
that your process is the simplest application
of. gas. You obtain 4 ciari1ication which pro-
duces a sugar with large and brilliant grain:
l never saw finer sugar in sugar houses or up"
on the New Orleans ievee. Were I q sugar
planter, ! would certainly make use Of your
process, for the reason that I consider it the
simplest and most economical.
Va Accept, &C.,
p. A. CHAMPOMIER.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

ST. BERNARD, Feb. II, l639.]
Col. r. a. Sfe,nart-<
Dear Sir:-Having witnessed the defeca-
lion and claridcation Of cane juice in kettles,
made by your new process in the use of Sui
phurous gas, I consider it the best I aver saw
and can recommend it with confidence to the
public.
Respectfully yours,
- JOHN DAVIDSON.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

o.. - notice. Of lost mortgage rotes IN
snethsr eol1nn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-02

10 An unusual press ofjob work prevent
ID cur attention to this weeks paper. Edit
erial matter can't Be ground out when one'.
hsad . Gal Of other ideas.
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10 Rain, rain, nothing but rain.
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APRIL 3, 1859.
CANDIDATES.
s~ For Clerk Of Court.

EDs10e eUaAR PLANfAa@~You will please announce
WILLIAM =. CHAAREALlN, the present
.s0essnt incumbent, ~ an Independent candidate for
rsS2sctioa to the ohies Of Clark Of the Sixth District
Csurt, il and Se the pazish Of West Bassn II q,
a0d ohlige his -
April !, lSse. s%' @@s'% US MANY FRIENDS. >
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NOTICE.

~ Our Baton Rouge patrons must send ovsrtheir
Advertisements on or before Thursday, to secure their
a~pasftion the same week.
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