Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-08-03

49, The proprietor Of the SUGAR PLAN
TER will give a large reward to the per.
son sending the greatest number of cards
given by passengers IN Atlantic steamers,
such as may be seen in any Of the papers
Of the city, or like that 10 the Times Of
last Sunday. He wants to put them to-
gether and make a pack, as he intends
playing a new game with them. He also
contemplates giving his many readers,
cards of distinguished travellers on the
Mississippi TO the polite captains and
moral mates Of some of our floating pal
aces. He will call them all floating pal
aces for a consideration. That noble
vessel, the Annie Raymond. passed down
yesterday evening, with some distin-
gaisiled deck passengers on board, whose
Gard of Thanks was sent to this Office
and which will be laid before his readers
the frst convenient opportunity. Her
culinary accommodations, water pfivile-
ges and ventilating qualities must he
blown abroad. It is his marine glory,
whatever sailors may think about it
They, above all, ought to patronise it, for.
IL It's vocabulary. there are no lubbsts.
ACARD.
On board the steamship Rapid Anne, of the Atlantic
Coast Mail Seam nip Line. plying between New Or
leans and New York via Savanna. July 81. 1867
we, the undersigned, passengers on board th- steam
ship Rapid Ann. commanded by William Be- Drunken
and ourselves, We believe It TO be our duty 10 LEI the
world know tha. we are something in the yav If
oesng "quaiity and that we can afford to travel n \
steamship, and il we please, have our meals in onr
state rooms; and we think il is in keeping with the
style OF those not content to be no 3ooias. b1t who
are determined TO be somebodies ,mebow and who
nave proceeded US IN this quite original and chpan
style OF notorlety. We now commend to onr friends
and the travelling public, the good steamship Rapid
ann as a siauncii and sale boat. well Differed dixie
Our army III lsoi--moie officers than men, az we'll
app olnled. During our voyage in this : anneh starr
snip, Capt. be Drlbkea, the parser. Barter Blacksmith
ESD, nautical ilfie) and their assistants. were lndetat.
s.istie IN thar endeavors to make US comic, table =
The Captain wouldn't allow any of the man IA eh.,,
tobacco or swear, except moral oarhs in y 49,
eaee. Inc Purser dIdat put a red cent in ina nnrsa
he carries about IN his hand her ce his namel ontv fbs
very low iafe allowed by the compaay--nsye, selIjoo
wines, liquors and cigars at les than tbraa t,n,as ~
price charged in first class hotels, without paving l..
s e !" si lor them The W. tiers always come cheap 100.
we hdd them at ffst cost. I hose paving first vera
sure to ger -. Some OF them, It's true to,aiiv
forgot the ilrss mans money at sight OF the second
out we VII say thar many o: them were ,ronb ed WIN
this second sight. The man at the wheel vas ai.uaaa
obilglng by showing how a sea could be sbienrd and
giving US . sample Of what those nautical esauires cal
a chopplng sea- The Engineer is above all praise
having never blown US up once, although he could
easily have done so if he pleased. And me cook
.oomhow shall we give this ethiopian gentleman his
OF registi alton lately ~conterre ! upon hi ~, he gave ,s
our meals regular and never poisoned one Of ne.
alfhongi1 at flrst from the pitching aud heayioa wa
thought ne had done so. We got milk in our coffee
more than half the time; and considering We were
,paf usa Gays at sea, we had ice half way over if
lae paoilc fail to palrtonize this line. tn ~ need not ex.
Peet credit In any of cur stores again, and # ,hsv
ofing US city money we'll DISCOUNT il.
e aoIly Moore. Steward See Marsh. j.,
D nalaone, DeBlohward, Esq,
and a great many others,