Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-16

2ftilI1Q J bu vi Is T@i bbo0Hap "a ~ NV
lltion agitation, and of the immense
debt piled up by shoddy thieves. Day
Ton, O., Journal.
The secrets of health are First, keep
warm. Second, eat regularly and slow
ly. Third. maintain regular daily bodily
habits. Fourth, take early and very
light suppers. Fifth, keep a clean skin,
Sixth, get plenty Of sleep at night.
One of the loyal league candidates for
convention in Adams county IS an unnat-
uralized Ea~glishmaa, another is a Mich;-
gan negro. the third ia a white man un
known. There is an opposition ticket Of
two Mississippi negroes aud a respectable
white man. -
The loyal leaguers who killed young
Hunnicutt, in Pickens district, South
Carolina, on the 18th Of October last.
have had sharp Justice meted ont to them.
Six negroes will be hung on the 9th of
December, and eighteen others sent to the
penitentiary. -
There appear to be at least one place
In the South where the negroes do not
believe in the loyal league The Natchez
Courier says an attempt to get up d
league at Columbus, Miss, proved an
entire failure, the respectable portion of
the negroes refusing to have anything to
do with the coneern.
Mr. Bancroft, of Athens, Georgia, has
picked this season from one and three
fourths acres Of ground, 1900 pounds of
/ ccf4ar nn2 ayrapf1 n - Zn0 n1,,I,
more. The reasons for this yield are one
hundred pounds superphosphate, one
hundred pounds Peruvian guano, and one
hundred pounds salt.
The negroes of Marshall county, Miss,
have held several meetings recently, OF
an incendiary and seditous character, in
Holly Springs and the Reporter says
have become almost insupportable and
unbearahle in their ~insolence towards the
whites. Several white men-white skins
but black hearts-in and about Holly
Springs, who are running for the conven-
ton on the strength of the negro vote,
are mainly instrumental in getting up
these meetings, and infaming the minds
of the negroes against the whites.
WHAT THE DEMOCRACY HAVE ACCOMPLISH
ED IN OHIo.-Mr. Thompson, Chairman of
the Democratic State Central Committee
of Ohio. thus addresses the Democracy
of that State "The official returns of
the late election having been received,
your State Executive Committee desires
to briefly present the results and to ten
der to you the congratulations you SO
Justly deserve. You have reduced the
Radical majority 10000 in a single year.
You have given majorities in ten out of
the nineteen Congressional districts =
Last year you carried but three. You
have given maiorities in a large number
Of judicial election districts that you uev
er carried before. You have carried forty
| three counties to the Radicals forty-three;
and in the remaining two counties, here.
tofore Radical, the vote is a tie. You
have elected a majority in each branch
ST the General Assemhiy-thereby secur.
ing the election of a Democratic United
States Senator in place of Benjamin T.
Wade" He concludes by speaking OF
the glorious achiev ment in defeating the
negro suffrage amendment.
MORE OurRAGEs IN PREPARATION A
Washington special of the 4th to the Gin
| cinnati Enquirer, says
''Adyices have been received that Ste
vens has his legislative desiitry ready
for the ensuing Congress, among which is
A bill for regulating suffrage ID all the
States by congressional enacsment-a
bill substantially to suspend the presi-
dent if impeaehed-and another relative
to eoniscatien. He will likewise pro-
pose the revival Of the joint committee
On reconstruction, to examine and decide
on the constitution and State organizat-
ion Of reconst NC ed Sates. Logan, Bout
well, Schenck, and other followers of
Stevens, will attempt to carry all these
measures, but moderate Republicans in-
sist that the party will not be dragged
into their support, as it will split the
party to pieces. An attempt will be
made to evade the direct issue by en-
bodying Stevens's idea of universal suf.
rage in the amen 1ment to the Coustitu-
ton, instead of the enactment of Con-
gress.
How Corros PLANTING NAY BE MADE
succsssFuL--Phe Kinds county, Miss,
Gazette, says "a friend of ours, who is
GOOD at fpurea and has M suner;or ao a