The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25

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an expenenced pIanter OF our acquaintance was
~ ouI once not long since, and expressed the be-
.'ei us1 No woeio % visited ~ caterpiilars this
3nsrco,s osses Dis asseruon upon me act that
.nsteo.s are no" empedaed IN the bark OF the old
slees ana fence rais ADJOINING the helds planted
"a cos.on last yesr. We sincerely trust that he
nay prove ialse prophet; we have no desire
"''ness mo n,s e, me STAPLE agaIp.
The health OF our parish n now 9, nn g 1ass ana
there seems 10 prevail of late much more cheer.
full feeling fhrouabout The narish- Fverwhere
farmers TOR we really have 10 longer plantersl
are going earnestly TO work. with the Determine.
ton to produces enough for one time on, their own
-duDehills. 10 snbsist them bountifulIv another
year.-[Poinfe CouDee Echo
The Mystic Krewe OF Comus hold bjch festival
next Tuesday in New Orleans. One Of their mvr-
terious, invitation cards found its vav into onr
eanctum, for which Attention somebodv has our
thanks Baton Rouos Adgocsfe
: case was tried Ia the felicianas. in which
one OF the parties endeayored 10 prove the prjce
OF salt during The war. His answer gave material
All that he knew Of the market price q sst was
that he had sold horse and taken 400 pounds
of the article 10 payment. p Query-Ifa horse sold
In Confederate money-old issue---and what was
the salt worth in Amite city currency. Last
accounts the matter had been referred 10 two
accomplished guessers. ~ Baton Rouge Ad yeca.e
The orange trees Of this portion Of onr parish
Of the young trees were killed the bark splitting
from the lower limbs 10 the gror,d Trses ~,
occuped he most expossd Stnsso,s snss rsa'
least. Son 3 small trees on snr nrern;sss thst
stood ont exposefi IN ali d;rec.fon. ws-a M ~
iured ~ an = (ln,v f,nr trsas ONT al ,t;t - 90,
were materially injured. n the bark on The hosyy
OF the tree does not split and stand an from he
body of ths Tree. in A few davs affer free1a ths
fniurv Amounts 10 hnt litfle Taavss k;ils5 10 49,
frost are no Indication of serons arm 10 The ,ras
These will dron IN and others viii IL 5ae 49,
make their ann eavance- ~ Plantera,' Rsnrers
The Byrn's plantation on Cyoremort was sold
contains nearly a fhonssnd acres Of The r;cbsst
land in 81. Mary mostly hiob land wall t;,nhersd
three hundred acres cleared one bn,dreJ scrss
nnder fence The h,;ldi,rs sxe ~ ms HE'LL ,sI,a
These hands have NOT hser over9owaa sinca tha
yne1norv ~ man This n,sotst;on - ehcrt tee
miles nom the nearest shirn;nr noins an tbs
Tecbe planters, BANNER rf'--e wv
Rstcn Ron % q n he beld A ne eonst hon.. nsS
Es,nrdav fhe ae,h 5ar shs nnrnoss ~ thorn,eh
nrrs,s,s,;o, ,1' W. 'A' Ru'Po'e VI
oik W. rn'1 a
Levse mas peen commenced win several ievee
punolng mscmnes, ana tnat everyming promises
wen Ior complete success. his Is the best news
We nave hearu ior many Gay. re DeuDt Ldu-
donsus = west Baton Rouge sugar Planter.
we nave ehserini information from shreveport.
acco'plg 20 NE news ne tfsrs mere ~ large
sssa{ nSu ,;,h inoney' ine sseanersieave
iiS Tf N1. WIZ .os' "a 9, IT,.
.xs Sa,..Sa. " ~ "-'' PA'''A "1o " Aee'
ne ~, ca,uiusy' .u. a. -.
ny ma ahs y n sum .,st Ioar,r a.
nas Dsen as''e rp srs s.s $500 ~ a''"'
gay ss ever, ]. nsn'o ,,s nsn ah-,,ur
Inc plssen' weeA op5neu un5o,suy. inv ma'; ~
snnsns ~, A ~ ~ sa,1 ~
weather. We notice peach trees in bloom too