The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-02-27

foissking in relatiun to small sugar. inillsi,
= Through the agency Of nv. w. L.. Gus
ing. whose energy, and .entr, Prise ha
~ already associated his name witlst, lnal
]. agricultural implements and meclsanical i,
/. PruveHents. the public are Invited. as, W
oil pe seen by rcfarrrc. to carilsia this day
issue. ID wfsSsss the fsist ,yssSf Ihe SOU;
ern Sugar Mill aud the New Sr-am Evapor,
! TER. The manufacturers. Mcs.rs. Aiken
I Drumn,"nd. n-tsi.sa h,.tfcr err.lpatiats t,,,
The fact that they nre successors Il, MeSsr
Pearson. Aikep &. TO-. Of Louis.il:e.Ky.,
! firm of reliahir character aud extensive re,
ufati,m. These 'gt.ntlemtiI. Messrs. Aik..
Drummond. ire i'm the city, and ,liei
presence viii mstrrially enhance the impo,
tance of the Exhibition. '7.% Z
II The mist gratifying aud satisfactory re
suits accrued from ihs, trial af the mill an
eynporator on last Saturday. In recommrn
dati"n of lis merits. it was clnin..d on.y-.,
make too hogsaeads Of sugar in t,oenty-jou
hours. hut planters of Jn.l.;rrrns and expert
ence who attended the exhibition insis, tha
It W make three Aogsteays Of s4gdr< issta.
saate Space lia.< Possessing ,,.siss }eoSrr
and costing pisly 5000 th. suhfsts ns..,,:.s- a,
vasitr PR, ,fsftids.s. a.seIsri,.e'rrs sa!irsbu,
more especially .tks; Ssapa,; planters aid
tnefsTs. c&SE serStlss,;,s s If v;t sn,ar..t ...d
import. sss6..'ea to tho mmiuction of So
staple an .nrtic.s 1T Louisiana .rowth np,r
culture. t.o. it ,lirectiy c,,cerps us
a',Iine its capacity and t.s..its actnnl worth
Stiii ns,re ds,,.s il brl,, 81, rs Tn .,conr,,,..
S"utIierm Industry, and hy Aatt,.r;,,, na.ron-
age to sti,nnlat.. Snnthern ,n,,yur;s,.
TG- txhiliiiuu y..,l co,nn.,,c.. ,i,;s
Ii n'cInck a. 81 az, continue min ahou, i
"ci,fk p. M, u. lncality, ,t,s sigp,t,,l u, c,,a
la nddi,on there will 6e n Scu,,.,;n,- F..
orator at work making sugar. We b,.. s,.,ai.
f" good Attendance .:nsi cordially -; 4 A..
7nanufaefnsrr. ana their efficient ac :,
meriied sncoess..
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ihat eloqu"nt and learned divine. DIR. |
f,a''ner. "f The First Presbyterian Church of |
i1'r.y anu 2faetf"l aeknowlrdgne t of his
i..r l"~rr 'si.c aa.a success as a Prcacher. uf
oSf'' "i Chfi>t. An anonynus leftfr
T. T.:"L !" o'". III my sterious manner in
'''o'' tue "'ir1' Geclnr'hg hnise t AN entire
fsprtsssu hi> grtat grHiltudr iofhe
s., TOT W. ~. .if"et which one Of his ser
mn pr'ooceH upon the writer's heart
=" "''i" !" ieadinS them from the paths Of
n'u s',. ','.' '''">t of virtue and religion.
:. VI MS l.ers"nalreg"rd he desired
".sT. 10 can al certain livery stable
: a"u inquire for, a white riding
""'c"' WIN saddle. brldi'.. and oil ths.
! ~, tnrd oeen lett sahj ct TO his
'".. me Doct"r s's"nghf at hrsf. 1t nigh,
:. ~ '"ae "''f,nPs I" r'ke hln. and was
X, "''F y :" maze any inquiry. innti his
- o"o"seo -. ''in mat there could be no
| - e""'e. =. least. at che livery stable
- asA'e ra u ANYTHING Dad been left there u
: "'m ns D"c'or acted atssa sbis ad- {
- "';0 sure fhougts. found tlnr Il
"s's "af'es saddied sand bri,l.d = which, 4
- guy "ahoeu over 7" him. fha 'AAcf"r !,
: :. s'nce enjoyed Fdhe 'pu'sF.s<:s.5 aid !,
:, - uai'y rue la entire ignnrancri
..'I sra'esui :, ana cpiisiderate drnr. OF tL-
AA'AlAs' and accenf;lhiI. ir,sitei.t t7.rrury y
= -.e.-- a..
Fok THk LaDiFs-THE JEAL %,
y are awioiiy Jealous "f each "'her. We
'"'d caii th's the girFs distinctive fault. -
mem when they are lntr"dnced, or
tn 'hfy nfst meet at a ball or cr"quet
ny see now r"l'iiv critical they lock at
:" ''nfr' now lns"stnfly their eyes rove
every portion OF their rivals dress;
- - ,.e'r iacts the outspoken seorn as er
'es""s VI thr'r scrutiny; You think Ia.
""'e o"n" :! very we'll onf you have
~ nish' OF Yourself ana 4 am mucl,f
yer '''an you Wateh their di>dain of iii;
n'".t ad"''srn among them. and how ex sa,
s'se'y ha"ghty f"r atifacf'ng S" much plt
'"'i'h they 'h'nk that Ada or Amy about IN,
'.' ,nr young men cluster. How bold ..l
IS now oVerarrssrd she is. how at : :
ea s''e Is a'id on. now ugly she is 'o'
f'i'nes' II shry are DEEP they "lii over res
's+ her ehtiu>iasticaiiy but the ruse yei
eheraiy 100 transparent I" deceive any ina
: ana simply counts for what IT is-a spe
'er RENT 'hai a"fsh answer II Is quite bet
aoy !" wa'ch tne way IN which girls +"
~ namaS !"g"ther' or take hands III ,ne
ces. Inc hmp' cool. impertinent way 8
men tnev just t"uch palms. then let
os,. able to read the lettering ter
THE COMING Su,p"-A RIvA1 orr,,r
sAT EAsTEKN.-The (" coming ship," ma was
rival Ut the Great Eastern il designatesl. iulg
at present been exhibited in model unly. he
an francisco. II is to be the sam- size stai
,e Great Eastern. except that instead of one
rel II VIII draw only 10 feet. and it will vail
;;n.d ,.f o..r,, s.,. - ""st-'l,n rs's e.
ers a< any present lyle Of ship. and to On. !,
titute for hunks regular hrds..' = III, aud
four times the space 10 .,afs. te,,,,, coul
San Francisco Times say. :. ph. Sc
rnt mo.l.. of bunkisp n.s..nr.r. 4, 49,, von
Inv If the age. Srn..ickn.ss ,.,n
,hle by c..,,s,tuc,ion. sb,n,I 4. ren ~
/ obsolete. Thi. te,i,lerr,um "a -.
d in Thomas Silver. c,,,,;ny ,sb;,, ~. 0Ne
red by thu. proport,.,,s of tbe shin aud
Pre- being 80 feet les, of the bui, ON, pliet
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