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STATEMENT
OF THE
SUOAH CHOP
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1859-60,
With an Appendix.
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MADE IN LOUISIANA,
BY P. A. CIIAMPOMIER.
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STATEMENT
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WTTII AN APPENDIX,
BY P. A. CHAMPOMIER.
NE W-OIIEEANS:
P R I N T F, I> I! V COOK, VOUNfi & 0 ()
1'RirR-CCRBKNT OFFII'K.
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Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1850, by P. A.
Champomier, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Eastern
District of Louisiana.
Subscription Price, $5.
Copies can be obtained from the Publisher at
No. 13 Customhouse Street, New-Orleans.
EXPLANATION.
Each Parish has been taken from its head, or farthest point
from the sea-shore; every plantation put by rotation as they
occur, coming from one to the other, according to their locality,
on the Prairies or Bayous in each Parish. The River Parishes
are so arranged as to commence first on the right side, next
upon the left side of the Mississippi River. West and East
Feliciana and East Baton Rouge are all on the left side of the
Mississigpi River, one single plantation excepted : W. B.
Turnbull's, on Red River Island. Pointe Coupde and West
Baton Rouge are entirely on the right side of the Mississippi.
The Parishes of Assumption and Lafourche Interior are exactly
as the River Parishes, right and left. This is as far as sea¬
faring vessels go, and the distances are given. Please, how¬
ever, note that sea vessels go into the Bayou Teche as far up
New Iberia, where great quantities of Sugar and Molasses are
shipped and cleared at the Franklin Customhouse, in the
Parish of St. Mary, direct to the Atlantic markets.
INDEX.
tu VI
Explanation of the Arrangement of this Work..
Parish of West Feliciana—Left Side of Mississippi River.
. 3
Parish of Pointe Coupee—Right Side
. 3
Parish of East Feliciana—Left Side
. 5
Parish of West Baton Rouge—Right Side.
. 5
Parish of East Baton Rouge—Left Side—
. 7
Parish of Iberville—Right Side .
. 8
Parish of Iberville—Left Side
.U
Parish of Ascension—Right Side
.13
Parish of Ascension—Left Side
Parish of St. James—Right Side
.1.1
Parish of St. James—Left Side
.IS
Parish of St. John the Baptist—Right Side
.lfi
Parish of St. John the Baptist—LeftSide...
.1(1
Parish of St. Charles—Right Side
.17
Parish of St. Charles—Left Side
.18
Parish of Jefferson—Right Side
.19
Parish of Jefferson—Left Side
.19
Parish of Orleans—Right Side...,
.19
Parish of St. Bernard—Left Side
...do
.3ft
Parish of Plaquemines—Right Side...-.
.so¬
Parish of Plaquemines—Left Side....
ar
Parish of Assumption—Right Side of Bayou Lafourche....
33
Parish of Assumption—Left Side
.do..
Parish of Lafourche Interior—Right Side...
do..
35
Parish of Lafourche Interior—Left Side
do..
30
98
9ft
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Parish of Lafayette
97
Parish of St. Landry
Recapitulation
Su°-ar Crops in Texas
Su<ntr Trade of the United States
General Remarks
INDEX TO POST-OFFICE REFERENCES.
Thei name of each post office where planters must be addressed, is
placed before the names.
Lecomte No.35
New Orleans No. 1
McCutcheon <' 2
Court-house " 3
Taylor « 4
Bonnet Carre 5
Edgard " 6
Vacherie , " 7
Grand Point "
Cantrelle " 9
Convent " 10
Tureaud "11
Donaldsonville " 12
New River " 13
Bayou Goula " 14
Iberville " 15
Plaquemine " 16
Rosedale " 17
Manchac " 18
Bruly Landing " 19
Baton Rouge " 20
Lobdell's Store " 21
Port Hudson " 22
Hermitage " 23
Waterloo " 24
St. Francisville " 25
Pointe Coupee " 26
Morganzia " 27
Wrlliamsport " 28
Red River Wharf Roat. " 29
Simmsport " 30
Moreauville " 31
Evergreen " 32
Holmesville " 33
Cheneyville " 34
Note—The parishes of Jefferson, Orleans, St. Bernard and Plaque-
mine have the New Orleans post-office placed opposite them, still in
addressing persons living in said parishes it would be better to name
the parish in which such person resides.
Alexandria
Crane Forge
Paincourtville
Napoleonville
Church
Albemarle
Star.,
Thibodauxville
Raceland
Terrebonne Station.
Lawrence
Houma
Tigerville
Alligator
Brashear
Berwick City
Pattersonville
Centre ville
Franklin
Chaienton
Jeanerett
New Iberia
Fausse Point
St. Martinville
Breaux Bridge
Arneaudville
Leonville
Grand Coteau
Opelousas
Washington
Perry's Bridge
Abbeville
THE CANE CULTURE.
The Cane culture in this State is well known to be exposed
to certain unfavorable vicissitudes to which it is not liable in
more southern latitudes, and hence its past history presents
remarkable fluctuations in the product, as will be seen by the
annexed statement, which gives the crop of each year, from
1828 to 1858, inclusive—a period of thirty years :
Crop of 1859 221,840 hhds.
1858 362,296
" 1857 279,697
" 1856 73,976
" 1855 231,427
" 1854 346,635
" 1853 449,324
" 1852 321,934
" 1851 236,547
" 1850 211,201
" 1849 247,923
" 1848 220,000
" 1847 240,000
" 184G 140,000
" 1845 186,000
Crop of 1844 200,000 hhds.
1843 100,000
1842 140,000
1841 90,000
1840 87,000
1839 115,000
1838 70,000
1837 „ .65,000
1836 70,000
1835 30,000
1834 100,000
1833 75,000
1832 70,000
1829 48,000
1828 88,000
INTRODUCTION.
At the time I sent to press my last annual report of the
Sugar Crop, I left the Sugar growing interest in a rather pre¬
carious position. A great diversity of opinion existed among
Planters in regard to the prospect before them ; some few had
confidence in the rattoons and stubble, but far the greatest
number expressed doubts regarding both, as well as of the Plant
Cane which was then just put in the ground. However, as the
season progressed, the spring weather proved very favorable,
and anticipations of a better yield were indulged in ; many
Planters believing in an average crop up to the fifteenth of July,
when a very severe drought set in and continued to the end of
the season—so severe in fact, that some plantations were seven
months without a drop of rain to moisten the parched ground.
The cane fields became less promising day by day, and when
the time to commence grinding arrived, many were unable to
work the engines for want of water to supply the boiler. Many
wero obliged to haul water long distances in casks, not only
to supply their boilers, but prevent their animals from perishing
with thirst. And by the delay thus occasioned, many lost a
great part of their erops, and some had not begun grinding
when their cane was killed by the frost, which made its ap¬
pearance at a very early period for our Louisiana climate—say
first by the 28th of October, which did little damage, only
killing the bud of the cane and that only in a small portion of
the State, but on the nights "of 12.13, 14 and 15 November a
very severe cold was experienced in all parts of Louisiana.
The coldest weather being on the 14th, when the thermometer
marked 25 deg. Farenheit in New Orleans. Thick ice formed
in the most southern parishes, and the cane was everywhere
frozen, leaving no chance for improvement.
Both these frosts were during very dry clear weather, and I
cannot well understand why they caused so much destruction.
The season, or, I might rather say, the last summer, was very
unpropitious for the growth of the cane in most of our Sugar
growing parishes. The long continued drought commenced
an injury which was fully consummated by the severe cold of
November and December. On the 7th, 8th, 9th, 22d and 24th
of December the thermometer marked respectively 20, 22, 24,
21 and 27 degrees Farenheit in New Orleans, a temperature
much more appropriate to the latitude of Canada than to the
land of the orange and sugar cane. And which in the Red
VIII
River parishes froze even (he cane in the windrows, causing
such deterioration of the saccharine matter, that although it
might be used for seed it could not produce Sugar in any
quantity as compared with the yield before the frost. Cane
which had given above two hhds to the acre previously, then
giving barely half a hogshead of an inferior quali ty.
These reasons are more than sufficient to explain the causes
of the deficiency in the yield for the crop of 1859—'60.
As for the coming crop my advices from all districts are
favorable, the winter has generally been cold and dry, keeping
the seed cane in excellent condition. The soil is also in much
better condition to receive seed, than is usually the case in
this State—the ploughing easy, land mellow and everything
working thus far to the satisfaction of the cultivator. The
general opinion now prevailing is that the ratoons and stubbles
are good and while a fair extent of planting has been
done by all, some planters have put in a very large amount of
seed cane. There is consequently a prospect of a good crop
before us, but it is subject to all tne vicissitudes which Louisi¬
ana has to contend with in the culture of cane. It is impossi¬
ble for me to say at this time what will be the result, but I
have great faith in the future and can only say that I shall be
very much disappointed if I have not a good report to make of
the Louisiana crop of 1860-61. Thus far everything justifies
my aniicipations and I trust that, for the benefit of the planting
interest, my hopes will be fulfilled.
Respectfully,
P. A. CHAMPOMIER,
New Orleans, February 22, 1860.
INTRODUCTION.
Lorsque jfe publiais mon dernier rapport sur la recolte de
Sucre de l'annbe 1859-60 je laissais dans des conditions incer-
tuines la perspective de la recolte future—les opinions vari-
aient sur ce point, quelques planteurs avaient confiance en
leurs souches de premiere, et de deuxieme annee, mais le
plus grand nombre craignaient-de n'obtenir que de faibles
resultats des souches et meme du plant qu'ils-venaient de
mettre en terre. Cependant comme la saison s'avanqait
6t quele printemps avait ete favorable a la culture de la canne,
■la perspective devint meilleure, et les planteurs eurent encore
l'espoir de rbaliser au moins une rbcolte moyenne, espoir qui
devait bientot faiblir si non disparaitre^ en presence d'une
brulante secheresse qui ccmmenqat vers Ie 15 Juillet et durat
jusque vers la fin de la saison—Cette secheresse fut si rigour-
euse que pendant T mois plusieurs habitations n'eurent pas
meme une goutte de pluie pour Humecter le sol brulb par le
soleil. Les champs de Cannes deperissaient et promettaient
moins de jour en jour. L'epoque de la roulaisqn arrivd, plus¬
ieurs habitants manquere'nt d'eau, a tel point, qu'ils furent
obliges de suspendre les travaux ne pouvant pa's faire fonction-
ner les machines. Jls"furent obligds de taire charroyer d'une
grande distance l'eau dont ils avaient besoin, non seulement
pnur les boulloires mais meme pour empecher leurs animaux
de peril- par la soif. '
Ces retards forces oc'casionnes par le manque d'eau et une
gelee qui eut lieu le 28 Octobre furent nuisibles a la recolte,
cette gelee etait trbs precoce pour notre climat, et plusieurs
habitants n'avaient pas encore commence la roulaison, les
degats occasionnes par cette premiere gelee etaient restreints
dans une petite portionseulement de l'etat. Mais les nuits du 12,
13,14, et 15 Novembre unfoidtres intense se fit sentir dans
toutes les parties de la Louisiane ; (le jour le plus froid de
Novembre fut le 14, le thermometre it cette date marquait 25
degrhs Farenheit,) une glace ties epaisse se format meme
dans les paroisses les plus au sud de l'etat, et la canne fut par-
tout gelde d'une manibre qui ne laissaitplus aucun espoir d'une
amelioration possible je ne puis, m'expliquer comment ces
glaces furent si ddsastreuses car elles eurent lieu par un temps
sec et serein.
La saison ou plutot l'ete dernier a et£ contraire a la crois-
sance de la canne dans la plupart de nos paroisses sucribres,
X
et les froids rigoureux de Novembre et Decembre dcvaient
mettre le comble aux degats occasionnes ddjb par une ties
longue sdcheresse.
En Decembre 7, 8, 9, 22 et 24, le Thermometre marquait
a la Nouvelle Orleans, 20, 22, 24, 21 et 27 degres Farenheit,.
temperature analogue aux climats du Canada mais qui ne
convient pas a noire pays d'orangers et de cannes & sucre.
Cette temperature dans les paroisses de la riviere rouge
gelat les cannes meme en windrows et les deteriora dans la
matiere saccharineau point de beaucoup diminuerle rendement.
On a remarque que des cannes qui avaient rendu 2 boucauts
par arpent rendaient apeine aprfes la glace .J boucaut et en outre
le sucre etait de qualite inferieure.
Quant b la prochaine recolte b-s renseignements que j'ai eu
de toutes les paroisses de l'etat sont favorables. L'hiver ayant
ete froid et sec, le plant a etd conserve dans d'excellentes con¬
ditions—la terre aussi est rcieux preparee pour recevoir la
sdmence qu'elle ne l'est ordinairement a cette dpoque en Louis-
iane, les labourages sont faciles, la terre est meuble et tout
progresse au gre du cultivateur, 1'opinion generale et predomi-
nante est que les souches sont excellentes et tandis quequelques
planteurs ont plante plus que de coutume, tous ont fait une
plantation suffisante. Tout promet que la recolte sera belle,
saufles vicissitudes auxquelles est soumise la culture de la
canne en Louisiane. II me serait impossible de dire en ce
moment quels seront les resultats, mais j'ai grande confiance
dans l'avenir et je serai tres desappointe si le rapport que j'aurai
b faire sur la recolte de 1860-61, n'etait pas favorable.
Tout jusqu'a present justifie mes previsions et j'espere dans
l'int^ret de l'habitant qu'elles se rdaliseront.
Respectueusement,
P. A. CHAMPOMIER.
Nouvelle,Orleans, 22 Fevrier, I860.
STATEMENT
OF
SUGAR MADE IN LOUISIANA,
IN 1859-60.
BY P. A. CHAMPOMIEB.
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
§?
3
PARISH OF RAPIDES.
RED RIVER.
Meredith Calhoun, Firenze Plant."] red river.
vacuum i
P. T. & T. J. Hickman, s.......(, AB0VE
William Waters & Son, s Alexandria
M. Welch,s,now J & R.Osborn i below
P. B. Compton, s : >
Capt. Levy Wilson, s.. } alexandria
Maj.G. M. Long, ElgetonPl. bayou -
J. &. A. Innis and Mother, s... 1 rapides,
E. «fe R. Archinard,s f above
Dr. John Casson,s J Alexandria.
Est. Mrs. H. F. Overton, Lodi Plant., s...
B. W. Frazier, s
J. R. Williams, Willow Glen Plant., s....
Josiah Chambers, * ^
Thos. O. Moore, Mooreland Plantation, s.
Gervais Baillio,s
Thomas O. Moore, Emfield Plantation, s.
Josiah Chambers, s
William Polk, s 1
Smith & Carnal, s I bayou
Estate W. C. C. C. Martin, s i BffiUF
Lewis Thompson, s J
L
R
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R
L
R
R&L
R&L
L
550
"23
182
165
75
030
262
33
800
520
260
760
455
367
630
581
583
315
160
380
R. for Right. L. for Left. s. for steam. A. for horse power. 'Next Crop
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
St
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r
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pi
.d
£
<V
£
0
1
I
PARISH OF RAPIDES.
RED RIVER. CONTINUED.
Chas. L. Matthews,*
K. M. Clarke,*...
W. H. Chase, Chaseland Plantation, «...
Estate John Compton, Home Plant.,«...
John O. Pickens, Lunenburg Plant., «....
M. & T. J. Wells, Wellswood Plant., «;.
Estate John Compton, s
Winder Croutch, «
R. L. Tanner, s
Mrs. Desire Tanner, s 13
L. A. Stafford, Edgefield Plantation, s... "
Andrew Jackson, s
T. B. Helm, s
Jabez Tanner, s
R. S. Smith, Waverly Plantation, Ril-
lieux apparatus...
Peter Tanner, h
Isra Bennet, h
P. F. Keary & Bros,^
Lemuel Pearce, * j
Total Amount—Parish of Rapides—Red River
L
R&L
R
L
R
L
R
R&L
R
PARISH OF AVOYELLES.
RED RIVER.
y
H. M., P. F. & W. V. Keary, Catalpa"
Grove Plantation, s
Mrs. A. M. Tanner, s
Glaze Brothers,*
James Keller, s [ a
J. G. Wilson, Revelry Plantation, s c
Dr. J. F. Leigh, s... •"
Mrs. E. S. Prescott, s i... j
Mrs. E. Murdock s. *| bayou
Thomas P. Frith, s |
R. R. Irion, s j- huff-
Est. W. M. Lambeth, Leinster PI., s. |
John Ewell, s J p<nvE*
Estate of W. M. Lambeth, Dora Plantation,
(Bayou Rouge) s
Evariste Rabalais, s / r, ^ , .
Dominique Coco, « j Bayou Deglaise.
620
835
1020
815
615
380
265
407
150
130
258
30
12878
L
400
R
<(
110
L
205
R
230
"
130
n
193
R&L
300
tc
205
<(
145
302
R&L
200
R
160
«
65
"
220
3
NAMES OP PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF AVOYELLES.
RED RIVER—CONTINUED.
V
re
Dr. T. J, Spurlock, Albemarje Plant., a.
William C. Clopton, h .
R. N. Selser, h. .
James Calliham, s
Mrs. J. C. Norwood & Son, Glenwood
Plantation, a
Total Amount Parish of Avoyelles-—Red Rivei
PARISH OF WEST FELICIANA.
LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Daniel Turnbull, De Soto Plantation, s
W. R. Barrow, Rillieux Apparatus, ) ratliff
Greenwood Plantation ) landing
Jas. J. Barrow, vacuum.
Col. M. Courtney, Bushill Plantation, a..
W. H. Stirling, Deserta Plantation, s
Lewis Sterling, Wakefield Plantation, s.
J. Scott Smith, Island Plantation, a.......
A. & R. H. Doherty, Evergreen Plant., a
Win. J. Fort, Oak Grove Plantation, a...
Wm. J. Fort, Catalpa Plantation, s
Mrs. E. Baines & Co., Waverly Plant., a.
H. Perkins, Star Hill Refinery
W. J. Fort, Magnolia Plantation, a........
Rhea & Woodward, 5 ,.
Total Amount of Parish of West Feliciana.
PARISH OF POINTE COUPEE.
RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI' RIVER.
1
C. Collins, Elmwood Plant., s. (Atchafalaya
River,)
Hopkins & Co., s ^
J. J. Pringle, Torwood Plant., s. latanache.
C. D. Stewart, Lake Side PI., s. j>
A. Miltenberger & Co. and G. O.
Hall, Normandy Plantation, s J
old river.
? *-
I 3
If
p s
g* o
170
400
304
388
220
"194
470
197
395
220
182
300
185
200
172
48
300
350
8
222
181
100
GO
176
14
106
65
130 -
230
60
31
13
138.
102
75
76
4
AMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF POINTE COUPEE.
eight side of mississippi kivek. continued
H. Tournoii, s... •" * • - ■ , RACC0URCI.
O. Lejeune, Old Hickory PL, s. \
Mrs. M. C. Stirling,"Crescent park")
Plantation, s , |
Mrs. M.C. Stirling, Botany Bay,s j-
W. V. D. Downing, s. * | fordoche
C. W. & A. Allen, s J
W. A. & H. F. Simral, s.........1
David & Batt Barrow, El Dor- I
ado Plantation, s (
Willie Barrow, s Jmarinooto.
J. P. Bowman & Co.,s. (Bayou Grosse T6*e.)
Estate of Chas. Morgan, Morganzia Plant, s.
Narcisse Carmouche & Son, s,.
James McCallum, s
James A. Stewart, s ,
J. H. Morrison, Brunswick Plantation, s,
J. T. Jetter, a
Adolphe Belzons, s
J. C. VanWinkle", Ledoux Plantation, s.
F.benezer Cooley, s...
Z. Porche, s ;
Dr. A. Ferrier, s
F. L. Claiborne, s
Ponse Colomb, s
J. S. Scott, s
Stevens & Piker, Lakeland Plantation, s,now
John Bemiss ...
M. B. Shaffer, h
Chas. N. Rowley, Woodbourne Plantation, s
James Vignes & Lebeau, s
C. Favre, s.
Wright, Allen & Co., Nina Plan!., s.."i
Charles Siffreo, h I
Estate J. L. Barthelmy, s i J river.
lint Dizier & Hdbert, s„.. 1 ISLE
A. L. Mahoudeau, Grande Baie Plan- [ false
tation, «... J river.
Mrs. Thdrance Samson, s..»... 1
Baptiste Lejeune & Co., s.... >False River.
Michel Olinde & Co., s )
5
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OP POINTE COUPEE.
RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER—CONTINUED.
Frai^ois Pourciau, s .....
Charles Poydras, s
Valerien Bergeron, s.V....'.
P. P. Pourciau, h.....
Gosserand & Graugnard, s
Virginie Parlange & Co., 8 (No. 1.)
Virginie Parlange & Co., s ..(No. 2.)
Mille & Hebert Bros., Austerlitz Planta¬
tion, s .'
J. F- McKneely & Son, Point Prospect
Plantation, s.
Courtney & Randolph, North Bend Plan¬
tation, s
A. Denis, Riverlake Plantation, s
Mrs. M. C. Stirling-, Ingleside Plant., sri.
David Barrow, Alma Plantation, s. j>
Antoine Decuir, s., S. Pattin 25....
Tournoir & Bouligny, s
161
156
Total Amount—Parish of Pointe, Coupde.
PARISH OF-EAST FELICIANA.
LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Mrs Felix Houston, s
General A. G. Carter, 8. .[Upper Road.]l ^
Mrs. W. D. Carter, Arbora PI. s'...do....;. I a
J. Y. Mills, s... do...... > "
J.N. Chambers, vacuum.[Lower Road.] I
JT. F. McKneely, Wakefield PI. s..do.. — •
Total Amount—Parish of East Feliciana
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
RIGHT, SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
James Ware, Jr., Rongwood Plantation, s....
D. P. Caine, Virginia Plantation, s
W. D. Winter, Arbroath Plantation, 8......
R. H. .Barrow, Yatton Plantation,s............ 150
Colonel M.Courtney, Woodlawn Plant,,s... 149
Mrs. J. B. Hereford, s— 148
J. L. Lobdell, Bayou's Plant., s—[crevasse.] 143
At
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
I PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
I EIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER. CONTINUED.
W. S. & C. S. Lobdell, s
Estate S. M.D. Clarck, s
Dr. W. J. Lyle, Sxnrthfield PL, op. st. train..
James R. Devall, Ashland Plantation, s
A. C. Wood3, Camp Plantation, s
John Buhler, s
Conrad & Chinn, Cypress Hall Plant., vacuum
Robertson Bros., s ;
Estate of M. Barrow, s i 1
T. & F. Allain, s ^
A. Lobdell, s f the
cn p /"i "o* I RXVILE
S. & C. ripes, s j
J. T. & W. Nolan, Westover Plant., vacuum
Allen & Hamilton, Allendale Plantation, s.
Estate of P. P. Babin, s.
James L. Lobdell,) Bellevale Plantation, s...
John A. Bird, Belmonte Plantation, s
V. Leblanc & Co., s
A. A. Williams, Bell Air Plantation, s
Mrs. Nolan Stewart, Poplar Grove Pl.,s.
David Pipes, s
F. R. Allain, h.
Durald & Allain, s (Back off the River.)
Mrs. A. Barrow, s —
John A. Dougherty, Carolina Plantation, s.,
Dr. J- C. Patrick, s i
J. C. Patrick, Soniat Plant.,s
A. A. Williams,Stewart Plantation, s....
Joseph and D. Landry & Co., s
Villeneuve Blanchard, & Co., s
Mille & Trinidad, Marengo Plantation, s....
J. B. Labauve, Lejeune & others, h I bRule
Mrs. Joachim & Thr. Daigle, s >
R. & A. Hebert & J. Aillet, s...... )unt"
Mrs. Kirkland & Williams, s
Tr^ville Landry & Co., h
F.A.Woods, s
J. C. Woods, s. & Guy Labauve, (bk'ofrriver).
Thompson W. Bird, Belle Vue Plantation, s.
N. Landry and Landry Landry, s
Mrs. Ursin Landry and Valibre Landry, s
5? g
O g
142
141
65
"
270
140
170
198
"
120
139
50
<(
268
((
550
138
340
137
290
247
136
630
135
221
134
134
133
463
132
153
131
*'
152
129
240
((
110
128
202
127
96
«
165
125
90
((
.. i 4 . •
ti
60
128
(C
43
124
120
((
185
123
246
"
60
80
7
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
^ PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
o |
^ i right side of mississippi river.—continued.
Amede Landry, s
Bechad, White and others, h
Isidore Daigle, s
A. Ldvesque, s
J. T. Landry & Co., s
Daniel Hickey & Co., s
Josine Tuillier, and others, h
Sosthene Allain, s
Total—Parish of West Baton Rouge.
3 5
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
left side of mississippi river.
Thomas Devall, s...(Profit Island Landing.)
A. A. Williams, Montesano Plantation, s...
John A. Dougherty, s, Highland Plant
George O. Hall, Magnolia Mound Plant., s...
McHatton & Saunders, Gartness Plant., s...
J. A. McHatton, Arlington Plantation, s
Estate Col. Philip Hickey, (Hope Estate) s.
Matthew Ramsey, Laurel Plantation, s
F. D. Conrad, Cottage Plantation, s
Landry & Martinez, h
Abraham Bird, Hollywood Plantation, s
Mrs. G. Daigle,s
Fergus Peniston,Chatsworth Plantation,bpen
steam train
J. P. Meffre Rouzan, s
W. B. Walker, Woodstock Plantation, s
J. B. Kleinpeter, Hard Times PL, si high
Jefferson Thomas & Tregre, s |
Alf. Duplantier, Do Little Plant., si r0ad
Jacob Spnith, s
Francis Hackett, s ;■
-r.„ i down
J. A. Cotton,s |
J. C. Foreman, s —
M. Prendergast & Mansur, s
Dr. F. M. Hereford, s "imanchac.
F. & G. Kleinpeter, s
William Thomas, s > amite and ward
J. H. White, s $
TO BAYOU
creek roads.
155
85
"
155
U1
48
131
180
"
194
128
198
127
27
126
24
125
187
124
30
122
335
121
215
118
425
117
300
116
600
<(
76
115
30
135
44
106
48
40
141
130
25
1 57
8
"NAMES OF FLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER—CONTINUED,
Harris & Rickett, « ] ajiite
Perkins & Linton, Richeland Planta-1
^ • i J a:
tion, vacuum vespamdus i
Gen. Joseph Bernard, s ] ward
Sharp, Matthews & Co., Mount Mag-j
noiia Plantation, s . |
S. G. Laycock.s j roads
D. H. Penny and others, s "j >.
J. A. McHatton, Little Misery Plant., «... S
Charles M. Smith, s. Is
Estate Amos Adams, 5 .-. i 3
D. & A. Stokes, and others, s b
R. H. -Carruth, s j r
Thompson J. Bird, s A comite
James Bogan, ...... > river
Major S. Robert, s. ) roads.
T. G. Davidson, s ....[Livingston Parish.]
G. W. Waterston, s do.... do—
W. Dennis, water power. [^t. Helena Parish.]
Pierre Poutz,« [St. Tammany Parish:]
Total Amount—Parish of East Baton Rouge.
PARISH OF IBERVILLE.
EIGHT GIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
P, R. Ventress, « "J
Mrs.-P. B. Key and Son, s i
Durald & Bogan, s [
Woolfolk&Patrick. WestOak, sj
Capt. Jessee Hart, Sunny Side Plant., «... ")
Mrs. Emily Woolfolk, Mound Plant., «...
Isaac Envin, s
Mrs. A. M. Dickinson', Live Oak Planta¬
tion, s
Dr. G. W. Campbell, s j |
T. Johnston & Co., «
Hotard & Labauve, «.
I B
C. A. Slack, Bay Farm Plantation, « t ^
Keep & Schbitre, Bear Den Plant., « J g
Hotard & Labauve, s "
Sugg <fe Warden, China Grove Plant, s..J
R
65
138
'255
230
L
228
R
507
"
110
n
212
(t
327
a
251
"
250
R&L
350
R
202
L -
-250
•'
37
3
a
3
1 a4
cd
' o
"go
31
61
61
25
6
28
66
44
156
175
250
68
71
171
177
300
440
190
40
70
125
125
147
168
233
250
253
355
208
184
55
425
240
326
157
180
69
9
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF IBERVILLE.
RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER—CONTINUED.
Adolphe Dupuy & Orillon, s 'i bayou
Daniel Holliday, s (
Charles Booksh, s f GR0SS1:
Charles Kleimpeter, s ) tete.
Roane & Hart, s [Grand River.]
Justinien Michel, s. ....
Joseph Bollinger, h
G. Micheltree & Co., s ) bayou
Nettleton & Laughlin,s $ pigeon,
Bissel & Schlatre, s "]
J. A. Dardenne, Crescent Pl,s. I bayou
Mrs. Paulin Dupuy, Milly PL s.
Alexandre Roth, s | plaquemine
Joseph Kleinpeter, s j
M. Schlatre, Jr., Enterprise PI., s. ."j
Mrs. E. Robertson, Hunter's Lodge
Plantation, s j bayou
John Schlatre, s [
Lucien Marionneaux & Co., Myrtle
Grove Plantation, s
Grdaud & Deblieux, s
C. L. Landry and otheis, s
E. D. Woods, Reamsland Plantation, s.
Baltazar Dupuy, s
Michel Hebert & Co., s
Louis Desobry, s
F. Marionneaux, s
V. B. Dupuy, s
Louis Marionneaux, s
Mrs. C. Schlatre, s
Gervais & Romain Schlatre, Homestead
Plantation, s
Ddsobry Bros. & Lynch, s
Estate ofW. E. Edwards, Pecan Plant., t....
R. C. Downes, True Hope Plantation, i
Edward J. Gay, St. Louis Plantation, s
Craighead & Johnston, s
Dr. J. P. R. Stone, Evergreen Plantation, 5
Mrs. Thos. R. Lawes,
Judge J. L. Cole, Rebecca Plantation, s
L. Landry & Toffier, j
10
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF IBERVILLE.
RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER CONTINUED.
w
.1
Moore & Bissell,
Adams & Austin, s
Dr. C. Clement, s
Louis Hdbert & Co., Plaisance Plant., s
E. T. Cropper Arcadia Plantation, ®
Petit & Allain, 4 .
Auguste Levert, s
Whaly & Hall, Palo Alto Plantation, s,
Col. E. G. W. Butler, DunboynePlant.,st. pan
B. A. Landry & Co., s
Mrs. P. M. Lambrcmont, s
E. Comeaux, ®
Mrs. Janvier Allain, and others,®..
J. B. Braud, s
Joseph Henry & L. Bourgeois, «...
Governor P. O. Hebert, s
J.D.Hamilton, now Downes & Hamilton,®
Hudson & Randolph, Blythewood PL, s.
W. C. S. Ventress, Augusta Plantation, s
John H. Randolph, Forest Home Planta¬
tion, steam battery. ..
G. M. & J. W. Murrell, Tally-ho Plant., s...
Nathaniel Cropper s
Dr. H. G. Doyle, Eureka Plantation,®
Hubert Brothers, ®...
F. V, Gallaugher, ®
J. H, Randolph, Nottoway Plantation, s....
Dubuclet & Durand, #
H. Rantiford, ®
Emile Sigur, Thdresa Plant.,s,now 1
W. M. Thompson f
J' A. & T. Sigur Richland PL, s. f 0FF TH:
Amadeo Roth, ®, j river.
George Deslhonde, s
Mrs. H. L. Vaughan, White Castle Plant.,
Dr. J- P. R- Stone, Residence Plant., s
Mrs. C. Ricard & Sons,® [ppei
P. C. Ricard & Mother, Annandale PL, [t^fj
Mrs. C. Adams, ®
John Andrews, vespanidus battery.
% °
a a
O g
1. 3
S* z,
S 5
S g
^ 0
((
72
66
39
66
95
105
135
< «
30
104
107
103
210
101
72
"
175
100
165
(C
80
110
99
55
66
60
66
16
66
300
98
27
66
55
66
510
(6
385
66
345
66
96
66
298
97
90
6*
98
66
122
97
409
66
75
66
147
E 66
150
66
29
U
s 96
92
66
155
, 95
253
Q «
274
165
u
250
463
11
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
a?
PARISH OF IBERVILLE.
right side of mississippi' river—continued .
1 9
a> w
Mrs. E. Lauve, Celeste Plantation, s
J. A. & T Sigur, Old Hickory Plantation, s
J. R. Thompson & Co., Claiborne Plant., s.
Total Amount Parish of Iberville—Right side
PARISH OF IBERVILLE.
left side of mississippi river.
Estate James N. Brown, s
F. J. Papineau, s
F. B. Conrad & Towles, s
M. & F. Martinez, s
Dr. Gourier & Anger, s
Randall McGavock, s
Andre Leblanc, s..... ...
James Pritchard, s
A- & J. Vivez, h [Bayou Paul.]
Wm. H. Avery, s
Henry Vonphul, Jr., Willow Glen Plant., s:.
Edward Moore, s
Chas. A. Brusle, Monticello Plahtation, s
Jules Leblanc, Home Place, s....,
Madame Gedeon Dupuy, s
Mrs. Geo. Mather & Sons, Evergreen plat., s
Celestin Leblanc, Star Plantation, s...,
Dt. Dupuy, h
Mrs. Ursin Joly, h
Mrs. Victor Babin, h.
R. Arnous, Virginia Plantation, s
Joe Walsh, h
Estate John Hagan, Jr , s
R. C. Camp, open s eam train
Ursin Babin & Co., s —
Joe Walsh, A.
Joachim Blanchard, h
W. R. Boote, h
J. T. Cambre, h
Alexis Poch6 & Zdnon Blouen, s...
Total—Parish of Iberville—Left side.
113
560
112
16
111
75
108
70
106
355
105
61
«
90
104
22
U
16
(t
83
<;
148
.103
156
102
84
U
118
101
45
u
u
196
100
55
U
58
m
30
u
130
u
98
145
96
100
94
30
93
. 92
100
(6
31
. 92
62
148
" 91
1 12
299G
12
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ASCENSION.
■RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
J. R. Thompson & Co., Chatham Plant., s...
N. Mdlan<jon, s
Emile Babin & Bros.,
Dr. Edward Duffel, Mulberry Grove Plant., s
W. C. S. Ventress, s....
H. L. Duffel, s
Bujole & Co., s
Adelard Landry, Agent, s...
J. N. Dugas
Silvain Gaudin, Agent, s
Edmond Bujole, s
Narcis Landry, s
Trasimond Landry, s
Richard McCall, s
Henry McCall, vacuumr.
Valery Landry, s
Francis Allemand, h.
Oscar Ayraud, s
C. Kock, St. Emma Pl[openstmtm
Antoine Dyez & Co., s '
Fernando Rodriguez, h...
P. O. Ayraud & Co., s .....
James Hewitt, Crescent Plant.,
2 Sugar-Houses—1 vacuum..' > lafourche.
R. R. Barrow, Deville Plant., s.
V. Landry, s
Edouard D. Gaudin, Perseverance Plant., s.
Mrs. P. Dugas, Son & .Co., A
Trasimond Landry, Dugas Plantation, s
J. A. Ventress, s ;
Wm. Atkinson, 70, and E. Leblanc, 35, s....
Mrs. J. P. Viala, s
Eugfene Lacroix, s
Col. J. L. Manning, Point Houmas, s
Mrs. Pedesclaux, s
Total Amount of Ascension—Right Side
lafourche.
right side.
PARISH OF ASCENSION.
LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
J. S. Minor, Southwood Plant., open st. tr...
S.&R. Tillotson,R efinery [New River,
13
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
J PARISH OF ASCENSION.
8'|
" I, LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.—CONTINUED.
D. P. Caine,* [New River
W. J. Minor, Waterloo Plantation, s
Estate H. D-oyal, Mount Houmas Refinery...
John M. Brown, Linwood Plantation, s.......
D. F. Kenner, Ashland Plantation, 2 sugar-
houses, 1 vacuum, 1 Rillieux Apparatus.
Mrs. Julien Landry, h
Thdophile Bouchereau, s -
Dichary & Co., s..
Trasimond Landry, Leblanc Plantation, s.
L. A. Bringier, Hermitage PI.,open st'm train
Mrs. Louis Colomb,s
J. B. Marchand, s
Col. J. L. Manning, Riverton PL, s.Houmas
John Burnside, Donaldson Place, a.. . 1 a
John Burnside, Clarke Place, I §
John Burnside, Conway Place,-a. j ^
John Burnside, Orange Grove PL, vacuum] ?
Mrs. M. D. Bringier, Houmas Plantation, two
Sugar-Houses, one vacuum
Total Amount of Ascension—Left Side —
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
EIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI KIVER.
Mrs. John Penny, h
Jean Jacques Leblanc, h
C.P.Melan§on, & Co. s., now M.&A. Wdbre
Onezime Leblanc, h
Mrs. J. Gautreaux & Co., s
M. Watson & B. Lapice, Lauderdale PL, s..
Bertaud Brothers, s ;.....
Eloy Hdbert & Co., s
Camille Mire & Co., vacuum
Mrs. Carmelite Winchester, Buena Vista
Plantation, Rillieux Apparatus..-.
J. A. & A. Gaudet, Ste, Viotoire Plant., s...
M. D. Gaudet & Co., s—
J. K. Gaudet & Brothers, A.............
Edouard Braud, h
Daniel Blouen & Co., now M. Tircuit, s
14
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
§o
I PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.—CONTINUED.
Frangois Gannier, s
Ursin Leboeuf, s
Viellavaso Brothers, s
J. B. Ferchaud, s
A. C. Barthelemy, &
Webre & Ory, h
Poirier Brothers & Co.,h
Drauzin Gaudet, s
Dr. E. Bazerque, s
Bergondy Lapice & Bros., St. James Plant.,
Paragon Sugar Works..
E. J. Forstall, open steam train ,
Mrs. M. B. Cantrelle, s
P. J. & B. Webre, s
J. X. Cantrelle, s
Governor A. B. Roman,s
S. &. F. Fortier, Rich Bend Plantation, s...
J. B% Cantrelle, h
S. & E. Roman, s
Valdrien Choppin, s
R. Delogny & Sons,s
V. Choppin, Bay Tree Plantation, 5
Estate of J. T. Roman, s
A. Ferry, Home Place, s...
S. & F. Fortier, s
V. Aime, St. James Refinery
Armant Bros., now John Burnside, Rillieux
Apparatus
Duparc & Locoul, s
J. H. Riggins, Magnolia Plant., ■*.;
M. Bourgeois, h [Vacherie.]
Augustin Falgout, h [Vacherie.]
Leufroy Simon, s
Estate General John S. Armant, s
Joseph Waguespack, Son, and others, s..
Edmond Trdpagnier, 24, A. Trosclair, 12 h.
Hymel, Auberts & Co., s
Total Amount of St. James—Right Side...
2! »|
a ST
a a
^ P
o %
o c
Ig 3
3* O*
(t) . (D
g s1
P 3
i4 2,
68
218
<(
126
((
105
a
20
i' j
18
67
93
66f
80
65
42
H
53
64
700
ei
333
63
335
a
250
62
240
a
336
a
216
a
41
61
356
- "
232
60
340
59
203
-58
116
. <1
142
a
218
57
1140
56
240
55
465
54
361
n
24
'•
48
"
60
53
195
tc
12
,12
36
52
38
9419
5S
a
3
o"
0>
*<
o
425
96
48
142
28
68
125
555
400
91
94
225
60
133
51
190
435
80
"26
371
387
400
233
218
117
87-
50
70
22
75
74
61
53
300
185
15
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIPER.
Mrs. Tureaud, Union Plantation, s
Miss Louisa Antoinette Conway, s
Narcisse Landry, Jr., Tippecanoe Plant, $...
M. S. Bringier, Whitehall Plantation, s.
Mrs. Alex. Melan§on & Sons, s
F. N. Bourgeois, h
Dr. J. P. Bingay, s
J. B. Jourdan, Brothers & Co., s
Morson Seddon & Wilkins, s
Octave Colomb, s
V. I'. Webre, s
Estate of A. Bourgeois, h...
Druilhet &. Co., s..
A. E. Crane, s . '.
Duhon Bro's, 125, and Guidry Bro's, 8, s...
M. Boucry and Donaldson, s
Boucry & Nicholls, s..
Mrs. S. Fagot, Uncle Sam Plantation,
Arnaud Lebourgeois, s
Wm. P. Welham, s
J. B. Callouet, h
Wm. P. Welham, s....
Louis S. Lebourgeois, Belmont Plantation, s
Mrs. George Mather & Sons, Belle Alliance
Plantation, s.....
A. Ferry, Bourbon Plantation, s.....—
Edouard Bourgeois and Brothers, s
Jean Louis Ddlate, s
L. & T. Bourgeois, s...
Francois Schexnaildre, h —.......
Mrs. A. Schexnaildre,
Jean Laiche,«
Pochd Brothers, h
Mrs. A. Humphreys, s
F. Reine, and A. Schexnaildre & Co., s
Mrs. Gervais Gaiennie & Co., s
Shepherd & Hook, Golden Grove Plantation,
two sugar houses, s, pneumatic battery....
Armant Duplantier, Sportplace Plantation, s
Total Amount of St. James—Left Side
16
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
EIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI EIVER.
Roussel Brothers, s. .
Antoine Becknel & Co.;s [Vacherie.]
Edouard Webre & Co., h
Fdlix Becknel, s
Mrs. Marcelin Haydel, s
Estate of Ldzin Becknel, s ....
Col. W. B. Whitehead, Willow Bend plant, s
Antoine.Haydel, h '.
P. A. Becknel, s
Dr. A. G. Wiendahle, s
M. B. Haydel, s :..
Schexnaildre Brothers, h
Pierre Roussel, s.«
Justin Becknel,®
P. A. St. Martin,® :.
Louis Roussel, V. Keller, k.....
P. B. Marmi'.lion, s
V. B. Marmillion, s
Rodrigues Brothers, h
Damien Haydel, h ;...
Ursin Haydel &: Co., s
F. & M. Webre & Co., s
Mrs. Barre & Sons, and Dr. Chabaud, h
J. F. Burcard, s
Octave Hymel, s
Thomas May, s
J. A. & F. B. St. Martin, s......
Hubert Darensbourg & Co.,s........~
Alcd Labranche & Co.,Glendale Plant., s..
Total Amount St. John the Baptist—Right Side
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI KIVER.
Distance from
New Orleans. 1
Number of
Hogsheads.
51
156
6(
25
51
18
50
49
49
75
"
215
48
«
54
47
180
((
(<
46
46
42
"
40
- 45
105
"
57
44
25
"
240
43
14
n
35
56
'■ ■
92
41
28
'
.. 42
45
" .
160
40
39
65
37
245
2130
Joseph L. Lebourgeois, Mount Airy Plant., s
Thomas D. Bourgeois and Ory h
James W. Godberry, s..
Dr. J. H. Loughborough, open steam train.
William T. Adams, s..
Marcelin Pdrilloux, s
J. B. & P. Picou, h
17
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
XEFP SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER—CONTINUED
Chauffe Brothers & Co., h.
E. B. Marmillion, s,St. Frusquin Plant..
Mesdames Z. Montz & Parentis
T. & S. N. Burbank, s
Evariste Triche, s
Andrb Triche and G. Froizi, s
Mathias Cambre, h
Perilloux & Millet and L. Perilloux, s
Welham & Godberry, s.. .
Louis Tregre, s
Mrs. A. Boudousquie's Reserve Plantation,
205, and J. Cambre, 17, s
Mrs. Andre Madbre, s.
Mrs. Laurent Vicknair, s .
James B. & W. K. Humphreys, Cornland
Plantation,
Andrb Deslonde, s
Similien Labranche, s...
Xavier Levet,s.
Antoine Vicknair, s ."
Mrs. Jean Vicknair and Et. Vicknair, s...
Estate of Marie Louise Panis, «...
Mrs. Chs. Roussel,
Mrs. Pierre Ferrand, h....
Andre Montz Sons, h
Hollingsworth & Co., s
N. Louque & Co., s, and L. Montaigut,...
Mrs. Geo. Perrilloux and Joseph.Fran5ois, s
Total AmounfSt. John the Baptist—Left Side
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI EIVER.
Webb & Broaddus,.Kenmore Plantation, s.
Parker Campbell, Trinity Plantations
Sosthbne Deneuf bourg, s
Frank Webb, Killona Plantation, s
W. B. Whitehead,
B2
18
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
BIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Chas. Davenport, s
Cbauvin, Levois & Ad. Bougere, s ..
F. Bougfere,
R. & E. Troxler & Co., s .....
Mrs. P. P. Becnel
.Welham & Godberry, s*
George E. Payne, s ...
Richard Taylor, Fashion PI., open steam train
Mrs. J. B. Labranche & Sons, s
Louis Ranson, s
Ambrose Lanfear, Ashton Plantation, s...
Mrs.' Frangois Meyronne & Sons, s..
F. E. Wilson & Co., s
P. Sauvd, Lone Star Plantation, s
Ezra Davis, s
I Ambrose Lanfear, Louisa Plantation, vacuum
I Mrs. Davis Lanaux & Son, s
Total Amount of St. Charles—Right Side..
Distance from!
New Orleans.
Number of
Hogsheads.
33
410
"
377
32
172
((
116
<(
195
31
30
250
28
482
27
12
26
125
24.
460
66
100
23
275
«
240
22
152
20
110
■5031
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVEK.
Bouligny & Ganucheau, Picou plant,s. c'vasse
Judge P. A. Rost, Hermitage Plantation, s.
Mrs. Charles Oxley, Roseland Plantation, s
Mrs. F. Trdpagnier & Son, s.....
George M. Pincard, Good Hope Plantation,
Rillieux
E. F. Labranche & Co., Prospect Plant., s...
J. W. & S. McCutchon, Ormond Plant., s...
Judge P. A. Rost, Destrdhan Plant., Rillieux
Pierre Soniat, s 1
O. Labranche, s
Mrs. Louis Labranche &, Co., s
George R. Price, Almedia Plantation, s
Henry Frellson, Fairview Plantation, vacuum
Total Amount of St. Charles.—Left Side..
19
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
a?
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
GoSSet & Co., S
Charles Dusseau, s
T. H. Saul, Live Oak Plantation, s
Antoine & P. C. Cagnolaty, s.....
J. G. Osgood, Willswood Plantation, s
Mrs. Waggaman & Son, s
B. & V. Labranche & Co., L. Labranche PI., s
C. Zeringue, Rillieux Apparatus
D. P. Sparks, s
H.C. Millaudon, River Sugar-House, vacuum
Estate John M. Bell, Tennessee Plantation, s
H, C. Millaudon, Estelle Plant.,
Rillieux Apparatus
Osborn & Hubbard, s .
Payne & Harrison, s J
Mavis Grove Plantation, vacuum
Drouet Brothers, s
J. Davis, Jr., Oakland Plant., s..
Total Amount of Jefferson—Right Side
■ BARATARIA
BARATARIA
Distance from
New Orleans.
Number of
Hogsheads.
19
200
18
103
17
187
15
340
14
320
13
495
10
503
8
60
fi
225
5
460
4
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
f Mrs, W. B. Kenner, Oakland Plant., vacuum
Mrs. R. Trudeau & Son, s
Pierre Sauve, Providence Plantation,. 8
Theodore Soniat, s
L. R. Marshall, Lafrdnibre Plantation, s
W. F. Mason, Elmwood Plantation, s
P. L. Labarre, 55, and F. Labarre, 27, .
Total Amount of Jefferson—Left Side
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER BELOW THE CITY;
Mrs. M. A. McGee, Aurora Plantation, s....
Gustave Bouligny, Orleans Plantation,®..
J. B. Leprbtre, s
©. Dusseau Delacroix, s
to' Caliste Villerb, Beka Plantation, s
Total Amount of Orleans Parish
20
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ST. BERNARD.
LEFT SIDE MISSISSIPPI KIVEK—BELOW THE CITY
f Win. Dunbar, Battle Ground Refinery
Gabriel Villere, Conseil Plantation, s
A. W. Walker, s
H. C. Story, vacuum *
F. H. Knapp, a
Dr. A. T. B. Merritt, Rillieux Apparatus....
M. & A.'Ducro's, s i
J. Davidson, Poydras Plan, open steam train
Henry Van Bibber, Sebastopol Plant., s...
C. H. Davis, Ernestine Plantation, s
Marrero & Lassdre, s
F. M. Bienvenue & Son,s
A. & M. Ducros, s
Thos. Y. Brent, Contreras Plantation, s.
Victor Olivier and Widow Wogan,.®
R. & J. Proctor, Reggio Place, s
R. & J. Proctor, s
A. B. Woodruff, s
[ Antoine Michou s, [Chef Menteur.]
Total Amount of the Parish of St. Bernard
PARISH OF PLAQUEMINES.
EIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI KIVEK BELOW THE CITY
Distance from
New Orleans.
Number of, .
Hogsheads,
5
232
6
210
7
268
9
336
10
112
11
85
12
102
13-
350
Jules & C. Villere, Magpolia Plantation, s.
F. & H. Villere,Fort Leon.Plantation,.
Est. Samuel Packwood, Bellechasse Plant.,
Rillieux Apparatus..
Juan Y de Egana, St. Anne Plant., vacuum
J. E. Zunts, Concession Plant., now John D.
Johnson, vacuum
Lavergne & Villere,Concord Plantation,s....
Auguste & Octave Reggio, s
W. & H. Staekhouse, New Hope PI., vacuum
Wm. F. Smith, Sarah Plantation, s
W. & H. Staekhouse, Live Oak Grove Plant.,
vacuum, open steam train,
B. Bayhi & Son, Union Plantation, s*....
Dr. E. Borland, Star Plantation,
B. Bayhi, Rdussite Plantation,®
William Erskins & Co.,s..
13
360
14
264
15
379
16
536
17
582
18
220
(C
346
19
290
24
' 80
25
: 510
27
28
100
29
270
30
530
21
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
2*
3io
PARISH OP PLAQUEMINES.
RIGHT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER—'CONTINUED,
A. Dunford & Go.,
White & Trufant, Riliieux Apparatus, Myrtle
Grove Plantation, s ,....:
Estate James N. Brown, Oaklands Plant., s.
Col. M. White, Deer Range Plantation, s—
M. White, Jr., Velasco PI., open steam train.
McManus. & Griffin, Pointe Celeste Planta¬
tion and Refinery .
Bradish Johnson, Woodland Plantation, open
steam train
E. Lawrence, Magnolia Refinery
G. Lanaux, s
A. Grant, Sen., Nairne Plantation, s.....
Total Amount Plaquemines Parish—Right Side
PARISH OP PLAQUEMINES.
LEFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Estate of Thomas A. Morgan, Caernarvon
Pl„'s., and Orange Grove PL, vacuum..
George Garr, Riliieux Apparatus, St. Clair PL
Auguste Lesseps, Monplaisir Plantation, Ril¬
iieux Apparatus ...[English Turn.]
T. J. Packwood, Riliieux Apparatus
Alexander Grant, Sen., Catharine Plant., s...
Jules Delery, vacuum
Adolphe Reggio, 203, s, and C.A,Reggio, 100
Nicholas Verbois, s..
James Berthoud, Woodlawn Plantation, s,
Juan Y de Egana, Fanny Plantation, s, now
A. & R. Robinson ,
H. Doyal & C. Moncure,Belair PL, Refinery
Henry Doyal, Fairview PL, Riliieux Appar..
Robert Sowers & Co., Union Plantation, s...
Alex. Lesseps & Son, Monsecours Plantation
Riliieux Apparatus
P. C. Wederstrand, Harlem Plantation, s
Moussier & Cornen, Belle Vue Plantation, s
Frederick Adams,
J. & D. Urquhart, Bohemia Plantation, s..
Total Amount, Plaquemines Parish—Left Side'
, 22
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
RIGHT SIDE OF BAYOU LAFOURCHE.
Distance from
Donaldsonville
Number of
Hogsheads.
5
no
"
■106
6
62
6i
55
ti
337
1
23
"
45
((
155
8
145
"
240
((
255
110
ic
45
(6
52
55
9
62
<(
58
6i
18
(6
72
54
«
40
48
"
40
10
315
<<
200
((
263
. n
320
86
;c
34
12
36
14
,46
a
80
15
65
i6
280
((
153
16
582
17
861
<(
300
a
106
Mrs. J. D. Leblanc, h
Alcide Landry, k .
Sdraphin Bourgeois, h,
Valery Leblanc, h
T. & E. Burbank, Avon Plantation,s
G. Molere, h '..
E. Ferray, h
Estate Mrs.. J. S. Simonaud, s
Widow Carville Verret, s
Julien Tournillon, s
Dr. Joseph Martin, Voiron-Plantation, s
J. B. Landry, s...
Jean Gonzales, h
Mrs. Geddon Guedry, h. •.
Mrs. D. Landry & Bon, h
Mrs. Paul Savoy, h
Mrs. Ely Comeaux, h
Mrs. Augustin Braud, h [12. burnt
Maxil Leblanc, h
Dr. S. Somprou, h
E.J. Landry, h.....
R. & L. R. Dugas, h
Murville Landry, h
B. G. Davenport & Ford, Magnolia Planta¬
tion, open steam train
Dugas & Robichaud, s
Estate J. T. Pugh, Highland Plantation, s...
W. H- Pugh & Co.,a. Augustin plant
Dugas & Daigle, s
Hubert Simoneaud, h
Maxil Daigle, h
Mrs. L. Simoneaud & Son, h
Mrs, Alex. Sigur, h
Eugbne Comeaux, s
Mrs. Marcelin Bourg,A ;
G. W. Jones, Glen wood PI., vacuum,
Mrs. Alexis Blanchard, s
Dr. E. E. Kittredge, Elm Hall Plant., vacuum
Mrs. A. M. Foley, s
P. Landreaux, Trinity PL, pneumatic battery
F. M. Williamson, Poverty Point Plant., s...
3
'S
2
d*
O
145
162
326
200
107
80
70
140
170
305
190
131
23
40
100,
55
35
33
1-15
41
90
40
1 V
147
34
16
32
64
36
38
22
12
45
7
18
34
33
19
30
23
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
tIGHT SIDE OF BAYOU LAFOURCHE—CONTINUED.
Richard Gautreaux, 2 sugar-houses, A
Philips & Lyne, s "1
Florentin Blanchard, A ®
H. B. Foley, Mazeppa Plant., s
E. E. Malhiot, s | $
Pugh & Seymour, s J
Auguste Aucoin, s 1 little
Kittredge & Dwight, s >
W. W. Pugh, Taxana Plantation, s. ) tex
Himel & Pugh, Himelaya Plantation, s..
Col. Wm. Wynn, Georgia Plantation, s.,
Littlejohn Brothers, Melrose Plantation, s
P. L. Cox, Oak Wood Plantation, s
Gautreaux Brothers, h
Avet & Hdbert, s
Dr. P. Dansereau, s [Brtile Labadie.]
Tete Brothers, Ste. Rose Plantation, s....
Joseph Dugas, A...,
Drauzin Dugas, h ;
M. B. Leblanc, s
Joseph Landry, h
O. Lauve & Co., Excelsior Plantation, h.
N. Lauve & Labarre, a...[Grand Bayou]
J. Gentil, h [Bayou Pierre]
Jean Baptiste Aucoin, A.[Bayou Pierre.]
B. G. Davenport & Ford, Laurel Plant., s
Fdlix Gillet, A
Eugene Landry, A, Bayou Corne
Blanchard & Landry, A
Eugfene Landry, A
Hermogbne Leblanc, A...
Achille Dugas, A
Clovis Dugas, A
Joseph Aucoin and others, A •
Achille Leblanc, A
Robichaud & Brothers, A ]
J. B Landry, alias Tirene, A I BRULE
Rosdmond Simonaud, A 1,
Florentin Rodrigue, A i
John McCarty, A. I vincent.
Mrs. Simon Landry, A J
24
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
a?
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
right side of bayou lafourche—^continued,
i
bp
Venant & Jeddon Hebert, h ) brule
Emerand Simonaud & Bro., h > st.
Est. of W. H. Pugh, s.Whitmelpl yvlNCENT,
Gabriel Beasley & Son, s
Pike & Suthon, s (attakapas
W. J- C. Pugh, « f CANAIi
R. L. Sparks, h -...J
James O. Keane, h "j
Harding Burnley, A ..t j a
Felix Dugas, h •
Thiac & Courtade,h
Gross & Payan, s ' ~-
VV. N. & V. H. Ivy,®, Virginia Plant....
Mrs. Thaddeus Knight, ® J P
Wm- N. Ivy, s, Home Place Plant j
Daniel Morrison,®........ ....^
F.Fraytet &Co.,h, nowH.L. Hunley ! bayou
Haifleigh & Rentrop, h f l'ours.
A. Giroir, h , j
Dr. H. A. G. Robert,® "J
Mrs. Etienne Pennison and Son, s... (bayou
Daniel Morrisons |b(euf.
George Schewing, h, now D. Pointer J
otal Amount of Assumption-—Right Side.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
left side of bayou lafourche.
Foley & Wilson, Belle Terre Plant.,®...,...
Mrs. A. Truxillo & Son, h
Domingue Truxillo,&.......
Captain Celestin Dalferes, ®.
Charles Kock, Belle Alliance Plantation, s
Vivez & Maurin, 7t., )brule
J. Dalferes, ® vivez.
Miles Taylor, Dalferes Place, s
Thomas May, ®
Antoine Truxillo, s
Manuel Martinez, h..... [ brule
Mrs. A. D. Truxillo, s . j taylor.
Baltazar Allemand, h j
25
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
r.EFT SIDE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER—CONTINUED
E. E. Malhiot, D. P. Place, h
Estate of Manuel Fernandez, s
James B. Vinson, s ,
Estate of Antonio Vela, Home Place, s....
Severin Landry, s,
J. B. Guillot, h
Alexandre Guillot & Co., h
Mdlan$on & Michel, h
Eugene Lallande,^
Thomas Hill, h
W. S. Pugh, s
Ursin & Eloy Mdlanqon, h
F. Templet, k.....
P. M. Mel9n5on, h :
W. B. Rattliff, Locust Grove Plantation, s
Folse Brothers, h..
Mrs. Charles Monot, and P. Bourg, s..
Mrs. Thomas Pugh, s
H. J. Boatner & Co., s '.
W. W. Pugh, Wood Lawn Plantation,«....
Joseph Barilleau & Co, h
Wilson Grismore, s....
Edward Pugh, Poitier Plantation, s
T. Bertaml & Co., s
Gen. R. C. Martin, Albemarle Plantation,.
Joseph Montd, h
Dr. J. Martin, Vallance Plantation, s.......
Mrs. Eliza Leftwich, s
Drauzin Hymel, s
Amddd Tete, Magnolia Grove Plantation,
Jdrasime Boudreau, h
Total amount of Assumption—Left side...,
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE INTERIOR.
RIGHT SIDE OF BAYOU LAFOURCHE.
N. Haydel, h
A. Brousseau, s.
J. P. Bourg, h..
0
26
NAjVTES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE INTERIOR.
RIGHT SIDE OF BAYOU LAFOURCHE CONTINUED.
Mathurin Bourg, A
Jean Webre, and Bernard & Levert,s
Dr. J. H. Pugh & Co., s
John Williams, Leighton Plantation, vacuum
D. B. Pugh & Dardenne, s -<
Ledet & Co., A
Judge G. S. Guion, Ridgefield Plantation, s.
Nelson & Donelson, Arcadia Plant., Rillieux
Apparatus
A. Cunio, A
Total amount of Lafourche Interior—Right side.
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE INTERIOR.
LEFT SIDE OF BAYOU LAFOURCIIE.
Baptiste Aucoin, A
Mrs. Mathurin Ayaux* A
Joseph Martinez, and A. E. Vivez, A
C. Boudreau & Brothers, A
Mrs. C, Keller, A
Adams Perilloux, s 1
Joseph Leonard, s 1 1...
Mrs. Pierre Laseigne & Co., A
Estate of Leufroy Trosclair, s
Mrs. J. B. Eerne, and Boudreau, A..
Drauzin Triche,s
V. Vicknair, A
M. Braud, s
Leonard Laseigne, s
Col. Braxton Bragg, s
Randall Lee Gibson, s
Achille Braud and Son, A
James Bellew, s .- 1
II. E; Ledet & Brothers, s
J. C. & W. H. Ragan, A } BAvoi
C. M. Gillis & Co., s f
James Callouet and Sons, s C
J. A. Scudday & Co., s ) HER0
Nelson-& Donelson, open steam train
Rienzy Plant.,2 Sugar-Houses, vacuum, s.
Mrs. A. Collins, s
! 3
P
'.I
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►<>
52
53
420
13
80
68
210
168
165
300
260
95
185
33
39
225
160
142
126
700
185
375
335
580
198
90
38
9
54
260
84
500
100
(wZT
27
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE INTERIOR.
LEFT- SIDE OF BAYOU LAFOURCHE"—CONTINUED.
C. F. Gaudd & Co., Morning Star Plant., s..
Thdlesphore Toups &, Co., h
Estate of J. W. Tucker, s
Victorin Toups, h
Estate Jean Abadie, s
Lagarde Brothers, h
Gaudd Brothers & Co., Marceline Plant., s..
Tucker Brothers, s
R. & J. Tucker, s
Leo. Johnson, Webbster Plantation, s.........
L. C. Aubert, s...
Justinien Thdriot, s
Dr. T. E. Vick, s
Charles Zeringues & Bros., s
J. B. Champagne & Co., h
Kittridge &Ewing, s, Ariel Plant
R. R. Barrow & Pittman, s, Oak Grove Plant.
S. & V. Baudouin, h .' 1
Benjamin Folse', h....<
J-. A. Scudd.y & Co., $
R. P. Gaillard, Florae Plantation,s
Evariste Ldpine, h
Gustave Sabatier, Upper Ten Plantation, s...
Kittridge & Ewing, Race Land PI., vacuum
Bellew &. Perkins, Utopia Plantation, s
Bellew & Perkins, Mary Plantation, s..
Mrs. Cynthia Pugh, s
Mrs. & Charles Mathews, s
John Lyall, s
David McLeod, s
Adolphe & Eugene Leblanc, h
Capt. C. Dalferez, s
O. & T. Harang, s
Mrs. E. Para, s,, Eugenia Plantation
DivT. S. Head, s •...
Williams & Britton, Gayoso PL, s ^ BARATARIA
Gust. Sabatier, Uncle Peter PL, s. f
E. D. Courmes & H. D. Coch- f
rane, Vacherie Plantation, s... ) CANA
'otal Amount of Lafourche Interior—Left Side
: ss
0
. 3
er
CO
' O
400
300
325
332
230
120
75
78
174
280
130
250
183
120
245
60
220
190
430
240
96
33,
42"
12
198
7
135
5
65
112
56
155
700
215
202
170
260
73
176
164
.28
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF TERREBONNE.
BAYOU TERREBONNE.
Mrs. V. P. Winder, Ducros Plantation, s'j
Mrs. L. Tanner,
F. G. Winder, Windermere Plant., a
Thibodaux Brothers, s
Judge Leufroy Barras, s ..!•
Mrs. R. G. Ellis, s
J. C. Potts, Hedgeford Plantation, s
W. V. D. Downing, s
Mrs. Susane A. Nicholas, s
T. &• S. Beatty, Orange Grove Plant., s.
Alexander Lirette,
W. J. Minor, Holy wood Plantation, «....
R. R. Barrow, Residence Plantation, s...
R. R. Barrow, Myrtle Grove Plantation, s '
Bush & Guesno, s —
F. E. Robertson, s
Joseph Sample, s
Mrs. Phoebe Pierce, s
Wm. A. Bisland, Hope Farm, s
John R. Bisland, Aragon Plantation, s...
R. R. Barrow, Point Farm, s
Thomas Ellender, h
J. M. Sanders, h
N. & H. Robichaud, h —
Isidore Dupr5 & Guedry, h
Albert Galatin Cage, a
Gustave Sabatier, h
Berger & Brown, h .."
Henry Rody & Brother, h
Smith & Barrow, s
Henry F. Collins, s
H. M. Thibodaux, h.
J. B. Robinson, s (75 burnt)
H. Cage, Woodlawn Plantation, s .••••")
Duncan S. Cage, Ashland Plantation, s. I ®
R. R. Barrow, Caillou Grove Plant;, s... | £
J. B. Robinson, s. I 8
Richard E. Butler, s.... °
R. G. Ellis,
Blanchard & Ranson, s
F. H. Quitman,a...
* O
3 »
o
. 3
cr
' o
360
120
15
35
360
158
'92
350
300
370
123
82
30
55
TO
350
430
270
550
230
98
225
200
60
115
270
183
107
435
62
70
470
126
52
45
90
32
165
70
29
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF TERREBONNE.
CONTINUED.
J, M. FeLton, Bayou Dulac, s.[Grand Caillou.
Eloy Thdriot, s : 1
Louis Part, h
Emilien Thdriot, h
G. F. Connelly, Mulberry Farm, s.
Barrow & Davis, s .— J-
Barrow & Miller, **
Barrow & Gatewood,. *
James Blunt, ** ....
Florentin Michel & Bros., s......
T. & Th. Ellis, s....;— ) bayou
P. Butler, s >
M. H. Daunis, s... S BLACK-
Aycock Bros, and others, s "J
Jean Charles Navarre, h J bayou
Buford, Cross & Farrow, s f
John J. Shaffer, a J chacahoula
W. L.. Shaffer, s J
A. A.Williams, vacuum,.. .
McCollom Brothers, s
William A Shaffer, s
Wm. J. Minor, South Down Plant., s....
J. B. Bond & Barrow, s
Holden Wright, s —
Evariste Porche, s
E. M. Boykin, s
P. E. Brian, s.,
Bodin & Bonvillain s
Winslow Hatch, Waterproof Plant., s....
A. Miltenberger & Co., s (
Mrs. E. D. Burguibres, s [ "
Adolphe Verret, & ...
T. S. Easton, h
Wallis & Barrow, s
Tobias Gibson, Oak Forest, s...
J. V. Boutlou, s
James McClelland Knight, h
Royal Marsh, h
Wm. Green & Brummel, s
Ion Rochelle, h
Michael Knight,
Hilaire Carlin, h
C3
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I i
R
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NAMES OF PX.ANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF TERREBONNE.
continued.
oo I John Brownson, Black Water PL, s.. ) bayou
^ | Alfred & Octave Hopkins, s s black.
Total amount of the Parish of Terrebonne
R&L
PARISH OF ST. MARY, ATTAKAPAS.
350
150
14983
§
John D. Hayes & Son, h ) petite anse
Avery & Marsh, s.. $ island.
W. F. Weeks & Co., s.[Grand Cote Island ]
Alexandre Hebert, h 1 petite
Horatio Stansbury, h /■ anse
H. W. Peebles, s v prairie.
S. O. Nelson, Hawthorn Plantation, s..
Major Charles Olivier, s
Joseph Olivier, s
Thos. H. Thompson,®
Carlos Grevenbevg, s.....
John Tarleton & Co., s
Robert McCarty, s
C. C. Weeks,
F. D. Richardson, Bayside Plantation, s
Alfred Weeks,®
David Ker, s
L. Verret, Back Concession Plant., h
A. H. Brown, h
Mme. Phildmon Provost & others, h
Ursin Provost & Co., s __
Mrs. A. Patout, h
H. B. Bayard, h
Goulat &l Garry, h
J. H. Walker, h
Max Stevens, h
M. Broussard, h
Patout Brothers, h
Octave Delahoussaye, Hillside Plant., s...
L. Grevenberg, h
Edouard Sigur, h
Dr. P.S.Carrington, now W. P.Kemper,h
Treville & Numa Sigur, h
Sigur & Callery, h r
R&L
R
L
L
R &L
L
R
197
291
305
44
46
230
300
150
80
160
185
50
35
95
180
160
170
35
64
112
20
43
21
12
5
110
180
70
245
3
200
110
as
o
B
o-
1 o
115
75
125
35
36
475
145
487
■88
210
20
"40
30
189
328
42
47
127
295
162
70
48
164
55
77
160
65
350
470
■ffio
109
36
173
230
430
106
112
31
NAMES OP PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ST. MARY, ATTAKAPAS.
continued.
t"1 &
B. Price, s, now Mrs. W. Mackerell.... 1 a
. H. Byrne, h.. J 3
fm. F. Weeks'& Co., s ,1®
rantjois Prince, h... 7 g
.osemond Broussard, h J ^
Irs. Charles Grevenberg, s ^
*h5odore Fay, s I bayou
/I. Sorel, Oilman's pneumatic battery J-
drs. Charles P5cot & Co., s teche'
}. L. Fuse'lier, s J
Jrdgoire Bodin, h 1 Erairie
'ellerin & Olivier, s f RIGHT
rhdo. Dumesnil, k.. f^yo^
lenry Penn, Jr., h ) teche.
7. A. Frbres., 170, and Ferret, 19 ")
r. A. Frbre, s ...
r. B. Maynard, h
Mrs. G. Bouillet & Martel, h
Yrmelin Brothers, s.
i'uselier & Mossy, s
Jenry Foot, s
r. M..Foot,
lames Lacy, h.....
A.L.Fuselier, &., 145,and R. Bernard,19 j-
ET. 0. Darby, s
El. H. Byrne, s
Mrs. W. S. Harding, «•....,
Mrs. E. Me Waters, h ~.
Dr. S. Duncan & McWilliams, Camper-
down Plant., s.
Dr. S. Duncan & McWilliams, Oxford
Plantation,® ."
Mrs. James Porter, s „
J. L. Hudgins, h ) grand
John Millet, h j lake.
John M. Rice, now W. D. Bethel, h
T. C. Carlin, s
Judge Edouard Simon, Palo Alto PI., s
E. Rose, h
Capt. A. L. Fields, h
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NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
2^
S?JO
PARISH OF ST. MARY, ATTAKAPAS.
CONTINUED.
Estate of Win. Stirling, s
Watson McKerell & Caffery's heirs, s....
J. B. Murphy, s \ prairie
J. G. Parkenson, h ^ right side.
Fellows, Huff & Co., vac'm[Cote Blanche.
Iram Anderson, s
Thomas J. Foster, s
Euphrasy Carlin, Eagle Plantation, s
Richard A. Wilkins, Brunswick Plant., s -
Mrs. Anderson Moss, h
Estate J. H. Bedell, h
Judge John Moore & Co., s
Dr. J. T. Hawkins, s
John H. Darnall,
W. &. A. L. Hayes, s..
Mrs. Henderson Crawford and Son, h..
Ehgere Sennette, s
J. E. Lacy, h "j
Adelard Carlin, Hunters' Retreat Plant., h
Provost & Carlin, h
David Berwick, Home Place, h
D. Berwick & Co., h
D. Berwick, Johnson Place, s
J. B. Robertson & Co., North Bend PL, h
Stockley Vinson, h
Thomas J. Rice, s
Benjamin Pludson, Midway Plantation, s
Nathan Berwick, s
Benjamin Hudson, South Bend Plant, s
R. H. Byrne, h J
Estate Wm. Pumphrey, h j
Estate Wm. Pumphrey, h
Michel Paul Rasmus, h
Romin Verdun, and others, h •.... a
Estate of George Sennet, and others, h... I %
Bethell & McMaster,s.nowGen.W.Moye j °
Leo. Tarleton, Augusta Plantation, «... |
Thos. S. Bisland, Fairfax Plantation, s..
Judge W. T. Palfrey, s '
Mrs. D. E. Meade, h I
P. C. Bethell, Grandwood Plantation, s. J
L
R
R&L
L
a
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: ss
a
' a-
c o
160
243
170
69
113
108
225""
105
75
172
203
100
200
38
15
53
223
221
100
174
84
49
206
40
125
55
121
67
200
130
138
18
84
116
86
64
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NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ST. MARY, ATTAKAPAS.
CONTINUED.
P. C. Bethell, Pecan Grove Plantation, s
now S. H. Perkins.......
P. C. Bethell, Live Oak Grove Plant., s.
0. & N. Corney, s, Radiville Plant
Mrs. A. M. Stanley, s
William Jacobs, s, now Alfred A. Fuse-
lier 1 I 3
Duguy & Baskerville, s ] 3
Jos. M. Chafpentier & Co., s
Mrs. D. E. Meade, s
Thomas Wilcoxson & Co., h
Richard Lynch, s i atchafalaya,
W. J. Nash, Sr., s > above
E. H. Skaggs, Viejo PI.,s. ) pattersonville.
Estate D. D. Richardson & Bro., Wave-"|
land Plantation, s :•
Louis Daigle, h — ...1
Dr. J. L. Haudressy, k, now William
Jacobs
J/A. & P. P. Brian, h '.
Antoine Como, s
John M. Bateman, pneumatic battery....
V. H. Rentrop, Wilton Plantation, h
W. M. & J. K. Smith, s v
Mrs Elizabeth Cochrane,/!. ...
Henry Bradley, s
Dr. John Rhodes,®
Dr. Walter Brashear, s j Berwick
Thomas Hoskins, h J-
Dr. Grout, h | bay.
Elias Bears, s..... J
M. W. Bateman, h "|
James N. Wafford, s
Carroll M. Vinson, h
Dr. John Tarleton, s
W. P. Kemper, h ...[Shaver Island.] [J
Rev. S. J. Davis & Co., h
Henry E. Lawrence, s, Hard Scrabble
Plantation
John Burris, h
Thomas M. Tucker, h ...J
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NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ST. MARY, ATTAKAPAS.
CONTINUED.
Estate of David Robbins, s.....' £
E. H., Skaggs, Victoria Plantation, s....
Mrs . William Develin, A
L. A. Roussel, A
Dr. I. Bowman, A...:....
V. H. Renthrop, Fairfield Plantation, A.
Mrs. S. R. Mardis, s, D. F. Haydel crop
W. Rochelle, Jr., Shades Plantation, A.
V. H. Rentrop & Son, A ( Grand
James Todd, Cuba Plant., s— \ Lake.
Joseph Knight, A
Plenry Knight, A
Henry Gibbons, h. [At Point]
R. B. Brashear & Co., Bayou Bceuf, or Tiger
Island, left side do wn from Pattersonville, s.
Olympus Young, s
Mrs. Elwin Stansbury, s ..
Sanders & Daniel, s..
J. Y. Sanders, h
Dr. John Tarleton, s
Auguste Landry and Sons, A
Templet & Savoy, h
T. & E. Cocke, s
Total Amount, Parish of St. Mary
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN, ATTAKAPAS.
KI&HT SIDE OF BAYOU TECHE.
W. Singleton, A 1 bayou
Sidney Single.ton, A $ fuselier
Moore Brothers, h:.
Dr. B. Wilkins, A
Dt. W. E. Walker A., ")
Gen. E. P. Scott, s
Mrs. Valery Martin & Son, h
J. E. McFarland, s
S. & A. Broussard & Co., A
Tertroud & Bienvenue[Isle aux Cypres
V. A. Fournet, s ;...
Charles O. Duclosel, s
Gabriel Fuselier,A.-.. ? bayou
David Sandos,A jtortue
35
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
Bo
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN, ATTAKAPAS.
RIGHT SIDE OF BAYOU TECHE. CONTINUED.
Cdser Labbe & Co., h 1
L. D. & D. DeBlanc, s.... >COTEAU
Nicholas Cormier, h )
St. Denis Dt. DeBlanc & Co., s., 170,
Mrs. Delacroix, 23 ;
Dr. J. S. Peebles,s... ..
Dr. A. Duperier, s
F. <S£ V. Darby, h..
Harvey Hopkins,®
J. Lloyd Lewis, s .•
David Hayes, A [Petite Anse Prairie.]
Francis S^goura, h..."[In the Prairie.]
J. Lloyd Le_wis, h., now Fostin Dupuy,
[Orange Island Place]. ....
Simonet Leblanc, h [Prairie.]
Total Amount—Parish St. Martin—Right Side
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN, ATTAKAPAS.
LEFT SIDE OF BAYOU TECHE.
Alexandre Savois and Son, A
Charles Lastrapes, s,
S. T. Thorne, s
Leon Dupuy, h [Grande Anse, au Large]
Treville Thibodeaux, Ji
Olivier Broussard & Co., s
Mrs. Joseph Ducret, A...,
Judge Cornelius Voorhies, s
R. & B. Berard, h
Gen&ral Alexandre De Clouet; s
Dr, J. H. Thomas, h,.. ... —. A— "
David Magill,
S. & L. D. Vinson, h...... ) Catahoula.
Edmond Lapeyrouse, h.. ^
Charles Durand, Jr. & Co., s...
Charles Durand, Sen., s
Ursin Lenormand,
G. & L. Fournet, •••••
Darecourt Landry, s
J
36
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN.
LEFT SIDE OF BAYOU TECHE.—CONTINUED.
Charles Landry, s ")
Mrs. Neuville DeClouet, s.
Valsin Bernard &. Dugas, h, now Ratier
& Perrett
E. Leblanc & Bonin, and others, s.
Dorestan Prince, s.
P. S. Sanchez, s
Euzfebe Neuville, s .'......
A. B. Dauterive,5
E. B. Broussard, s
Camille Hebert, h .......
Francjois Metayer,and Son, s....
Luzincourt Gonsoulin, andBienvenu, s
A. Gondran, s
Zephirin Broussard, h ..•
Joseph Loreau, s.1 J
Dr. A. D". Wedderburn,* Bute-&-la-Rose PI-
Ddsire Broussard, h £
Marsh Brothers,«... | S
Eloy J. Broussard, h.... i ®
Edouard & Alexandre Broussard, h....
Wrti. Rose, s I |
A. & M. Decuir, s — J "
T. J. Jones, s V a
Theodore Carlin, h. j g
Urbin Carlip, h.. — i £
Olivier Brothers, s f w
J. Tarletorij h — | g
A. G. Lafontaine,h...., .J
J. B. Anger & others, A....[Beau Bayou.l
W. W. & E. T. King, s[Bavou L'embarras.j
Charles.R. Muggali, s....[Bayou Latanier.]
Lulce Owens,$.• —
| Charles C1. Palfrey, s
TotahAmount, Parish of St. Martin—Left Sid|e
PARISH OF VERMILLION.
| Emile Bernard, h
! Alexis Derouan & Ldo Hubert, h
Bayou
Vermillion.
37
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
35?
P-a
■I
PARISH OF VERMILLION.
continued.
Aborn Lyons, h ~|
Lloyd Willcoxson, h
Gerard & Paulin Dbcuir, h
Thomas Winston, h
William Kibbe, h
Thomas Winston, h... >
Estate R. Cade,
Dr. Epperson, h
Young & Lyons, h. ,,
Stokes W. Shaw, h
A. & L. Campbell, h
John Armstrong, h [Grande Chenibre.]
Total Amount of Parish of Vermillion
t-1 !*J
i I-
s» S"
R
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L
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157
u
L
68
213
u
53
R
u
34
L
36
R
45
606
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Benoit de St. Clair, h
Valsin & B. Martin, h
Louis V. Mauton, h
A. E. Mouton,^....
Estate of John Greig, h
Andrb Martin, h
Estate of Charles Mouton, h
Gov. Alexandre Mouton, s
Hervilien Broussard, h.. .[Cote Gelbe.]
B. C. Crow,h
Alexandre Guidry, h
Total Amount of Parish of Lafayette
PARISH OE ST. LANDRY.
E. D. Gaudin & Sons, Gold Dust PI., s.. I \
J. U. Payne, St. Peters Plantation, s— f <
A. M. & J. U. Payne, Bearbr.ake Pl.,s.. f t
Shields Brothers^ Anchorage Plant., s..
H. Chretien and, Mother, s J bayou
Isaac F. Littell, s
Dr. Thos. A. Cooke, s 1 ) bceuf.
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295
R&L
239
R
378
L
120
"
193
. u
140
it
115
D
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NAMES OF PLANTERS AND PARISHES.
Of*
Bi©
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
continued.
ch &
■| X
Jesse Andrusi h 1 ^
Green Hudspeth, h t R&L
L. A. Webb, «.. ........ C L
Scribner Brothers, s....,
Estate of James Morgan, h
Mrs. W. W. Jenkins, s
Elbert Gant, h ) WAXKB"
Dr. J. C. Hill, j
Pr. C. H. Beauckamp, s )
Dierre Wartelle, \
Prescott& Moore, s ")
Offutt Brothers, s, Home Plant j
Offutt Brothers, s, Labiche PI. | bayou
Allen Thomas, 5 1
L. St. Jacques Landry, Good C0URTBLEAU,
Luck Plant.,A |
Joseph Melan§on, h J
Eliakim Littell,s [Bayou Petite Teche.]
Mrs. A. & M. Castille, s
Lastrapes Brothers, s
Robert Harwell, h
Mrs. J. B. Ddjean, aind, s ►
Napoleon Robin, .".
Joseph Bdraud, s
Franqois Robin, s
Thomas C. Anderson, s
G. Hill, h [
C. L. Swayze, 5 j* opelousas.
Dr. J. A. Taylor, s \
G. W. Gardners
John P. Hudson, s | prairie
J. G. Pratt, s 1
B. R. Rogers, s {
Pannell Scott, h | bellevue.
M. W. Harwell,s. ... J
Estate-Thomas S. Hardy, h I grand
James Burleigh, h >
William F. Hardy, h ) coteau.
Total Amount of the Parish of St. Landry.
200
58
J>05
"6209
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RECAPITULATION.
NAMES OF PARISHES.
£ &
o
2 c
•*
1. Rapides ,
2. Avoyelles
3. West Feliciana
4. Pointe Coupee
5. East Feliciana
6. West Baton Rouge
7. East Baton Rouge
8. Iberville !
9. Ascension
10. St. James
11. St. John the Baptist
12. St. Charles
13. Jefferson
14. Orleans and .St. Bernard
15. Plaquemines
16. Assumption—Bayou Lafourche...
17. Lafourche Interior...do
18. Terrebonne. ..7 do
19. St. Mary-—Attakapas
20. St. Martin do
21. Vermillion—Lafayette
22. Lafayette..
23. St. Landry—Opelousas
Cistern Bottoms of 192,108 hogsheads
at an estimate say of 3 ^ cent
36
19
15
54
6
54
47
122
55
88
63
34
24
24
44
148
77
81
173
79
14
7
44
Total
Estimated at...255,115,750 pounds.
1308
34
17
15
52
6
49
45
111
51
70
51
34
24
. 24
44
85
54
62
71
• 36
1
2
32
992
Brown Sugar made by the bid process...192,108 hogsheads.
Refined, clarified, &c. including Cistern 29,732- "
221,840
40
STJC5-AIR CROPS IUST TEXAS;
NAMES OF PLANTERS AND COUNTIES.
1850.
BRAZORIA COUNTY.
Major J. H. Herndon, h .90 burnt j
Mrs. Sarah A. Wharton, s
Dr. Goodlett, h...
Abner Jackson, Lake Place, ®
Jackson & Hamilton, Retrieve Plantation, s
R. & D. G. Mills, Bynum Place, s
James Campbell, ®
R. J. Townes, s . ..1
Estate of William Manor, s
Col. M. L. Smith; Waldeck PI. and Refinery
Estate of C. R. Patton, s
W A. Rose, ® J
William Sharp & Co., s )
•n . cmrr-irr > OYSTER CRE1
Estate of T. J. Coffee, s .... )
R. & D. G. Mills, Low* Wood-Plantation, s '
Gerard Munson, s
A. E. Westall, s ;
S. S. Perry,®
J. G. McNeel, Ellerslie Plantation, s
J. G. McNeel, Homestead Plantation,® )
Estate of L. H. McNeel, s $
Abner Jackson, Darington Plantation, s
W. J. Bryan, s...., -
Cherouze & Brother, h..
Ballinger & James, s
Gen. Jos. Bates, s
F. & L. Winston, s
S. V. Winston, s
S. Rowe, s ; ®
Mrs. Sarah Mims, s
John II. Norris, h... . .
Levy Jordan, s
FORT BEND COUNTY.
Kyle & Terry,®
Col. Waters,®
MATAGORDA COUNTY.
J. B. & J. D. Hawkins, ®
Abraham Sheppard & Co., s
Mills & Warren, Caney Plantation, s... .t
Total Amount of Hogsheads of 1100 Pounds
J
BRAZOS RIVER.
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SUGAR TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Imports, Exports, Stocks and Estimated Consumption,
For the year ending December 31st, 1859, (exclusive of California and Oregon.)
Received at
NEW-YORK,
From Cuba
'' Porto Rico...
" St. Croix
, " Brazil
" Manila..
" Jamaica
" Trinidad, P. S
" Demerara..;...
" Barbad's, Antig.&c
" Other Foreign Ports
Total Foreign— 216264
Add Rec'tsof Melado, &c 10971
From Texas 2114,
" Louisiana . 45244]
" Other Coastwise 5586
Total Receipts— 280179
Add Stock Janu'y 1, 1859. 12873
Hhds.
181583
31606
60
2
*234
2547
. 24
153
55
Tcs.
176
426
1169
Bbls
7172
Total Supply—
Deduct Exp'tsto i'or.pts. )
S. Francisco & Can'da J
Deduct Stock Jan. 1,1860.
Taken for Consumption ?
from this Port )
293052
13005
280047
1Q77415279
383 360
-97
796
214 44393
11453 60925
154178
2956
314
95696
37549
157448221769
140101
15967
38
816'5
2751
443
• 2464
23
222|
2624'
, *6}@ 8J
t6 a 8i16i® Si
Value 1st Jan.
1859.
6 a 8
7la 9>i
— a 6}
172798
4514
1860
6i@81
7f©8
6|@7
161
1081
... 23341 5f« 8i 6f@8|
74 7608 ....
1145360925
11453 60925
25784411453
60925
158690 221843209230
14489 " "
173179221843
194461 7407
153733214436
20620
187798
219087
10932
208155
18020
*Muscovado.
tBox.
Weighing i90135 tons—of which For., imp. direct and coast., 159,627 tons.
Same time last year, 185,801 tons—of which, imp. direct and coast, 159,252 tons.
RECEIVED AT NEW-YORK,
from foreign & coastwise ports,
From 1st January to 31st December.
Inhds.
Tcs.
Bbls.
Bxs.
Bags.
1859... 280179
1858.,. 261567
1857... 242413
J856... 2400.91
1855... 236140
1854... 250312
1853.., 220740
1852... 175732
1851... 147298
1850... IU684S
11453 1 60925158690
7921 ! 48357,185062
10313 i 42363 100750
9511 48070109369
6085 | 43333137953
5358 28077,100202
4341 ! 49365' 95575
3667 | 48496195618
1706 1 44738 191897
1311 .' 35019132814
221843
71837
192307
269336
153024
124651
293964
111934
168687
61260
STOCK IN NEW-YORK,
1st January.
1860.
1859.
1858.
1857.
1856.
1855.
1854.
1853.
1852.
1851.
Hhds.
Boxes.
Bags.
22203
20620
26638
12873
14489
16036
8731
i46o
10476
19931
5936
10788
6745
14201
11077
5876
12276
9061
23186
12150
7582
13512
26105
1601
8835
3798
D4
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RECEIPTS OF FOREIGN,
From 1st January to 31st December, 1859.
Hhds.
and tcs.
Bbls.
Boxes.
Bags.
Total.
Tons.
238392
28812
32703
23290
621
17292
15639
lOoO
* 3152
4254
107
2295
157448
63703
15023
9720
10185
4897
221769
59903
46206
18163
454
3042
177312
"51138
24696
16756
2213
10714
341110
14200
26507
260976
25781
349537
5031
262829■
13346
355310
26507
286757
354568
276175
17618
21935
9492
14194
337692
25830
26507
264822
344C6
345(76
26628
261981
22947
311862
26507
230416
'318438,
. 239024
At New.York.
Boston...
Philadelphia....
Baltimore
New-Orleans ...
Other Ports....
Total Receipts in United States.
Add Stock at all the Ports, Jan.l, 1859
Total Supply-
Deduct Exports and Shipments inland
to Canada, from all the Ports, 1859.
Ded. Stock at all the ports, JaB.l, 1860
Total Consumption of Foreign-
Weighing i . 239,084 tons.
Consumption of Foreign in 18.; 8 244,758 tons.
Decrease in 1859 5,724 tons.
Consumption of Foreign in 1859, as above 239,034 tons.
Add Crop of 1858-59, Uouisiana, Texas, Florida, &c.,the-bulk of
which came to market in 1859, and assuming the Stock 1st Jan-
. uary, each year to be equal, (less 1,285 shipped to California) 192,150 tons.
Would make the total Consumption in the United States, of Cane •
Sugar, in 1859 431,184 tens.
Total Consumption of Domestic and Foreign in 1858 ...388,492 tons.
Increase in-1859 42,692 tens.
STOCK, 1st January.
PORTS.
185 8.
1859.
Hhds
&e.
Boxes
Bags.
Cases.
Hhds.
&e.
Boxes.
Bags.
Cases.
At New-York...
Boston &c..
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New-Orleans, &c
Other Ports
Total Stock
9345
1105
672
2158
'920
14489
4166
425
4951
1750
'531
4500
22203
1549
130
1692
256
20620
9560
1811
505
1910
■ 2J638
14200
Estim
25781
ated w
5031
'ght.l;
346 tons
25830
Estim
34406
ated wei
26638
ght, 22.'
47' tons
The above statistics show that the total receipts of Foreign Unrefined Sugar
into the United States for the year ending December 31,1859, were 262,829 tons,,
against receipts in 1858 of 255,100 tons, and in 1857 , 269,180 tons. Foreign taken
for Consumption in 1859,239,034 tons, against 244,758 tons in 1858-being a de¬
crease in the Consumption of Foreign in 1859, as compared with 1858, of 5,724
tons. Total Consumption of Foreign and Domestic in 18c9 431,184 tons,
against 388,492 tons in 1858, and 280,765 tons in 1857—being an increase in the
total consumption of 1859, compared with 1858, of 42,692 tons, or nearly 11 ^
cettf; being the largest amount we have ever recorded.
GENERAL REMARKS.
In my report of the crop of each plantation, I have, as much
as it has been in my power, extended the crops in actual
hogsheads, and paid no regard whatever to either'the quantity
in pounds, value or quality of their contents, as every one is
aware that they differ materially in all these particulars. But
very few planters are opposed to this method of reporting their
crops, and these are to be foifnd amongst those working by
the different new processes,, whilst others reproach me "with
wishing to swell the extent of the crop of Louisiana. I should
like to have them reflect on the difference it would make in
my report if I .was to call a hogshead 1000 pounds, as some
of them would have me to do. No one could understand
where so many hogsheads of Sugar had been found by me,
when no one else could see them. Let it.be well understood
that the different plantations of Louisiana furnish to the com¬
merce of the country, hogsheads of considerable difference, as
well in value as in weight and quality of contents. It is well
- known that our planters do not make hogsheads of the same
size, and there is a wide margin in some of them.
In making my estimate of the total amount of the crop in
pounds, I have concluded, after due investigation, to adopt the
ratio of 1150 pounds per hogshead, as being the proper esti¬
mate upon the gross amount of the total crop—the Sugar
having been generally of an inferior quality.
The product of forty-two plantations, worked by the vacuum
and other new processes, and amounting to 23,969 hogsheads,
I class as a distinct and separate article, some being refined,
clarified, etc, and all these planters working their cistern
Sugars, and a few even some of their Molasses, which are
returned in their crops as Sugar, although oftentimes of a
rather infeiior quality.
44
I have found, that of the Sugar-houses in operation in this
State, some 1308 of them have given an aggregate production of
221,840 hogsheads Sugar, weighing, according to my estimate,
255,115,750 pounds of all sorts, including the cistern bottoms,
992 of the plantations being worked by steam and 316 by
horse power.
The production of Molasses has been larger than the
previous season ; I have, therefore, thought that about 70
gallons per thousand pounds sugar would be a proper esti¬
mate ; say about 17,858,100 gallons, against 24,887,760 the
year previous.
Respectfully,
P. A. CHAMPOMIER.
New-Orleans, Feb. 22, 1860.
OBSERVATIONS GENERALES.
Dans mon rapport de la production de chaque habitation, je
n'ai qu'autant qu'il a etd en mon pouvoir portd le chifTre de
chaqu'une dans mes colonnes qU'en boucauts reels, tels qu'ils
se comportent, et n'ai nullement eu egard a la quantite de
livres, ni a la valeur, pas plus qu'a la qualite de leur contenu,
chacun sachant tres bien qu'il existe de tres grandes variations
dans toutes ces particularity. II n'y a que fort peu de plan-
teurs qui soient opposes a cette maniere de rapporter leurs rd-
coltes, et ceux-ci se trouvent parmi les nouveaux procedds,
pendant que d'autres sont sous 1'impression que mon ddsir
serait de chercher a enfler la rdcolte de la Louisiane. J'aime-
rais a les voir reflechir et considerer la difference que cela
ferait dans mon releve de la recolte, si j'etablissais une moyenne
de mille livres au boucaut, comme quelques-uns d'eux vou-
draient que je fisse ; on pourrait avec raison demander oh je
trouve autant de boucauts de sucre, que- personne ne verrait
que mohmeme. Je desire done, qu'il soit bien entendu que je
pretends dire que les habitations sucrieres de la Louisiane four-
nissent au commerce du pays des boucauts de sucre de toutes
capacitds, ainsi que de toutes qualitds. Du reste, chacun sait
fort bien que nos planteurs ont le droit de faire leurs boucauts
de la grandeur qui leur convient.
En faisant mon estime du total de la recolte en livres, j'ai
pensd d'apres mes recherches faites, qu'il serait rationel d'adop-
ter un average de 1150 livres par boucaut, sur la totalite dela re¬
colte. Les sucres ayant et£ gdneralement de qualite inferieure •
Le prefduit de 42 habitations exploitees par le vacuum ou
nouveaux proeddds, se montant a 23,969 boucauts, je classe
comme un article a part, tel que sucre rafine, clarifie, etc., etc.
Les proprictaires de ces differentes manufactures me rapporten t
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dans leurs recoltes, les fonds de citernes, et quelques uns, mdme
du sucre de mdlasses, parfois d'assez mauvaise quality.
J'ai trouvd parmi les sucreries en operation dans l'Etat, que
1,308 ont produit 221,840 boucauts sucre, pesant ensemble
255,115,750 livres, de toutes sortes y incluant les fonds de
citernes selon l'estimd que j'en ai fait; sur 992 des susdites
habitations on se sert de vapeur, et sur 316 de chevaux comme
force motrice,
Le produit des melasses a etd plus abondant que dans
l'annee precedente, j'ai, en consequence, pense qu'environ 70
gallons par mille livres de sucre serait un estime convenable,
c'est-&.-dire, 17,858,100 gallons, contre 24,887,760 l'annee
dernidre.
Respectueusement,
P. A. CHAMPOMIER.
Nouvelle-Orldans, 22 Fevrier 1860.
DANIEL EDWARDS,
IRON, COPPER, BRASS,
TIN, SHEET IRON, MOULDING, FINISHING
28, SO & S3 NEW LEVEE, and 87, 39 & 41 FULTON STREET,
rg"EW=onijEAKrs.
Facilities for the execution of the following described woik, superior
to any other house in the South or West:
Chimneys, Preachings, Stills, Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans,
Clarifiers, Filterers, Heaters, Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms for
Distilleries.
Slieet Iron ]Pixoe.
Ashcroft, Beamont, and Hearsen Steam Guages, Steam Whistles,
Brass Cocks, and every description of Brass Work of my own manu¬
facture. India Rubber Hose, all sizes, with connections.
Gas Pipe from 1-8 to 3 inches diameter, and all connections to suit.
Globe Valve Cocks, all sizes, with or without Flanges.
The Trade supplied with Brass Work at New York prices for Cash.
Planters, and others interested, would do well to call and examine my Steam
Trains for the manufacture of Sugar before purchasing elsewhere. They have
been in operation for many years and give universal satisfaction. See and
judge the workmanship on my make of Trains.
liefer to the following Planters, who have them in use on their Plantations,
\V. & It. Staokiiottse, Plaquemine,
C. <fc J. ViLi.KRE, Plaquemine,
A. & 0. Kf.iu.io, Plaquemine,
Messrs. Moloney, Bro., Hope lle-
flnery, New Orleans.
And many others.
Gen. 11. C. Gamp, Iberville,
Enw vim J. Gay, Esq., Iberville.
0 .1. Tucker, Esq., Lafourche,
John Lyali., Esq., Lafourche,
Nelson & Donklsox, Lafourche,
8 0. Nelson, Esq., New Orleans,
pg-AU work furnished by me fully guaranteed.