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IHpfGo.-The Planters Gazette, of the 20th inst, says By article published some time ago in the Baton Rouge Advocate, and by subsequent ex- hbiton at the fair, learn with pleasure that the culture of Indigo is beginning to attract the atten ton of planters in Louisiana. and that the most triumphant success has attended the experiments of those who have made beginning Mir Raphael Hebars all estmable citizen of West Baton Rouge, made a few pounds last season, by way of experi- men, and the article has been pronounced, by com peten judges to be fully equal. if not superior to the best Caracal indigo, which sells readily at two dol iers a ponnd. We vist,d MT Ills place, few the apparatus for manufacturing indigo. In siort, the expenses of an outfit for making it, are next to nothing. and Mir II. assured us that one acre of Louisiana soil woulg yield between July and 0cto. Der from forty to sixty pounds and that teo, at one

 He has prepared to raise regular crop of indigo, the coming season. portion of bis plantation wifi also be devoted to cotton.