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INDIGO IN LoU1s1aNA-The editor OF the Ba-
ton Refuge Advocate has had box OF indigo
presented to him, raised in the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, Louisiana Accompanying the
indigo, the editor received a communication, from
which the following is extracted:


The article has been pronounced by compe-
tent Judges as being not inferior to the best Car
accas indigo, selling at 81 per pound. He says
" One acre of ground, well cultivated in West
Baton Rouge, viii yield from forty to sixty pounds
that it requires only from July until October fol
cultivating ii that there is not connected with
it one-third Of the expense Or time that is gene
rally required for the cultivation of cotton" LIZ
therefore intends IN future to turn his attention
to the cultivation Of indigo in preference to cotton