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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17
OHERIEE1S SALE

ShGIAEE CALI
OThe State OF Ohio. Trumbuu County, IS,
: t. J. MeLain & Son, In TEum61n Com
NJ. D. LOveiess, ct. al. c0a AefoH.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out
OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County, Ohio in the above named case, 10
me directed and delivered, I have levied
on and shall expose to public sale at the
door Of the Court House In the city Of War
rem, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 18th day OfSept,, 1870,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock
.. m, Of said day, tO-W1tI First the one
third OF said lands belonging to said n. d.
Ioyeless, and II thatbs insufficient to pay
the mou due TO plaintiff and costs OF sale,
Ishau sell the remaining tWo-thirds, to sat
isfy said claim, situate In the County Of
Trumbuu, State Of Ohio, and Township Of
Warren, and known as part Of lot No. ., in
said Township. Bounded as follows Begin
ming at q post standing atthe SE.cornerofa
dwelling house and lot formerly owned by
8. d. Harris thence runningE. $50 E. one
chain s. inks TO the edge Of the water OF
Mahoning River; thence =. 1919 west OF
River, 8 chains 10 links to the north side OF
Liberty Street $50 called; thence north $50
w. along north line Of said street ] chain 20
links to a post; thence N. 70 E 5 chains a
links 70 q post; thence n. 75o z q links to
the S. W. corner OF said Harris lot; thence
north SO E l chain 81 links to post az the
place OF neutrality-suspicious. about = Of
an acre OF land, being the same property on
which n. d. LOveless lived In September,
ls69, Appraised at $500. Terms CIfh.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff
Sherirs ONCE. Warren. o., Aug. Il. Is7O-5L
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ESTATE of Susan Clark, decd
LNotice is hereby given that the subscri-
Der has been appointed Administrator on
the estate Of Susan Clark, late OF MesopOta-
mia, Trumbun County, decd.
ALMON CLARK,
harrington Aug. II, ls7O-3te Admir-.
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ESTATE Of Ambrose Mason, decd.
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoint
ed and qualified as Executor. on the estate
Of Ambrose Mason. deed, late OF Trumbul
Co, Ohio. JOHN REEVES
Rowland, Aug. Il, Is7O-St
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r OTHAIRI the great new book, by
LDisTaeli-a lot Just reed. Also the sUn-
Kind Fordn and q noble nfe, both BY the
author or John Hahaxi 81 ADAMS Book
Store,
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NOTICE FOR SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE FOR SETTLEMENT.
IN The ndenignedproprietorsOf the Leav-
ittsburgh Mil proposing todtEsolVe b now
existing partnership, give notice to all in
debted BY note or book account, to call i'm
medtately n settle the same, as amer the
dissolution the books and papers will be put
into the hand OF p-roperonicers for immedi-
ate settlement. This Is fair warning. and
all interested are respectfully requested 70
attend to the same Immediately.
BAXTER LOWRY.
Leayittsburg. Aug. II. Is7O-3r
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a TrArHMENn-

IA. V. Baldwin, A. N. Baldwin. and
Henry West Jr. partners as Baldwin, West
! & Co, vs. z. =. Jones.
Before Henry Hamilton, Justice OF the
Peace OF Brookheld Township. Trumbull
Co.. Ohio.
On the 4th day OF August, 1870, said Justice
issued an order Of Attachment in the above
action, for the sum Of S45, returnable Aug.
s, $50. Defendant not being found, this
cause was continued to Sept 10, $50, at ten
a. m. CLARK a RWIN
Aug. II, lS70-3ts Pitts AttyAs.
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CHERRIES SALE in Attachment.

Va fmOu Pleas,
Marshal Lattent ct, all
By virtus OF an order Of aals In Attach
ment issued out Of the court Of Common
Pleas, Of Trumbun County Ohio in thoabOve
named case, 10 me directed and delivered, /
shall expose 70 public sale At the door OF the
Court House In the city Of Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF Sept, 1870,
between the hours OF zone and three o'clock
D. m. OF aid day, the following described
real estate, tO-W1t: Situate IN the County OF
Trumbun, State Of Ohio, in township OF
Greene, known as part OF lot No. - n is
bounded as follows: Beginnings at the centaF
OF the state Road at the NORTHWEST 1Orner OF
q niece OF land bought by Barnabas Church.
uf, OF William Harrington; thence east on
lot line 8 chains 80 links 70 q post; thence 8
SO K 2 chains and 50 lnkB 20 apost; thence
west s chains and IS links % the center OF
the road; thence north 9 chains and 50 links
70 the place Of beginning; containingtWoC9
acres Of land. more or iea9- Appraised ct
1880. Terms Cash
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff
sherinrs once, Warren, o. Aug. n, iS7O-5L.
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County Nominating Convention.

The Union Republican voters Of Irum'
bnII Countv. are requested TO meet by dele
oates al WlRREN, on Tuesday, AugustS0, $50,
n m O'clock, g. m, 10 nominate candidates
for TIE following Offices, 70 wit: Recorder,
Surveyor, Commissioner ana hnrnary
Director.
Theseveral townships VIII be entitled 70
the following representation to-Wtt:
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ESTATE Of Morgan E. Hayes,
EIdec'd. The undersigned has been ap-
pointed and qualified as ExecutriI on the
estate Of Morgan E. Hayes, decd, late Of
Trumbull Co, Ohio. HANNAH HAYES
Fowler, Ohio, Aug. 10, Is7O3t'
ESTATE Of Quintus w. Gilmore,
IIdecid. The undersigned has been duly
appointed Administrator OF the estate OF
Quintus w. Gilmore, deed, late Of Gustavus,
Trumbuu County, Ohio.
R B. BARNES.
Gustavus, O., Aug. 10. IS7O-st.
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dress, with l0cents postage,tOT. ". EVANS
NEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET. Seminal, PhysI-
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A VOID QUACKS-A victim OF early in
Adtscretion, causing nervOusdeblity. pre-
mature decay, &C. ,havtngtried in vain every
advertised remedy, has a simple means OF
self-cure, which he viii send free to his
fellow-suherers. Address J. H. FUTILE.
q Nassau St, New York.
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Thomas ]. MoLA

MASTER Commissioners Sale
I'M The Statsof Ohio, TrumbuuO County. as.
@Ifthe Court Of Common Pleas.
Thomas ]. McLain, Civil
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| MASTER Commissioners Sale
IlThe STATE Of Ohio, Trumbun Co. 81
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
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New Advertisements.

INVENTORS A4 Is1gRqE xs. EPsO 2. g Ei0'E
~ Washington, D. C., for advice, terms ard
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

a VETERAN DEMoCaAr.-The Sclanao-
taay Star says: Hon. Morsecai Mvers or
'"'s city. and the oldest citizen VIZ b.,iavo
soted m the 2ist Ward on Tuesday,, md
east his seysnty 6fth annual ballot. Th.,
ne has as never missed volirg Mt a S.nte.aI..c'
non '"r seventy five Years, and always w.t.,
g"o;i y ;uocf,i:ct:c,r;. 'ses sosku
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

Sammy's mother wished to spend the eve
ming at a friends and therefore put the little
fellow TO bed telling him about the guardian
spirits who took care of good little boys To
further prevent the darkness from giving
him fear, she left the light dimly burning.
The next morning Sammy was up bright
and early and full Of news.
mamma, | saw the angels last nightr'
"Did your
"Yes, they got wings."
"Ahf"
'They sang to me''
ais 10 possiblev
@"Yes; and they bit me too!n
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The spaniaids have saying: "At thirteen
marry your daughter to her superior; at
twenty to her equal: at thirty to ANYBODY
that will have her. ~
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

''Ah, parson, 1 wish could take nv gold
with me-" said rich old Deacon Swipes. at
might melt if You did," quietly replied the
parSOn.
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melting sermon being preached in a coun-
Try church, all wept except one man; who
being asked why he did not weep with the
rest Oh" said he, II belong to another
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

The bed of the ocean is covered with a
s.Eet OF water, and biuows take the place of
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When mother in Scotland goes to regist or
her child's birth, according to the law, the
officer pomponsly SKIS hcr:-Were you pres
ent at the birth!
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Your doll looks very poorly, Jemima,v
Second Matroa-"Yes, dear, thinks it frets n
great deal about Alfred. He knocked one of
h.s eyes ont last week, and it lost = great deal
OF sawdnst, and hasn't been the same dol
SINCE -.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

, hen Is 4 tombstone like a tallow din?
When II is set up for late husband.
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An cnragcd man tears his hair: but an ell
ragged woman tears her husband,
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

=, lhe latest song ont is Father Will Settle
Ihe Bill" 1t is very popular with Young
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, Honest industry has brought that man to
lhe scaffold," said a wag, as he saw a car
penter upon staging.
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=, Cider is so plenty in New Hampshire that
they pay man fifty cents barrel to drink it.
and good able-bodied labOrers are maxim from
one to two dollars day at the business.
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wisconsin must have some tall people if
TINS statement of local papEr may be be-
ieved, that they are going to build college
stories high.
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revenue collector in Missouri recently
tried to collect fifty cents head in a bali
roonl-the tax on hops.
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IT man gets up when the day breaks, can
lie be said to have a full day before him.
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They rather imposed upon Mr.. Greeley out
West. At Lawrence he was taken i'm a car
riage to see the city and its improvements.
Keeping him engaged in conversation, tho
irreverent scamps Of his escort drove Eve or
six times around a square, at each circuit
passing very fine building in course of cree
tiOn. At about the fifth round he broke forth
'Well. well, Lawrence is growing rapidly.
rapidly. Why, there is a very large number
Of tiRe buildings going up. Don't You fancy
there Is little monotony in the architecture,
though
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

| , DutchInan describes New Workers as
berry fine peoples" who ego about der
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curious typographical error recentlyap-
peared in morning paper, in giving an sc-
Soant OF an inquest, it was stated that "the
the jury return an excellent death-v =
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A person in prison was asked by fl lend
..T wnat 1t was for: Telling lies," lie replied
ieiiilg lies. how's that" demanded the
o.nor. Why, telling people l would pay
;em and not keeping my word.
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A Scotch paper tells us a pensive urcbin.
who said to his MISUNDERSTANDING. what
comes O. n the auld moonsi" Deed lodiie.
I'm not very sure was tho tardy reply;
they'll niabe clip them doom maxi stars q
them"
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Miss Ellen A. st. Clair, of Maiden, Mas.
has just arrived safe in San Francisco, after :,
journey, in her own carriage with her father.
OF nearly 3,OUO miles through the territories
north of the Prcifc railroad, during which
she visited the source of the Missouri and
Yellow Stone rivers making a part of the
journey in saddle and on foot Returning
from Montana, she crossed belt of Indian
country of 400 miles, meeting no white man
on the route and surrounded By Indians
nearly the whole time. Miss s: Clair returns
East IN December, when she will lecture on
Montana and the Indianss
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a cnhd who was walking through an art
gallery with hsr:mother, was attracted by a
statue of Minerva. "Who is that!r said she
NY child, that is Minerva, the goddess of
Wisdom" ''Wby didn't thcy make her hns-
band t0Os" because she had none inv
chhd. That was because she was wise, WASN'T
20, mama" was the artless reply
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"A aieA Aarish of Lafayette, u miles from
vfmofonvila. honting 12 arpents On the Bayou BY =
Ants N Aepth and detached tract Of wood. 50 ~
penn The plantation Il under good fence. 9:5 appss
q Gvation, the balance enclosed as pasture. Urge
oSe4ng hopsc. - by 40. rooms below snd above,
Aipe kal kchen, carriage hcuse, stable, fowl hAse,
servnnys room, cabins crib, stable. sheds, good
sugar pase and horse mill. kettles with capacity for sig
M suoar in g hours. 20 acres Of cane, 800
bQf1l6 corn for sale with the place. ~ !
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e. a Iady, aged IS, diedfeccntly in LAFAYETTE
a Mana. The enly property left was a ~,
ss koIa Pleee. that she had carefully kept cm.
Sea'ed Iof thlrty-five years, in order to nav
her own funeral expenses. '"'s
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+ The nation which produces most marriage.
must be fascination.
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why have You the right to pick photo
srapSers pocket Because he has pictureS,
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An lrishman in distress asked a man for
relief. He was repnlsed with "go to HI"
TAT looked at him in such q way as to FIX his
attention, and then replied: "God bless yoar
honOr Tor your civiiity for you're the first
gentlemen that's invited me to your fathers
house since kim to America"
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property, and bis changed condition ,,,.
tempted him to rove in fresh pasture, wb;nt,
Of course, has excited the jealousy or tha
mother Of his children. VI INC
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- ~ asts g.
A PLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH or NEW
Il Iberia esethank Bayou Teche. go Gpens s. from.
On the Techc. . deep Dwelling. new and fine.
sssms and hail, cost 50Ose weu new kitchen and
eas houses, double cahas sAbe. casreqA house and
III neeesery ont budingS Of the land II high State
Of enltisen 10 apenfe eesd cane sgood hands under
contract fe - yce ygoo1 mples plow horses Pows
carts enA p1afaoa inp)eusn1 compete, sheep. cows
hog, lie, 3eGel8. land All CLEARED, and moveable
psopertyep 4AA pJpos valued At more than e25O0 81
Iheys aeseo4 hA.d .sd for sale . large punber Of
valuable plantGsos and farms of any require and
Of every variety Of son which be had Oh The most
favoable terms have also some choice place not a
vered together with several extensive tracts admirably
suited for grasing farms. s4sssx az -ss
Pessons wishing 70 make investments In the Attaka
Aasaaahas AooNaie say i5fsepaeie4 they may desire,
tAs Deassr tosssAes q tie sdvest''.s soumns Of
wMh Skef addFcss.
A. many eausss operate change and modify the val
aaoss placed upon plantations sad farms in cultivation.
~ yces given in the schedule w mot be considered
blDdlns Ssr leaeae period sAna from the date
of ne Issue. The largest e1s allowed in soliciting
which viii be prenydyBfven.
f@ssA EDWARD H,kONBARD,
.sghsa1 1sal Essase A0nne Law IBERIA. La
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A Michigan family agreed to name their
children after the first steamboat tina. passed
the house after child was born, and have
named hye as follows: White Eagle, Polly.
Jay Cooke, Tempest, and Glad Thliugs. A
giIi was born to them last week, and as the
name Of the first boat that came alop" vs.
Ben Batter. they threw up the contract and
called her Hammer.
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remarkable breach of promise casa ba.
inst been commenced at Mansfield, q hv
Mary 4. MeNelly agninst Michael Nofocf
damages being $4,000. Tho parties hay.,
been living together for twenty six wears. snn.
posed to be man and wiIe, and have thrsee
children, and at least one Of their ehi1.lren i
married and has children, making the parties rt >.
70 W suit grandparents. Noflock the .lefsn'
danf, has lately falleR heir to conaiAcrohIp
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str3ns-ninded young lady of Cory,,.r
lnu., VINO was set npon by a scoundrei whiIs
o... =" ncr way nome few evenings since, DEM
ohstFatea her right to the franchise l,v str;t
ING out one OF his eyes with her parasol' Oh
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"Comc here, my lad" said an attorney 70
boy about nine years old. The boy came, snd
asked what case was to be tried next. The
lawyer answered, "A case between the people
and the devil; which do you think will be
most likely to gain the actien?" The boy re-
piled, II guess it will be pretty hard squeeze
tho people have the most money, but the
devil has the most lawyers" -
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A captain one of the old school, being at a
7h.!l, had been accepted by beautiful partner.
lady Of rank, who, in the most delicate
hammer possible limited to him the proprety
elegant reply, "never mind me madam
shall wash my hands when I've done dancing.
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family in Florida lost their little boy
and they advertised for him in tho daily paper.
That very afternoon an alligator crawled oat
OF the swamp and died on the front door-step
In his stomach was found handful of red
hair, some bone buttons, a glass ally, brass
barrelled pistol, a Sunday school book, and a
pair of check pants. The advertisements did
it. =
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A ludierous incident is related in connection
with the earthquake. A fat pupil in one of
the schools of Beverly, Mass, was in the act
OF sitting down, when the shock of earth
quake shook the building, which the teacher
attributed to the abrupt manner in which the
lad took his seat, for which offence he was re-
quired TO stand for three quarters of an hour.
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Two year old "Jennie. who lives in North
ampton. is very dainty little lady, and very
much afraid Of soiling her hands. One eyen-
ing while walking with her papa, the moon
attracted her attention, upon which he asked
her II she would like it to play with. After
No, papa. am afraid should get my hands
all mOony!" :. 80. :" -.-
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AT station on the overland route the
Keeper got rather short Of Ofprovisions fact
had nothing left bet . bottle Of mn.t.,I ..,J
some bacon. As the stage stopped there one
day to Change horses, the passengers seated
ansmse!ves ..a at the table, and The host said:
snail help you to piece Of baconi, enc
tnahk Yen, never eat bacon" said the trav,
sicr "Weli, then" said the station keeper
neIp yOursen to mustardr a,t... ~ = =
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AFARMOF ONE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-FIvE
n arpenta almest wholly above the aeod Of 1867 fer.
soil, improvements fair aboat two miles from Jean
nerette six or seven miles below New IBERIA fronting
Bayou Teche; some choice ru trees as location for
residence pleasant neighborheod aud heathnl aton
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A PLANTATION ONE AND ONE-HALF NILES
n West Of vermonvilr go arpents cleared land and
IS arpents good woodland large dwelling 81 by 20
feet with nine rooGns double laborers houses brck
chmI eysl small house. e6 by ID feet, with br'ck chm
new mill house 81 by g. shed for wagons. with
com mill inside large house and stable bniit ls'
two hundred arpents under good fence and in cultivation
terms very favorable. %
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PLANTATION ON BAYOU CORTABLEAU BE-
tween washington and Barry's Iandine $50 acres,
$50 open and 200 under 900 bushels old eor some
fodder Is acres cane 25 in machinery and mate
rial, for spar house. superior dwelling so feet IL
rooms and fire places, dwelling built in lst'2 Other
.I..".,- ;r,rrovov,ert. on the place 81
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us sweet to court,
But, On! how bitter,
To coaft q gal
And then not git her."
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When is a butterfly like kissi When it
Slisbts on tulips. seses53 -
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Old Jadse b. Of New .H"m2shise.
Was what Artemus Ward would have termed
. ''socinhie cuss." of the bench, and wa.
Rotsd for claiming aequaintance with uny
oae whose 'ooks happened to please him.
Entering ciowded Car on the Boston .aad
Maine Road. one day, his honor found the
onty unoccupied srut to be BY the side Of
snsrtty aress-d and rxther good looking
young woman Ascsrtstning thst tho seut
was not engaged. the Jadgr se e,sl.d himss h
comfortably in it. and turning with his ac-
customed blapd. fatherly smile 10 his fair
cOsnPwWicn. said: aisa aa7 EaU -
g." Your face seems 'frniliar to me a.y dear;
think lanu,t know you.'''re. - -
Il should think y"u might said the un.
known. in n course. vhfskey. contrnIto voice,
forming vindiosivr pair Of eyes on tbe
judge. II should think you might:
y"n sent ne To Ne houses Of correction for
The Judge did not press his claim for ac-
iuuiosa'cr ssy further ia that quarter.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

A SUPERIOR SUGAR PLANTATION AT FACsSE
n Point east bank Of the Teche 81 miles portheas OF
IBERIA 800 acres 80 cleared balance well tim
bered with sugar wood and cypress. Good dwellings
buildngs laborers houses. large sugar honse with
complete nachnery. Large stable corn crib IA young
Plow se Place in high state of cultivation made 100
hegsh1ads sugar last year from 90 acres land Superior
aesd cass - plant 50 acres twenty hands on the
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-23

PLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF NEW
iberia, east bank Bayou Teche. go arpents, All
cleased ITO fenced and in one
a~etisse buik Is0 cost of 5000. and yard en-
eloseA with sawed pickets. Out houses complete and
realty arr~need -Four doahls lahorers houses stable
corn and carriage hoase with few other small build
ingE this Of the best Improved properties In tue
faYnfAhle. B. ! - -Sl