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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13
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Shock of an earthquake in Charleston ol
Monday.
Red Cloud aud Spotted Tail axe tue aen5a
tion in New York.
Red Cloud wore stove pipe hat in Wash
ington. and looked unpicturesque.
The boquets thrown to Patti at her last
Paris appearance filed eight carriages.
/ There is peaceful household in Beieit,
where mans wife has not spoken to Li,u for
fifteen years.
California jury recently brought in 4
verdict " that they had agreed to disagree
This little joke cost them twenty dollars.
The Confederate graves at Somerville, Ten
nesse, were decorated last Saturday, win ap-
prOpriatc ceremonies
Kentuckian has gone off with an Indiana
woman named Gum, leaving NJ. Sum and
the small arms disconsolate.
A woman in New York sewed up a child's
nostrils because it wouldn't u5. = haulka.-
chief
brother and sister convicted Of murder.
were recently executed on the same scaaold
at Tullawood, Ireland.
The hair dressers shops of Madrid are illet
with girls anxious to sci. tholr haIY--su much
misery Is there i'll Spain.
man i'll Atlanta. GcogIa recently, UHJ
sleeps with his mouth open, Lad is ia.-s
teeth stolen by an adroit thief.
In nh action against an editor for libel, ta
Illinois jury has awarded the pIaint.if th.os-.
quarters of cent.
n par er in Lawrence, kansas, wants au
AsIt ar hos
him from personal violence.
Mrs. Henry Hathaway, of south Adams.
the mother of nine daughter III succession,
second year Of age.
At wedding in Janosy,lle. Wis lately. r....
guests were made happy by being furnished
with four gallons of Thisloy aud tan hatI-t.
of beer.
An exchange says; Trying 10 do business
without advertising is like winkin. through
a pair of green goggles-you may know Win:
you re doing, but no one else does
At Azleton, Wis, a lady lost her. and al.
ter searching week, found her in the Lac.
of hardware store trying ~ hatch uut
dozen white porcelain door knobs.
A disconsolate Young female, Of ,ixt,-or-.
'nly three weeks Il widow, allowed bey~e.! s+
,e led to the matrimonial alta in Louisville.
he other day, by youth dl seve.ity-sey eu.
An Eastern editor n,titi,- o.,-se~;,ou -as.,-
hat Il. We should desire stupid articles wt-
an write them our-s!f.'
Red Cloud and his followers are a't agreed
n conIerring on their &C.. at Fat,r.'
rant. th' title of B.. Sm"k-
IT,. ceriou- ar. If. e'rltr re ed
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- W sh Son every s4eress

a S6ath-ri plp-r tGas -pi;.mz,s iyncs
law: - -Four Kentuekisss. in ,iai for mnr
dering neigheor. mad surprise party
from hundred or two citizens the other
night. They hadn't any last words ready
aud they wouldn't have shad time to say
them if they had. All aave families"
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A PLANTATION IN ISLE PIQuANT. EVE MILES
Il from Hubertye, and Bayou Teche ten niie4 frsre
New Iberia three thousand five hundred acres shous
sand acres heavily timbered, cypress swamp thou
sand hundred arabic Land. Thousand three
hundred acres pasture lands iine Tad su gas
rice corn potatoes and other crops AMI place
raising cattle horses mules, hogs. A dwelling honse.
donbie cabins and small house the place The
place can be purchased on ier1 part cash and
liberal credit. 81ssS2 - 10
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yluabie Plantations aud farms II any equTed Sire and
orevesy variety Of SOIL (which b had On IL most
fSSUabiet terms have also some culce r1aces not ad
sertsed together with several extensive tracts admirably
saited for grazing farms. e : is'e - = -
Persons wishing to mako nvestmsnts in the AtsaSa
pas parishes obtain any Information they may dsse
not found in the Circular the advertising columns ol
the Banner, together with schedule Of prices terms,
conditions of sale etc. by forwarding stamped envelope
with their address
ratosis plced apon plantations md Afms in e1llvuson
the prices given in the schedule will be considered
binding for longer period than ten days from the date
ssuc The largest atilude allowed In eoliciting
ia aforiiaop. which viii Be lproapely given. is
ISL ssseuliE SO EDWARD Il. LO4kARQ. !.
sss ee1@ssl -, Red Es1ees Agsnt New merla, La
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Columbus (Texas) Citizen.

The Rev. Horace Cook, who recently al.
Quoted young girl. and then fAigned in.
sanIty TO save his broad back from tae pa.
fernai cowhide, has become poor and peni
tent. and' the Methodists are generously
begging money from sinners to set him up
10 business. We feel a consuming desire
TO contribute pelf to this fund, and the par
on who shall first bring around the plate
iaay esteem himself fortunate man. lie
should mt permit himself to be disconnected
by tae vision of a shotgun thrust iuto his
benevolent face, and the phantom of bull
pup campaigning against his heel; these are
hut the ordinary adiuncts of a newspaper
! offce' and possess no kind of significance.
frlff.f,,+.e ffLasf News Letter.
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A SICK MAN-Tbere are a great many
strange diseases in the world. There are
mental maladies as well as bodily ailments
The limbs sometime become paralyzed and
the mind sinks under loads Of care Yet
was Jimmy johnson afflicted bv none of
these disorders. He had Deen met late at
night on the street by a policeman, who
enormously supposed james was affected
by liquor. Under this impression even the
Recorder inquired if he was. not mortified
in being arrested un3er such circunlstances.
mortified at being sicki'' Indignantly
exclaimed james. ea., .sss - 1oi8
'.Were yon sick = asked tie magistrate.
..Of course | was.n s.
why. the policeman rays yoa were
reeling about and unable TO siand."
THAT fmay be-"
''And yet you were no; aruni.,-' q
mo" paf7 s,t.sl a4,
''l,'s queer disease; what Go you cail itlA
This mere than James ai.iieipat..ls
He scratched bs head ;.r a ii.,,,i.eni. and
then looking up with q bright smile. replied;
The biina staggers, sit"
.What. you are not horse.''
mo. but I'm pretty near a doIlkey.'r =
II is needless to say james got the fal
penalty Of the law. l. an
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81 SUGAR PLANTATION on RIdET B..SE of
isayou Veruiiion parish oi La:ay stte miles from
germiionviae fronting 2 arpenss the Bayou by &c
4Epents in depth, aud detached tract Of wood so ar
rsnt The plantation is under good fence 75 arpenta
IN csftiyson the balance enclosed rs pasture 1arge
dwelling house, 4e by 20. 4 rooms below and above
servants loom, cabins corn eaib stable, sheds rocd
sugar horse and horse MILL kettles with capacity for sz
bosshesd OF sugar - hoursy 20 OF cane 4OC
barrels corn for saie with the place. -
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4 SUPERIOR SUGAR PLANTATION AT FAUSSE
PanA east bank OF the Teche, " miles northeast Of
Se iberi Loo acres. $50 cleared balance well tim.
erea With sugar wood and cypress Good dwellings,
as buildings lahsrers houses. arss sugar house.. with
onple. machinery. Large stable, crib IA young
tekg IIauiss. 10 yoke oxen 100 head fine earle.
npw ssc. Place ia high state Of cultivation made 100
asslesds sugar last year from 80 acres land Superior
p.ss. s4s ssf-s~~ 49, ~.fsr sg5rfdl rs 4 81
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PLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF NEW
III IBERIA. east bank Bayou Teche, Cd arpcnts, all
e,fxe bt % $50 srrers fenced and in cultivation
i y yl.ffE Hss tJUno, yarf
closed with sawed rickefs. Out houses complete aud
neatly arranged Four double lahorcrs houses, STABLE
eern and carriage house with few other small build
ing this is Of the best improved properties in the
country terms favorable. 81
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@aIGAR PLANTATION FOUR AND pSE.tfAIFs
~ northeast Of New iberia. bank u. Bayou 8o,se
Isl arpeats superior Land, 25 cleared and ssfat
gpnd and cyprc@ tiials Cue dr. ee
Foetais ef p2iated lac Necessary pd1e5 Nfg1
three double Iaborers 200 hundred sarpenss In
cGitiyaons Seventeen in cane 10 in cotton, end the
balance in Six mules and plantation iIntieneats
ihe crop and stock sold with the place, and possesioa
given Immediately. Win be sold chear and on easy
q t@ssA 81
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Miss Lpaisa Stiatton of Cass county, In
'iiana chnll'-ng-s any man in the State to u
lowing match with her Sh- proposes u
h"rs" f~''n. Zach competitor 10 drive
rh" hars,.S aud bid t!,..plnw.
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flaRM TWO AND ONE HALF MIsalss ssttslH
" West OF New lberi@ OF very sgi,eri, pFasge
Ia. I'd, under fence and in cultis alton. dasHia.s ~
nv ~ feet with rooms, and gallery, kitchen, stse room
aud ther necessary houses. with esril
mill Soek place sold az reasonsple PRICES - -
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SaiAIL FARM THREE FUURTKS OF A MILE
trom Perrys Bridge. Yeruilioa In, ou parish lsf
Nernilion, snd miles from Abbevilie. of 80 brpeIts
prairie with % arpents wood land miles further
dwelling 70 feet square pannes new fen corn.
potatoes pows etc, together witt; crsoe horses with
so with the place at the option of the purchaser IA
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Young woman after receiving sentence
q New York court. the other morning.
tried TO evada it by leaping from the lofty
window. but was aaht by policeman.
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rt,ARM WELL SUITED FOR EITHER SUGAR
cotton in the parish of 81. f.andy il miles
from Opelousas. BAYOU Malie of ai6 aFpents with
o1 arpenis of good wood land adjoining Dwelling 10
feet square. rooms aud ssrier below stairs. Also
corn crib 30 by 20 feet, and aBother building 20 NV I'd
all new. - Il q
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PLANTATION ON THE. EAST BANK OF THE
Teehe. niles from New IBERIA 200 arpens arabic
and and 20 ins wood landA dwelling lately repaired
and neatly finished, 5rooms, dining hall. ono
fre aborers house with hre places house ~ by 90
carriage house. donbe abGrers houses "a by q,
blacksmith shop. Stock and plantation implements sold
with the place. q .aras ~. n -. .,-. IS
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The COTTON WoRM--One of our planters

IHE COTTON WoRM.--One of our planters
has given us mode for preventing the rava-
gss OF the cotton worm. Tho remedy is sim
pie, cheap and certain. We trust ali will trv
1t, let the results be what they NAV. The
remedy is: So soon as the worms can be de-
tected by the scent, top every limb and stalk
OF cotton, by pnehing off about ous inch of
the tender bud at the top. This destroys the
sernssot ths voFia, and vii prev cnt the tic
struction of tho crop. .isa - serli ~ 81.
y ,s-.4 .f Columbus (Texas) Citizen
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NoUDooIsM.-We understand the detectives
employed in hunting for Mr.. Digbys stolen
child have not felt at liberty TO overlook the
suggestion made in this paper as to the pos
sibility of the child having been stolen, for
-acrificial purposes by the believers in Voc
dOuisnl. We also hear, that acting uporiithat
suggestion, they have been, and still are, en-
gagged with inquiries in that direction; and,
II rumor be trne, not without some eneoura-
-anc r,o'ilts r /, nnw sad that the c!iill
'asi D. ac 5 ..is 9 eiI5, Il.
known t. be soade3ists; ,.lEtaas.. Il does moi
Yet appear uat /, is TIE lutet tioa OF these Vou-
dooists to sacrifice the child. If such vas the
object of the abductors of the child. we fear
It Is now too late ever to recover it. Yester-
day inaugurated the celebration of Fetish
rites among the blacks; but as the partc ular
time and place OF holding their orgies is kept
profound secret among themselves, it will
be next to impossible for the world to be
n ide acquainted with them. 1t is to be hoped
Tat the police have been, and will continue
t. be, vigilant in this matter.
New Orleans Paper
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.pISTA TI0N OF Two THOUSAND FIVE HIM
4 drea acres Bayou Teche. Uies east of opeloi.
sss 1900 acres cleared $40 enclosed. o. tic
place there are tvn -ood dwelling houses cabins toon
gin barn etc snd tho remains of brick sugar hosiss
burnt during the war. tue place and ehesp.~ as
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t'TR Act OF LAND ON THE PUBLIC. ROAD
from ope ousas to Grand Cotesu, miles from Ope
lpnsss the line Of the proposed Now Orleans. Ope
tusss and Great Western Railroad $50 arpents. IL
r cotton IS eors 40 under fencing for pxsturage III
veil efaio5ed sand i6oO near. from which the
owner Af the above have the privilege Of obtaininl
Nooto Audweiins house l36 feet square, kitchen,
santsr'em, double and ngie cabins smoke house
bill may be purchased with tbs place. 2 work horses
yoke of oxen 80 head Of gentle cattle and half Of
craving cgop valuable place. good soil and cheap
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AVAILABLE PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY
Il Parish, fouc miles nsrtlSest of oeIousas of 10 o
zTPe1s, 10 u which well tiaberec aud the Vre;4{e
9ertioIs nf a superior quality. cvmmodous dwelling
WIN Iooms piazza 100 feet long stsbles barns els
terms. etc IN good ordes. Well adapted for care,
ter, corn r.-z5l +s7st 30
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4 PLANTATION THREE NILES WEST Prom ST
4 sNartinyiiies 5s2 arpents muies head Of cattle
and Vock shares in Prairie Long for salesvh the place
DS.l ing. q rooms, oufhouses cotton gin with steam
osy all in working order, barns. stables etc; 81 are
.eSts G aiten. 100 arpenfs arpents seed cane
iatorers on it. vs. So ssss = 80 So szs So -
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4 SMALL warm SITUATED ON ,THE. EAST
"A hank of Bayou Teche; eight miles aeove ST. Mar
tnville containing thirty arpents Of nc and and is
roved as follows One dwelling house with fonr rooms
on. corn crib aud fencing and lot of fine frrnt Trees
This land is ON the i.ne OF the Chattanooga r.
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INFLAMMATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF NEW
II ibria east baaA Bayou Teche, 40 sipents s. Fou,
rooms and hall cost 500; we'll new kitchen sn6
honses dble cabins, stable carriage houss and
Of cultivation, 70 arpeA sesd cane, good has neder
contract for the yess egood hules pow hessss pses
carts and plsnfatied implsmentD compete shepp oows
hcgsssc., 900 pisux land an cleared and novsoble
fsep<sty on abe place valued q moro than - "a 81
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8 FARM OK BAYOU PETITE, ANSE IBERIA
parish. miles from New iberia, 100 arpents excel.
ilani 10 arpents wood, dwelling y by 20 feet din
ing hall and kitchen corn crib cotton house, MILL
hs il 3soo pieux inclosing 90 arpenis nice place.
and ehsap. 81
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ti tissf.s
Referring to Red Clouds speech in the
Cooper Institute, the Tribune saws :" " His
manner was natural and gracefnE Though
he had never previously stood before a white
audience, he was entirely self-possessed and
easy. His opening invocation to the AL
mighty Spirit was solemn, earnest and highly
dramatic; and as he went on to recount the
wrongs of his people and demand Justice for
them, IN words at once simple strong and
heartfelt, the audience was greatly i'm pressed.
The oratorial effect of lis discourse had a Sc
we're trial in the fact that he was compelled to
stop at the close of every sentence during the
time required for its translation from Oga-
lalla into English; but even this disadvantage
did not destroy ita unity. During the inter
walls of its translation, be stool. .statuesaue
and impaseivc, which was qnife as striking as
his animation in the most earnest passages of
his appeal. As he passed from point to point
in his remarks, he carried the sympathies as
well as the intelligence of the great. audience
with him-an audience which had gathered
at midday, from the business places. work.
shops and households Of the city to listen to
this representative of the HEREDITARY foemen of
the white race of America
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\ ANIMAL INSTINCT. instinct of an.
imals is sometimes really. surprising. There
was once in the possession Of farmer in
Clonmel goose that, by accident. was left
without mate or offspring, male or female.
humber of ducks eggs under a hen, which,
in time were incubated. and of Course the
ducklings took to water, seeing which, the
motherly old hen was in sad pucker-her
maternity urging her to follow the brood,
and her selfishness to remain on dry land.
In the mean time. up sailed the goose with
eiack and clatter. which. interpreted. meant.
"Let me take care Of them" She swan up
and down with the youngsters. and when
they weared of their aquatic excursions re-
committed them to the guardianship of the
hen. In the morning down came the ducks,
thrre was the goose. and the hen was in
great fdstrafion. On this occasion, we
DON'T know if the hen invited the goose TO a
friendly sail. but it is fact, being near the
shore. the hen jumped upon her back. aud in
company, they cruised up aud down convey
ing the feathered fotilia. Day after day
The hen. on board the goose, might be seen
IN perfect content and good hu,nor. Mum
oers of people came To witness this rxtraor.
'iinary "ccarr-nce- whichhapp-nei-v.ry lay
until the juvenile pxcuTsiOnists arrived at
the age OF discretion. and. fully posted in
maraiime matters no longer needed the SER
vices of goose and hen pilots and instruc-
tors. ffF esi.. ~ 2. Ia
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; Stun evil speaking. Deal tenderly with
the absent; say nothing to infict a wound
IN their reputation. They may, b. wong
md wicked. yet your knowledge nf it -l,oa1d
not oblige y"u III disclnsr their c!iarar,.r.
except 10 save Others from injury. Tnen
10 it in way that hespeaks spirit of kind
ness to the absent offender. Be not hasty
20 credit evil reports. They are often the
result of misunderstanding or of evil design.
" they proceed from un e1ae geratrd or pur-
tiai disclosure Of facts. Wait and learn th-
whole history before you decide; then he
'ieve just what evidence cnmpels you to and
no more; but even then take heed no: % in
iulee the least unkind,-ss. else ynu iissi
pate all the spirit of your prayer for them.
aud unnrrve ynnr>-If from. zdnin. them good
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PLANTATION IN 81. LANDRY PARIsTf, FOUR
miles northwest OF 0pelousas 1900 arpei,ts 20 ar
peits well ooded All excellent LOT Of stsding tiaher
the prari land of The finest quality II has On it ne
dwelling for the country pazza 100 feet long
rooms with fire places, and rooms besides out
houses stables barns. csterns wells all in excellent
order Cheap place. fine for cotton. cane apd -
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4 FINE SUGAR PLANTATION, FIFTEEN NILES
y from opeiousas, 10 miles from Washington, aud
M es from good steamboat pavigstion-5o $50
clear> >d, well dched and fenced, gou timber good hog
range Mad fine pasturage the year round Coed dwell
ing house and outhonses aud .cisterns mules exfn,
el,a NJ ifh i!e place.
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FARI IN ST. LANDRY, ONE HUNDRED AND
Il sxty ceres, one7if woodland the other half prai.
ne, 30 acres encloseG, good cypress fencing good
dwaEg, rooms below STARS, a7d upper story out
Ioases, stables, etc. and supply of good water a3
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1 sfRACT OF LAND IN TIL. PARISH OF>LAFAY-
II ette, Smiles below tbs o. veTaai.ioRyille 4l0
srents fronting on Bayou Fermiiion, woodland suao
Tor saga- plantation. Can be purchased q: a very
reasonable price IS
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!, PLANTATION 1$vo AND uNH HALF MILES
4 from Washington, parish of ST Landry, on Baycu
Crocodile near its Junction with Bayou Reu one ihoi
sand four hundred and ffty acres open and under
good fence all hut hundred and fifty above
overflow. large dwelling in good repair, stables, ont
houses etc Ce;ton sugar. corn rice tohacco other
crops do well this place. aud h would make superior
stock farm II Is fine hog range cony~nieutso 10 ship
ping point and healthy Plenty of seed cane and corr
the place. IL
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tTRACT IN ST. LANDRY, FIVE MILES FROM
II Opeoasas 100 acres 10 weed and sixty acres
excellent prairie Large number pecan trees tic
Place. Can be purchased cheap 81
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rapaIS TUE PARISH orsf Z aRT1IS E ;

n side Of bayen feche 6 s.ies from New ibsra, and
<oar saes s. Marnvi.4s; ls3 asenfs ysrS ryss,
SCH tf1 enclosed Large DIVE Ilis with raos
servants house stable, crib, ecs il large bearing
pecans Property TO oesod for division Of
No.e
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DISCOVERIES "F THE MicsosCopE -
L"wenheck tells IT an insect seen with th.
f'icr', scope. of which tw-n,y-on- millions
sonl ! only equal mite Inss cts of vari W
kinds may b. seen in the cavities of com
mon grain of sand. Mod is forest of beau
tiful trees with the branches. leaves. flow
! IS and fruit. Butterflies are fnllv f. frs,her-d
Hairs are hollow tubes. The surfrce of onr
h"dies Is covered with scales like E n 4
single grain "f sand would cover hrndr.
aud fifty vt These scales. and yet singh.
scale covers five handr..d pores. Tar,p.a
'hese narrow openings. the sw-a, forces II
self like water through Il srive. The mil Is
make fise hundred steps, second. Each
nrop of stagnant water contains a world of
animated beings, swimming with as much
liberty as whales in the sea. Each leaf has
a colony Of insects grazing on it like oxen
on a nnsadow. - q fa
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Q1een Victoria has inrimat.d her iufen
uon I" OFF, in e., ap,ritior u, the fem,!r ar
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FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND SEyCNTY.Fr W.
u afpents almost wholly above the food of 1867 faT
esoA improvements far, assut wo raas frst. icsc
asrett six ersevan miles below New iberia ffootip
Iou fesae choice fruit trees fae locat on Tor
i5denee, pleasant gabohood a2d heaithfu Iocat;a.
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/ FARM TWO MILLS AND A HALF IRON MN
u iberia the road to SalI Island, 81 srres ys4as
isad 'sihoat wood, all uader fence and dItoilea,
houses each two oos, stable. cora house, kitchen. @
atha baildinss; acres pianlediH cane. s4z4z 10.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

SMALL. FARM ONE NILE FROM ABBEyiLI,E.
4 on BaR GU vernlion conveniently ear 20 cearch
~ehoo and Masonic Lodge 10 acres. IS Of which
ere good cypress fence, with dwelling kitchen
ont houses household furniture. kitchen and farms
ing utensils for sale with the pscc also L mich cows
choice cattle yoke .xen. sead horses gentle
mares, sheep bags. etc. - - .
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

.'dy ander tw''iiy 81" year.. If sga T.
an mn>' he exhibited al the Information
Exhibition next year.. .,. Kan.