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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

iPLNTATION OF TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN.
n dred Bayou Teche. miles east of Opelou-
sas, 1000 acres cleared, 300 enclosed. On the
place there two good dwelling houses cabins cotton
GIN barn, etc, and the remains of brick sugar house
burnt during the fine place and cheap 3
PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY PARISH FOUR
\ miles northwest of Opelousas 1000 arpents 70 ar
pents well wooded excellent lot Of standing timber
the prairie land Of the finest quality 1t has on fine
: rooms with 6re places and two rooms besides out
houses stables barns, cisterns. wells all in excellent
order. Cheap place, fine for cotton, cane and
Q FARM IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN. EAST
"A side of bayou Teche, miles from New IBERIA and
four miles from st. MaFtnville; 1s0 afpents very rich
soil, l4o enclosed Largo dwelling with rooms
servants house, stable, crib, etc. IA large bearipg
pecans Property to be sold for division Of estate
- Ne. G.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

4 PLANTATION THREE MILESsWEsT FROM ST
n Martinvie, 5i2 arpsuts; mules, hood sf cattle,
and stock shares in Prairie Long for sae with ths pacs
Dwelling. rooms Outhousss, cotton gin with steam
power. all in working order, barns stables, eto; 90
pens cotton. 100 arIsuts corn. arpenas sesd cana
Place in fine running order and six families good nsgo
.aborers it. is} s.f 81, s-sse,e sen a,ysd 4S
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14
DEMOCRATIC SPEECH.
II BANGOR, ME., Sent. !, :.

7ra nv edi BANGOR. Ms, Sept. ]. ~ /
Political parties in this portion vi Maine q
are beginning to blow the fees aud stir the
political cauldron. ...'--....,....'' .,,.r-
A speech of Marcellus Emery beforu the
Fourth District Democratic Convention, de-
livered in the City Hall, Bangor. August
10, 1870, lately fell into our hands; aud this
is the way the speaker talks to the oDsmo-,
Gratis and people of Maine. We quote lev,
sample paragraphs, o,sa -.., :,.o,,.-..-
';ln the short hour that l shall addres.
you, it is my purpose to examine some !
what in detail the effect Of this great rsso.s
lutiohary change in our governmeut aud it-
administration on the Common wealtt ot
Maine.
*.'t t-r ff->~tls 7t-r s-si ssz'T,f ts7f
---s. EDUCATION AND MORALS. :... e.,
e. Fl show bow the cause of education and
morals has been 'dvancrd during the las,
ten years Of Republican rule. nave draw
the following figures from official sources.
The whole number of scholars ,sttes sd;pe
the public schools Of Maine Was 10 shs ssv :
Il summer isss 49, ,iaae .s:- aas.s9 iffss fsss
r.,, s1tsd ssgii nau. ..aIs. .7s-tt---- "a
-doi,rs .zo1sTTs G.7d .Tao.-@s@.w4 @
r "s's' q Hssy - ssse i'sssss 'sssss II
'aai sT'''A' hes Dee....,..rs lishi7:miv
'r Notwithstanding moderate increase # 81
population during the past ten yesrs. I find
fourteen thousand less attending our sum-
mer schools and nearly. eighteen thousand
less attending our winter schoo,s than ves
had ten years ago. What q commentary l.
this on the effect of Republican almiuistra.
tioD on the cause Of education. And this
in the face and eyes Of ftle fact. that there :
Expended pen @' i" 1sss 1sss .'- VI .l'ss.ss .l'slsss
From the last annual report of the State
Superintendent Of ,SchOols, We learn that
the average summer and winter attendance
of scholars was considerably less than one
half of the whole number of scholars in the
State. More than one hundred thousand
never entered the summer schools at all, and
over ninety thousand tho winter schools.
At this condition Of our public schools
and OF the cause Of education IN the, State
the State Superintendent is appalled,. He
would remedy an evil that lies foo deep for
legislation. by transferring to our free soil
the educational system "t .despotic Prussia
Parents, rendered too poor. by excessive
taxation. to clothe their children suitably fo'
the school room. or to spare their indisp.n
sable services in procuring the necessaries
of life. he would compel. by law. to seus
them to the public schools. The reqair
| ment of Pharaoh that the Israelites shoul
deliver their tale of brick without straw. wa
hsrdly less severe and UNI. asonable tia
this demand which our State Superinteud
ent would have made Of the tax oppresse
poor people Of Maine.
II our pnblic schools exhibit a sad stat
If decline in the cause Of education. 81
r State prison and county jails show d sti
D .sadder picture of the alarming increase
= immortality aud crime. There were sci
!; fenced to the State prison
I In 1860 -.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

SUGAR PLANTATION FOUR AND ONE-HALF
northeast of New Iberia. east bank Of Bayou Teche,
So arpents superior land 5 cleared and 2l2 Of good
sugar yooG and cypress timber One new dwelling with
well painted the necessary out buildings with
three double for aborers 200 hundred arpents in
cultivation Seventeen in cane 30 in and the
balance in Six mules and plantation implsments
given immediately. Will be sold cheap and on easy
erms 80
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

EARN TWO AND ONE HALF MILES SOUTH
West OF New IBERIA Is acres ofvery superior prairie
land 80 under fence and in cultiv aton dwelling 10
by 80 feet with and gallery kitchen store
mill. Stock on place sold at reasonable prices 81
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FARM, KNOwN AS THE NcCLEL-
NJ Ian rsct situated about 25 miles southwest o. Ope
~ .e",ainne go acres nearly onehalf Of which ase
red the gin house s Of the aness ~ sne
the Az slIius and out houses good AIS IN 1'aq"o
J NJ Rr,le in n rood ueiehberhccd. -
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

A PLANTATION ONE AND ONEHALF MILES
"A West of yermilcnvile go arpents cleared land and
% arpents good woodland; large dwelling, 50 by As
feet. with nine double laborers' houses brick
chimreys, small house 26 by Is feet, with brick Chin
ney, mill house 81 by 1a shed for wagons. with
mill inside large houss aud stable built 1859
two hundred apents under good fence and in cultivation
terms very favorable 81
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ANIDxL OF TIE PER1oD-1Nr TWO PARTS.
BY O. 4. BAKER, JR.

BYo. A. BAKER, JR
Pnd char. and have light"
We'll, old boy, recovered yet,
From the Mathen' jam last nishti''
Didn't dance-the Germans old"
Didn't youe Ihsd to lead ..
Sat it ont with Nelly MEADE: 20
Said she didn't care to dance. ....- -
rather have quiet chat
Then she gave me sseh . glance. '
So when you had cleared the
And had captured all the chain.
Having nowhere else, We two ~
Took possession Of the stairs
was on the lower step,
Molly on the next shove @ -=-
Asked me to draw e1 her glove
, Then, Of course. squeezed her hani.
Talked about my wasted life, flf e..
Said my % sole salvation :sn mus must
Then. yo. know, used my eyvr- ..-..... ~
She believed nie-evefv word: .sit-ILa- .'
~ Such svsice sne,efiwsro; ". -ttb So
Had meaning oh, 70 sweet, o. q 9I
Don't know what it is. I'm sure,
Must have drooped it In the STREET .-.sll . /
HOG speDncd and she-ha, ha! err
Well, Know ii wasn't right, . E.- HI
Butehe Go believe me %, - -
That l--hissed her~pass light" "-' '.-'-
st#ssf trsugTt7Ts' i = .u.i.
Molly Meade. Well. declare. ct 3-I
M1s S,i have 1osEn. Of di.s, i:ssins you 81
Out hsre On the Asenus. ,~, 5.- g., .,.... ..
There, don't blush, I saw it all
sew ell whatf" .Ahem, last night, 90
AZ the Mathe1 in the halL- y. f-r-
"oh: you horrid. Where were you. 4. ia g.
Wssn't he an awful eoosrs 2,
Most men must be caught, but he . as....
Ran his neck nhst n ri,s hoosc- -... ..-'r
was almost dead to dance, - o. -a- 30 H s
Id have done il i'll could; -...,f
But old Gray said must stop. -r-s y
And d promised ma would: '.
So look up sweet, andBaid '> .-'
That I'd rather talk WITH hsH, o..
Hope he didn't see my face,
q Luckily the lights were dina;
Then how he did squeeze my hand
And he'd look up in my face
With hh lovely, great big eyes.
Really its . dreadful csse
He was all in earnest, too,
Bnt thought Id have to laugh
When he kissed . flower gave
Lo0kinG-oh! like such Scaf ..
suppose he has it now, a.
In a vine slass on his shelves.
Its amystery tome 3
Why men viii deceive themseivrn ..
Saw him ki@ me: Oh, you wretch!
Well. he begeed 70 hard for oue ..r 90.
Solicit him--just for fun. - >. f-4.
l know it wasn't really right
To tTihe wit his feelings dear a .-r-
But men are such cencefted thipgs
They need . laasen once yea1. ir. u
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14
MARvEls OF Mr,foKY.- The Rsxs p, y Mahz fAs

4 Cu1NAMAN's REvENGE.-A tragical affair
of woo-sung Cat the mouth of the .iver) gives
us another view of the Chinese ofnclals ana
in an opium shop kept by some fascinating
native ladies', two men belonging to one Of
Chinese gunboats stationed there ~ were ere sen, aa
~ an i.d.tiaite number of blows, which
we're duly indicted. Smarting under the Sc
we're treatment, one of the victims vowed re
venge. He watched his opportunity, and 10
the middle of the following day, when the
mandarin was, according to his custom, locked
in the sweet arms of Morpheus, he stole into
his cabin and buried the. fatal blade in his
| heart. Seizing the body in his arms before
an alarm could be given, hS carried it on deck
and plunged with it into the muddy water'
| of the Wong-poo, then running a.stFong ebb
| The tidal stream carried the bodies as tar q,
the North Spit, where, at low water tney
were found, the mandarin locked in the dsatt
[Shapghai Corr. N. Y. Tribune.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

ALARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-FIvE
n arpents. almost wholly above the food of 1867 fer
SOIL improvements fair, about two miles from jean
nerette six miles below New IBERIA fronting
Bayou Teche choice fruit trees fine ocato for
rdence pleasant neighborhood and healthu location
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14
LAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

T1NIMPROvED TRACT FIFTEEN MILES FROM
y Vermionville lss arpeuts. near the line of the
Chattanooga Railroad -.e rr..f Z ..st - .
DLAHTATION. ADJOINING ST. MARTINyILLE
east bank Teche, 500 arpents, 40 open and fenced
LOO suses1o wood land, good dwelling ro,ns, cabins
ont houses, etc. 80 --H- H- ~lat- "a
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

A SUPERIOR SUGAR PLANTATION ATsFAUsSE
n Point east bank of the Teche 81 miles northeast of
New Iberia, 1900 $50 cleared, balance well tim
bered with sugar wood and cypress. Good dwellings
out buildings aborers houses large house. with
complete machinery. Large stable, crib. IA young
Kentucky mules. 10 yoke 100 head fine cattle.
pows Place in high state of cultivation made 100
hogheads sugar last year from 50 land Superior
place -@ - -- 81
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

LlARM WELL SUITED FOR EITHER SUGAR,
or corn in the parish of ST. Landy. IL miles
from Opelousas, Bayou Naet, of a46 arpents with
100 arpents Of good wood land adjoining it Dwelling 40
feet square. rooms aud parlor below stairs Also
crib 80 by 20 feet and another building 40 by 10
all 49
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

SMALL FARM THREE FOURTHS OF A MILE
- from Perry's Bridge, Verilion bayou. perish Of
Vermion and miles from Abbeville. of so arpents
prairie with 25 arpents wood land II miles farther off,
dwelling 20 feet square, pannes new fence corn
potatoes plows together with creole horses, will
with the place at the option of the purchaser Al
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

VALUABLE PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY
n Parish fouf miles northwest of Opeousas, Of 1U,0
aspents 40 Of which well timbered and the prairie
;g,rton Of a superior quality. commodious dwelling
with rooms piazza 100 feet long, stables barns, cis
erns ETC., in good order. Well adapted for cane, cot
ter, corn, etc 30
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

DLANTATION ON THE EAST BANK OF THE.
Teche. miles from New Iberia. 200 arpents arabic
land and 70 fine wood land dwelling lately repaired
and neaeiy 6aished rooms oeW diBtn9 ham o1e new
frame laborers house with FIRE places house 81 by 90
carriage house. double lsborers houses q BY a. one
blacksmith shop Stock and plantation implements sold
with the place -a'7 '' *
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

Two rIrishulan were engaged IN, roofing .
honse when one lost his lioid and fell to the
gaound. The other hastened TO him and III
duired, when he found him laying prostrate
and silk "Nickey, r'AIickesy are yo1 dead''
No." not dead. het spseiieisss.s ~ o. -,.s'
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PLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF NEW
Z Iberia, east bank Bayou Teche. 30 arpents, all
cleared but IS 100 fenced and in cultivation
new dwelling built 1862 at cost of s5OOO and yard en-
neatly arranged -Four double laborers houses stable
and carriage house with few other small buiid
ngs this is of the best improved properties the
country. terms favorable sl
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

tFARM IN ST. LANDRY, ONE HUNDRED AND
n sixty acres, onehalf woodland, the other half prai-
RE, 10 acres enclosed good cypress fencing good
dwelling, below stairs and upper story
houses. stables, etc. and a supply of good water 33
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

Pulverized charcoal, mixed with lar't, Is 4
said to be an infaliible remedy Tor the hits ot
d dog. II must be immediately appirca 70
the Injured spot and kept there until t,opoi-
son has been entirely drawn out. - s.-.-. .zI
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

DLANTATION ON BAYOU CORTADLEAU BE-
L tween Washington and Barry's Landing. $50 acres,
$50 OPEN and 900 under fence 200 bushels old
fodder Is acres in % in com machinery and mate
rias for sugar house superior dwelling 50 feet square, 13
and = fire places, dwelling built in 1862 Other
valuable improvements the place. = 'r 81
APLANTATION ON EAST BANK OF TECHE.
n miles above New Iberia, $50 arpents, 200 cleared
balance woodland dwelling 10 by Is feet rooms,
kitchen rooms, soreroom, double cabins, crib,
stable 40 by 35 carriage house, chicken house. IA
cane Three good mules. work horses L. sheep, aad
700 new peux may be purchased with the place. 81
SUGAR PLANTATION on BAYOU TEcHE.
n ~ miles from New iberia, 915 arrents, $40 open
land, l9l wood. 1i4 cypress swamp dwelling, kitchen,
carriage house and shed CRIB and shed, double
cabins fowl house, four arpents fine cane for seed;
200 bushels IA mules 10 mch cows curt farm
ing utensils etc. may be purchased with the place. Sc
A FARM ON BAYOU PETITE ANSE, IBERIA
parish, miles from New iberia, 100 arpents excel
lent land, 10 arpents wood dwelling j by 20 feet din
ing hah and kitchen crib cotton house, MILL
Ape MILL $500 pieux inclosing 20 arpents nice PLACE.
and cheap. -r. .r,- --. 81
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

sA'wud cat attempted to take d baby.out oi
it's cradle in a cabin near Mankato, Mimi,
but a little. black-and-tan dog attacked tho
I catanount and fought it Until the mother
| came aud drove the beast out WITH u ofa'io as
fire
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

SUGAR PLANTATION SITUATED IN FAUSSE
II Painte 1U miles from New Iberia, miles from
Bayou Teche, SOC arpents 26 open land 40 enclosed
and in cultivation $50 of good wood 13s acres of
cypress land. dwelling 70 by 36 feet, with three
gallery, double Kitchen fowl pantry,
earra3s house, double cabins, crib, mill,
stables, etc May be purchased with the place. mules
mare, horse, five oxen. farming utensils, half the
growing crop Of and cotton and % arpents seed
cane. 3
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

LOO suse1of wood land, good dwelling. rooms cabins
ont houses, etc. .-.-fa .-.. r. tat- -
| A PLANTATION ONE MILE WEST OF vERMIL-
IA ionville parish of Lafayette, 1886 arpents choice
land, onethird under fence and in cultivation; three
double cabins houses 4n 80 another building 90
by 6 the place has q arpents wood attached to it, 6S
DESIRABLE FARM ON THE TECIIE ONE
a mile above Jeannerctte and nine below New Iberia,
of l20 arpents. small dwelling with rooms, kitchen
double cabin crib stable sixty arpents under
fence ,-rt.i Cd. 90
SUPERIOR FARM SIX MILES FROM ST. MAR
a tinvue 9 arpents, half wood, the balance ara
bic Sixty arpents in cultivation, . small houses and
other buildings Adjoins the Magill & Thomas planta
tions 20
4 PLANTATION EAST BANK BAYOU TECHE
III six miles above ST. Marnvie 500 arpents half
tnbered balance arabic with 2o fenced in Small
dwelling. cabins stable, crib etc. cows, and
lot of brick. II |
DLANTATION ONE MILE BELOW BREAUX
Bridge west bank Bayou Teche 2aO arpeuts, 100 /
open l wood and 20 cypress timber, dwelling rooms
double cabin. pecan proveeud il within mile Of the
Inc Of the Chattanooga Railroad. s.3I guf "a +
An 'UNIdPROvED TRACT OF LAND IN THE I
rom the Teche $40 acres fine land suitable for sugar
'r stock farm. A desirable tract and cheap
A FARM IN PRAIRIE GREGG. NEAR BAYOU
hoice land good grazing country, healthfr ciimate
The land good for cotton, sweet potatoes
gardens, peaches. oranges and other fruits
A'pL ANT ALTON E Asst BANK OF BAYOU TECHE,
n One mile below St Martinville Of 800 srpents
bic land Dwelling house with 5 rooms kitchen. store
ROOM oubuildngs, cribs stable, cabins, and lot Of
choice fruit trees. ff1, &C. &c
A PLANTATION ONE AND ONEHALF MILES |
IA West of Vermicnville go arpents cleared land and
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

4 TRACT IN ST. LANDRY, FIVE MILES FROM
y Opeousas 100 acres 40 wood, aud sixty
excellent prairie Large number of pecan the
place. Can be purchased cheap. "a
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4 TRACT OF LAND IN THE PARISH OF LAFAY-
"A ette miles below the town of Vermilionville 4l0
arpents fronting Bayou Vermiiion, woodland suitable
for sugar plantation. . Can be purchased at very
s@asona5le price. 25
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

A Young couple in Yonkers, n: Y, are ioi-
hidden TO speak TO each other; but rs they
live directly opposite, they have taanasea 10 W
a slate and piece Of chalk.
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EDUCATION AND MORALS.

|1 T" show bow the cause of education and
morals has been 'dvancrd during the las,
ten years of Republican rule. nave draw
the following figures from official sources:
The Whole nutnberr of scholars attesdipe
the public schools OF Maine was in the 90, :
summer Of 1859, ,. .... IA 100
Ia . :" '' 1869 'f'.it '-'- Hi-rH', fffTroS y :
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ALARM TWO MILES AND HALF FROM NEW
n Iberia the road to Salt Island go acres prairie
land without wood, all under fence and dtched 9
houses each two rooms stable house. kitchen and
other buildings; = acres planted in cane l6
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"A Norwegian father and mothoE, with tw oil-
tv-one chilelrsn, lately arrivedat SheyCoyggMi!, M
] Wis. The rest:of fhe family is expected py
,ha ucxtE steamer r. q. - ss #ssy' -
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4 DESIRABLE SUGAR PLANTATION ON THE
n Teche, Al miles below New Iberia. containing 400
pents superior land $50 under fence and 20 planted in
cane comfortable dwelling, with rooms, and other
requisite buildings, and nine cabins cart
mule mule cart, 200 barrels of corn, fodder ETC. IS
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4 TRACT OF ELEVATED UNINPROvED LAND
n near the Cote Gelee Hills miles northwest OF New
IBERIA. containing ITO arpents with small orchard and
good site for building and lies within two miles Of Nor
gan's Texas Railroad. g.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

A M,srAkE.-That editors keep public read
inr rooms; that they have plenty OF time to
talk to every body; that they are glad to gel
anythinc to sill up the paper; that they
have plenty Of time to correct bad manu-
script; that they should "'puf" everybody ioa %
nothing; that they must have mnst nave % no
opinion of their own; that they secula AnoM os
that that thew M Should have plenty of money; that
thew should notice every scalawag SHOW
that travels; that they should have new!
| whether there is any or not; that they sho9if
print every mans name who attends do'
tight.
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DROPERTY CONTAINING 1900 ACRES OVER
L 800 acreseleared This is very fine sugar and cot
ton land. Situated Barry's Landing IL miles he
low Washington on Bayou Catawbla. The improve
inents are moderate. with new gin house, - 63 ID
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

ouch excessive taxat.o cannot have Leeu
without the most disastrous and bligh,inr
effect on our Commonwealth During tho
last ten years there has been wrung from
The people of Maine, by direct land indirect
taxatlon, sun Of money larger by nearly
four millious of dollars han the total valua
hon of the State in 1850. Was it possible
Tor the body polite TO flourish or prosper
ander such an exhaustive system of finan
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

= Holden was once a blatant Southern rights
man, and the man who offered u re"ar" ="
80 ,ybo v,;ouId assassinate lincoln.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-09-14

Has for Sale largo list Of the Most Select and Desire
be Sugar and Cotton Plantations Farms aud Tracts of
Land in Attakapas and ST. Landry. Tracts of Land
illimrroved, in Large and Small Quantities for Sale
New Iberia, Apri27. 1870 - <
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4 SUPERIOR GRAZING FARM FIFTEEN MILES
4 from Abbeville near the mouth of Bayou Vermion,
bordering the marsh, 97a0 acres. eErts l2 o.
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4 TRACT ABOUT ONE MILE FROM BAYOU
Il Techeparish Of ST. Martin 10 arpenfs fine woodland
and about 200 arpents Of open prairie rich and Of
cultivation. There are no improvements o., the place
cxccpttwo double cabins 3e
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28
Vishti's Message.

s.But the Queen Vashti refused to come Mt the
Kings commandment by his chamberlains. %
Book Of Esther, 1:12.
Say to the King will not come-his Queen
That am not, and never have been
Say to the King: will not stand again.
A bcauteous lie, among his princely men
Say to the King: Cold pomp, and regal state.
And glitterlng scrvitude but mock my fate.
Say to the King am his slave--,ny life
Made all splendid irony for wife,
Yet. say ye to the King 'Twerc sweet to wear
saekcloth- gown, and kneel before him there,
Jnsandeled, mean, among that rieh-robed tbroue q.
Braying its wonder when passed along.
So he would raise with one true, pure kiss.
This my wifehood, ard my queenhood this.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-28
JOB WORK

JOB WORK.
Having received type. stock df colored
inks, cards, a Gordon Jobher, etc, we are pre-
pa ed to execute all kinds of printing in better
manner and fifty per cent. cheaper than ever be
fore offered in this city.