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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-10-05

A CURIOUS LEGEND.-When Adam was far
advanced in years, and at the point of death,
he sent his son to the angel Michael, who kept
the gate of Paradise, to pray for the oil of
mercy, SO that he could bc healed. The angel
answered that it could not be until ffty-five
hundred years; but he gave Seth q branch of
the tree of which Adam had eaten, bidding
him plant it on Mount Lebanon, and that
when it bore fruit his father wOuld be healed
Seth planted the branch on his fathers grave;
it took root and grew, and from it were made
AarOn's rod, and Moses staff. with which he
struck the rock and sweetened the Marah it
also formed the pol on which the brazen SER
pent was lifted up, and the ark of the testi-
mony. At last it came into the hands of Solo
mon, who nsed it in building his palace; but
it continually resisted the efforts of the
builders to adjust it. Now it was too long,
and again too short. The builders became
angry, and threw it into a marsh, so that it
might serve as bridge. The Queen of Sheba
would MT walk upon it, but adored it, and
told Solomon that upon it should be suspend
ed the man through whose death the kingdom
should be destroyed. Solomon then had il
buried deep in the ground, where afterwards
the pool Of Bethsaida was dug, and from the
virtues of this tree healing properties were
impaired to the waters. After it had been
buried three hundred years it rose to the sur.
face Of the water, and the Jews took it apj
: made OF 1t the cross Of our Savior.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-10-05

So Strasbourg has fallen, just as we snp-
posed it would, and now the inhabitants aud
defenders Of the devoted city may count the
cost Of their resistance to the inevitable. The
destruction within the walls has been im-
nlense, and it must, of course, fall in its ma
terial consequences on the ow, ers of the
pEepeftst NM peen whsted N contest which
could have but one termination. The quos-
tion now arises-Of what avail was all this
unpromising sacrifice' DesOlation, humilia-
ton and defeat make their triune answer.
The commanding general may be remembered
in history for his stubbOrnness, but not for
far-seeing strategy. Resistance at Strasbourg
was of no benefit to Paris, and its wanton
prolongation served no useful purpose in the
WARN. o. Times.
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The legend of tho Cherokee r,se is as pretty
as the flower itself. An Indian chief of the
Sem mole tribe was taken prisOler by his en-
emies, the Cherokees, and doomed to torture,
but fell so seriously i'll that it became neces-
sary to wait for his restoration to health be-
fore committing him to the fire. And as he
lay prostrated by disease in the cabin of the
Cherokee warrior. the daughter of the latter,
young dark-faced maid, was bis nurse. She
fell in love with the young chieitain, and
wishing to save his lite, urged him to escape;
but he would not do 50 unless sbe Xepld dv ass 4s
leaving home, she asked permission of her
lover to return, for the purpose bearing away
some memento of it. So, retracing her foot
steps, she broke a sprig from the white rose
which climbed the poles of her fathers tent,
and, preserving it during their flight through
the wilderness, planted it by the door of her
new home in the land of the Seminoles. And
from that day this beautiful flower has al
ways been known between the capes Of Flor
ida, and throughout the Southern States, by
the name of the Cherokee rose.
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PLANTATION THREE MILES WEST FROM ST.
y Martnville, 542 arpents mules, bead Of cattle,
and stock shares In Prairie Long for sale with the place
Dwelling. rooms, ouhouses, cotton gin with steam
power all In working order barns stables, etc. 50 ar
pents cotton, 100 arpenta corn arpents sssd cane
place in ne running order and six families good negro
ieborers on it. -E. -
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TRACT NOW USED AS A vACHERIE rIF
\ miles Southwest Of Opelousas:' S.O67 acres
of land. half woodland, can be - divided into
several farms, fine sites for residences and off
Bayou Plaquemnes, double ditches and fenced
The New orleans and Texas railroad viii pass near
this place; ESQ creole ponies and 1000 head Of cattle
be purchased with the place. Can be purchased low
figures q
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A hardy Breton arrived in Paris the other
day with an old musket. and when asked
what he was going to do with that old iron.
replied: What my father did fifteen years
ago; demoli>h the Prussians." A friend
laughed. and recommended him to change it
for good "fusil trbatere." to- which the
Breto" replied: II know nothing Of new in
ventions. but know this tool. In 1914 my
grandfather had it blessed by the late cure
If Vnre. and he never received a scratch.
Last Su" ny my mother had it blessed again
ny our present cure. and am quite sure OF
my affair. Le bon Diem xnuid uat IL ceixs
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Teacher. in loud tones-"What is your
name !! Boy. in weak voice-..Johnpv
Wells. sir" ''How old arc you John Wells
Twelve years old. Sir" Now John tell
me VIII" made this grand and glorious uni
verse !! Don't know. sir - ..What twelve
years old and don't know who made this
noble sphere. James Smith. go and cut
me whip" The birch is produced and
held over the trembling boy. In thunder
tones the rigid disciplinaron demanded,
"Now tell me who made this sreet and elo-
rious world We live in!" With trembling
S"ice Johnny answered. Il did sir, but
won't do it aca;n"
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DLANTATION on BAYOU CORTABLEAU BE-
tween Washington and Rarry's LANDING $50 arres,
$50 Open and 900 under fence 900 bushels old
fodder Is in q in machinery and mate
sugar house superior dwelling 50 feet square II
rooms and fire places. dwelling built In 1852 Other
In INN +ta Via
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A PLANTATION ONE AND ONE-HALF NILES
N of Ver,nonvill 2s0 arpents cleared land and
rs arpents good woodland; l.ree dwelling, so by 4S
feet nine rooms double laborers' houaes brick
chmr eys small house Of by Is feet, with brick chin
new mill house 81 by 81 shed for wagons with
mill inside large hnuse and stable bni't 1879
two hundred arpenfs under good fence and In cultivation
terms very favorable. %
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A ADESIRABLE FARM, KNOWN AS THE MCCLEL-
n Ian tract situated about 25 miles southwest of Ope-
ionsas containing 6ocres, nearly onehaf of which
cleared the gin house Is Of the finest in the parish
and the dwelling and out honses good II is in Plaque
mine Brule in q good neighhorhood.
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An Indianapolis congregation. not consid
@fing III" new minister given them by the
conference searching enough for them, have
struck Tor their old preacher. whom thew
oes'shate ns ''r"arer,' ana lock ed the doc
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ALARM IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN. EAST
"A side of bayou Teche. mles from New Iberia. and
,ur miles from st Martinville $50 arpents very rich
servants house stable, crib etc., IA large bearing
trees Property to be sold for division Of estate
No
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4 SMALL FARM ONE MI Z FROM ABBEvILLE,
II on Bayoa veFmilion, conveniently ear to church.
school, and Masoac Lodge ~ acres Is acres Of which
are under good cypress fer O. with dwelling kitchen
and out houses household fur Aure, kitchen and farm
ing utensils for sale with the place. also Is mlch cows
choice cattle. yoke oxen, good hssses gentle
mares, Sheep hogs etc. *
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Two NEEDLEs.-Thc King of Prussia re-
Gently visited needle manufactOry in his
linsdom, and was shown number Of super
line needles, thousands Of which together did
.iot weigh half an ounce, and marveled how
such minute articles could be pierced with an
eve. The borer-that is the workman whose
business it is to bore the eyes OF these needles
asked for IA hair from the mmarch's head.
1t was readily given, and with smile. H.
,Iaced it at once under the boringmachiue,
made a hole in it with the greatest care, fur
nlshed it with a thread, and then handed the
singular lies die to the astonishs1 king.
The second curious needle is in the possess
sion of Queen Victoria. 1t was made at the
celebrated needle factory at Redditch, and
represents the column of Trajal in miniature.
1t is adoI ned with numerous scsnee in sculp-
ture. On the diminutive needle, scenes in
the life of Queen Victoria are represented
In relief, but so tine that it requires power
ful magnifying glass to see them. The Victoria
needle, moreover, can be opened. 1t contains
number of needle Of smaller ,ize, which arc
equally adorned with scenes in relief
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-10-05

While at Manassas. early in the war,
young lady rode up to Genera Early. and
began to detail scr,e news of which she was
the bearer. J.st then Federal battery ap-
peared on an emnencr beyond and took up
position. Miss" said the General, "you
must get out Of the way; that Yankee bat
terry is Numbering. and viii open upon. us
and will knock you all to peiees" She
looked around at the battery quietly. and
then proceeded with her story. Miss" said
the general again. ''d"n't you see they are
about shouting their guns You are in
great danger here, and must be off" She
looked around again and resumed her story
In a few moments. ''hang'' came the report
of the first gun. Now said he, ..yor
must be off. as you are too much exposed
and he forced her to ride away. Then turn
ing to Colonel (now GeneraD Gordou. h,
said: Colonel. what splendid h+ roines wo
men would make if it wasn't for snakes an,
spdors."
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At printers festival in Minnesota, Judge
Goodrich made a speech. in which he re-
frrr-d the invention Of printing to higher
antiquity than is usually nscribed 10 it, He
undertook to prove that the patriarch job
knew all abouti:. by quoting from the fol
lowing passage: "Oh that my words werd
written. Oh that they were printed in 4
book. That they were craven with an iro1
pen and read in the rock for ever" Th{
jndge considered this uudoubted evidencI
that job understood the art of Writing. en-
craving. ster-otyping and lithographing
He mentions them in their regular order, a
they have been discovered. This is proba
bly, the origin Of the term Job Printing
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ASUPERIOR SUGAR PLANTATION AT FAUSsf
\ Point east bank Of the Teche a3 miles northeast of
New iberia 1900 acres 80 cleared balance well tim
bered with sugar wood and cypress Good dwellings
ont buildings lahorers houses large sugar house with
complete machinery Large stable. corn crib IL younc
Kentucky mules. 10 yoke oxen 100 head fine cattle
plows etc Place high state of cultivation made 100
hogshcad last year from 30 acres land Superior
seed cane plant so acres, twenty A hands on the
| nl,cn 81
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PLANTATION ON THE EAST BANK OF rHr
Teche niles from New Ibrrn. 600 xrpenis arabic
land and 20 fine wood land. dwelling lately repaired
and neatly finished. rooms, new dining haI'. new
frame abOrers' house with Are places house 90
carriage house. double a5ore-s' houses q hy 81 on
blacksmith shop. Stack and plantation implements sold
with the place. IS
PLANTATION FIVE MILES NORTH OF Wv
! iberia, east bank Bavou Teche. 90 arpents AT
cleared Int 2 0 crpents fenced aud IN cultivation
dweiox hnilt 1859 6. Of eooo and ward en-
clped q aawed pickets% Ont houses complete
pSeak EaHE Ei.s dephlke p.sk ~
ings this is one the best improved properties in the
,.--,s f.rorohle 81
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Attract OF LAND IN THE PARISH OF LAFAY-
n cite miles below the town Of vermilonvie, 4l0
arpents fronting Bayou vermon, woodland suitable
for a au9a- plantation Can be purchAse6nGp very
reason ahlo nr;ce o5
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AvALrABLE PLANTATION IN ST LANDRY
n Parish. four miles northwest Of 0pelousas, Of 10
arpens 20 ~ which well tmbered and the prairie
oortion Of a superior quality commodious dwelling
with piazza 100 feet long. stables. barns cis
term. etc. in good order Well adapted for cane co.
ton corn etc j " 30
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SsNR PLANTATION FOUR AND ONEHALF
n, ,hheast Of New iberia. bank o. Hoyoa Teche
sgrse 4As superior land 273 cleared 50 1le eEHapd
. l undsrA end express timber: One nsR d3g1 l1fh
now gives steAise the ns ssssry =.
MACE sonss,svcnteen cane, 30 ID cotton. and the
shenr C,y In corn mules and plantation implements
and stock aold with the place. and possession
crv nmedis,ey. VIII be sold cheap AND on easy a
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-10-05

FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-FIvE
n arpenta almost wholly above the dood Of 1867 fer
soil improvements fair. about two miles from Jean
nere'te six miles below New Iberia, fronting
Bayon Teche choice fruit tress hne locafi for
residence pleasant neighborhood and heahful location
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DARN WELL SUITED FOR EITHER SUGAR
cotton corn. in the parish Of St. Tandy. 12 miles
from Orelousas, Bayou Mallet Of 246 srpents. with
feet square. rooms and paror below stairs Also
crib 80 by 20 feet and another building 10 by 40
all new. 42 =
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'lim in believing that we should meet it al
'nce, and i'll such manner that our oppo-
tents will know that we are in earnest and
nean to resist, in every way known to the
avs and Constitution Of our country, the i'll
reduction of these Mongoian slaves, and the
:onsequent degradation Of American labor
| Loud applause
Gentlemen. l have occupied 80 much of
your time on other questions of the day be-
lore reaching this prolific subject, and have
said so much this, that 1 will no longer
letain you, but will close, thanking you Ior
the generous aud kind manner with which
you have received me to-day, and for the ear
nest attention you have given to the subjects
have presented for yOur consideration.
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ALARM TWO MILES AND HALF FROM NEW
n Iberia the road Salt Island go acres. prairie
land without wood. all under fence and dtched.
houses each stable. house kitchen, and
other buildings; 2acres planted in cane Is
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SUGAR pL sNTATION SITUATED IN FAUSsL
avo Teso i M .ss 1n fam N Sep oph h6fss s Jmss from
and in cultivation 80 of good wood l3s acres Of
cypress land A dwelling 90 by 3f feet. with three
rooms and gallery, double kitchen. fowl house pantry,
carriage house double cabins crib corn mill.
stables etc May he purchased with the place mules
I mare a horse Ave oxen farming utensils, half the
growing crop of and cotton and arpents Of seed
cane. 65
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ALARM IN ST LANDRY, ONE HUNDRED AND
y sixty one-half woodland, the'other half prai-
rie, 40 acres enclosed good cypress fencing a good
dwelling below stairs. and upper story ont
houses stables. etc. and a supply Of good water 81
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ALARM ON BAYOU PETITE ANSE. IBERIA
nsrsh miles from New iberia. 1h0 a-nerts excel
'rt land ~ wnod dwelling 20 by 90 {, st din
7s1 hall and kitchen rorn erin. cotton kousa mill
mill. 500 pieux incosins 20 arpents nice place
md ehean 81
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ransE rorRrns OF A NrLr

NTALN ~" TNnEE FOURTUs oP MILF
: rom Pe-ry's Badge v.-rniion bayou, parish q"
Te-Tili03 sd Eles from shbevil.e % go srpe;ts
Prtr,s wiz, * srp.ts wool ant u miles -.ha- Of
4 weing % feet square 500 pnnnais hsw fence.
potatoes plews etc. together with creole horses viii
with the place at the option OF the purchaser
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AN ITALIAN ADVENTURE thrill

venture happened some time apo i,
snberbs Of Eitterbc. Pon,ifca! States.
caffi" dehl'r stopped at aD inn OF
f"hH one evening. II short distance from
rity- to take SOM Iefr-Shm-nrs. II.
an air at satisfaction on hi, cuuut.nar.
and told tie innkreprr tn IT he had got
exec lent price for his cattle whicl, Ls,
brought HIM about 5000 fiancs. Il 900 dol
lars).
His supper being finished. he left. but bad
gone but a few steps on bis journey when he
was attacked by three men who tried TO fell
hlm to the ground. bat the dealer defended
himself courageou>ly. and maj aged to e.
cape buck To the inn. where he relatea
10 HIM what had happened. and declared hi,
intention of remaining there for the nipbt.
! tearing another nttack if he should set ont
before next morning.
lie r-tirei to tie room which had bee,
prepared. and soon dropped into a sound
sleep.
He woke up during the night and heard
some one speaking of him in the hall out
side his door. and was chilled with horror at
ut the words of the ink-eper:
dig the ditch in the garden larger, will
throw You his body out of the window and
you can bury it instantly"
In an instant he understood all, thew in.
tended to assassinate him, and dispose of hjs
body afterwards. SO rs to leave no trace of
their crime.
The dealer got gently out of bed, dressed,
and possessed himself of spade lying in a
corner "i the room, and awaited further do
'elopemenfs. He soon became consc,u.
II step nearing the door. and presentlv
he latter "r"".a gently. exposing the eyil
of the Keeper The de,i-
re raised his weapon and brought if down
WIN all his strength on the head of the inn
,reper. who was f-lled to the floor with h.
kull crushed. VIII n's
The dealer lifted the body. and openine
'e window. at the foot of which he sac
rec men and large ditch threw the bodv
1t. ' o'oy
Inc three men took the dead body which
~ did not recognize. and prepared to in.
1 he drai"r. without losing n second lsa
I'M. anH hast ned t. infnrm the Pnptif.
''"';'s- w-o i'm "irateiv urnce.d..d to
-f''. % '.-rsr 'h- g.r.. mn wrr. i,i.b,ne,
~@ 'rrr-trd them
- - TIE inukp..p,rs
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LAND ADVERTISEMENTS

TfNIMPROyED TRACT FIFTEEN MILES FROM
" Vermilionvie, l9a arrents, near the line Of the
Chattanooga Railroad - ,3
DLANTATION ADJOINING ST. MARTINVILLE
east bank Teche, 500 arpents 400 open aud fenced
100 suger;or wood land good yelling ps cabins
out houses, ETC. "a
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TRACT IN ST LANDRY. FIVE MILES FROM
Opelousa. 100 acres 20 wood. and sixty acres
allen. prairie Large number of pecan trees on the
place. Can be purchased cheap. 81 -
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DTOPERTY CONTAINING 1900 ACRES. OVER
800 acrese cleared This is very hne sugar and cot
ton land Situated near Barrvs Ian ing IL miles be-
low Washington Bavou Catnwbla The improve
ment. are moderate with q gin house 60
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PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY PARISH, FOUR
\ miles northwest of Opelousas 1000 arpents, 20 ar
n.nt well wooded an excellent lot of standing timber
the prairie land Of the finest quality. has on it fine
dwelling for the country piazza 100 feet long
/? rooms with FIRE places. and two rooms besides, out
h5uses stables barns cisterns wells. all in excellent
order Cheap place fine for cotton, cane and corn.
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ANTATION EAST BANK OF BAYOU TECHE,
\ One mile below ST Mar.invle ef 900 arpents ar
room outbuildnss cribs stable, cabins ard a lot of
choice fruit trees. SIS
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v,ARM TWO AND ONE HALF MILES SOUTH
West of New IBERIA IS ofvery superior prairie
land 81 under fence and in cultiv alton. dwelling ~
by 70 feet with rooms and gallery kitchen store room
nill stock on place sold at reasonable prices 81
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4 PLANTATION ELEVEN NILES FROM OPE.
lou'as near Bayou Mallet of 800 10 enclosed
with good fences, dwelling and out houses 81
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PLANTATION ON EAST BANK OF TECHE.
u miles above Ne. iberia $50 arpents 200 cleared.
balance woodland dwelling 40 nv IS feet. rooms.
kitchen rooms storeroom donhle cabins corn crib
stable 40 by IS carriage house chicken house IA
cane Three good mules work horses. l2 sheep and
l. 700 pieux may be purchased with the nlscs. "a
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SUPERIOR GRAZING FARM FIFTEEN MILES
"a from Abhcvle the mouth Of BAYOU yermilioa
bordering on the marsh. 2720 acres l2
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tSUGAR PLANTATION ON BAYOU TECHE.
\ n miles from New Iberia, 9.5 arpents. S40 orer
land lol wood. l44 cypress swamp. dwelling, Kitchen
carriage bouse and shed crib and shed, donnie
cabins. fowl house four arrenrs fne cane for seed:
200 bushels "a mules 10 mich cows cert farm
ing utensils etc he purrhased with the plare. 6
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,PLNrATI0N OF TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN
t.s 1000 acres cleared 300 acres enclosed On the
Mace there are good dwelling houses cabins, cotton
gin barn etc and the remains OF brick sugar house
burnt during the war a fine place and cheap q
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fo' "ods Of faith, let Syaeeless .ealots 6xAt;
Hs cant Dc rron&, rAose life 10 in the risA,.
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A DESIRABLE SUGAR PLANTATION on THE
Iecne, ~ miles below New IBERIA containing 400
spents superior land $50 under fence and 10 planted in
cane: comfortable dwelling with rooms and other
Iedusiie bindings and nine cabins oxen OK cart
mule. mutt cart, 200 barrels OF corn fodder etc 65