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through hise osssieates and reess< aud rerDmsnda-
stsss u thar mricaes ~ fAs tss vhs ssnna erpo~s
90 cootradiet them os Who besides, hr thr imIo.
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ascrbe al The same 10 ter nus, Eitcs spvinos, Ae,
most o. which, Do al, contain Moeuy, frosass % The
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THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS,

The Convention met, pursuant 70 edjoum
mcnt, on this, Wednesday, the I'd day OF
March, $50, at II o'clock H., IN Parlor q, of
the St. Charles Hotel New Orleans
President Ward in the Chuir.
J. 4. Alcce Gauthreaux. Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Sandoz, the minutes Of
Yesterdays proceedings were read by the
Secretary, aud apprr we'd hv tine Conron
ton.
On motion Of Mr. Dawes, tie members Of
the Press heretofore absent were requested
10 come forward and in.cribe their names OF
the book. Of the Secretary,
The nano Of Mr.. Drury Lacey Of tae
Cuddo Grzn;tr, was inscribed by Mr. Hyams.
On motion Of Mr. Sandoz. amended in va
rious particular. by different gentlrmau, the
question Of proxies was brought up, and on
motion ofM. Walker. was postponed indeti
ntely.
/ The c.mmittee TO consider the political
condition Of the State, etc. through its
chairman Mr. bennett, presented its report
which, on motion of Mr.; LinsIoo' ~as re-
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any ''',"; % y w Wv
''t,.'g" .i'u''E, w. ~ o", ',t'o"; 'h
". .'.,' VI i 'I' GNr'i In.or, ao vs. III,
In it'.g','ou I'.., ,,, '",''v ",ar, hinI m
I's'' F'S'",," t'' to,o",''E fa. ofar ".'u'
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t ~ ne '''s'"'H' anu -'''"ol'' O 1'' H'''
Conservative Press Coarni'0a.
p considering tbc diffusion
; education by all possible means and anon
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SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The Convaniion met pursuant to ADJOURN
ment, in parlor o. Of the 81. Charles Hotel, |
New Orleans. on this, (ruesdnyl, March !, |
1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
President Ward in the chair.
}. X. Alec" Gauthreaux. Secretary.
A coln'annioa ion from ~ ". p. Mang- |
ham. of the Richland Bdaekp, begging Mr..
II. G, Mccall 10 represent him in the Press
Convention, was read by the Secretary.
On motion Of Er. Jewell. the question of
proxies was laid over
On motion of Mr.. Gcntll tho minutes Of
yesterdays meeting were read by the Sec
retary and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Jewell, It was resolved
'hat the Secretary be authorized TO cause the
minutes OF this convention to be published
10 the Conservative journals in this city from
day to day.
The committee appointed to prepare busi-
ness for tho Convention, through its chair
man, Mr.. Jewell presented the following
report which was adopted by the Convcn-
iion
To he President and Members If hs state
Conservative Press -Tonrepiioa.
GENTLEMEN -- This committee having
! thoroughly considered all the questions
which, in our estimation, should be brought
/ up before this convention, hereby recon-
mend the following subjects under different
heads, aud would suggest the appointment or
election Of four committees of three. each Of
which committees to consider the question or
questions under one bead.
!. To consider the political condition Of
the State. aud to define a line of policy TO be
pursued by tho press of the State. the same
to be embodied in an address and resolutions.
=. Tc consider the subjects of immigra-
tou, leyces, public works and State fl
nnncos.
3. Public education and tho general in.
'ercst Of the press.
The organization Of Press Union and th,
preparation of a Constitution and bylaw.
for its government.
On motion Of Mr.. lIyams. the Presiden
was authorized to appoint said committees.
On monton, thecommittrc TO consider In
, political condition Of the State, cite, was in
creased to iiyo.S
On motion Of Mr.. lIyums, Il recess of lii
teen minutes was taken, TO enable the Chni
to make It's appointments.
The Convention rcpsscmblcd at the exp
q ration Of the recess.
The Chair then announced the followiu
committees
|. Committee on Resolutions aud A,
:. dress-D. Dennctt. Chairman; +. Limct.
y Gentil, G.. ". Tompkius, Alex Walker.
: 9. Committee on lmmgmtion, Lovcc
q. Public Works and Finance--W. NJ Burwe
=, chairman; II. j. Hyams, l.. T. Dash"il
-. 3. Committee on Education and the Ge
-. eral interests of the press-k. l.. Linsco
(. chairman J. r. Dawes, J. II. Sandoz.
T. Commitie on Press Organization
- VI. Holbrook, chairman; ID. Dennett, 7.
q Benvenu.
~. Mr. Linscott having refused to serve on
Committee on Education, etc, was cxcu'
-. by the Convention, and tho Chair placed
~. Lcfrunc in his stead.
-. On motion Of Mr. Jewell tho Convent
ON adjourned until tomorrow, Wednesd
March 2d, ut II o'clnck M.
,g C. WARD, President
- j II. ALcrE GAUrnalAs<. Secretary.
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FOURTH DAYS III ocEEDINGs.

The Convention myt pursuant 70 ID
iournmcnt, in Par,or O of the St, Charles
Hotel, on this day, the 3D. of March, 1870,
at II clock, NJ.
President Ward in the chair
j. II. Alcec Gauthrcauz, Secretary.
Mr.. J.imct rose to a question of privilege
and presented the following preamble and
and resolution, which, after being debated
ian explanation being made by the reporters
present. was withdrawn
Whereas, This Convention, although not
a secret convention, is yet not open to the
public, its members having met only to con-
suit together among thom'elycs as to the
future editorial con luct Of their journals
touching political affairs and other matters
Of interest to journalists, and
Whereas, Reporters of the daily press Of
New Orleans have been inadvertently suffer-
ed to report and publish the proceedings q
tho Convention, and have indiscreetly pub
ConelulCd on 1T Column, d Page.
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J. r. Dawes,
!. II, SASDuZ.
EVENING SESSION.

Convention reasse embled at six r.. NJ, tiis
day.
On motion of Mr.. Niarchand. tho minutes
of the mornings proceedings were read by !
the Secretary and approved. /
On motion of Mr.. Hyams. the report of
the committee nn address and resolutions
was taken up by sections.
Mr. Saudoz moved to strike out the fol-
lowing words of the iirs; resputiOu: "At
once declare it, Independence Of ali political
pariies.' liereupon debate sprung up,
which lasted for two hours, aud grow at times
very warm and irited.
Mr.. Dennett said he was in favor Of the
press dsclaring it's Independence of all par
lies, and offered the following Substitute:
Resolved, That the conservative press Of
the State should at once declare it. mln-
pendcnce Of h!l political parties, and stand
squarely by the people, firmly and honestly,
in battling against political corruption and in
trigue in whatever party it may be found.
1t was in discussing the above motion vi
Mr.. Sandoz to strike out certain words, and
also the substitute of Mr.. Dennett, that The
debate became so general and rrotracied.
NJ. Blrwell said the desire was 70 get iil
Of the enormous load the people had to car
ry. The Democratic party was too great
burden. There were 5000 negroes in tie
State who could never be broughtm any way
to affiliate with the Democratic party. The
people must not be blinded by The majority
in the city; the city could not control the
State, and the only way to control the state
was to organize party whic! could do bat
+ tie uccossfully against the Radical party,
aud draw into lis ranks the conscrva'isc Gle
mcnts of ull parties. If the State was in
: "A urusnprous condition IL could Afford the
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sci oil teachers than real competency, this
committee commend constant supervision,
by the Conservative ptcss. over this evil
practice
@. Considering ihat tho teaching of the
French language, iho language Of tie falni-
lies Of Louisiana, has been uujusty sup
tee recommends that the press use It's inha-
ence to restore the tcaching of that Language
IN all our common schools. .-'.. III.
or THE GENERAL iSTEREsTs OF TlIf Press.
Whereas, the pres. should form public
opinion Instead Of subscribing its purposes
this committee urges upon the press tho ne
cessity Of continuing its bold and indepcnd. /.
ei,t opposition to present poliicala abuses and
corruptions, and to place those principles
beyond material interest this bein., the only
means Of rescuins the honor and prosperity
Of the State.
Believing. as wo DO tia, The principle;
und programme adopted by this convention
nre Of general character and in conformity
with ,hpyiews Of the Conservative jpurna'
throughout the United States, this commit
, nu. bp inrorlind Of the proceedings Of thi
conFeHIon' uhu w ItVutsiCu l" JUN VIZ y
in the diffusion Of the same principles. ..-
Whereas, The honorable profession ofjotr
nnlist mas been prostit utcd by the shamefl
| monopoly which excludes tie Con7eryaiip'
press of Louisiaua from a'' participation IL
the work Of public printing, depriying tn
public Of the advantages of free competition
the committee recommends the formation Of
permanent organization among the Conser
va,ive journals Of the State, and the adop
ton of constitution and bylaws for it
! government.
The committee ai-o suggests that an op
peel he made to the Conservative people q
the State. that they may accord their sup
port TO tho journals which defend their intC
frcsts their rights and theirlib.rtics. 't
'. EMLE LErRANc, Chairman.
4 J. r. Dawes,
4 J. II. SANDUz
The Committee on organization pf pre-:
union, ETC., not having had time TO make il
report was excused by the convention.
On motion Of Mr.. bennett, Mr., IIolbr1o
was excused from serving on The commit,
on organization If press union, etc. al
= Mr.. Seymour, Of the Bulletin, was sabst
,utcd by the Chair.
On further motion Of Mr.. Dcnnett, NJ
Lefrnnc was also placed on .hc commtl
q, Just mentioned.
On motion Of Mr. Gau,hreaux, the Pre-,
|. dent was added to the committee,
On motion Of Mr.. Dennctt, the Convent
adjourned till O'Clock p. NJ, this day.
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,AuGAR PLANTATION ON RiGlI: BANK OF
\ Hayou SeTmton, parish Of Lafayette, miles from
V,rEGnyile fronting !! arPenis on the bayou py y
rprat, in depth aud detached tract OF wood w ar
ufs Ihe plantation i. under good fcnce, .'o arpenis
T., rfi,at.on the balance enclosed as pasture large
dwr..ng house, ~ by 10, I rooms below ana above
W.,, Rail LifeAcn carriage house, stable, fowl house
r"''ai'. room cabins corn crib stable. sheds, good
urr house uuA horse mill kettle, with capacity foi 81
h.-taI. u sugar ia "a hours ~ acres of cane soo
-.-..l..-. ~ ~ L.r .lIr WIN The place ~
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,FAEN oS THE UPPER TEcHE, JUST bhLoM
\ Brcaux Iifdgc, parish OF 81 MARTIN li' arpnnls
fron,inr on the bayou. This include-teh ACRES ~ w"
rvnre.. timber lsnd 4 dwelling. eomioTtAD'r ahu
rnncly bui,t all necessary outhouses, Kitchen l"hl
h,,ns ali In perfcct order phts land IL above AZ over
ao.. and easy of cultivation. That next thc oNh
may be sold in lots The town !, po-Pero"'' an" n''
doubtrss soon become the scat OF justice
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n,,y.r.rlnS ~ IsLE rIQnANr. 1--WE NILE,

, PLANTATION IS ISLE rIQuANl, FIVE MILL
"A from Hubcrville and Bayou leche, Yen "les ,h
.and acres heavily timbsred, cypress swamp one .lou
,and two bupdred acre. arabic land, one thousand '
bnr.d cr,. II lands II Is fine lana lot sugar
ric. corn potanes and other crops, aui rar Pa'e l
r,i.nr rat,le horses. mules hogs. dwelling nous
double cabins and small sugar house on Wv Psh and
place can bc phS"A''' w '' 10
liberal credit ------------
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-rnl.l Lnrn nrNnnrn Acnrs on LANp

, bort FUTR HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
\ g,l acres cleared and 200 acres under fence over
.I U.h,,4 old corn and 100 bundles fodder 10 acres
In c,c Ali - acre. In machinery and material
t1r .ugr house, uhe sugar house was blown down
S ,lair. .u bayou Caiawba, between Washington ana
Htfl,s Landing On the place is an ekita hne ne"
ltiaF with lI flushed in It. II Is 80 feet square
,..i,- nfo places The dwelling was built in ls62, and
ua u bricks and id 90 feet lumber In H. There Is
cull,5YrEIlgs amount OF other improvements On the
place. VI
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,pLASTATfON IN sT LANDRY PARISH 70, II
\ miles northwest OF Opc.usas, lVp arpeuts, ~ AZ
r,s vrli wooded an excellent lot Of standing timber
IN. pr,t. land Of the finest quality. II has on hh
dwelling extra for the country, piazza ~ tos' ''us
rooms with Ore places, and Two r"ona pe'n,
barsc. stables barns circrns. wells, all IN eseeeh'
order Cheap place, fine for cotton, cane ana corn
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,p.ASTArioS FIVE MILES NORTH or NEW
\ uoHa cast bank bayou Iecho !"O arpents q Itoha
- i.,,n, a. deep Dwelling, and fine
r.l. ..pi % hail, r1u - 800; well, new hiteheh ail
., H..t..s IuUls cabins. stable, carriage mouse ahu
i i,srr.ry put buildings Of the land IN hgh s'a,e
M .f., lI I'D arpcuts seed cane, good hands undeI
Co9trr f,l g.p year good mules plow horses plows
,. .l..r IIt.y' indictments compete, sheep, cows
- .r ..r.. land all cleared and moSeable
.''.,., . ..H .,..n ,.IlHrl at more than s2oOO ol
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ASTATIOS THREE MILES WEST FROM 81.
! ,I,rrut.!r 5i2 arpenisi mules, head Of cattle.
80 . d Tirrs ia Prairie Long for sale Win me par"
t,. ...., a rooms. outhouses, cotton GIN "lih steam
Irr ali n work as order, barns stables, etc ~ ar
. .tt9p ltJ arpents corn. = arpsnis seed cane
. m G1. 5,uuiu. Ogder, and sz famlle' good negro
,aL.I.i. uu tt "
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,ppgyT--AuKp--AN AHpENr Is FOUR THOU
\ -l4l a4d eighty.tight square yards H., >,
4a.ra is i7i0 'spirr yard. piece OF lana ~
10 .YusI. (. 90 square ards moro than an acre .
.r, al ,alt square Is 1 square yards more than an
"ur nj about Rye,sSths Of an acre,
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W
YIN @a '.'n' s'4 N'fD'.
l.-l-a- l---illllE 2-----i- -.----------tt-
4sfs t.uH.A fa r..ass -tf .nbeH-J H,0l .fe
Har asa1sr+ .rf eseif zH'di .fHons iau
t..-ii-.. -----i.,--. -. y
..,ls ...s ..,.,,..,.. MON ,,,,,..,,,. "a
NUWbEN 4Zs
90 w -
=
in New Orleans, he said that tho movement
was purely local one, only gotten up FOR
purposes oi the municipal election. Two OF
tpe Leaders in that movement were ap.,
rointees ofGovernori Warmotl. aud one OF
thcm Mr.. Hassinger, editor OF the German |
Gnzo'te, had refused TO sign the call for the
Conservative presscohyention. That move
ment does not, then, consiitnta ON, lexumple
for the conservatives TO fouog's Tie WIS iop-
posedtplthac G 1nseniion attempting ~ create
u news or third party He would withdraw
from tho convention u this was to be de-
cIded. Tue OBJECT OF lhe convention was
huillcIrntly explained IN the coh Ho thoughti
it would be proper 70 eliminate all ques-'
tioils ot party that might be ON eoeionaole TO
me"ibeis OF me convention. ms was q
meeting OF inc Conservative press; now oil
lhe democrats gre Sphsffvaiies, but some
ConaervatiYe editors proclaim themselves IN I
acPehIent RON pafllcs'r Let al OF them
kcep 'helr preferences In that respect anu
unite on three common grounds: INC oppo-
s'oon W corruption ana fraud Tfren' what
eS'"source. tho support pt honest AID co.i-
potent eaAeada'ea aud '''s -"ppeslt'o 10 the
I"Ihous una oPp1eSsife iseasWea oi the
h-estsLlAtinfr' ne convention must not bind
i'S .l''lo.rs I 20 thc support OF iHc Democraiic
party hPnhpr cah J, compe, ihosc or ils
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.TnAcr OF LAND or TnE rrnllo HQAp

,TR\CT OF LAND on THE PUBLIC EpAp
a from Opclousas to Grand coteau mIie, rom ~!
lon sas on the line OF the proposed sew oIean,, r.
in cotton - corn ~ under fencing for p@turnG' 10
w.n wooded and 600 acres near, nom "hea l"n
".n.r az m. above have the privilege Of obtaining
vood A dwelling house 1876 feet square, AHshth' h'I
wants room double and single cabins, smoke hou.e
r hom.r ,tab,e. aud a sin house and cotton gin, corn
Iii mny IL, purchas.d with the place 2wors horses
woke Of oxen 80 head Of gentle cattle ana hal oi Tue
grow ing crop \ valuable place good soil hha'
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tsI4AH OR COTTON FARM lS THE PAEIsH
=. uf 81 IatHTt- I2 miles frpu op"ousas "a" Hrp"nt-
HtH .H.. .. t#" aH- u'H'A hi",,i tn',.h n Wy
.,r.. Hlsssr D~ vltns 80 fre'
-.ts.l, ...... .aror below ,tairs, new btiek
Chtmu"J7 10 60. ~ '-,' ' ~ - '' AZ
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,-tUNN II tNTAIlON SITUATED n FAI SsE
\ reiutt, % miles from New iberia iniIes rom
~ t cultivation 80 of good wood, ~ acres OF
r..u...- land A dwelling 20 by 81 feet, win uier
,.. ll stllrry double kitchen, fowl house, pantry,
carriage house 8 double cabins, corn crib corn mil,
tftr. etc MAY be purchased with the place, mules
mare a horse live oxen, farming utensils, halt th.
-'"7 ' 20
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.r,puIS THE pARisH OF ST. MARTIN. EAST
n .idr of Layou I-che miles from New IBERIA ana
four miles from s. Maruyille; leo arr"ni, very rn
,oiI l,O acres enclosed. Large dwelling WIN lpu
p.cans ,r.c. Properly TO be sold for division % estate
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. .pI.yT,T,oS ADJOINING rmE Town OF

~ Breaux bridge. a desirable plantation 'h!u ,l',
. l.,,Toy.da a. follows tO.Nt one twOstory dwtlllnE
hou containing four large rooms, and galleries o" t'
sr, story small gallery in the rear. and i"o e'yse
our large rooms and gallery the second story foul
rn rr'b, n sugar house stables, kitchen, coach hou''
and four small buildings. About seventy acres OF 'ah"
fenced in aud under cultivation Ihis tract ol ian" @
~ .,,. of arabic land not subject to overflow. ana
m, balanc. say one hundred arpents OF tmbrt'I '"N"
po.session 10 be given tho irst Of Dec d Iai' n
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Attract or LAND THREE FOuRIuS OF
\ mile from Prrry.s Bridge, on Nsrmiion baNou'
,ri.h Of fVrrmi on miles from Abberyle 20 sIpcnts
trairc land also % arprnt woodland, II mies instant
rom above iract Dwelling - feet sqnapc, Kitchen
I .4Eur.s new cypress fcne,u; corn potatoes, po"s
aul fr creole horse. for sale with the place Il tho pur
chaser d.a.f,s It Terms low. "
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,rARM TWO MILES AND HALE SOUTH
l vrst Of Nc,y Iberia, - acres acres under fence
.nI IN cultivation. 4 dwelling 80 by ~ feet rooms
.9 ty,pt gallery ktt,hcn room and all necessary
,nthau.c. aud mill. The stock on the place w III
br sold a. reasonable llrcs. ~
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,,AHH FIVE MILES FROM ST. MARTlNNll.LE'
\ r.,I,u ot ~ Martin about mile and hall nom
4. . Irrac about 800 acres of land, good for euuva
. ~ tD -p Urpruts suitable only Tor pa'iurase Also
t.a bJ alpeuts Of good "oodI.nd, .aile and nan
..l fHH main tract good cabins, corn honSe' h,apo
IE.. .tHl has been worked and il well drained 10
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Attract OF LAND ~ THE PARISH ~ LAFAn,
90 miles below the ~ Nerul''onvih", 80
ar,out, fronting Bayou Ncrmilion, woodland -,aoc
for "A .u.ar plantation Can he purchased AT very
reasonable price
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,srGAn rLNrArlos siruAIED on nAnou A,,..

1 y -flNW I'm '.N
\ Trr4e. 81 miles below New IBERIA on the fausse
,I.ui. road 800 acre.. of which l6i acres are wooded
XIII .,aar house engine and kettles all lately put up
n .rrf.tt order Cane to plan, 80 acres, and W acres
hubble cane good mulcs, carts, pows and other IN
p...a.lt. - gentle cattle, hye nieh cows hogs AMI
...tuI.
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3. =. wALtICHt ,,,
THE CRESCENT CITY MOLnSSLS hAh'
'''' REL MANuFACTORf.
40 G,. S3, o. and 90 -. Joseph ST.
Na,v Orleans.

ui, r,bas.d full set Of the latest improved ma,
hinSry t,r making barrels, we are paf,d' 10 turh out
rom two hundred and MY TO hf,, hunuren iho,a,
adc much stronger and better lhnn ihe eest mAde ny
hand and a, greatly reduced prices barrel, made WIN
nn nau hoons or wooion 70 sut rurehaers request
10 cal. and oxnmue our stock ana incihtts
for manufacturing before giving out Their 9,d.l AZ
orders lett at the Carriage Warebouse o' ~ nna' !.
80 & "a corner OF Carondelct and GraNier Is
will be promptly attended TO- 80, ,cura,,
oclJ6M H. T. Wa 'N'A ~
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tFAEN TWO MILES AND HALE FROM NEW
Iberia on the road to Salt Island, ~ acres Pralre e
land without wood. all under fence and hseh'd .
uon,o4 each two foons stable corn house sehen, and
other bgdlingg 2acres plantedIn cane, 10
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tFAEM or ONE HUNDRED ASD sEVLS ! >
soil improvements far, about two miles rom Je"n
srrrr .lx miles below New iberia ifohilH On
BAYOU Tysr .One choice fruit trees ne ocail on ior
rr lrucr pleasant e,ghBorhood aud he-.iha! Iasa''