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The War In Cuba-PlanteFs Preparing
to Resist Emancipation.

HAVANA, July 6, ola Key Vest, July 7.
Captain-General de Rodas will probably 60
to Mntiugo de Cuba. Valmaseda has LETT
Bayamo for the same point.
The troops in the vicinity of Santiago de
Cuba are acting altogether on the
demands reInforcements, but is unable to
Various reports represent positively that
the Snanis b troops have been defeated IN
several eng sgements recently with the III in
surgent lesLi'ers Diaz and Gomez. Inc
situation of the Spaniards in The eastern
department is uniavorable.
The planters are holaing me mee tha sm uuo
c]ination laws, and will resist the freeing OF
the tf slaves. Large amounts of money have
been e. sent to spain in order to avoid the
execution of the law and to secure It's re-
peal. Il,
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more Like the same rnxnI lad seenfb.r.
tree m June s likethe same tree IN. FsSr,.s
airy. He sat leaning his head on i,is ha,sd
while BfIlwer sras speaking, and vita bis
very long hair, his very flash waIstsaat. lid
chains and rings md Withaia much psE.r
iase than OF old, he was totally unrpcosx,is
Ing to me, and I looked at him q long tirnc
lie was then in his elimination OF popuisrf-
y, seemed jaded to stupefactlon. Re-
meMper1ng the glorious works he had writ.
zen since l had seen him, I longed to raw
nla my homage but had no opportunity.
and l d1d not see him again tfI he came
over 70 reap his harvest and upset his fri,.
cSr ~; an ameriea. When all the ~epfemara
have passed away-say twenty yearg bnnas
/ should like to see him again. renasr3es
as ne viii be for the most original ARA ~.
markable works Of his time.
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Foreign Markets-JBY TELEGRAPH

LONDON, July -Noon.--Consnl', o2s., Unteu
LONDON, july f-Eucning.-Consols asa. United
States Bonds. Yc3.
LIVERPOOL, July - Naturalization firm up.
lands, 9'J. Orleans, 1od. ; sales estimated at
l., 900 b'les. Flour dali. Corn 'os.'u' 1~'
O'Clock - Cotton S,eldy.
LIyEapo0I, July 7-EUening.-Cotton Iuiet AND
steady uilanda, Old. Orleans, lod. sales, I2,ooo
bales. including ., 500 bales for export ana specu-
lati0n. Red western wheat, Sc. III. red Winter,
0s. sd. Flour, 22s. 9d. Corn, Jos.
PARIS, July 7-Epening.-Bourse closed ex-
cited rentcs, III. CSC.
FRANKFORT, July7.-United States bonds open
cd Nat Ut 053.
uAvRE, July 7.-Cotton opened quiet.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Important from Europe-7He UAk-
NAHUM of France Var if Spain Cro,rns
a Prusstan Prsnce-A French Fleet sent
to the Meditcrranean-Prfm Determined
on a Prusstan Pr1nce-0pposition Of the
Spanish Press Convocaton of the
Cortes-Prussid Silent-AustriG Neutral
-Clamor Of the French Press for Var
&c, &c., de-, dc.
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Serious Accident at New Orleans
H'smiciGe.

New ORLEANS, July 7.-P: r. Forney, q
Chronicle, Willie attempting this afternoon
to jump train on the Ponchartrain rail-
road, had his left leg badly crushed below
the knee. He was sent to the Charity Hos
pital. The physician thinks amputation
win be necessary.
LovilIe Blanc, switch-tender on the Ope-
lousas railroad, attempting to leap from Il
train this afternoon, was severely injured.
Matthias Fisher, a German, was killed
to-day by Martin Worm, who struck him
over the head twice with q sledge-hammer.
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Marine EnteIEigence.

FORTRESS MONROE, July Passed in for
Baltimore, barkslAdelaide, from Havana;
Alcncoc, Lloyd, Callao; brigs Iris, St.
Thomas; Maggie, Liberia; and barlas Eliza,
st. CROWN, and brig Yarina. Arrived, brig
Harmonic, Rio, for orders. Passed in for
Baltimore, brigs Italia, from Ponce Data,
from Moyagues, and Loss, from n a ssau.
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Georgia Leslslature-Rain.

ATLANTA, GA, July 1.-THE Legislature
met to-day and adjourned till next Monday
to await the action Of Congress on the G'eor-
gia bill.
AUGUSTA, GA, July There was a
heavy rain-storm here this evening.
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Rlchmond Cattle Market.

july T.-CattEe.--15U head ut 4M7c. T9 b.
ShseD.--20O head Indifferent ut i5G5fc. aR Ii.
Lnmbs.--1 head ut $3MfG qR head.
CaiUeS.-l59 head at $eG}$13.SO " head
HDgS. --NUne.
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pepeard Of BrayeFy.

NEW YORK, July THE beara q G,s ur
aet NV Naw Orleans steamship. George Wash;
.ingson, with $1,000 for saying a ala vei bsr
from an internal ~achipestoWeo an0ns l'et
cargo.
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MONEY CANNOT BUY I'll
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESS
BUT THE DIAMOND sPECTACLEs> WILL
PRESERVE IT.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES, s...
MANUFACTURED BIZ

MANUFACTURED By
j. E. SPENCER 6 CO., NEW YORK,
which arc now Offered to the publIc, are pro-
nounced by all the celebrated OPTIClANSor the
world to be the
MOST PERFECT. NATURAL, ARTIFICIAL
HELP TO THE HUMAN EYE
over rrown. They are ground under their own
srnePyision from minute Crystal Pebbles, NELL
ed together, and derive their name,
on account OF their hardness ana psiiiiancy'
THE,sclEaTIFIc PRINCIPLE
nm which thew arc constructed brings the core or
Centre of the fcns directly In front OF the eye, pro-
ducine a clear and distinct vision as Ing na.a,
raj. healthy sight, and preventing Al nnp.s : ~
such AZ giimmering ALI am 49, IN ,aa
sight, dizziness, &c., peculiar 70 ~
They are
MOUNTED IN TIE FINEST MANNER.
:, rpames. o. the best quality. OF all materials ased
for that purpose. Their nnish ana daraDlhty sah-
not be surpassed AEtE
"a None genuine unless bearing their
trude mark, stamped on every nfaIic'
NoWLAN 3 CO.,
Jewellers and Opticians, are Soie Agents fos
RICHMOND VA,
from whom they can only be 0htssned. Ihese
Goods are not supplied 70 pediers al any pr'ss.
= g., 4 -npt #-U+.# %-s###
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Arrival Of IMMIGRANTS.

NEW YORK, July7.-The steansaip MG ,;.h
e emiarants from German and Danish ports.
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Guarding the Pacific II abroad.
ST. LOUIS, July s7.-AddI ional troops
have been stationed along TIE Pacific rail-
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Departure. OF Prince Arthur for
England.
QUEBEC, July Prince Arthur embark
ed for England to-dayson the stip Croco-
ollie.
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NEW PATENTs.-Hay and cotton press, to
Charles j. Bcasley, Petersburg. Va; cir
cult changer, to Watkins l.. Burton, Rich.
moud. Va.
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MADRID, July THE Cortez is to
convened July Doth.

CHINA-THEH AsSACkE OF CHHI5tfH"0'
PARIS, July THE Minister of Foreign
Affairs has received full confirmation OF the
massacre OF French citizens ut Pekln,
China. instructions will be immediately
sent to the commander of the French Meet
in Chinese waters. No special expeditlon
will be sent, rs the naval force lnefe II y
deemed sufficient to yindicate the outraged
dignity of France.
LoNDoN, July 1.-The Morning Post says
the great Powers will be disposed to sane
ton any energetic action on the part OF
France for the punishment Of the Chinese.
1t is Thought the Post is semi.ofacially in
spired to speak for the English Govern
ment.
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WARRINGTON NEWS.
Tive Pat. Moods Case,

Thc following special telegram was sent
t. 1s Wednesday night, but was received
:nn late Tor publication in yesterdays
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-27

Go 70 O. r. AIexander's for your
drugs. feT.tf
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WE WILL ALSO RUN A
FAST FREIGHT LINE
FROM e,
OVER THE SAME ROUTE.

~ Mark Goods care W 4 E., Palisade.'
Parties shipping goods by our line will piece
give notice at our Offices. at San Francisco and
Sacramento. where they will receive prompt at.
tention and be forwarded with dispatch.
ofhces-s24 Clay street. San Francisco: 2 o
street, Sacramento; So South C street. Virginia
City: and Main street. Hamilton. White Pine.
au2.tf WOODRUFF q ENNoR. Proprietors.
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A. N. TowNE. General Superintendent
7. H. GOODMAN. Gen. Pass. Agt. aul-tf
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Local FnttIligfnrr.
Observation-Disclosures DIRECTORY.


.-.svssNrNrs LEVIED AMI usPA D oN WITH
PINE STOCKS.
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FRANK C%ASTAGNETTO,

Successor to C~astagnetto L Borbon.l
DREpARER OF COFFEE BY STEAM.
corner Of ira Ire and Dunn streets. Ham.
nton. GRANTEES, JAVA, CosrA RIGA, and all
.nus OF Cofiees, ground and prepared for the
~" AZ his steam mill. He guarantees his
.onee to be the very purest and best offered for
sae In the State of Nevada. au7-tf
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arrivals and DEPARTURE.


-
ARRIVALS.
BY WOODRUFF a EsNoR's LINZ.
b v Burns Geo Massey p r Heuson
q c Grasse Jacob Heinson A Caldwell
II Michael Henry COIN d Leyson
ny REAcHEY. WINES a CO.'S LINE.
\ Spence Mr. Eillett Mr. Cloppen.
Mrs L Hayes Mrs Middleton heimer
II Hazen Thos McEaran c Carpenter
BY TRAVIS, WILSON a co. e ELY LINE.
John Smith Rich Roberts W S Travis
John Gooding Sam Sing
DEPARTURES.
BT WOODRUFF A KNNoR's LnR.
II Washington David conkling E b Shaw
Oscar Foss X Bullentyne Thos Mullony
J A Gibson Sidney Charles J C Hughes
PC Renfrew Mrs Renfrew
BIZ BEAoHEY. WINES 4 co.'s LINZ.
@ B Kittridge Thos McGowen
TRAVIS, WILSON & Co.'s next stage
leaves on Monday, at a. m. Time, "a hours. .
PIoSEkR LINE FOR PIocHE.-HATcH A
KRLIsoER.- Direct to Phoebe, by White River
route. Shortest route and quickest time. Thor
oughly stocked with 6-horse teams. with 10
mile changes. New coaches, stAuneh and COM
Portable. Hamilton Office at Wells. Fargo A Co.
Phoebe Office, Ashim 4 Coz store-Henry Phil
lips, Agent.
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Miscellaneous.
DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION!

'IHE DEMOCRATS OF TREASURE CITY
VIII hold a meeting at Brokers' Hall on
SUNDAY EVENING, August 10, 1870, at ~
Sciock, for the purpose Of organizing a Demo.
srauc Club. All Of the faithful se expected to
be present. au25-td
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sssnrs without cay ssdsadolc csdse, she puy sieal
ssreaA aaA sns apitss give way, and stranxss ter
por la alike the body and and intellect Thens s
little q - pin psrhsps. but the natural vsor and eea
ssay cf ihe pre ard ppscular sSasm seems to have
departed and An Indifference to tie plessures Of l and
eslnas ~ sSsss, iak6ApsS u that
sasaes nssess l. hosA wheh chssacserises every vel
balanced mind when in healthy condition.
Eh,s slase II parsia sslasss i sasa IL passssay
yusrsems Of sriess Ga'says h. tnAcatn nnsses-
takaby the vital powers angnishing aud need
aeinulant In saeh eases the cfet Of few doses Of
uesassssr's seess6eA 1Bitt3~s is wonder.u!y ben :
soss TIE sress tsnie wakes pp the syssep from iss
i.66e - eksioss "a eiSeAlaties ricsissd hew
,esa ~ rlaxed nerves recover ,her slsstieiy pa.
6sg - q ~ spessss IKE Mss asstspsd
streSh 4 iistfumens II the psoeesx 81 timing.
lssAsry4s allsy srs Tsplsesd y e.sssg .sd vsso.:
whi;e he seasoa q aqRssss.en laseeA eceoee ones
,.cse eoSsuDA IT. - af14rqf ee9iee shgeld b
ps1tsee& y assseey ,ss sAs tessss.l
prs11ce ny seeaa lheredble = t&u5 - nth
sa sHs medical elieaex ef ysdqJt p6asonss - -
~ $500 - altersaive virtues Of the
eosuunseanccs descrioss they VIII snd
~ - - UV4 -. seFsf aas-f
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AJ JHr cHrS rJTIrH INTO PUffTaId,

As'" CARS roHfd INTO PORTLAND, y
fine view rf the best harhor H. The
" ten
States. with IFS numcrous vessels saDch :,
or lying at the wharves. Portland fass 81.
nr1Fg reconstructed since the gr-at fise.
Rurtland is magnificent city. It 7pa
settled in 1852 by George CIsves and -Kich
ard Tucker. 1t was destroyed BY the In
dians in 1876, nearly two hundred year
ago. and again destroyed by the French an.
Indians in 1890. 1t was bom ,ar1ea =,
the British feet in I775, and near!y DE-
sfroyed. In 1860 its populatian was %. .44l
ard its property was valued at sl7 sG6, ,OCO
PORTLAND To sAUO. - q.
Near Portland We saw mum, rous stacks of
hay on the salt msrSb-s which are eypry-
where found on the Atlantic coast. These
marshes are merely level salt water praiiries.
sbounding in grass which grows two or I'll ree
feet high. and sat creeks like the bdyousiu
the marshes Of Louisiana. thread their wav
through them. AT the proper season It, v
haul this hay to their barns to he uscl as
winter feed for their cattle. The snpp,y iso
Immense and the cattle ARE fond Of the bay "a
the farming country on this road is gen
orally poor. Som" of the land would hardly
sustain rabbit. yet there are some pret,v
good farms in thisN section of the Sat-
There is considerable swamp srrwth. w.,i,e
pine. ana rocky land. -.--s...-...--..
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At Oxford some twenty years ago. a tn
tor limpsd in his walk. Stopping one day
last summer at q railroad station, he wa, oc-
o''sted BY q we'll known politician. who rec
'goized him and asked him if he was mt The
chaplain at tho college at such a time.
naming the year, The doctor replied that
he was. 81 was there" said the i,,errops.
tor. ..and l knew yon by your limp -
We'll. " said the doctor, lit seemA that my
limping made deeper impression on YOU
thnn my preaching. "Ah. doctor." was tn.
reply. with ready Wit. ..it is the hishes,
wa cas- pay minister to say he
is known by his walk rather than by his con
vrrsatinn."
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Mrs. Edwards (latrly mnlried). Really
George. thought you would be more inter-
estiDg. and not smoke for hours without ex
changing a w"rdA This does not rpnl;ze
those bright picture you painted before our
marriage"
asalias n Sis;alss isar bette; ;54oss6 =.
medium of smoke. II tome. them down.
Mrs.. Edwards does not know in the
least what Mr.. Edwards means; neither does
he know himself. but the effect is all the
same. Mrs. Edwards is si,enced1
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.d9e planttts 8aaner ,
1amllp Kea0inQ au0 New5 aitms.
THAT HEATLEN SiIlNEE.'s 20.
A Hlsior, or I'ls origin ana Development.
The C0oIis Merchants and Their Victims
Who is Responsible for the isiatic
= foundation -! -
Habits and characteristics Of the dgien-
tai Lab0rers. .Sozso 7 |
a - -. Il
The TrafIic in gsamaas ;r,sissis.s = sissis.s.s
-.
New England Spiri,uslis;n Coexlstsrt
with the Days of Ccnfucias i
DIFFICULTIES IN GETTING coo1.Es

} DIFFICULTIES IN GETTING COOLIES
~ may be Interesting to the reader to know
WHAT were the means adopted at the othel
poItS ior the prevention of this slave traffic
anu below 4 give q Condensed summary of th,
fegniatIons as prese mt in force at the part OF
nonSkonS, from whence come nearly all the
fWst-Ahe Aarbor master, or com missioner
Shat sy an Interpreter question every Chi.
nese emigrant to ascertain if lie is going OF
his own free will ~ -. = . - . >
'oecoho-Ihe name and occupation of every
emlgrating Chinanaii shall be entered in the
registry, aud sufficient time be given him be-
tween the registry and sailing of the vessel to
visit his homo and retui II. .a 80
Ihird-lf the coolie sees fit to remain at
nome he can do SO by paying any advance
money that may have been given him and the
cast OF his food in port
Fourth No person s,ifitlrf TWENTY-FIVE
years Of age shalt f-be allowed TO emiur; te
dian. e
rHth-I ne shipnhasters or agents M ,tist qua
rantee to the cOolie all his legal privileges in
the land to which they take Kim. and shall
piedge themselves to afford him the facilities
TOT rU;.sl wsl't'ns or OF sending money to his
SiAth-Perso''s detaiAi y coolic against his
will are subject to heavy fuss..
oeventh-lhe captain Otevery vessel carry
ing Chinese passengers must make a detailed
report 70 tho authorities before ne sails OF
oee sue 81 his ship the accommodations Tor
the quantity aud kind of proyi-
sions he has Oh board and the course he in.
Tends TO take to reach his destinations.
Eighth Ivory such ship Iiust ilavs :. sur
geon and sufficient supply of medicines.
Nrn.h-ine owners or agents OF the vessel.
shali be under bonds to deliver the coo,i.s az
Ihe port for which theyaare shipped IL not
prevented by bad weather, accident or sick
ness. 80 .~i $50 -H' - .'= - -
Under these regulations, which seem to be
;arefulIy observed, it is nova very difficult
hing TO carry away c,oiie without hrs con
cnt. sf.9}f Ffr % n FS'"'s'' 49,
low AN AMERGANIzED eoOETE BEHAVES
AFiER RETCRNING 10 THE FLOMEgf
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1t is believed that the last Cuban hurri-
cane has destroyed Mt least twenty five per
cent of the sugar crop. and twenty per cent.
OF the tobacc". Probably over one hundred
vessels hnve he"n driven ashore and the
majority inst. The total lose ia roughly os.
timated Mt 81 .OOO 600.
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There is a man in D-cotah. Iowa so penn.
rious that when shelling corn kernel few
int" who'd pile. and he removed seven
cords Of wood to find it. A nrighb"r stand
ing near. dropped kernel near where the
>enrcher was looking. hut when he found it.
he said: "Yun emit fool me with that small
kernel; the one lost was a large one"
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10 the Working Class.

Wsare now prepared to furnish all classes whA con-
s,.nt eploy a home the whole of the time or tor
fhe snare moments Business new light and profitable
per,ons Of either sex eeAly oET - eeAtdto oRr
evening and q propoFtionasc sum by devofing fheif
tvAor tiua to the hnsasaa nnyu and girls earn HNHy
ss DueR q mcn That all who this notice may send
theie uesa aa sest the basines, ne make the follow
ing unpsralessas-r To ssen - sse mt well sasfed
vc will send el 10 pay for the trouble Of writing Full
portjcaprs . valuable aanple, which Wl do to CON-
ntuse Work ea, aUa . copy of the fropte'a 1Mcrsry
AnioA- ~ shc lHfsest and best Nnhy ne Wspa
wgus pessnaneat. pro1subas wurk. Nt1vesa stssA - -
IS spa3am Z. G. ALLEN q %. AasaseA MuDae,
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WASrED-A gentleman who ha. uht"rtu-
nate'y broken his word. is anxious to obtain
some cement that will repair it. The sane
composition with which folks mend their
manners may possibly answer.
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1 gentleman IF this city who paid his
wife's milliner's bin the other day. SAYS the
siege OF P"ris hasn't had half the effect npon
the fashions that he supposed it would.
t- Courier Journal.
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Z Iii said that Mrs. james Nolan. q Iudi-
ana. is now in pursuit Of har seventeenth d.
v"rce. Itis noticeable fact ,fhat when
woman. at the outset Of married life. falls
into train IF worthless husbands, she
is very apt to keep it up as long as she lives.
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Brecher's.S Sst Sunday sermon WA. on the
philosophy otspain; his sermon the evening
6eior" was more like the philosophy OF
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The S"ns IF Temperance in Ohio have
increased to the extent Of six thousand
during the past year. A single drink Of Cia !,
cinna'i whisky is enough to make Sok Of.
TrmPerance Of the worst Of us.
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Things are nt last coming to n head in
Paris. The squares and pleasure grounds
have been planted with cabbages for the use
of the inhabitants
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Ten Thousand Sonthern men who live in
New York have registered for the coming
election. and Will make it warm for thd Re-
publicans.
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J, T6~ ssw York Ssr says .Benator. i'm
N"ssae .ests hr1er d. This j. iopt trde.
As full Of faults as Sumner and Wilson nre, !,
their greatest fault IS that they won't die.
(Courier Journal.
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ATRACr 0P LAND ON THE PUBLIC ROAD
"A from Opelousas Grand Coteau miles from Opc-
ousas on the line the proposed New Osieans Ope.
fousss aad Great western Railroad $50 Arpents. l33
N cdssSp e5 eor % under fencing for pastur:e lIo
owner n the above have the privilege Of obsainsue
wood. dwelling house l36 feet square, Kitchen, SER
wants room double and 2single cabins, smoke house,
corn house stables gin house and cotton gin. corn
mI may be purch9ssd with the plsee. work horses,
yoke of oxen Head Of gentle catle, and half Of the
growing crop \ valuable place. good sol and cheap
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S&3BAR PLANTATION ON RIGHT BANK OF
a Heyoav0smiiion parish of Lafayette. miles from
ysnonville fronting l2 arpcnts on the Bayou by 3s
aYpents In depth and detached tract Of wood go Or.
pents The plantation 10 under good fence S5 acnts
- cultivation the balance enclosed pasture large
dwelling house, II by 40 rooms below and above,
filming hail. Kitchen carriage house, stable. fowl house
servants room cabins crib. stable. sheds. good
suear house and horse mill. kettles with capacity for six
hoerhesds Of sugar in - honrs 80 acres Of cane zoo
barrels corn for sale with the place. -
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Colonel Susan B. Anthony has been speak.
ing go"d deal lately. and has cansht Wat
y Called ''minister's snre thr'as.~ sShk'kHX
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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-09

what Is that which Adam never saw. never
possessed. and yet he gave to each Of his
children Parents.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-09

CUGAR PLANTATION -FOUR AND ONE.HALF
northeast of New IBERIA east bank Of Bayou Teche,
4S arpents superior land g5 cleared and 2l2 Of good
sugar wood aud cypress timber One dwelling with
-;x wef painted fe essary out buildings with
three double for aborers 30 hundred arpents in
cultivation Seventeen in eane 30 in and the
balance in Six mules and plantation implements;
the crop aud stock sold with the place, and possession
given Immediately. Will be sold cheap and easy
er ms y 80
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-11-09

The difference between a country and
city grecehorn ia. that one wants To- know
:verytA1g. and the other thinks he can tell