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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-05-18

Il Is not necessary to journey from the TROPICS N
IN order to experience the extrees a heat and
cold housand undergo all the seniences Of this
change every day, every other day as
ne ease may be- without the trouble Of MOVING oyc1 The
,nlesnosd mr. wori with these iavolsnsnry shsk.rs
"ha' are they d"i TO exprte heir return . uriium
emper'uref-to bresk the chills soa baz she fever,
he ney dosing Themselves with Qninine thereby In,
eriing Ia sountaess OF their b0nxs a inusiv1.. ~.
vsor OF their brains and sysssp Some of sh
e no danb but not the majority them il is believed
ne sane OF ios,eters Ssomaeh Bitter. q harmless
sn cerian specific r fever and ague is unterstooa .n
appreciated tn all parts Of the countries vbrr. In s,
tents presa he residents such iocallsies brsn i,
take early In iae spring protecsion seaips: s6e mi
's.na " wnich they are suTounded mot an Of them
'oae people. bot the greater number -
~ Inc any nxed fact In therapucs il l. this: tia,
ac oiI.eEs arc tar better safeguard aea.nst 81 hs v.r
stes 81 periodic nslss ,. produced b ssWlsseepe Il
aaa.ons man say drug or compound n ths aasssja
..dics u the profession. THIS sssestina 4 -. ;ss
al Due respect g the iaenlsy, but bsinr 3. sosS.s
uata and one that nosrf cdnea1s tho hsolsh Fl ~
.sstiemsns n yasiou: pan. cf tho eossty - 3 Il
me pablic ct iaf8e.k madHleafjonay fo,S - -
pie and uniopeachehls fndn>ay Il 3e1ee fi11srvei :
To ereas sp chilk ard fsvess, q VA 3 Is rrs.x,.
'hs., there y n"snings siAsse s this vse.
>.esls rssterakSo. -. = ~
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-05-18

A RAP AT rHE GihLs-An Omaha lee
lurer thus discussed the question the other
night;
Twenty years agothc girls were their own
lress makers, and now beautiful they looked
to the braye men who then cou:ted them
fheu they Wore no hoops, no switches, no
-Hnything, but we're JUST rs goa muue vucm.
A lover could tell whether his love weighed
"ue hundred and eighty or seventy. five
pounds. Could tell at a glance what she was.
1ut now they could not tell whether the gi,
vas made by the dress maker or by God;
,hsy locked her over, aud were not sue she
was not half cotton; touched her head, and
didn't know whether they felt natures hal
or mu~ty waterfall. Twenty years ago We
were all better, looked better, aud were bet.
ter Christians. We-had progressed for the
worse, and as we continued SO would the
boys follow.
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that's the EHdf wtiskey ono gets now-a-
days."
A citizen Of Kings county, Ireland, re-
Gently had his nose cut off BY band of ruff
fans. and naturally thought that he wss
horribly disfgured for life. A Dublin sur
geon, however. thought otherwise. and has
actually succeeded in forming a new nose
| from the flesh aud skin of the forehead,
which is declared to look better than the old
one.
Mr.. Spurgeon is famed for his quaintness.
He lately allsded to gentleman as lone who
can serve his God. aud at the same time
| paddle his own canOe.'
"The fact is." said an elderly wife. ga
| man don't know how TO sfraighten up things.
He does not know where to Commence.
don't wonder" she remarked in conclusion.
that when God made Adam, he went right
to work and made q woman to tell him what
10 do"
The wivesof England are getting tired of
the monetony Of being beaten to death by
their husbands. and ono pioneer reformer
has mauled her man to his grave with big
stick.
A Clergyman Of Sandusky. Ohio, at the
bed Of a sick man. said to him: "Have YOU
made your peace with God J" To which
the sick man innocently replies: Il don,
know that ever had any difficulty with
him.
/ An Indiana paper manifests pardonable
freshness in chroniclng as an unusual oc-
currence." the fact the fact that a couple in
its town we're twice married and separated
within a week.
The way Hoboken youth showed he had
been crossed in love. was by threatening the
lives of the whole family with knife. seiz-
ing chicken. cutting its head off. drinking
and washing his face iu the blood. aud than
getting arrested.
If you wish to cure o scol ling wife. never
fail to laugh ut her with all your might till
che ceases, then kiss her. Sure cure. and
20 quack medicine.
/ A Western editor wants IAN assistant
who can write to please everybody, and a
foreman who can put each advertisement Mt
conspicuoasly at the head of a column
/ Niggardiy host. who hast just finisbe
carving turtey-Will you have small
piece Of tho dark meat or small piece Of
the white meat! Hungry guest, wao is ad
dicted to the babis Of plain tai ng-Thonk
you, I'll take largo piece Of 10th.
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Two young ladies belonging to il q .eatial
families in this city, are now under treat.
ment by DR.. Sweet, the famous ''natural
bone-setter," at Lebanon, for a cramped and
painful distortion of the feet. 1t is feared
the trouble is caused BY wearing the fashion,
able modern style Of LADIES' boots with heels
running almost to point, and set too far
would be impossible to find, yet all are made
so; and if bought ready-made they are sure
70 BE- uf this Kind. There are hundreds OF
cases OK thc:s eramped and distorted feet. and
doctors have not traced tho trouble to the
true cause.-i Hartford Times.
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Wife was undressing little four year old
Charley the other evening. He silently felt
of his chubby arms little while, and then
looking mp into his mothers face, he said:
mamma. who made me -
''TEe good man up IN the sky" answered
mamma.
Chayley turned a steady, sober, searching
beautiful, star-lit sky for moment, and then
instantly Gaping the climax, with the i'm
portant question:: "But, mamma, who took
me DOWN.
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LYING Lying supplies those who are ad-
dicted to it with plausible apology for every
crime, and with supposed shelter from
every punishment. 1t tempts them to rush
into danger from the mere expectation of i'm.
punity; and, when practiced with frequent
success, it teaches them to confound the gra-
dations Of guilt, from the effects of which
there is, in their imaginatious, at least one
sure and common protection. 1t c0rrupts
the sure simplicity of youth; it blasts the
fairest blossoms of genius; and will most as
suredly counteract every effort by which we
may hope to improve the talents and mature
the virtues Of those whom it effects.
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4 PLANTATION TWO AND ONE HALF MIL :
IA from Washington, parish Of 81. Landry. Bayoi
FCrocoi,e its junction. with Bayou Beuf ont thol
sand hundred and afty acres open and unda
overflow. A large dwelling in good r-psir. stables,
hoas-s etc Cotton, susar rice, tobacco sn oIhI
crops do well on this place. aud would make supcro,
stock iarm. II is fine hog range. convenient n ship
ping posns and healthy Plenty Of seed aud Corn
the ti.lra
u from op~lousas, 10 mica from Washingfon and
n.ies from good steamboat nAvgarion-9jO acres. IS
ccared wei dnched aud encrd good timber. good hol
range and hnc pasfurasc the year round Good dwell
ing hou~r, and outhouses aud cisterus; mules oxen
sheep hegs ETC. and half Of tue crop may be pu,
Chased with the place. ri
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sjuAR PLANTATION oN RIGHc BANK Or
nay,'u Nvriio parish OF Larsy ette, n miies frou
ernii n,ile. Iron ing IL arpents the Bayou b. r.
penis III depth, and detached tract Of wood W ~.
rnis fhe plantation uuier good fenes z7J srpents
cultivation the balance enclosed pasture larry.
weiiing house, 42 by ~. rvoms below and ahove
nnS hail. Kitchen, carriage house. st2bie fowl housr
-rvan,s r'oin ca1ls corn crib. sable. sheda good
honse and horse ili kettles with capacity for sx
gsiieads OF sugar ia "a hours. ~ acres Of ease 2N
tor :fh the place. n
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fkACr OF LAND On THE PUBLIC kcAL
4 from Opeousas to Grand Coteau, miles from Op,
usas om the iiBe of the proposed New Ofes1s. O.,e
'u>as and Great Western Railroad, 430 arpents. la
cotfon 80 corn ~ under feueng fer psssnrage. "a,
sei wooded. and Loo acres near, from which tn.
wner II the above have the privilege of obtaininR
'ood dwelling house is6 feet square, kitchen,
nts room, -doub.e and single cabins, smoke house
"a h'use, Stables and gin and cotton gin cor,
.li.jlay b. purchased with Ie psce. work horse.
"Ae OF "xen, ~ head of gente CATTLE and half Of
WIS erap. A valuable pace, good soil, and cheap
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4 pLANrATIOAIN ISLE PIQUANr FIVE MILL
"A Hubrrtvie. and Bayou T~chr. ten Mics o.
Nsw lbrria three aye hundred acres oar tiat
s,ad heavily timbrred cypress swamp. tho,
hundred acrss arabic land one thousand thr,,
hundred uf pasture lsuis 1t 10 due "a,
corn, poat aud other crops AMI PLACE
r..Is.ug attic, horses, mu.es. hogs A dwelling not,s.
doabic cabins and sual sugar house :hc place. Til
place De purchased liberal ter.as. part cash.
libeszl credit. 10
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whats the size Of this place r. gravely
asked a New Yorker of the conductor, Just
after the brakeman sung out O-pe-li-ca at a
Southern station, where not a house was
visible among Il pines, excepting an eating
saloon. sits about as big as New York, hui
it isn't built up YETI was the ready answer
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GRt planters Bauner
Our port's Gorncr --- 5elesteo.
PEOPLE WILL TALK,

PEOPLE WILL TALK
We may so through the world but twill be very sIo,
five listen to all that said as we 60;
We Wen be worried and ireited ard kept in a stew.
FOR Medciesome tongues must have something to do
| For people viii talk.
IL quiet and modest twill then oe presumed
That your hun Bile position is only assumed;
lou ie wolf in sleeps clothing, else You re fool
Du' ooh gel excited. keer perfectly cool
For people will talk.
II generous and noble they'll vent out their sp,eep
near some loud hints that you are selfish and ea,
- ap!.sft aud honest. aud fair as the day. 4
men II you show The least boldness of heart,
~, ~, 81 nj Inclination TO take your own mart
p u ca. you an ups'arf, conceited and vain.
"ep '""snt ah.ti, dom stop to explain
For people will talk
- ''nread"are your coat old fashioned YOUR drsss
!, 80 ""e' "t course, will take notice of this
iint ' ,a,her , close that You can't paw your way
" 0on ees excited whatever they say
Fer people will talk
: YOU ~ hress in the fashion, don't think to escapc
=. .aey eriicise then in far different shan.
,ut m;n% % ol your means, or your bills unpaid
" !'o own business and keep straight ahead
FOR people will talk.
ney u TAX tine before you but then at your hack
= senoal and pie there is never a Inrk. ~'
low k'nd and polite is all that tney saw
'u' oitter as gall when you're out of the wsv
feopie will talk,
"u ~ ..ena, ., take my advice, and do as You please
Sronrb % ,',e ~ you nave one) viii then be ease
~ u.vusn me You viii N ct with all sorts of :l,nss
"' "on 'hiuk 10 STOP twill Ue @ no ;,,e- |
People will talk
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|
laid the newspaper down with all my
old fears renewed in me. had scarcely done
50. when saw the outline of man rise in
the carriage. He lcaped oyerio the pee
where l was seated. l saw the CLEAN ef a
knife in the air.
Mad with passion and surprise, graspcd
The descending arm. A furions determina-
ZION to save my life inspired me with 'hc
strength Of a giant.
The ferocity with which | seized his 1rist
forced his hand open The knife winch h.
held fell, and then commemorate silent, fali.
ous struggle.
He seized me by the collar, aud elung with,
the tenacity OF tiger. heard lis Swapping
teeth, as if he were endeaveJing TO bite. We
swaycd from one end of the car to the other.
1 felt how weak illness had loiG he, and
prayed to pass out into the light. ;hat might
the better see how to encounter the ruff
fan.
Suddenly felt myself swung rcund with
tremendous energy. bounded against a
door, which opened. and We both fell ca, OH
TO the track lines in the very centre Of the
tunnel.
The fall seemed 10 have stunned him, Tor
he fell uEder NE, and remained for time
motionless. For myself. received IN inds.
scribable shock, such IS is e1rsfssaced in q
collision; bu: re;ain4d.my sensss. heard
ias roar Of the trsia dying away in the die.
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"A PLANTATION On BAYOU PETITE ANSE
"A o miles W. ct of the town OF New Iberia as,s al
pe',is ao.ns Orange Island lately purchased by Je
seph Jerersa rs 1870 under fence and used as pasture
low land Dwelling with rooms, kischen store roou
carriage hcus Can be Divided three farm. each
wth 10 &C es tront by 60 deep with equal proportion
ot W"ot 20 eaca g
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We prepared to furnish IN e,.s,ep S3fh con
Hsut employ nent home the whole Of til time or tor
ne spare moments Business new, light and profitable
Persona OF either sex easily roEa 50 eeate 10 g
tvening. anf q proportianate sam by desoting eSer
"h"ie time TO the business Boys and arls eara noovv
sher Id aud the busness 10 urAe - H,Ss,
x mp aelsd Offer To sacn w~ii sesis0ed
w' send d to pay for the ssoubla Of writing Ful
'nehce work on aud copy Of the reopse's Lasersry
companion one Of the largss and faily nswsDa
'ers Pubit he -ail sent free by mail Hsader II vpu
want permanent profitable work address
api.t,tm 4. T. ALLEN \ fxp An~n~H> Ns.;..a :
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bled me at v. had betrayed the be-
irothed Of il laburer, one Theodore Vertot
This Theodore. reckless now of life, aud re-
solutely bent Gu vengeance, swore to kill the
betrayer Mistaking me for his enemy, he
attempted to shoot me. This faiing he hum
about the hotel armed with a stiletto deter.
mined to stab me Whenever should appea,
IN the street. Hearing, however, that ! was
about leaving for Paris. he pericevvd better
aud ssfer means Of prosecuting his design.
by stabbing me in The tunnel. through which
he knew 1 would pass, aud then escaping in
I he darkness
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"A OF o, ierhe. uiies from New ID. ria,
~ asftinsEi-. e5 arl,ent~ very
.t-i.ca aigc dwelling wth
~.,FN.tf' housv. sUie, eiib etc- - iaTge
ive,as Property be sold tor division Il
No
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PLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF

PLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF MEN
lberi. east bank Bayou rsche. 220 srpsuts 81 from
a the i-chc, A. deep Dwelling. new and Hne.
and hail, SSSO0; well. new kitchen an,
1t houses 'uble cao0s stabls carriage house ami
cnivatioh ~ arp~uts sted cane, good hands under
'nrci for tnr year good muies Pl0w horses piows
srt, AMI plantation ia,peueats compete, sheep
os ec., Ouu pisux, land all cleared, aud mOyesbl,
'prrty on the place value ~ more thas q sou 81
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i'LaNi lion On THE EAST BANK OF THr.
"a sene n.iies IRON New Iberia 200 arp-nts arabic
nj i ~ hne wood land dwelling lately repaired
A'as aoo.ers house with ire places house ~ bv o.,
n"se aou.e. double lahore s houses "a by 27 on,
( Nh the place. AP'c'neh's sold
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SMALL. FARM SITUATED On ruE EA>1
N bank Of ,yol reche; eight miles asove 81, M
iiie in,lg irty srpeuts of iue land aud
proved follows Uus dwelling b suse fDus
crib and fencing. and lot Of dae fruit
THls Land is en- line OF the Chat anooga K H.. ~
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land this summer to purchase dogs for the
slettges and procure some necessary informa-
tiun.
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LAMA ZION ruKEE MiL1, " .4ct
n Martihve, u! arpents mules, head Of catfi,
aud shares in prxie Long sale ith the piar
O dwelling q room- outhouses, cotton gin with
power All in working order barns stables. etc; 50
penis coiInn, LOO srpeuts corn arpeuts seed
Pace in unning order, and six families good
labareys it. 45
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I'ARM TWO AND ONE HALF MILES SUU1l
Nes, of New Iberia 7aacres of very superior prair
laad. under fence aud cultiv att'. dwelling
by ~ feet with rooms aud gallery. kitchen
and other necessary out houses together with u
mil Stock place sod at asOuab.e prices. 81
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WIT AND HUMOR

We'll Aleck. how's brother Ike pa,,iu,
along :! "Ob. first rate-got rood s,ar
IN the world; married widow who I,s I
nine children. ""o mas got
Two Georgia girls recently sold ;, con,,l
selves. oy them
lhe formation of colore6 rec;m. :.
cincinnati is leading to frieb,fnf ;aaI.'. IA
.n oJnc' rning Its officers. They accuse eacI
other OF not knowing how to read or wr;, &c"
ana OF being the dregs of society. .nJ
fact they fight nobly. "'' III
A gentleman Who has recently lost a,
pegs to intimate that has now g., 49," g
| for pupil" vacancy
>: doctors are asking themselves the ones
uon whether Il negro Can have ~
swelling" "''e white
Here is the pithiest sermon ever nr,soh,.
Our ingress in life is naked and bora. '
progress through life is trouble ,nd 49,,
our egress out of it we know NOT ,rt'
out doing well here, we shall do welI IT,,
Don't be too anxious to solve oo.
a a we know a man who got two bI,cL
u ehdeavofing to fird out the diffSr>
'hce between a man and "a ,ro,,.,
u the street. 0""" hSht'ns
"a NIUE one got his PRAYER somevto.
srxon,,sa I a''er gong with his parents to
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NtHAR PLANTATION FOUR AND oN.-uAI
horihraSf OF New ibera, bank O BAYOU Tees,
3str s!a,r nss.lor land 90 cleared aud q. Of xsa
lx so' wii painted, siie cs>ay out buildings VII
t.r-e 4oaaic lab.rers. 2Ju husdged arpxnts
cullYatien. Seventeen IA ~ in cotton. aud th
ia i Ia six mules aad Pl,ptsatio. implement
se crop and stock sod with the place, and p ssesso
given immediately. Viii be sold cheap and
al ~
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DRUNK But ONCE.-'You have but five
minutes to live" said the sheriff, ''If you
have anything to say, speak now" The young
man said: II had one little brother He had
beautiful eyes and tiaxen hair, and loved
him. One day got drunk-the last time
in my life-and coming home, found my
little brother getting berries in The garden.
aud became angry without cause, and ]
killed bin with one blow of the rake. did
not know anything about it till the next day,
when awoke and found myself bound aud
rguarded, and was told my little brother was
found dead. Whiskey had done it. 1t had
ruined me. l never was drunk but once.
am going to my Judge. lay to young per.
soHs never, never touch anything that can
intoxicate." In another moment the Young
man was ashereti into the presence Of God.
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iIATATlJN OF TWU thousand FIVE HI .
y i;ayeu rec,e.7 ni.es east Of 0peit
si. JUu enciesed ib.
iaacs good dwciug houses CABINS,
,i ctc, .Id The rilins Ut brick sugar hOis.
Dura. da4i,s the A iile place and cheap, 2s
tfLiNrATION IN ST. LANDRY PARISH, Foul
n ui.-s northwest of Opel usas. 100 arlents. 40
penis we'll wooded. excssi.nt lot Of standing iimbr
tEe prxre iaud 1T quality. II has il
aws ling tor th country. piazza lou feet loni
] rno,ns with tire p,acrs and two bcsIes. on
uses stables, barns, cistern>. wells, AL IN exeeei
o d II AZ ard
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n UF NEW
&@S&aseeAs<soasH Annsn~AAss.~
ew dwelling Quilt iooy al OF eOlAU HNd yard
with sawed pickets. Uut h0uscs eOmplete and
at arranged -Four double iaborers' housea, stable.
sa.0 carnage house with 4 other smxll buid
this is at the best improved properties in the
.autr,; terH,s .avviabe. 81
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A MIGHTY GOOD HUsBAND.-Duriug the
trial of case in the City Court, yesterday
morning, a witness persisted in testifying to
what his wife told him. To this, of course,
the attorneys objected, and it was ruled out
by the judge. He would proceed again to
tell ''shust how it vas' when the attorney
would sing ont, .How do yon know that p
MY wife tOle me- was the answer. This was
repeated several stimns. Presently the Judge,
becoming unable to contain himself longer,
INTERRUPTED: Suppose your wife was to tell
you the heavens had fallen, what would you
think" ''Vcl, I'd tink dey vas down.
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! HsAcr IN THE PARISH OF vERMlLlos
\ sioo arIenfs, fronting on bayou Tiger. rs mie,
Sathweet Of New IBERIA little timber land rich
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4 IL IL - BE PLANTATION In ST LANDRY
i".sh iouf miles northwest Of .pp.Ious.,s Of m +,
~ "f hieh are we'll ti.nber~d and the prair.
rooms, piazza iUU feet long stables. barns ei
=. r'e, IN good order Well adapted for caue ca,
w. 30
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Am uf ONE III NDItED AND SEVENIY-FIyI
"hPeh'S' anf.)>i wholly sbuve the food of Is67 n
~ nifi"' eiienis fair, about rues from lea,
~ e''e ia of seven miles below New Iberia f,nt,n an
ssa eciie; caoice fruit trees d AZ. IN. f.,
e"er peasant nega0orh ,od hr...t thful io,at i,
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M. " LLL SUITED fok kIr.Ek sUoAL
1 elton or corn in the parish OF st iandv ~ NM,
ifsh upe'eusas ON bayou hairt, of 246 agents Wi.
- 80 pats OF good wood land adj ,iuug H. .Jwe.iing
A'et square r"oIls aad parlor below sftfrx AZ,
s eris ~ by ~ iesr, ss;i another building 10 by =
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iKACf ABOUT ONE MILE FROM BAYOU
,ecne PARISH Of ST Martin, 10 arpenIs woodland
a-.ut 2uv arpeais Of Open prairie rch and easy OF
eaiiIytin There are no IMPROVEMENT, on m. nj,
NA'eP't"" touoie cabtas. sc
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-05-18

SHALL FARM THREE FOURTRS OF MIL
y, non ferry Bridge. On Vermiion bayou parish
'ernaiion. a"d miics FROM Abbevr of eu arpr !,
ne, win % arpSnts wooa land a miles r,her u
a "eing ~ feet square SUI puuneIs ue " fence COR
Ptoesi p'ows etc, together with creole horses WI
80 WIN ne place at the option of the purchaser a.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-05-18

A late judge was a noted wus. A yuu.,,
lawyer was once making his first Effort be.
fore him, and had thrown himself on the
wings OF his Imagination far into the upper
regions. and was seemingly preparing for .
higher ascent, when the in lxdf
''Hold on. hold on. my dear
any higher. for your are al ~
ju, isdiction Of this court
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-05-18

\ TRACT OF LAND WELL, pRAxrn Avn r,,,
orred, s0e arp~nts. parish of iberia on AZ. D..
sunimp owed '''a- ine Paee
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-05-18

s.oAR 81. NTA1IuN Situated IN FACSst
"a F".'tt ~ miles Iron New Iberia, = miles f,,.u
p"s"u ne oo az penis. 26open land, 40 -nclo ,r
"''u i sa'n ~ acres OF good wm,d I,s acres O.
cypress aind "A dwelling by ;3h I, ct with ri,.
''.@ ava ediirfA 'ioabIe Kitchen fowl non. un,,,
Ca F"age Eot double cabtI.s. corn crib rI -
S'"'i 'S Nay ''e Phscha>e! the place tsu,
''i'' " 49, aN" pNr.,. Lt.AIag uiensi.s hail ti,
ST .'hd Cos "a .i.js sfteut- If s., Z