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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-21

M THOMAS & SONS, NOS. lSs AND L,
W. 9. FOURTH sTREKT.
S,,r,,r,,,,, Sale at the Auction Rooms
AND PIER MIRRORS, TIRF.PRooF T. SAFE BooK
TORS. FINE oHRPEfs MhAHTPiNS MATPiNS EF6 EFE6bfTGRA kTG
r,oo On Thursday Morning.,
soTtment tine Of superior household furniture, etc.
1S, oe.l ~ PRINTERS INK . 6MN
RUNTING, DURBoRow d CO., AUCTIoN.
lnf street. ZOE as q o5n Il y.S. srse "
LARGE SAM HSD = o&HEESBb bk9 kEFESSB GSSBs GERMAN
June 23 at 10 o'clock en- four months credit s17A
CLOSING SALE OF THE SEASON OF CARPET.
FANSY S ShNTdS HNSN M%TTINsR M%%THETE REP ET oaE6K AND
On Friday Morning.
june "a, at II o'clock. on four months credit 6lss,
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERs
Qsl lIately Statesmen for nj. Thomas q sons)
No. 7Oa oHKsNuT Street. rear entrance from, hinos
ssfFf sh i Tossgo6 ARsGR oRfSm' Nj
oTHER GOODS TUNE AND
From families sd SdesIinins g ssou,skespins removing
June 2a at 10 O'clock Ss the E auction rooms No 70,
% fasSD nS espssa
quality and description mostly secondhand from families
Special invited to the following v.lu.
LARGE HSR KSRs N IPEATE MIR
Splendid mantei glass 90 by co inches
Tro TUp splendid mantel classes, 76 and Sc inches.
console table. " ~
ceneole table. ' 49, N'' ""~
table. = - - '-SS' "''H SVN'V's
Two very fa' pier mirrors Is ss By By g inches:
and other smaller mirrors. '' " ~ i"0"ss'
The 'OoTs ERoE TEfFf 5s II s sSsssu equal to
Fireproof safes made by Farrel 4 Herring Evans &
'n' 5fooK 6s fPf RooTs o'5i$'& &SP saoFs rro
s,oo, ., ,o... By order OF the Sheriff.
stock DIsti sRf isSs'
Superior top buggy sets harness double single 1885,
STOOh OE BLANkWORK, STATIONERY, PA.
PERS, ENVELOPES. PENCILS, ETO
- ... On Wednesday,
Az the auction stock of stationery blankvork
writing papers, note paper Manila shoe paper envelopes
pens' quiiis, etc. 62O2
LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FINE PLATED
WARE
To Close the business Of an Eastern Manufactory
June "a at the auction rooms, No. 704 st. by
catalogue will be sold without or Imitation an
every variety. ' ,'s
day On A.
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER FURo-
PEAN DRY GOODS.
On Monday Morning,
june T ut 10 O'Clock, on four months credit. 62i5t
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JOHN +. VANLEER, JR., Ticket Agent.
Ne. 901 CHESNUT Street.
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent.
No. 116 MARKET Street.
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company win not
assume any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing
Apparel and limit their Responsibility to One Hun.
dred Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount in value will be at the risk of the
owner, unless taken by special contract.
A. J. OASSATT,
42s General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DENsYLvAN1A CENTRAL RAILROAD

AFTER 8 p. NJ, SUNDAY, JUNE IL, 1870
The trains Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depet, at THIRTY-FIRST and MAR
kT Streets, which is reached directly by the Mar.
ket street cars, the last connecting with each
train leaving Front and Market streets thirty
minutes before its departure. The Chestnut and
walnut streets cars run within enc square of the
sleeping-car tickets can be had on application
at the Ticket Office, N W. corner Ninth and Ohes-
nut streets, and at the Depot.
for and deliver baggage at the depot. Orders left
at No eol Chestnut street, or No. lie Market street,
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT.
Paoli Accommodation iaSoand SiS SiS F. N. N.
Erie Express llOO A. M
InnalI5og Harrisburg Accommodation 2.so 2. NJ.
lancaster accommodation 4l0P. M.
Cincinnsti Exnrass @ @SSO r. NJ
Erie Mail and Pitts6urs Express 1880 +. N. NJ.
Erie Mail leaves daily except Sunday, S1 RUNNING IN M
day night passengers viii leave PSiladslpSia at
O'Clock. Pittsburg Express, leaving on Saturday
Cincinnati Express leaves daily. ALI other trains
daily except Sunday.
The western Accommodation Train runs daily,
except Sunday. For this train tickets must be pro-
cured and baggage delivered by P. M. at No. lie
Sunday Train No. leaves Philadelphia at s4e
A. NJ; arrives at Paoli at gao A. M. Sunday
Train No. leaves Philadelphia at 6.4o p. NJ; al.
rives at Paoli at T'40 z. M.
Sunday Train No. / leaves Paoli at ESQ A. NJ;
arrives at Philadelphia at slo A. M. Sunday
Train No. leaves Paoli at 4'50 p. NJ; arrives at
Philadelphia at 610 p. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT.
CINCINNATI Express 310A. M.
Philadelphfa Express $50 A. M.
Erie Mail $50 A. M.
Paoi Aoconmodat'n 500 A. NJ. and $40 p. M.
Parkesburg Train 900 A. M.
fast Line and Buffalo Express 9'35 A. M.
Lancaster Train 1855 A. M.
Erie Express $40 L. M.
LOCK Haven and ElmiIa Express 940P. M.
Pacific Express .122OP. M.
Harrisburg Accommodation $40 p. M.
For further Information apply to
In orok
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

4 FULLY FURNISHED LARGE HOUSE WANTED
"A Fourteenth 10 FOrtrih streets Fourth ana seventh
mes for hr class boarding hose Possession Marcn
Address, stating rent size OF house, &c, 30 United
States HOTEL
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A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE
~ On leading avenue up town four years' Lease, full
License rent paid TO May spui Ale Punr and spenddy
nttcd up with or without Stock. Apply tof UAFFNEY 4
CO. 22b Bowery
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

MARINE CONDENsING BEAM ENGINE, OF FRS
N class construction, for sale cheap cynder "a nchs
by IL feet stroke. Apply w. w. VANDEkBiLf, avenu
. and East Twelfth street, or HENRY J. DAVIDSON,
Liberty street, New YORK.
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ANrUsEMENTs.
'v'AAA"x. TAMMANY.
TAMMANY

thorough success OF the varied performance a
ne Ianmany thousands OF fashionable ladies nightly
Atendance Unanimously pronounced tho most delightful
evenings entertainment TO the Nav York p,bic
GALA NIGHT GAI'x NyGlgr
THE GLORIOUS 22D NiS
GALA NIGHT.
GREAT BILL. 0REAr pryr.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF WASHINGTON'S bIRTIiDAY.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF WAsHfNGrON's BiRTiiDAY.
GRAND APUTHEOsIS OF WASHINGTON
GRAND APOrHEOSIS or WASHINGTON
GRAND APOTHEOslS OF WAsiiINGTON
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS IN FRONT or
THE THEATRE.
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS IN FRONT on,
THE THEATRE.
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS IN FRONT On
THE THEATRE.
GRAND BALCONY SERENADE AT z.
GRAND BALCONY SEKENADE AT 2.
MAMMOTH PROGRAMME.
MAMMOTH PROGRAMME.
NOVELTY. NOVELTY. NOVELTY
TWO GREATEST SPECTACULAR PLAYS EVEN
PRODUCED. -
TWO GREATEST SPECTACULAR PLAYS Even
PRODUCED.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
JTIFrR AVENUE THEATRE,
wss. street one door frGm Hirosdyay
S''' Lessee ana ssnsKsF svEKa EVENING AT S DAILY
SATURDAY MArINEEs. ATa,
Mr.. AuGusfIS DALY's
Comedy Of Contemporaneous Society
FRoU-Fnou
THE REloNING ApTn PARTISAN aEs SENSATION.
Received Nightly BY Crowded Audiences.
THE MOST REMARKABLE
IssrANTAssSus sca SUCCESS
tn. Annals OF Emotional e Comedy.
y Ethel ss:
carse Da"%ae S James AAI. Lewis, s' 6. farls. a.
We're, W. Beeksnan, George Jordaa,Jr
Hss As Box sss ss BE weeks in
audiences a the FfFrH XvgHuE ETH TaEArRE every night
ss1s
G an% very es csaso
10 II sss nscSs o .as Tss.s Z" application
Il Ladies' and others intending to visit the Matinee next
Saturday are ADVISED that the boz book and scala
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ST Corner Twenty third street and Eighth avenue.
JoaE II rroprstsr sI
HOUSES GRO SkowbHb DID 70 K S1Knsi So13KnnRsFi.owIxa.
sirXNpffsG ROOM oNLY.
sESSsA sHSSSHH S$Ss S$Ss S$Ss sHz4s: sssz sH$Hs
x os Ssi e;
-0a most "Tt Hs6iEsT Ok iPfs'sf'f aSSsss TINES.
@ ss,S$ ss.s
persons have witnessed this EXTRAORDINARY PRoDUC-
TuE during the past two weeks being the aIges, audiences
ever assembled IN AsERSa any RESs1 m eere usp @ ppAhe's
ES$sE
u TEMPrMTIoNs II
rrmrrkrIcss Nj 4 T II
i. 4EaarrHrI66Ns.
IofnI ofnka, PAsToaiME. gURhEsSGE, -
PasAAHAIIS PFC akES FRENCH n.isf hGiflf rESrsicHoHEAS
The CHEAT FRENCH BALLET.
SSESESSs SSESs 5SzSsSSSSSIsSS SSEsE sSEsE
PRONOUNCED THE MARVEL OF THE AGE
also al sehirmers music store Si Broadway,
Erie Railroad Ticket Office, corner Twentyhird street aud
Broadway.
For the accommodation Of families living At distance,
VINO s''''' attend e ExfSs Fsa,'s 4 f'fsi e
TWELVE q LIMITATIONS IN
rrso.v rsa y Ut BIRTHDAY O'CLOCK
yNoop's MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
w to Barnum's,
Broadway, corner Of Ihirtieth street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DOoTHs THEATRE
ID Twenty third street. between FIFTH and Sixth avsnasa
EIGHTH WEEK.
EVERY EVEsISn' EDWis Ffsssn sooru SATURDAY
HAMLET.
ON sATUaDAY. FEBRuARY 70, AT ONE
Please Take soce-The curtain rises precisely at 7aa
SATURDAY. kaSz sSzsIssl RslEEs EEaHuAaH ''
BLANCA.
10 '0' R'' IL H. h%nn,s E%lio. Tragedy In h'' a0' Of
TWO wEEKs Il IN Spsqbv ADVANCE.
ihs sS s.oIs &c G. 't' H. OLSON Co.. iii Boadway
NlBLos GARDEN
l'''''' "eS osnos oaqsSss' xIav nhErr PALMER
r rTuesDxy EyESMa; M pi.l., rI:s; g, s,,,ss: ,s1s:
n.,,yv Mr.. and MIS-.
DAHShf TSlLhIASs, Snkshs WILLIAMS,
BARNEY WILLIAMS,
sP' 1a%' ssss ss s p1aa
|ss:ss::$$$# ."$ sss:E:$$EEsS
TERENCE o'RYAN, with Ballad ana .J.g nev WILLIAMS
kArEy MAeulRE, with Jig Mr.. ksE? sAKsEy W!EEiHss
sEsaLp o'sRiEa. HxRLEs Aie rHosSh, Jr
BUCK DORIAN bis hrs. appearances a. this thcstr pv
MISS DELAmERE, first IN .sssr,i
NARY o'DwyER Jon LONE HK BuEKE
%s a:i Izzh
THE eosaHaAs seEs5sz y3ssEs. y3sq7H.S 4srK0sa
''GsEss'a;' GsssEssas'aas;'s" K s' sys EfsHs'Ssai s#asSs6oD.
In the course OF the drama viii be presented
oEassEssaD Fas5sasn
tasHs tasEs g & :Hf SH!fft.ssHE: *!St.sssE:.
imported vngT ssg1s'iy GxFEssn feE sai piece at =
SATURDAY NExr.fRsT !kHsFAtLES ~ MATINEE
Circle sgs Reserved Dr''a Circle vi
BIRTHDAY ssE!Ssts ~ sS552A Ak4sa,so,os
7wS ssyssSS' SsSsS = .SHssSSs$sors. j SsSSSSSi
sATrLs or BkANpYWlSE AZ AN9 No GAME COCK or THE
"'iyISf EVENING" Nc.
FAST s6 AsT .as xe wesE MISS +. agsSSs
"'' 'o as SkEAT missTRHt scENE: saA' "'''
evening" @srEE IF OF NJ. pnsHS HHnRso
GEO FRANCIS Tsss IscGsn EVE
sss HS#$s :SSi:sH Sl: *sHi:Hs E$': #i: Rs Ss:
In honor OF
WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY.
EXTRA MATINEE
EXTRA MATINEE,
EXTRA MATINEE,
At O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON
oREA. coA!s {! .ss 1sH!nyEngrr.
GEO l.. FOx'S HAMLET
GEO. l.. FOX'S HAMLET
GEO L. FOX'S HAMLET.
Euloglzei by the entire press.
Appauted by Overlooking
and appreciative audiences.
Every evening untll further notice and
"Wednesday and Saturday Matinees
GEO. L. FOX, THE FAvORlTE HAMLET,
supported by
highly efficient company,
and elaborate Scenery vocal and nstrumenRl Husic
together with u host Of alikiliares
SECURE YOUR SEATS
the The Theatre the Theatre Ticket
Onlce, ia Broadway TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

81 EAST FOURTH STREET.-A VERY PLEASANT
Oh front basement to let suitable for Oce also fur
nshed Room upper oor with single beds, for two gene
men, without Board.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

D1 CLINTON PLACE. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
sCl University place To le furnished keom In suits
singy, whou, Board pass the door; and
k,eaton irst class.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

GUMMIT HOTEL-CORNER CANAL STREET AMI
- Bowery.-Eew house, the European plan Rooms by
day, week, or month All rooms heated.
b. BREEDER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

A LADY OF REFINEMENT, IN REDUCED CIRCUM-
IA stances woud like 10 meet party of gentlemen who
board and would like the comfort and freedom OF nome
assist her in taking house. Address N. Co. station ID, Bbe
House.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

A FAMILY OF MEANS ARE DESTROYS OF OBTAIN
n ing n Suit of Apartments, furnished unfurnished
where Light housekeeping would not be Objectionable Family
consists OF wife and daughter. For handsome
conmoaations liberal price viii be given. refined private
family only, giving rs class references, need Ad
dress CONFIDENTIAL, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

MACHINERY FOR SALE.-ONE 76 HORSE ENGINE
1sl two steam Boilers, Steam Pump. The In
&c %csmpee working order and now in use upon the premises
shaftngs, Puleys Hangers Bengs &c. The entire io
viii be sold at bargain. Apply to H. j. HOWARD No. u
Greene
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

CODA WATER APPARATUS.
y Machines aud materials FOR making, boing, cooling and
dispensing soda water and syrups ustrated and priced
catalogue sent on application. JOHN MATTHEW'S,
First avenue between 2o.h and 27th streets New York.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

90 WEST TWENTY SECOND sTREET.-A SECOND
OC floor Room also two double Rooms on fourth door;
Of bathroom.
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Louisiana Intelligence

EAST BATON ROUGE.-The Gazette and
Comet, of the 5th inst, says:
The work OH the Backbone road is steadily
progressing, and we have every reason to be-
iieve that communication will be opened
up with Clinton i'll time to afford transpor-
tatiOn for the fall crop of cotton. A ship
load of iron from Wales for this road is on the
way, and will reach here in a few weeks.
NArC,rrroCHEs.-The Times of the od inst.
says:
The rains have at last ceased, and we are
having hot and dry weather. The planters
report good crops of corn and cotton, though
the yield of the latter will no doubt be re-
duced by the late excessive wet weather.
HOMICIDE.-On Friday of last week. at
Springville, in this parish, DIR, Thos. I. Wall
was killed by VIM. Patten, both residents of
that place. The origin of the quarrel was
about goat.
DIR. Wall was an Irishman by birth, but has
resided in this parish about twelve years. He
leaves a wife and child to mourn his tragic
| end.
! This difficulty was feared by the citizens,
all of whom tried to avert it, but unavail
| ingly, AZ the sequel shows.
OUAcHrTA PlR1sH,-Thc Monroe Telegraph
of the 25th ult. says:
| We have had week of hot weather, with
one or two showers. Crops continue to look
well, but there are, of course, great many
risks yet to run. We hear of but little sick
ness in this vicinity.
| IA" L;-s' Cotton BlOom.-The first cotton
! bloom OF the season received at .nis iI..se
comes from Mr.. lR..W. McClendon'sp lace, and
was discovered on the Goth ult. The first re-
ceived last year was found on the 10Th June
and that of the year. before on the 4th OF
June.
CALDWELL PARIsH.-The Monroe Intelli-
gencer of the Goth ult. says:
The crops in Caldwell parish, We learn arc
splendid. As a general thing, the crops arc
clear of grass and weeds. No cotton worms
as yet, can be found in that parish
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ple's Party of Louisiana will continue their
efforts in favor of Reunion and Reform upon
the basis of principle and the line Of action
which has been heretofore and herein indi-
Gated.
CHAs. A. BREAUx, WIN. NJ. BURwBLL,
ID. DENNETT, G.. WARD,
f.. LEFRANC, Z. NORTH CULLOM,
L. BAILLY BLANCHARD.
Resolred, That the press of Louisiana ia
vorable to the success OF the Peoples Party
are respectfully requested to publish the ad-
dress to the people of Louisiana.
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"What did you have for your birthday
PRESENT." asked little girl of her brother
who had just attained his seventh year. ..A
book" ''Oh! would have much rather
had pretty book, "a book! what
should know what to do with it now that
know how to read 7" was the rejoinder OF
the practical youth.
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lAaye now on hand and for sale . large number Of
valuable plantations and farms Of any required sse and
Of evey variety Of so which can be had the most
favorable terms have also some choice places not ad
vesed together with several extenave tracts admirably
suited for grazing farms
Persons wishing TO make investments In the Attaxa
pes parishes obtain any they may desire
not foaAd IN the Circular the advertising columns of
the Banner together with schedule Of prices terms
conditions q sale etc. by forwarding stamped envelope
with their address.
Al many operate 10 change and modify the val
uaons placed upon plantations and farms in cultivation
The prices given n the schedule will not be considered
binding oR longer period than days from the date
Of he Rsae The lasVset laaitnAa allowed In soliciting
wAssA~db~ - ease.eAas 80
- III EDWARD II. LOMBARD,
Real Eata4p Agent New Iberia, La
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Professor S., of Hartford, said, tho other
day, that he felt uncOmfortably stiff and sore
caught cold, perhaps-and ne laid down ON
a lounge and requested his friend W. to
knead and rub him, after the movement cure
style. w. gently beat on his chest. sHow
hollow it sounds" said X, who was looking
on. That's nothing" said B., swat till /
get to his head"
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Attract OF LAND ON THE PUBLIC ROAD
"A from Opeleusas to Grand Coteau, miles from Ope
ousss on the lire Of the proposed Now Orleans. Ope
ousas and Great Western Railroad, 430 arpents. 135
IN cotton IS cofn 20 under fencing for pasturage, l70
well wooded, and 600 acres near, from which the
owner of the above have the privilege Of obtaining
wood. dwelling house 1876 feet square, Kitchen SER
wants room, @double md 2singe cabins, smoke house.
corn house. stabls and gin house and cotton gn corn
MILL may be purchased with the place. work horses
yoke Of oxen 50 head Of gentle CATTLE and half Of the
growing CROP valuable place, good SOIL and cheap.
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4 SUGAR PLANTATION ON RIGHT BANK OF
"A Bayou vefmilion, parish Of Lafayette miles from
verminonvile, fronting l2 arpents the Bayou BY 80
arpsnts in dsPth and detached tract Of wood 50 ar
pen The plantaicn 10 under good fence 27k arpcnts
In cultivation the balance enclosed pasture large
dwelling house, e BY 40 rooms below and above,
dining hail. kitchen carriage house. stable fowl house
ssrvsnts ROOM cabins crib. stable. sheds good
susar house and horse MILL kettles with capacity for six
hoesheads Of sugaf In "a hours 20 Of cane 400
barrels corn for sale with the place. 43
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SUPERIOR SUGAR PLANTATION AT FAUSSE
New IBERIA $500 aeres $50 cleared balance well tim
bered with sugar wood and cypress. Good dwellings
out buildings, ahoreu houses. large sugar house. with
Teptueky mules. 10 yoke oxen loo head fine cattle,
plows ETC. Place high Of cultivation, made 100
hegsheads sugar ast year from 80 land Superior
seed cane plant 50 acres, twenty hands on the
placs.7 rsfl 49, q
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A PLANTATION FIvE NILES NORTH OF NEW
n IBERIA east hank Bayou Teche, 220 arpens 81 from,
a the Tsche. 20 deep Dwelling, new and fine. 6
rooms and hail, cost q 500; wel kitchen and
ont houses double cabins stable, carriage house and
all necessary out buildngs Of the land In high State
of cultivation 10 aPents seed cane good hands under
contract for the year plow horaes plows
cars and plantation implements compete, Sheep
hoes etc. 5000 pieax, land all cleared and moveable
property the place valued at more than 25oo 81
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Nfssar PLANTATION FOUR AND oNBHALP
- sn.rsass1s g As ssss esako Bayou Teehe
sugar wood and cypress tirber One dew dwelling With
six rooms well painted the neeessary ont buildings win
three double ones iaborers 20 hundred afpents In
cultivation Seventeen In cane % q cotton. and the
balance In cors Six mules and pan.etion impenens;
given immediately Win be sold cheap and on easy
srms %
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6 PLANTATION THREE NILES WEST FROM ST.
n Martinville $40 arpents; mules head Of cattle,
Dwelling, rooms, oathouses, esston gin with steam
power, al f working Order bazns. sables stA; 50
pents cotton 100 arpsnts corn. arpeuts ssed eaaa
Place in hne running cfder, ana six families nod negro
laborers ON It. o IS
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.Rprxr-AcxE-AxARrEnr rs rocR THOU
II ssnd And eisAsySlght sqnars yafdA
AZ Acre is .le1D sQ11fe yasoA Al beeee q m1e -
yards sGsass y 60 sqlAse yaces - ~ eA aass Z
% x srp..s !. .s,ssbv .!za3shs .e.. 8
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DLANTATION ON BAYOU CORTABLRAU BE-
tween Washington and Barry's Landing 45O acres
$50 open and 800 under fence 200 bushels old corn
fodder, Is acres fn 2 in eorn machinery and
rails for sugar house superior dwelling 80 feet square 10
rooms and fire places dwelling built In 1862 Other
valuable improvements on tho place 81
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To The People Of Louisiana!

CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
Committee of Equal Rights of the
Radical Republican Party of the
State of Louisiana.
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DLAETATIOE ON THE EAST BANK OF THE
L Teehe. u.es from New Iberia a0U arpents arabic
land and 70 hne wood land dwelling lately repaired
and neatly dnished rooms new dining hail. one new
fa1e laeorsrs house with dre places house 81 by 90
carriage house. double laborers houses q by "a one
blacksmith shop Sssok and plantation implements sold
with the place.
DLANTAT1ON FIVE MILES NORTH OF NEW
tisssv1 NJ y Ieehe 12 aIpen.sI s
closed with sawed pickets Out houses complete and
neatly arranged -Four double laborers houses stable,
corn and carriage house with few other small build
iues this s of the best improved properties in the
country terms faTorabie. at
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A PLANTATION ON EAST BANK OF TECHE.
"A 9miles above New IBERIA $50 arpene, 200 cleared
balance woodland new dwelling 40 by IS feet rooms,
kitchen rooms storeroom, double cabins corn crib
stable 40 by 3 carriage house. chicken house. Il acres
cane Three good mules, work horses, 1a Sheep and
200 new pieux may be purchased with the place. 81
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APLNTATION OF TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN.
"A dred acres on Bayou Teche miles east Of 0peou-
sas 1000 acres cleared, 800 seres enelesed On the
place there good dwelling houses cabins cotton
gin barn. etc. and the remains Of BRICK sugar house
burnt during the war. A Ans place and cheap. q
PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY PARISH, FOUR
n miles northwest Of Opeleusss 1000 apsnts, 70
pents well woodsd an exceIlsnt lot Of standng timber
the prairie land Of the Anest quality hes % II hne
dwelling extra for the country piazza 100 feet long,
houses stables barns. ciserns. wells, ell IN excellent
order. Cheap place fno for cotton cane and corn.
AFARM IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN. EAST
"A side of bayou Techc. g mes ffom New Iberia, and
four miles from st. Martinville $50 srpent very rich
servants house, stable, csrA srie, et u large bearing
pecans rees Property 10 Be ssid fbe &von q estass.
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speech delivered in May, 1870, and sent
under his own frank. Under the sub-head-
ing General acguescence in the Fifteenth
Amendment" he saws: Senators of the
dominant paaty tRepublican) must them
selves be surprised ny tI.e general acquies-
cence of the political party to which be-
long (Democratie Throughout the country.
without se:ior= eycePt,n, in the workings
of the Fifteeni1 Amendment. l say, he
repeats, there was no serious exception to
the acquiescence of the Democratic party
throughout the country North, South, East
Or West in the operation of the fifteenth
Amsndment. n,1 said a while ago that not the
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4 SMALL FARM ONE NILE FROM ABBEvIILE,
Il on Bayea rsrnilipa. eaevsabeaslZ ear 70 sA.ee,
Are undrr soca cypssss fsece With dwelling. kitehs
and out houses househod furniture, kitchen and Arn
ing utensils for ss1e win the plSee, 1lU u meh cows
marea sheep, hoGs, etc, 70