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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-12

KENNEBEc, Me-, April 1.-THE
academy building occupied by the
high schools was destroyed by fire
Sunday evening.
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Bill for Divorcs

Plaintiff, VS.. Josephine Newman, De-
CLERKS OFFICE, April II, 1870.
A BILL for Divorce having been fled in this
n case by the plaintiff and It appearing
that the defendant is nonresident OF the
State OF Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear st the courthouse in the city of Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before the second Monday
In June next, and defend this suit OF tie
same win be taken for con fessea as 10 her,
and the ease seS ior hearing exparte; and
that capY OF this Qrder be published once a
week, for four consecutive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal.
A copy; ALFRED MATTHIAS, Clerk.
Warrlner, Lea & ThurmOnd, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. apl2
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CINcINNATI, April 1.-THE atmOs-
phere appears to be impregnated with
a spirit OF suicide within the past day
or two, by shooting and drowning.
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DAYTON, o., April 1.-the Pro-
tective Society formed here, COM
posed of members Of both political
parties, held that every man should
have the right to exchange the pro-
ducts for his labor wherever he can
obtain the most for them.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC BOARD oE RELlEE

FEHERE will be stated meeting of O
! the Masonic Board OF Relief this w
(TUESDAYl afternoon. AZ ~ O'Clock at/N
the Office OF the Chairman, Dr. X. w. Mitchell,
No. 33 South Court street.
apl2 J.. s. MARTIN. Seeretarv
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WASHINGTON.

investigation Of Charges against HOward---
XVIII Acknowledgment on Legal
Tender PosipoBed---The FuhdIHg BiII---
The Income Tax. Annexation Of Oomin.
les-eCOHdltlon Of U. S. TressHry---The
lanes and Ohio River Cansl.
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TENNESSEE REPORTS
cOoPER'S EDITION.

TNHE response to our circular of February
4 lOth has been so encouraging that We
shall proceed with the publication Of the
nrst nineteen volumes of the Tennesses Re-
ports, as therein proposed under the editor
snip OF Hon. VIM. +. Cooper. of Nashville.
Inc nrst volumes Of the reprint will proba-
Diy De ready tfor subscribers oniyl ID July
next, and the others Will follow as soon ss
they can be printed
subscriptions win be received until June ist
AS the prospectus of another edition OF the
same volumes has been circulated thrOagh
tne state, We take this opportunity to saw
tnat our edition HAS No CONNECTION WITH
4HE OTHER, and Is the only one which will
nave Judge Oo0per's notes. We shall label
every volume '' TENNESSEE REPoRTs Coo
PERs EDITION" with the name OF the re-
potter on q lower label.
C1rcnlars and information furnished on APP
plication.
N.B..A few copies of Caruther's History of
q Law Suit, for sale by
SDblE, THOMAS & wlNS0a,
Law and General Booksellers.
aR7 ST. Leafs, FisasRrl.
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two or more subscribers, We viii send our
SUNDAY APFEA4. for one year, each, 50.
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ten per cent, or i've per cent lar clubs, for
services; or, If preisFFed, aTransements as TO
compensation will be made Specimen
copies sent on application.
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lOIssOn 6TION.-The firm Of Edmonds
TODD & Co. has this day dissolved copart-
by mutual consent ]. n. Gilbert and
]. NJ. Gilbert, jr., Withdrawing. A. N. Ed
monds and ]. w. Todd continuing the busI-
ness In the name Of Edmonds q Todd, and
will settle the business OF the late hrm.
A. n. EDMONDS,
j. NJ. GILBERT
j. W. TODD,
]. NJ. GILBERT, JR.
Nemphis March IL 1870. mhla
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COTTON PLANTATION
EoR SALE.

YING In Phillips comfy, Ark, on main
j 4 road, leading 10 Little Rock. and IL miles
from Helena, containing 4 q acres, As OF
which are cleared and fairly fenced; one or
two small cabins on the prelnises.
hhese LANDS Are am oag lhe best 10 Phillips
county, and are in first- rate neighbOrhOod.
twelve months.
FOR mrther information, refer to Messrs.
Tappan & Horner, Attorneys, Helena, Ark,
or 10 j. II, ioRNER, Trustee,
nahla GhattRpaoaa, Tenn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARLOR MUSIC HALL,

Second ST., bet. jefferson and Adams.
J. W. W.THOMPSON. SOLE PKOPRIEroz
open FOR THE SUMMER SEASON. THE
" Hall II we'll ventilated, ana by an i'm
proved patent viii be made cool and com
Portable for our patrons. The rnanazement
Will constantly introduce Few faces and al
Late novelties atfsinable. diving q frst-elsss
variety enie' tainment az prices 10 suit the
times ADMISSIONONLY 10 Cents. apiz
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Great Bargains for Ladies
IN MILLINERY GOODS.

Ladies' who wish to purchase, win do well to
call and see our large stock Of Imported Bon
nets, which will be sold at from four TO six
dollars each. Also, one thousand Misses
school Hats at one dollar each.
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Cincinnati.

C1NcIKNAFI, April IL PROVISIONS closed
firm at an advance. Mess pork, s27 7sa28
Lard, city leaf, l6c; courfrv. l5lsal55<c; steam,
i5zza Bulk shoplde- iic; sides, ls5za
l4e; clear ribs, ny l9I5o. Bacon
shoulders, H15sll = l55zal5s<cl
clear, i61zc Sugar S1z(glSc.
Flour active; salep "a 35. - "a
81 90, 81 80, IS = an
- Grain Wheat
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PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
General Description


Lafayette is the smallest of the Atakapas Parishes
about the Its northeastern boundary made by the
bayous Carancro and Tortue, is Irregular the other
three lines nearly straight.
This parish has an area of about 276 square miles
about oneeighth of which is swamp and the pra
rie Accor ding the roll of ls6s the table
land was clsssed as follows:
Land uncutivated, a97l5 acres; cultivated in corn
1924 acres; cultivated in cotton ss cultivated
It's cultivated in rice, log; other crops potatoes pease
etc., not mentioned; total, lO9,l57.
"a Soil-Its General Character.
Yhe soil of Lafayette parish is light, loamy mixed
with sand is generally abou: twelve inches deep 1t
rests clay subso which is rich in plan, food like
the subsc Of all the other parishes in this section of Lou
sian The fertile properties of the subsoil only de-
veloped by exposure to the sun, and mixing with the
surface soil.
Fields in Lafayette which have been in cultivation for
seventy years, principally in and cotton still
fertile.
By blowing in a crop of COW pease occasionally the
richness Of this soil would be perpetual
Two ordinary creole horses mules break up the
SOIL and one horse can cultivate it,
good field hand cultivate thirty of corn
ten acres Of cane, fifteen of cotton.
Price Of Lands
The best rnimproved lands can be bought in Lafay.
cite for SO Cheapest unmproved 81 25. I'm,
proved lands sell at from $50 to $50 acre.
Lands in this parish rent a. from g 50 to IS acre
Population. Farms, Etc
There we're 1887 registered in the parish at the
last registration, than half of them white The
in the year 1860 from goo 200 The population
the parsh white and black is abo $780, about equally
divided
In ls50 there were in that parish AL farms $50 dwell
ings; population. white $3.50; free colored l6O; slaves
N7e; total 67a0.
:
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ASUGAR PLANTATION ON RIGHT BANK OF
n Bayou vermon parish Of Lafayette, miles from
vermilonvc, fronting l2 srpcnts the Bayou by q
arpents In DEPTH and detached tract Of wood 80 ar
penis The plantation 10 under good fence 275 arpents
in cultivation, the balance enclosed pasture large
dwelling house, ~ by 40 rooms below and above,
dining hail. kitchen, carriage house, stable fowl house.
rcom, cabins crib stable, sheds, good
sugar house and horse mill kettles with capacity for six
hosheads of sugar in "a hours % Of cane, 200
barrels corn for sale with the place. %
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A PLANTATION IN ISLE PIQUAET, FIVE MILES
n from Hubertvile, and Bayou Teche ten miles from
New IBERIA three thousand Ave hundred acres thou
sand heavily tmbercd cypress swamp, thou
sand hundred arabic land thousand three
hundred of pasture lands 1t is fine land for
rice corn potatoes and other crops AMI place for
raising cattle, horses mules, hogs. dwelling house,
double cabins and small sugar house the place. The
place be purchased liberal terms part cash, and
liberal credit. 10
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4 PLANTATION FIVE MILES NORTH OF NEW
n Iberia, bank Bayou Teche, 30 arpents, ST from
on the Teche, 40 deep. Dwelling and tine. 6
rooms and a hail. o. 500; WELL new kitchen and
ont houses uble cabins, stable, carriage house and
of arpents seed good hands under
for the year. good mules plow horses plows
carts andeplantssion implements compete sheep cows
property ON the place valued At than O. 500 81
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ATRACT OF LAND ON THE PUBLIC ROAD
IA from Opelousas to Grand Coteau, miles from Ope
lousas on the line of the proposed New Orleans Ope
lousas and Great Western Railroad, A3O arpenss. is
in cotton s5 corn 40 under fencing for pasurage ls
well wooded, and l,6OO scres near, from which the
owner of the above have the privilege Of s6tainina
wood. dwelling house 1876 feet square, kitehea, ser
wants room, double and single cabins, smoke Aosse
corn house. stables and gin house and cotton gn
MILL NAV be purchased with the place. work horsea
yoke Of oxen head Of gentle CATTLE and half OF
growing crop. valuable place, good soil. and cheap
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4 ARPENT-ACRE.-AN ARPENT IS FOUR THOU
n sand and eighty Eight square yards.
An acre is 4e40 square yards. A piece Of land 20
yares square Is so square yards moro than acre;
ri~- 81 yards SOU NJ is square yards more than IN
aren't
Anar mt is about fvesixths Of acre.
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BOUT FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND;
IA go cleared, and 200 under fence,
200 bushels old and 100 bundles fodder; Is
in and p in corn; machinery and material
for sugar house. the sugar house was blown DOWN.
Situated on bayou Catawba, between Washington and
Barry's Landing. On the place is an extra fine new
dwelling with IL flushed in it II is 50 feet square
with fire places The dwelling built In 1862 and
has Il bricks and 46 O00 feet lumber In it. There is
corresponding amount of other improvements on the
place 81
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4 PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY PARISH, -FOUR
Il miles northwest of Opelousas, 1000 arpents. 40 ar
pents well wooded excellent lot of standing timber.
the prairie land of the finest quality 1t has on it fine
dwelling, for the country piazza 100 feet long
rooms with fire places, and rooms besides, out
houses stables barns cistens. wells all in excellent
order Cheap place, fine for cotton, cane and corn.
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ALARM ON THE UPPER TECHE, JUST BELOW
n Breaux Bridge, parish Of St Martin, la arpcnts,
fronting the bayou. This includes ten of fine
cypress timber land. A dwelling, comfortable and
strongly built all necessary outhouses, kitchen, pantry
barns all in perfect order This land is above all
flows, and easy of cultivation. That next to the town
may be sold in lots. The is prosperous, and will
doubtless soon become the seat of iustcev IS
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SUGAR PLNTATION SITUATED ON BAYOU
n Teche. 81 miles below New IBERIA on the Faussc
Ponte road, 500 acres of which 1ts wooded
land One large comfortable two story dwelling cabins,
brick sugar house, engine and kettles all lately put up
in perfect order Cane plant SO acres, and 20
stubble csne good mules, carts, plows, and other m
pements, % gentle cattle, i've milch cows, hogs and
sheep etc
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PLANTATION ADJOINING THE TOWN OF
IA Breaux Bridge desirable plantation; said Liant
is improved follows towit: One two-story dwelnl
house. containing four large and galleries on tn
first story small gallery in the and two closets
four large rooms and gallery the second story Fou
cribs house, stables kitchen, coach house
and four small buildings About seventy acres OF LAM
fenced and under cultivation This tract of land ha
arpents of arabic land not subject to overflow
the balance say hundred arpents Of timbered land
Possession to be given the first of Dec. A. ID. 1862
- ~ ~ -
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SUGAR PLANTATION IN THE FAUSSE POINT
neighborhood 81 miles from New Iberia, 500 acres
of superior land $50 cleared. $50 well timbered with
cypress and sugar wood good dwelling and conven-
lent outbupgs house. l3 cabins large
house with machinery complete large stable and corn
crib large ciserns, IA young Kentucky mules 10 yoke
t00 head of fine cattle. plows, etc. all to be sold
the place. The plantation is in high state OF cul
svstion, produced last 100 hhds Of superior sugar
6O of cane, aer reserving enough to plant
50 last spring Of late Importation the choc
est n the State. There now twenty first class
hands at work the place. much attached to it, having
never left il. 2l
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FARM IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN. EAST
IA side of bayou Teche. miles from New Iberia and
miles ST. Martnville; ls0 arpents very rich
SOIL l40 enclosed. Large dwelling with rooms
pecans Property to be sold for division of estate
No
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/ It is said that the inventor of cork legs il
now passing dreary existence in the Cam.
bria county, Pa, almshouse. He gives his
name as Charley Murray, and formerly lived
in Philadelphia.
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A Connecticut farmer recently killed tur,
key that did not lay, and found inside of hel
eleven perfectly formed eggs with perfect
shells, and full size.
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PRESS CORRUPTIONs.-The Rev. Henry
Ward Beechcr, in a late address in New York
city, said:
l insist that the abuses of the Press to-day
are the most conspicuous feature of the Press;
that the fault is entirely with the public.
Here, maybe, a journal may cOm.hence and
faithfully do its duty. 1t may legitimately
and fairly canvass public men and measures,
and thero is very little attention paid to it.
Very little harm follows that course; but let
a Journal commence Tomorrow, resolved t.
slander every one; to drag secret things to
light; to make itself spicy by calling every
shrinking person before the gaze of the null
titude, and that journal will ty ON the waves
Of tie wind, bOst of its circulation, and its
power will become the terror of the public
and the fortune of its proprictors. That is
the fault of the public. That is the fault OF
those who love scandal and favor scandal.
That is the fault of the people. who don't say
things that they themselves have to escape.
but think it only good fun to have th.ir
neighbors dragged down in every possible
way.
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FARM FIVE MILES FROM ST. MARTINVILLE.
n parish of St. Martin. about a mile and 4 half from
Teche about 500 of land good for cultiva
lion, 40 80 arpents suitable only for pasurage. Also
50 to 100 arpents of good woodland, mile and half
from the main tract good cabins, house, stable
to square, thousand pieux and y thousand bricks
This land has been worked, and is well drained. l3
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How CAMEL GOES THROUGH THE EYE OF
A NEEDLE-The passage from the New Testa-
mcnt, sit is easier for camel" ETC., has per-
picked many good men, who have read it
literally. In Oriental cities there are in the
large gates small and very low apertures,
called metaphorically needles eyes," just as
we talk Of certain windows as 'bull's ewes. y
These entrances are too narrow for q camel
TO pass through them in the ordinary manner,
or even if loaded. When laden camel has
to pass through one of these entrances, it
kneels down, its load is removed, and then it
shuffies through on its knees. yesterday" }"
writes Lady Duff Gordon, from Cairo, II saw
a camel go through the eye of a ncedle-that
is, the low-arched door of an inclOsure. He
must kneel, and bow his head to Green
thrOugh; and thus the rich man must humble
himself"
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ASUGAR IL IMITATION SITUATED IN FAUSSL
"A Pointe,s 10 miles from New iberia, miles from
Bayou Teche, SOC arpents 26 open land 40 enclosed
and in guilty. $50 of good wood 3e OF
cypress land. dwelling 20 by 36 feet with three
and gallery, double kitchen, fowl house pantry,
carriage house, dorbe cabins, crib mil,
stables May be purchased with the place, mules
mare Eorse, i've oxcn farming utensils, half the
growing crop of and cotton and 81 arpens of seed
cane %
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TRACT OF LAND IN iberia PARISH, EIGHT
n miles from New IBERIA $50 arpenfs and 10 arpents
of wood east side of the Teche Dwelling, house, new
40 square, rooms; another house 30 feet square,
rooms carriage house, barns stables, chicken and
pigeon houses kitchen, blacksmith shop. Can be pur
chased with the place, fine mules horses, milch
and calves, A0 hogs fowls, chickens, etc. carts
farming utensils, and 500 peux Al
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4 TRACT IN ST. LANDRY, FIVE MILES FROM
II Opelousas. 100 acrcs 40 wood and sixty
excellent prairie. Large number of pecan the
place. Can be purchased cheap. -
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PLANTATION IN IBERIA PARISH. FIVE AND
"A half miles from New Iberia, on Bayou Teche,
800 200 of woodland and 100 under fence.
and in high of cultivation, cribs and stables
cabins, 30 by Is feet, each two underground
brick cistern. Possess on given the crop is
gathered may be bought with the place. 400 bbs corn,
lot of nay and fodder potatoes, sugar to plant
10 acres, and the plantation implements. 81
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VOUME xxXII,
LAND ADVERTISEMENTS

ALARM IN ST. LANDRY, ONE HUNDRED AND
n sixty acres onehah woodland, the other half prai-
rie 40 acres enclosed, good cypress fencing good
dwelling, rooms below stairs and upper story out
houses, stables, etc., and supply of good water %
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A PLANTATION THREE MILES WEST FROM ST.
II Martinvle, 5i2 arpents mules, head of cattle,
and stock shares in Prairie Long for sale with the place
Dwelling: rooms outhouses, cotton gin with steam
power all in working order barns, stables etc; 80
pen,s cotton, 100 arpepts corn arpents seed cane
Place in fine running order, and six families good negro
laborers on it, a
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tSUGAR OR COTTON FARM IN THE PARISH
Il of st Landry, 12 miles from Opelousas 246 arpents
Bayou aaet; 100 arpents heavy timber enough for
chimncys corn crib 30 by ~ feet, building 40 by 30
feet. ali built in ls60. AZ
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ALARM TWO MILES AND A HALF SOUTH
"A west of New Iberia, IS acres acres under fence
and IN cultivation. dwelling 80 by 40 feet, rooms
i front gallery, Kitchen and all necessary
outhouses corn mill The stock on the place will
be sold at reasonable prices. 80
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=. wALLrCHE D. n. HoLLINeswoRT
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERs.
THE CRESCENT CITY MOLASSES BAR
REL MANUFACTORY.
Nos. 50, 81, 90, 81 ana 90 81. Joseph Sc
Noxv Orleans.

Having purchased full set of the latest improved ma
ehiucry for making barrels, prepared to taln ou
barrels half barrels kegs and sugar hogsheads per day
made much stronger and better than the best nade
hand and at greatly reduced prices Barrels made viii
iron hoops or wooden. suit purchasers We Request
All to call and examine stock and facilities
for manufacturing before giving out their orders AZ
orders left at the Carriage Warehouse OF AarsR
man & Co. corner of Carondelet and 0ravier 4
"'h oc,isS~ os H.Sup'' EF. WA IcHE 4 CO.
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To be published from week week in series of arti
Giles IN the PLANTERS BANNER the whole to reappear in
Circular. accompanied by Map of the Six Parishes
described, by
d. BENNETT, Editor Planters Banner
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1 TRACT IN PINE OR PUGH ISLAND, PARISH
of St Mary, u miles from Bcashear City, 235
houses, acre sugar desirable little property
at a low for CASH 40
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AVAILABLE TRACT IN IBERIA PARISH
n Fausse Point settlement. 5 miles from New Iberia
4s7 apents of which 275 arpens Of cleared land and
2l2 woodland mules $50 Dbls corn arpents of seed
cane and lumber valued at s200, be sold with
place 81
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A SMALL FARM SITUATED ON THE EAST
IA bank of Bayou Teche; eight miles aCove St. Mar
tinve containing thirty arpents of fine land and Is inn
proved follows One dwelling house with four rooms
crib and fencing and lot Of fine fruit trees
This land is on the line of the Chattanooga Il. r. 81
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DROPERrY KNOWN AS THE MCCLELLAN
Tract situated about 25 miles southwest of Opeou-
1T contains 600 nearly half of it is cleared
1t has it of the finest gin houses in the parish
The dwelling and outhouses good 1t is situated on
Plaqu-mne Brue, in a very good neighborhood. e.
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d9e 4lanttrs' &au11er
SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA.
A DESCRIP lion, STRICTLY AUTHENTIC,
OF the Parish of ST. Landry, and the At
takapas Parishes-St. Mary, Iberia,
st. Martin, Lafayette, and vermilion.
In Which will be Found, In Brief Para.
graphs, an Account Of

HE CLIMATE = GEOGRAPHY = SOIL PRODUCTIONS
cRoPs-FRUITs-rIELD PER ACRE OF THE STAPLE
CRoPs-PRAIRIE HERDs-DoMEsT1C ANIMALS AND
E0wLs-PRICE OF LANDs-HAvIGATIoN-
MINERAL AND OTHER RESOURCES SOCIETY -
scHooLs-CHURcHEs-wILD GAME--FISHEs-RAIL-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LAKEs-BAYs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST TO STRANGERS AND
IMMIGRANTS