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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

u from iubertvile and Bayou Teche ten miles from
New Iberia three thousand five hundred acres thou
sand acres heavily timbered, cypress swamp thou
sand two hundred arabic land thousand three
hundred of pasture lands 1t is fine land sugar
rice corn potatoes and other crops, ami place
RAISING cattle horses, mules hogs. dwelling house.
double cabins and small sugar house the place. The
place can be purchased liberal TERMS part cash. and
liberal credit 10
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MiSCELLA ANEOUS.

At James A. Gresham's, 81 Camp street
dealer i'll fine stationary and books, VIC an =
yesterday, splendid set of Charles Dickens
works. well bound. clear type, elegantly il
lustrated, complete. for $40 so. All of the
late publications. school, law, medical and
miscellaneous books of all kinds, can be baa
OF Mr.. Gresham. mailed to any address re-
quested.
We desire to call attention to the fac,
that the grand State fair will open on ,be
% h inst, and fu. ~ a,tenti, @ displav Is
expected. The managers have been untirine
III their efforts TO complete the arrangements.
and all who can. are urgently requested to
join in making this the best exhibition of the
kind ever held in this country. We hope
to see large delegation of our friends here
OF The occasion, and will assure them
warm welcome, and plenty of sights to see.
-E TIN LINKINWATER.9
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

4 TLANIAIIUN TWO AND ONE HALF MILES
n from Washington, parish of ST. Landry on Bayou
Crocodile near its junction with Bayou B9uf one thou
sand acres four hundred and fifty open and under
good fence all but one hundred and fifty above
overflow A large dwelling in good repair, stables out
houses etc Cotton, sugar rice tobacco and other
crops do well on this place. and it would make superior
stock farm Ii is fine hog range, a ship
ping point, and healthy. Plenty of seed cane and corn
On the place, II
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

10 be published from week to week in series Of arti
ees 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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Seiiilss ONi at Cost.

viii sell at cost my entire Stock of dry goods clothins
and boots and shoes hats and groceries, without
These wanting bargains had better call carly
Mar,h ID SOLOMON LEVY.
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y lady asked a pupil at public examin;,-
ton oi i Sunday school: 'What was the sin
OF the Pharisees q Eating camels. marIu. ,
quickly replied the child She had been
reading that the Pharisees Strained at cpats
and swallowed ca,aels-
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13
4 BouT -FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF Ian

ASUGAR PLANTATION ON RIGHT BANK OF
n Bayouyernilon, parish Of Lafayette II miles fron,
vermiiionyie, fronting IL arpents ON the Bayou by B
arpents in depth, aud detached of wood 30
pents The plantation is under good fence arpents
in cultivation the balance enclosed pasture large
dwelling house, AZ by 40. rooms below and above
dining hail. kitchen, carriage house, stable fowl house
|servants room, cabins crib stable Sheds good
sugsr house and horse MILL kettles with capacity SIX
|hogshcads Of sugar "a hours 20 Of cane lao
Barrels corn for sale with the place. 40
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HAMILTON FISH.

a London Coroner, at a recent inquest, de-
ciared that downright intcmperence was oIe
OF the common vices of English ladies' of the
highest class He knew, he said, numberless
eases Ease, where these ladies never sat down to
dinner until they had brought themsslvc. r,
a state of almost inebriety.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

I RPENT-ACRE-AN ARPENr is FOCR THOU
4 sand and eighty y-eight square yards
Au acre is 4Sio square yards. A piece Of lsni 10
Rres square Is % square yards than an acres
~ce Ga yards square is square yards rcgs than N
rent
An az MT is abo,t I've sixtas OF IN acre.
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PLANTATION THREE MILES WEST FROM ST
IL Martinville 542 arpents; mules, head of cattle
and stock shares in Prairie Long for sale with the place
Dwelling. rooms, outhouses, cotton gin with
power, ali in working order barns, stables, ETC.; so
pents cotton, 100 arpeuts corn. arpents seed cane
Place in fine running order families good negro
laborcrs on IL. 45
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

There are ROW living in Maine, in good
health, five brothers named Lambert, AGED
respectively ninety-siX, ninety-twO, eighty.
seven, elghty-one, and seventy-nine.
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.ss,U Goods, Spring Supply!

just received fresh aud complete supply of spring
goods hats bonnets spring dress patterns fancy goods
boots, Shoes hats and clothing groceries, provisions
hams butter, cheese etc NJ BLOCH.
mhl6 Tyr
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a sUG AR pLANrATtON IN THE FAusSE poIN7

n SUGesR PLANTATION In THE FAUSSE POINT
neighborhood q miles from New IBERIA 500 acres
superior land 750 cleared, $50 well tmbered with
|yprcss and sugar wood good dwelling and conven-
ostbuildng cverseers house. IL cabins largo surar
ouse with machinery complete, large stable and corn
ib large c:sterns IA young kentucky mules 10 woke
oxen lu0 head OF line cattle. pows, etc. all to be sold
ith the place The plantation Is In high state of cul
vsten produced last 100 hhds of superior sugar
Ii oa acres of after reserving enough to plant
81 IA the State. There are twenty first class
ands at work ON the place. much attached to it, having
uSer ieftt 2l
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OUR FASHION LETTER
FOR APRIL.
NEW ORLEANS, ApriI = 1870

IA p'is, oeIutlfui spring doth cheer US again
ST., osaihgly touches each hillside and pain
AMI blnos err. ers ana leaflets awake her kiss,
2 On oiuSh INTO life with feeling af hiss.
o.hg and Old gay and sober acknoyyIei,, o., 1,r -.
Ana 80 - a'h anu froic they spend the CAV bour.
ThH I',',, our pleasure, my best e'er to do,
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Ever yours,

Albany girls are dangerous things. One
recently asked IN attentive beau when he
meant TO marry her. and as he hadn't the
slightest idea ready on the subject, she broke
teapot full of water over his head, but
strange as it may seem, he didu't want TO
marry her after that. .aU !
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A PLANrAr FIVE MILES NORTH OF NEW
III Iberia, east bank Bayou Teche, 30 arpents 81 from
pm the Teche, 10 deep. Dwelling new and fiue,. b
ooms, aud hail. cost q, 500; well, kitchen anc
Dut houses, d,ubc cabins stable carriage house anc
M necessary GU, buildings; of the land in high Stair
f cultivation. 10 arents seed cane, good hands unde
contract for the year. good mules plow horses plows
ARTS aid plantation implements compete sheep, cows
hogs. etc. 100 pcux land all cleared and moyeable
property on the place valued at than - 500 81
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HOOPS.

The very gro'csque appearance presented
by some OF our fashionable ladies', might lead
many to suppose that hoops were entirely
discarded, but such. we are pleased to say,
is not the case. The ladies' who have ind,
mcnt enough to mix fashion with comfort and
good taste, still retain crinoine enough "a
be graceful and in perfect confirmation with
short dresses. Only a few. and those of tha,
class who always run to extremes, quite rel
gardess of good taste, have laid aside hoops.
Tue hoop is too comfortable, too graceful
and too much a promoter of health to be laid
entirely aside. -
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

Il of St Landry IL miles from Opeousas, 2i6 arpents
Bayou Mallet; 100 arpents heavy timber enough
sugar purposes adjoining the above. Dwelling 40 feet
square. rooms and paror below stairs new brick
chimneys crib 30 by ~ feet, building 40 by 30
feet all built in 1860 AZ
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Dick" said a certain lawyer to q country,
man who was considered more fool thar
knave, what should You call the two great
est curlosities i'll the world y why" said
Dick, ''an honest lawyer and river on fire. !
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

MEXlCo.-Tho news from this unhappy
country is worse and worse. We hear now
that General Escobedo. commander Of the
national forces. has been obliged to fall back
to Guonajuuta, and that the government. I'M
censed at his inability TO quel the insurrec
tion, has superseded him by Gen. Alaiorre.
The revolutionisis, as if elated with their
success, are talking of setting up govern
ment of their own, and running the machine
independent of the federal authorities
Juarez meanwhile is acting us if he were par,
alyzed. or as man who was concious of an
preaching downfall.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

The hair Is generally worn ..ail of a
bunch, puifs, finger curIs, ringlets and
every other conceivable device in the wa =
OF making the head large out out all propor-
ton, are freely used and sometimes with
anything but fia,tcrng results to the appear
ance of the fair wrarers, still. when a lady
..,.
has good taste enough to know just how much
hair she may wear without making herself a
fright, the getting up of very fashionable
and yet very becoming coieGure must have
the assistance of art as we'll as nature.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

iakM TWO MILES AND A HALF SOUTU
- west oi New IBERIA 10 acres, acres under fence
anu "a cultivation dwelling 80 by 40 feet 8 rooms
am front gallery kitchen, store and all necessary
,F usFses ana cora mill The stock on the place will
o0 S''' at reasonable prices %
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4 AVAILABLE TRACT IN IBERIA PARISH
a Fa'isse Point settlement, miles from New Iberia
ioI arpents of which 275 arpens of cleared land and
2I2 woodland mules 80 bbls corn arpents of seed
and lumber valued at 5000 to be sold with rho
place ~
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DkOPERTf KNOWN AS THE MCCLELLAN
Tract, situated about % miles southwest of Opeo,
sas contains GOO acres nearly onehalf of cleared
II has 90 1t one Of the finest gin houses in tsc parish
ih dwelling and outhouses are good 1t is situated on
iiaauemine Brule, in a very good neighborhood 62
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i Tat'A OF ONE HUNDRED AND SEyENTY-FIyE
II arpents. almost wholly above the food of 1861 fer
son improvements fair, about miles from Jean
m SIX or seven miles below New Iberia fronting on
leche some choice fruit trees fine locaii on for
Residence pleasant neighborhood and heatuI location
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

fAhh ONE MILE FROM ABBEVuLE ON
a bayou Vermon, in a good neghborhood church
chooi ana Masonic Lodge near 40 acres % under good
eice DIV eilinS kitchen, and outhouses; kitchen
anu Eoasehoid furniture and farming utensils for sale
cattle, a yoke of oxen 9 good horses gentle mares
sheep, hogs, etc e 81
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican says
that q well-known citizen of North Adams
has been cured of a lameness of several years
Standing by carrying potato in each pocket.
He suffered terribly the first night after try
ing the prescription, but his pains and aches
all left him, and haven't returned during the
subsequent six months. Anybody who
doesn't believe this may go to North Adams
and see the potatoes for themselves.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

Ladies in Germany are astonished to hear
| that gentlemen in this country give up theii
seats in crowded houses or public conveyan-
| ccs to females. They never saw such thing
in Germany. Here, where everything is de-
| ferred to women, is the headquarters of the
clamOr for their enfranchisemcnt from ''sla-
| yeryn
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-04-13

BROUGHT HIM TO TERMs.-An Indiana Girl
who had been loving fellow to an alarming
extent, and fearing her mother would find
out what was the matter, rode twenty miles.
with revolver in her hand, to where the
chap was ehOpping i'll the woods, and told
him if he didn't marry her she would make
tunnel through him. The wedding came off
that afternoon. He said he never would
quarrel with woman about a little thing
like that.
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Chinese Labor.

me following interesting article ON Chi
nese labor we copy from the Baton ROUGE
Advocate Of the Cd inst:
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p"oPERTf CONT AIMING 1900 ACRES OVER
''O9 aegls cleared This is very fine sugar and cot
'h iand. Situated near Barry's Ian sing IL miles be
10" washington on Bayou Catawbla. The improve
inents are moderate with gin house 63
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While Thad Stevens was a young Iawysr
he once had case before a bad tempered
Judge, of an obscure Pennsylvania court.
Under what he considered very erroneous
ruling, it was decided against him; where
upon he threw down his books, and picked
up bis hat in high state of indignation, and
was about TO leave the court room, scatter.
ing imprecations all ar6undhim. The Judge
Strengthened himself TO his fall height.
assumed an air of offended majesty. and
asked Ihad if he meant TO express contempt
for his court. Thad turned to him very de-
ferentially. made a respectful bow, and 70
piled in feigned asionishmeni, Express my
contempt for this court! No. sir. I'm irving
to conceal it. your honor" adding, as he
turned to leave, ''but find it id hard to
do" ' -f'l
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lPieayune, 81 April
Inc following important documents were
'eiegraphed t" the Western press in fun,
and appear in the issues of March ri.
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The Southern States are beginning to cul-
tivate China grass to he used as substitute
for silk. A machine and process for its pre-
paration have already been patented. The
Louisiana planters have raised the most of
this grass; but they sell it in London, where
it is worked into what are called japanese
silks.
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The Fifteenth Amendment.
SAGE OF THE PRESIDENT
L. S. u
Libr.v
baton Rsuss
La.

f"ooLANArloN OF TIE SECRETARY OF
STATE.
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FARM IN ST. LANDRY, ONE HUNDRED AND
- SKY acres one-haif woodland, the other half pra
' ~ acres enclosed, good cypress fencing, a good
dwelling, rooms below stairs and an u,per story
houses stables. etc. and supply of good water %
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Attract OF LAND THREE FOuRrHS Or A
Il mile from Perry's Bridge, Vermilion BAYOU
parish of Vermilon miles AbberviiIe 80 arpents
prairie land; also % arpent woodland II miles distant
from above tract. Dwelling 20 feet squape, kitchen
$40 pannes cypress fencing potatoes plows
ad four creole horses for sale with the place if the pu
chaser desires il. Terms low. Al
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i fftCT IN THE PARISH OF VERMILION
10! Arpents, fronting on Bayou Tiger. - miles
southwest q New Iberia, little no timber land rich
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GOSSIP,

=. "e iifs' importation of spring goods show
,"'t we were in fault last spring when w,
'ec''rea That nothing could be produced
more beautiful than the STYLES then laid bo.
i'rs u.s. tor this ycal brings Us many now
io'rics and designs far more e,eo,n, ,,d
eSq1'Siteiy 'oveIy than anything we ever be
''fe saw or even imagined. Ground. text-
! 'nFf' c"ioF, al! different from those of I,s,
spring ami all more charming. Amonp
washing s"ods' French chin,zes, aawns.
ptl":. ': pFfca'es' etc. we notice pre- |aIence
"' chinfz figures, checks, dolicatelv' draw,
stripes and suit patterns similar IN .boso Sc
last year. but with less borders and IA
u ''"'i'ihg' Lawn robes and suit patterns
nave two shades iii stripes. or a,terna,ino
VIII" chintz stripe. A new mat4r;ol for
washing dress is satin jean, all cotton, fineiv
'"''led' with as firm body as piouc, and !,
s'oss Ike satin Speaking of new goods. We
"""id call particular attention TO the new
anu varied assortment of boys and Youths
clo'"ihs just opened at Capt. b. T. Washes.
NO. Iio Canal street. suitable for all aoes
rom - years to lnanhood. He has al,
paca' linen, checked linen cassimere dr,n1
e''.' mixed 'lnen' and cloth suits. !ffording
a selection from which all tastes NAV ho
suited. These goods were selected bv
Capt. Walshe in person, a,M manufactured
Tor his trade. In gentIcmf MS fur.
ni>lilns goods, neck wear etc. Gan.
'is"e Has many new styles. all destined
10 become popular with his many c.s,o,o
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! iKACI IN ST. LANDRY, FIVE MILES FROM
opelensas 100 acres 40 wood and sixty acres
excellent prairie. Large number pecan trees en- t,
f'ie'- Sih oe purchased cheap "a
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honness have changed very little in shape.
poI "t course all sorts Of light materials are
now used i'll their manufacture. Flowers
aud feathers have almost supplanted ribbon
as trimmings. and the back of the bonnet i,
almost as much trimmed as the front. Hats
are worn r;dicoously high aud pointed, and
are iii truth very untccominc to most faces
but us fashion loves Extremes, there is an
eior' 10 Introduce, or rather reproduce the
sensible and becoming SHUTDOWN" of u few
seasons ago, but with poor SUCCESS, it would
Seeti' as they are neither dasbing nor CO.
que'tisii euoaGh to be worn witt. the present
Jaunty styles of dresses.
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IKAST ABOUT ONE MILE FROM BAYOU
parish OF St Martin 10 arpents fine woodland
% sot NJ 2t arpents of open prairie rich easy of
cul'Va,.on here are no improvements on the place
eAeePttSN double cabins. 3S
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A FARM IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN. EAST
n side of bayou Teche, 6 miles from New Iberia and
miles from ST. Martinvlle le0 arpents very rich
SOIL 40 enclosed Large dwelling with rooms
servants house. STABLE crib etc. u large bearing
pecans Property 10 be so.d for division of
No. g.
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; E< S..EE! FOR SIZE.

4 STOCK FARM. FIFTEEN MILES FROM ABBE-
~ sit, near the mouth of Bayou Vernilion touching
'4' ''Cs, Hiafsh, sdSD acres ID
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A ArLANIAIIoN FOUR MILES FROM OPELOU.
sas 'D9 acres, l70 acres enclosed good fences and
Goot dwelling and buildings This place is eleven
..nrs loHl opciousas, near Bayou Mallet. 32
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IKACr OF LAND WELL DRAINED AND TIM
"A bered, 2oe arpents parish of Iberia on Lake Pag
is unimproved A' p'1'e
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4 FARM ON BAYOU PETITE. ANSE, IBERIA
parish miles from New iberia, 100 arpen;s excel
lent Land, l0arpents wood dwelling 81 by 20 din
n9nall and kisehcss s~s> e.ih- a0&aas
800 faeux iHel0snX ~ axpeuts. uice place.
and cheap. 81 :,
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DRESSES.

" aiking dresses and Areet s,;ts ,ro ~
''"'s 'i'aue with two skirts, the lower one in
some Instances, only sufficiently long 70
conceal the top of the gaiter. but more gen
erany long enough TO TOUCH no NOR.
anu nounces ale as much worn as
ever except by stout persons. and VIC are
l'eased to sec that they in most cases pre-
Ter nat trimming, bias folds, etc. Eyeni,c
are worn with court trains. low.
square corsagc. Of course, in this climate
''ght fab.lcs, organdy, SWISS, aud the bea,-
'"u' CHina Grape have preference, but ma,v
'"''i'u' evening costumes, are still
'naoe OF SILK with an overtlress of lace or
some other suitable M teriag.
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tNlMPRDVED TRACT OF LAND IN THE
Il PARISH of Mary miles from Franklin {; miles
from the Tecie, $40 acres fine land sugar
orstock farnE A desirable tract and cheap. So
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Natural bitches.

The sheet Of prairie either side of the Teche
everywhere grcved with raxiuls Ahiek extend ba
many miles to the bayous swan fs and faRes They q
natures bitches, and take off all the surplus water III
falls i'll showers, OF long continued rains -
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4 SCGAR PLANTATION ON BAYOU TECHE,
"A Al miles from New Iberia, 975 arpents 6i0 open
land Isl woad. LA cypress swamp, dwelling Kitchen
carriage house and shed crib and shed, double
cabins, fowl house. four arpens fine cane for seed;
LOO busheScorn Ia mules 10 miIch cows cert farm
aug utensils tie, may be purchased with the place SO
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1 PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY PARISH, -FOUR
"A miles northwest of 0pelousas, 1000 arpents, 20
penis well wooded, excellent lot of standing timber.
the prairie land eff the finest quality 1t has fine
dwelling, extra for the country. piazza l004eet long
rooms with Gre places, and two rooms besides, out
lpuses, stables barns, csterns wells all in excellent.
order. Cheap place, fine for cotton, cane and