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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-03-08

The following is one of Mr.. Prentice
little waifs, SO many of which appeared in
the Louisville Journal in its Palmiest days.
''Semetimes-it il q sweet, swee, song
warbled IL and fro among the topmosi
bougLs IF the heart, filling the whole air
with such joy and gladness as the birds dc
when the summer morning comes out of tn.
darkness, and day is born ON the rnoontuins.
We have all our possessions in the future
which We catl sometimes Beautiful flow
ers and singing birds are aherr,s only ou.
ba DIS seldom grasp the ono, or our ears
hear the other. But, oh reader, be of good
cheer. For all the good there is golden
'sonrtimes,' when the hills and valleys Of
time ure all pa>sed-whcn the wear nnd
fever, the disappointment and the sorr"w
of life are ovrr-then there is the place of
rest appointed Of God. Oh, homestead!
over whose roof fall no shadows or even
clouds, and over whose threshold the voice
Of sorrow is never hcard-built upon the
eternal hill. and standing with spires and
pinnncles of celestial beauty among the pain
trees If the city on bigh-tlose who love
God shall rest under thy shadow, whrr,
iherc is TO more sorrow nor pain. nor tl,
aound "f weepirg-'SOmeiime.
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Father F"rr'l. pastor of New York
Catholic Church. stated to his congregation
IN sunday while submitting to them the
proposed address of the Pope. that he OBJ
Jrctr'i I" II. and being an American, would
not r"'sr his arm Ito restore any king under
hcav ~ tu his throne"
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Josh billings says: IL love tew see old
~us"'s joyful. but not kickup,heheelsful.
lis" 'ly P"digr"" worth Transmitting is
v'rtrw' and this is the very thing that Kant
be- transmitted.
o"r OF 'he best temporary cures for pride
ana "tfrc:ash"n ihat have ever seed tried
Is SEA sickness; man that wants TO vomit
never puts on airs.
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They sat upon the door mat, while
brightly si'"ne the moon, listening to tho
music that came from distant beer saloon.
His ::.an!y aims did round her twine, their
lips in Kisses met; he whispered, "J1ovc
will ih''u lac mine - And she said, IL will,
you bel.''
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ASUGAR PLANTATION ON RIGHc BANK Or
IA Rsyou yerilion parish of Lafayette II miles from
Vermilionvile fronting l2 arpcnts on the Bsyou BY e
arpents in DEPTH, and detached tract Of wood ar
peus The plantation is under good fence Us arpcnts
in cultivation the balance eaclosed a. PASTURE large
dwelling house. 4a by a. rooms below and above
dining hall Kitchen carriage house, stable fowl house.
servants ROOM cabins crib, stable, Sheds good
house horse MILL kettles with capacity for a
hoRshcads of sugar in q hours, 20 acres OF eane
barrels corn for sale with the place. ID
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"A Cincinnati gambler, whose luck has
been bad f"r som. time. recently discovered
that he owed aprinicr five dollars. and since
he paid IT be- has hnd remarkable streak of
good luck which he credits to the fact that
he has squared up with tho printer. so
great - his c"''ii,i'ncc in the i'll luck of de-
-
o"ss printer T." play .'s"y'n up with him,
ana ''e VIII Civ" tn" delinquent four points
in the game.
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Petroleum V. Nasty. n distinguished
OH" kn'licnl. delivered IA lecture recentlv
III huston, "n The man If sin" Amonc
other hard things I,r said: IL saw cadet.
ships sold far dollars. Imrt judges of tho
Courts IN the Southern States who. ton
years ng". w"r" h'>,lers If the liverv stables
!" IN" N"rth. "n': whose know'elee of GRIM
mai law. they had gained in the prisoners
dock"
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WHAT a HALF ACRE WILL DO.-A
shoemaker over in Jersey bought a half
acre lot. He was fond of fruit aud read the
papers. The soil was wet clay. and he Sc
lected fruit adapted TO the climate. He
built house, and put his land in u condi-
tion t. produce fruit. lie had no manure.
but the drppings Of the street cattle. In
his leisure he brought from the woods bark.
rotten wood. moss, and leaf mould. which
he mixed with the soil. three feet deep.
This was done by degrees nnd then US fast
frsii ne u,cxs sUtert ~ h. ,bHHtea thHa ,la
tired from his cobbler's bench. HIS hall
acre supported himself and his wife COM
f"rtnbly-al,nost in elegance. She had NO
servant nnd had plenty plenty of time Ia
cultivats flowers. Strangers inquired u6ou,
their beautiful home. Issbella grapes and
common currnnis formed the bulk of thei,
fruit, With better erlection, his income
would have been larger. Others had the
same success on small peices of ground
One man supported his family OH one aero
Halt was in grapes. the crop of which in on,
| season sold tor S6tO, and he has no bills tt
pay. If contraction brings success, lot u.
know it, and practice it. .a
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We have before US the last monthly re-
port Of tho Chicago German Society. The
stutistics it contains are, in our opinion, a
strong argument for immigration to the
South. Of7eO persons who applied TO tho
German society in Chicago for employment.
only lob were able to obtain employment
This state Of affairs prevails not only in Chi.
cage; but in "'I the overcrowded cities of
the Northwest. Tho supply of labor bv far
exceed the demand. Here in New Orieon.
the reverse is the case. Good mechanics -
and agricultural laborefs are, especially Mt
the present season Of the .year. when our
next crop, in constant demand, and com,n.nJ
g,od wages. The large number of laborinc
men woh are now leading miserable ife ;o
the largo cities Of the North and Northwest
and scarcely make enough to keep body and
soul together, should direct their ottcnt;on
to the South, v here any new arrivuI Of hard
working aud honest men is considered !,
welcome addition to our population.-[Ex. :
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PLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF NEW
"A Iberia east bank Bayou Teche, 30 arpents 3 fron
on the Teche 40 deep. Dwelling, new and hue Q
rooms, and hail. cost g. 500; WELL new kitchen and
ont houses ,ubo cabins stable, carriage ho.se and
~ nvatiou 10 arpents seed cane good hands under
contract for the year ggood mules horses plows
carts and plantation implements compete snecP cows
property on the place valued At more than SsW
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Attract NOW USED AS .soasan a xAwmhS sos1 acres
"A ,.nS ,es- half woodland, can be divided 'n.S S
fine sites sSi i,ssss s%a fenced
nayo" s.ssms and Texas railroad viii pass hea
,bs place. 80 creole and 1000 head 2. sss S io
he purchased with the place. Can DC pu'S' q
6rureS
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FINE S,IGAE PLANTATION, FlFIEEN Mills ..S
A from Opelousa 10 miles from .cr:: SO
sr.a veil d,tcbed AID fenced good timbe!. sooa nys
range and fine the year rouna mnIes oxen
ing No. ssc and half Of the corn crop may DC p.
chased with the place.
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Attract OF LAND ON THE PUBLIC ROAD
"A from Opelousas to Grand Coteau, miles from Ope-
lousas on the line of the proposed New Orleans. Ope
lousas and Great Western Railroad, 40 arpents I3S
in cotton e5 corn 40 under fencing for passuIage 1o
well wooded, and I. 500 seres near, from wncn !ne
owner of the above have the privilege OF obtaining
wood. dwelling house 136 feet square, kitchen ser
wants room double and 9singae cahtns, smoke heuse
corn hoase stabes and gin house and cotton g corn
mill may be purchasoA with The place. work borses
woke OF oxen head Of gentle cattle and half OF the
growing crop valuable place. good soil, and cheap:
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PLANTATION TWO AND ONE HALF NILES
"A from Washington, parish Of ST. Landry on Bnvoe
-Lrocodile its Junction with Bayoa B1uf one thou
SAND hundred and fty acres open and under
sOoa ssn.. Al by Sen and asx eers: above
Souse. etc Cotton sugar. corr rice soossco
crops do well this place. ana ~0s 10 q ship-
ming pont and healthy. Plenty OF seed cane """
on place. 9
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A SMALL FARM SITUATED ON THE EAST
n bank of Bayou Teche; eight miles aocve St mar
tnyie containing thirty arpens Of fine land and is i'm
proved as follows: dwelling house with four rooms
one corn crib fencing and lot OF hne fruit trees
Th. land /. ON the line of the Cbatanoogs K X. 6l
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A PLANTAIIoS - the town Of New iberia, .sEe ar-
"A nss ..ranre island lately purchased by %
ssps saass ,%s.s ana as Sses
sOO sugar r.rea,r with rooms. Kitchen store !ooI
house. etc C be divided into .srss
s;,h iS acres front by TO deep VITA an eqa'' 6J
~ wood 10 eachs SIS n Ses -.
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/. RPrsSr-AcRE-ANA AHPEsI .,ts ac
"A sand and eiahy-esns sqcssss = niece of land 10
.sa. soa.rc i ire yard. more ina" tiss an
Rpsee 81 yards squsIs is . 'asao' ys'S'
spent
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PLANTATION THREE NILES WEST FROA 81
n Martinvlle, 542 arpents mules, head OF cattie
and stock shares in Prairie Long for sale with the place
Dwelling rooms scutheuses cotton gin with :eeeE1
power all in working order, barns stables, etc.i ~ ar
pents cotton, 100 arpents corn. arpens see6 cane
Place in fine running order and six families good negro
laborers il. -
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c,crApM KNOWN AS THE McCLEIr
DESihA ,smasr. stcss IS miles southwsst Of Ope
eo"nns ssa aha. n % ss PARISH
cleared the gin hon.e Is one o. sav It's in plaque.
IA IN. iw cling and out soasce e"O@. - - : .
mine Isr,,le . good ncishocrnooa.
r.p,aoNy Mi PROM ABBEviLLE,
sMh navou V.rmilion conveniently car 70 cnGIsI
school, and Lodge ~ asrss; = Selies lissasa
are "naes : ha.s.hold fut. xure kitchen ana IsIm
ana ,s for sale with the Plsce slso - sr"
= choice cattle, yoke "Ae"' So - IS
mares, sheep, hogs, etc., =s..-- ----
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OUGAR PLANTATION FOUR AND ONE.HALF
~ northeast Of New IBERIA east bank Of bayou Tcche,
4s7 arpents superior land 25 cleared and gig Of good
sugar wood and cypress timber One new dwelling with
well painted the necessary cut buildings with
thres double aborers 200 hundred arpents in
cultivation Seventeen in cane 20 in cotton, and the
balance in Six mules and plantation impasments
the crop sold with the place, and possession
given Immediately. VIII be sold cheap and ON easy
oS
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JoARu TWO AND ONE HALF MILES SOUTH
West of New Iberia 75acres ofvery superior prairie
land so under fence and GUILTY. alton. dwelling 20
by feet with rooms and gallery kitchen, store roo.
and other necessary out he uses, together witp pm
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SUPERIOR SUGAR PLANTATION AT FAUSSE
Na,, Rcin Paq; eia @ e..c acre, so JARED &
bered with sugar wood .nd cypre.s Good awe''nEs S
oou @ ,,e machnerv Large stable crib IA young
Tatncky mules. 10 yoke oxen 100 head fine cattle
poyvs place in high state Of cultivation made M
seed cane to plant 50 acres, twenty hands on the
place. -
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LAND ADVERTISEMENTS

TINlMPROvED TRACT FIFTEEN MILES FROM
Vermilionville, l9e arpents, the line of the
Chattanooga Railroad. 70
PLANTATION ADJOINING ST. MARTINVILLE
east bank Teche 500 arpents 400 open and fenced,
loo sugeror wood land good dwelling, rooms cabins
out houses, etc. es "a
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"A SAVING CLAUsE.-Some years ago
there was good deal Of excitement among
tho people cfa certain town in G. county.
Vermont on tho subject of religion and al
most every man in the place was more or
less awakened to u sense Of his snfulness,
and mado public declaration of his inten.
ton {" lead different life. Among the
rest were three of the principal men Of the
village, whom We will cali NJ. b., and G..
who being all present at ono Of the meetings.
took part in the proceedings, to the great
JOY Of the faithful, and much TO the aston.
ishment of "the rest of mankind" then aud
there assembled. NJ. rose first, and having
made a general confession If his unworthi.
ness, said in conclusion. that he had alwavs
intended to be an homes, nnn. hut that if he
had wronged any one, he was willing to
make full restitution. B. followed, speak.
ing in very much the same manner. G. rose
o quitsnd spoke Of his sins and wickednes.
done; 0nv cUfnmg s-.t-- --..--Ai.-.->-L->a
he remArk ed. with oautiun characteristic |
Uf himself, '.If there Is any man have de- !
frnuded. shall be most happy to sit down
and talk it over with him."
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TRACT OF ELEVATED UNIMPROvED LAND
near the Cote Geee Hills, miles northwest of New
containing ITO arpeats, with a small orchard and
gan's Texas Railroad ~ " "a" "a
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SMALL FARM THREE FOURTHS, OF A NILE
~ from Perry Bridge. Vermilion bayou, parish Of
Vermilion, and miles from Abbevie, Of 80 arpents
prairie with 25 arpents wood land II miles farther of
dwelling 20 feet square, 500 pannels new fence, corn,
potatoes plOws etc. together with creole horses will
with the place at the option of the purchaser Al
DARN WELL SUITED FOR BfrHER SUGAR
Il cotton corn, in the parish of ST. Landy, IL miles
from Opelousas. Bayou Malet Of 9l6 arpents, WIKI
100 arpents of good wood land adjoining it Dwelling 40
feet square, rooms and parlor below stairs. Also
crib 30 by 10 feet, and another building 10 by 30
all new 42
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APLNTATI0N OF TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN
II rcd acres on Bayou Teche miles east Of sspeiou.
sas 1880 acres cleared, 100 ~cres enclosed On the
place there are good dwelling houses: cabins cotton
burnt during the war A fine place and cheap. q
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A TRACT ABOUT ONE MILE FROM BAYOU
Leche parish Of ST. Martin fO arpcnts fine woodland
ABOUT 200 srpents Of open PRAIRIE rich and easy Of
ouiuvation There are no improvements on the place
VAeePtt"o oouOie cabins. 36
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DESIRABLE SUGAR PLANTATION ON THE
"A eche, y miles below New Iberia containing 400
pcs superior land, lJ under fence and 20 planted in
csne; confor table dwelling, with 4 rooms and other
Ieqarite buildings, and nine cabins oxen OK cart
m"'e @sie cart, 200 barrels corn, fodder, etc Is
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] FRACT IN TIE PARISH OF vERMILION
"A 100 arpents, fronting on Bayou Tiger Is miles
southwest of New Iberia, little timber land rich
''iihP'oNed
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A SUPERIOR GRAZING FARM FIFTEEN NILES
n from Abbeville near the mouth of Dayou Vermilon
bordering on the sea marsh, a7a0 acres la
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PLANTATION ELEVEN MILES FROM OPE-
lousas near Bayou Maet, OF 800 acres 40 enclosed
w" sood tcnccs, dwelling and ont houses. p
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SAN DOMINGO.

TYPOGRAPHY, SOIL, PRODUCTIONS. CLIMATE AND MI
EEALS.
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EXAMINATIONS IN ST. LANDRY PARISH, FUUK
"A miles northwest of Opelousas. 1000 arpens. 40 ar
n.ns ell wooded an excellent lot of standing timber
the prir. land Of the finest quality u has on it fine
dwelling for the country piazza 100 feet long
rooms with tire places and two rooms besides, out
houae. stables barns cisterns. wells, all In excellent
order Cheap place, fine for cotton, cane and corn
.AENINT THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN EAST
"A side of bayou Teche, miles from New Iberia, and
four miles st. Martinville; lsO arpens very rich
SOIL l4e enclosed. Large dwelling win rooms
trees Property TO be sold for division Of estate
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LAND ADVERTISEMENTS
+. III. Lombard.
AL ESTATE AeENr
I NEW iberia, IA. ....r

Has for Sale large list Of the Most Select and Desira
Bile Sugar and Cotton Pantaoss Farms and Tract, Of
Land In Auakapas and ST Landry Tracts of Land
unmproved, in Large and Small Quantities for Sale.
New IBERIA Apri27, 1870. = .. .
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A PLANTATION ONE NILE WEST OF VERMIL-
"A ionvils, parish Of Lafayette, :6 arpents choice
iand one third under fence and In cultivation; three
double cabins houses 40 36 another building 90
BY i6 the place has d arpens wood attached 70 it, 6s
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A TRACT Of LAND WELL. DRAINED AND TIM.
bered, se arpentst parish of Iberia on Lake Psg-
mem. Is miles southwest of New Iberia. The place
sunimproved.
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PLANTATION FIVE MILES NORTH OF NEW
cleared but 2 100 arpents fenced in cultivation
dwelling but ls6S at cost q 5000 end yard en-
closed with sawed pcketa Out houses complete and
neatly arranged -Four double laborers houses stable,
corn and carriage house with few other small build
ngr this Of the best improved properties in the
corntrv. terms favorable. -N SIS 81
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DLANTATION ON THE EAST BANK OF THE
Teche niles from New iberia. 900 arpents arabic
land and 20 fine wood land dwelling lately repaired
and neatly finished, rooms, new dining hall, one new
frame aborers' house with fire places, house ~ by 90
carriage house. double labercrs honses "a by "a,
blacksmith shop Stock and plantation implements sold
with the place.. ,r.-- .-s IS
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A Frightful Scene.

In Havertrnw bay. on Saturday, one hu
&c dred and seventy men were fishing from ii
edge OF large field of ice. At about
. O'Clock in the afternoon the cry of The ie
Is moving-run for the snore.'' spread cor
sternati"n among them. The widest 2,
h cItemcnt followed. The frightened fisher
= men saw clear water between the ice the
were on and the solid bridge north of Crug
er's. The entire field of ice, embracing th
whole channel of Haverstraw hay, wa
: moving and carrying with it. nearly tw,
hundred human beings. Pixies and nets were
dropped. aud thero was rusl, for safety
while the mir was filed with cries for hell
In ten minutes both the shores were lined
with people, who ran wildly about. not
knowing what to do. Finally few of the
'nsre cool headed launched four boats and
started on dangerous voyage of rescue. In
the meantime nearly all Of the fishermen
nad reacned me euge 0fthe ice. and plunged
INTO the freezing water, reached the shore
covered from heud to foot with ice.
Nlne men were left on the ice, which tI,
surg'ng tide was swinging far out into the
river: Again the boats started to the res
cue' but before they reached tho floating
'ce' hve OF the men were struggling in the
water. They were pulled into the boats
nearly dead from cold. and taken TO the
shore. The boats again put out; but at
this time the floating icr. to which four men
sun clung, had reached point two miles |
Osi"w. The men could be seen in the
centre of the field, stampin.. throwing up
their arms. and crying for help. The edges
OF the ice were being gradually broken off.
and hssures opened in all directions. The
boats reached the edge of the field. but the
men could not be induced to leave the
centre.
The time dragged on until ten o'clock.
md the ice had fl ated six miles down the
'Vrr' when the mcm in the boats succeeded
D getting footing on the crumbling edge. |,
hey fond the four fishermen in "A terrible ,
condition. with feet. nose, hands, and cars
fozrn. They bad given up all hopes of :,
uccOr. They were with difficulty got to ..
he io,ts AL A,lsscaPed from the ICE fi..Id in 9
afety, and la1drd on the west shore ten
'''es from where they started. The fisher
'e" we're taken 10 Cruger's. where they are !
'ceiHing medical attention. Their cOmdi-
on Is precarious. thoug', they may recover y
heir names are Peter Moran, William =
r"wn, james Clark. nnd Thomas Riley.
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SUGAR PLANTATION Situated IN FAUSSE
Byou Teche SOC arpen.. 2i6 open land l40 encloscd
and in cultivation $50 Of good wood le acres Of
cypress land dwelling 20 by 36 feet with three
rooms and gallery double kitchen fowl house. pantry
carriage house, double cabins, crib, corn mill
stables, etc May be purchased with the place mules
mare, a horse, five oxen. farming utensils half the
growing crop of and cotton and % arpents of seed
cane. "a
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Farm or ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIvE
"A arpents almost wholly above the food of 1867, fer
soil, Improvements fair, about two miles from jean
nerete, six seven miles below New Iberia, fronting
Bayou Techs choice fruit trees fine location for
residence pheasant neghborhood and healthul location
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TRACT OF LAND IN THE PARISH OF LAFAY-
IA cite miles below the town Of Vermonville 40
arpepts fronting Bayou Vcrnon, woodland suitable
for sugar plantation. Gan Ac purchased at very
reasonable price 25
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Alarm IN ST. LANDRY, ONE HUNDRED AND
"A sixty acres onehalf woodland, the other half prai-
re, ~ acres enclosed good cypress fencing good
dwelling rooms below stairs, and upper story
houses stabes. etc, and a supply of good water 33
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DLANTATION ON BAYOU CORTABLEl
tween Washington and Barry's Landing. 45S
go open and 20 under fence 200 bushels old corn
fodder, Is in cane 25 in corn machinery and rhS
ras for sugar house. superior dwelling 50 feet square IL
rooms and fire places, dwelling built in 1862 Other
valuable imprOv vements on the place 81
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DROPERTY CONTAINING 1890 ACRES OVER
800 acrcsel.ared This is very fine sugar and cot
ter and Situated Barrys Laniing, IL miles be-
. 10" Washington on Bayou Catawbla The improve
ments are moderate with gin house. 63
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ALARM TWO MILES AND HALF FROM NEW
"A Iberia the road to Salt Island 80 acres prairie
land without wood, all under fence and dItched 2
houses each two rooms stable hose kitchen and
other buildings, acres plantedin cane. Is
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AVAILABLE PLANTATION IN ST LANDRY
"A Parish, fuf miles northwest of Opelousas Of 1000
arpents 40 OF which well tmbered and the prairie
portion of superior quality. A commodious dwelling
with rooms piazza 100 feet long, stables barns cis
terms, etc. in good order Well adapted for cane cot
ton corn, etc. 30