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OFFICIAL JOi71ZNAL Jýý
LPblE.Aed Buiery & ttwrjdav.
Verili~ige. ra. rk84h '69.
Wr We hive been.lcri1 iwlrsnreJ
that U.- & 1 hbe&- eu..*t to. he
Tow. oP pi ,` 4o'"lr~ iiee vpolfi
2&4 214j 0I use. op"
Ioi jriii· pIm..4sJbeia 6. 8·
h~,U'ýih~r o6totti offilce fs
49 . rnigeei, to worn
thitbso etA Ireuy had eesi J'd the
- dtve' gi4bseatuie 'Ia. JNoveumbtr
Uedlb. Whit i Itp}hi ht*bi"oo. sef~ ot,
SD&ýreýý. o"{4- .ý! p' p efd~ to IWr5
*3&* ar WVtii* pttbh r41.g inof
tbh-.*rmqgtd bganeomppre-muee. Is the
voies tthi' ~eopt. e.4eiebibed fore rl
Are Ai adso cils. -oie ad of their
tobs 1044 ,mad iadetbw v iotiatOsgovL.
of "Ib g I, -m4 pS sraowsyb,:
erai, they ewir to ýed'ina b h'*, thsf
mtiUK fey i~t $. any~e tigsevr
ust kilrla1g Wi MtQS'W/d : t3"t r.. he.
talm &p q epýqd"ta.AtiI, !*eve
wrihhan t stprtu.sntie.buhuii ng Meuw
At XI' P'dresli
·~6""-;'";'"onjst titrition,
ý r~ elir:boa oupn
toe ;f6 the" ja bw I W O f
G."y ~ at b t~
.e'~ e- . Leg~irlli" - e 1 6-i r ·'1i i w
Wl~ciar girrar r
Toso. of Ike phkbhhui.
-7s *Sd i14o o J4Iy P14
s~Jr Z it ;n m;= ý
...,LqiIE auuyodA
bee
:II tUt bitmr :
%66 00 be 16W W by 1L ~tt
.spukbas a imbecili,
e<, b u f reiiyroud po.e r
M *w W r =tom t om.~tb t~ ~~l rr m
ýli r " .1`ti pir
tLet` anmise.sa 1
4vfmflom M' J " K qqwý',
i~kc~f~A~ Ail
thee& oSgoIfl?
;k1
I* 1 d
] t and Set Oleffl wit
Jnraf tie lair ( sit aid
j ýjefeawonJ mnk ee~ icahin.
c([- s1 Ftatrute 7Fnxctý , at nn Jui gý 1
lowinga ia attomnwey to practice twfore him ij
paid for his lie!en'e, sh{be arn nb'be to a
tine of tive Iundred ý Jo emiwj iAn
4wcor& an -i.wkOt prea~amiin.wtutuut i
Iiqfent- 4 licensae is absolutely no ce'mri,;
wilut& . i tIlaj.Wpicice of thea legal plo
f. essie f wroue. - kpoeib1idy, tho*rn ii
tltwudAillke qd atto of the piacice of law
Th'e' atto rnj jw6,'iirith tut beat intentione
in, e. wolld dries to s jitjly the immense
leak - I kCeadministratilui of all our Paro
deht J1md State aLuirs. by omine means no
oth4ctuitill'hni Sot w11en11 an.1whert. thu
migbli and' avenging anti of j uutlsetu mat
hike-.,sadI to make this tableau ue(. ou.
State mutt u tieall policy ,mors..complrvt
and uidicetiAn; when we call upon the( pa.
rpcl4a. avthotites.eL who of eurac are' not
reaiponauibtermr th presesut state of thing-.
werar politely intoruaaslt that. thg.gspo
C- ribns if the 67aiC money box, is under,
going his trial for matfeaaaace in office,
amid tbht no liitoise cran be hiad, thoughi
often ipliwu for. '"The Auditor's oc e
is f~ij.Q·-Yo. "a. ae.attorwey, sir, r.gu.
laIy rseeived by a' compmaent Board; you
haer ' g u ge &y inlbo 'protu n; my
dear r.n my frigoý4, we wish jou success
mray..prospeity faolalw eachb foottep
throughiLfe" ." "I ioul Ilk. t@ hay, my
limsans s you ue&l your tIo aer - "Yes
eili'. i"'h, .m dear fdttow, we ate very
Q¶19 .~r odgo.4ua zoeleqcy boaa0o4sd
I ;mmd yn ueur o have say; that is'i a
ew' *orda sir, you may practice ymr
pf simou. but ydu AA.: s ani't, e:tt beet
your ofa tusk cd p#t jY
Ws y iawfia and a·biing peoppa, and
.ers tti legal . pre&sioa, of the
us& to be Someigwn Seat. of L.mhiaua,
do aofewiaiu 4ecelsw thit trh ll de teae -
psr to ~ivil~ tiaRad, apithority ~~~e ha
eulrrnad s11. t esa is : oar power pt
prsuaawlrr'str i to Carry 's our dif ,
be a- ~ t i~b~ of- I0 stud With sueaea'
FlViq `ne*'#1t}ceflnea withbiimch.'
14a we are ready 4t t`ie neat instant to cern
AMOND*eiinegie -*51p5U9SitR (4 tb.
I1ýf4,tit'add thall no'!*arve- We' hvo
,4kiew~ to tyraRnyflg~bt now, wa et.
ýpee sthiag JW. end we have become
geullwha .vied' te it; beep %%t pile o., ye.,
` e*jioildeotldfa(ýcrl* ,'tbI5 lath iw f of
she diiat ýºutin lho s oe 'f ctmcn sense,
ds ot jwpos.wy !, ý si ii
- wish, zsasa R InpoPlhi~tii, M,: you
say, such and such things we 4"dw,-all
uilti'brao aeMAt the ern-s. i'ii, We
"' hu obt owant' d8060 uCtei 4low 'fl *r
pqwiti t i reil'sti 'brred froeti
- wi!!f your inl! :Requests.'~c
*aws`rss th. part> of she ,uwi, an',
tbail ieat the samt t·ild ahshhable
lis~~ Mi tantalising.
em.d' ioe mudh i Ve~airwitiea j
pan i i~n~ ~llli j~. ý ý is rearing S&
tr blelidlu to be oe spi d
S1 we bear ins;
H .r".-. ý1'M~n 000 t0 btl Mn'
Waeogs~a our f llow amosaas
iup*Aa$ .epl. e9$'Peo sgs sad imspieee
~*hA Is Xediro live in the mltdn
~A UK e `ef*1or oruo and esra
f .f v 0W. 'Ph Caqqea of xe
ainhedswwa- held it the Onset H
sh"ei Ihit'i tieter: The foll.,
(j*5 ~xo& 48 votes
l'.'
i i)~l(·~rr~lii ý( liir r le,~
' ' ý° tier b fbr;Idýri
2* ~ .. '~ !
ýi s r -= 4 Rx
ss Fslr sh, ,ýafia19
Amok"
R . 4 dg
1th intu wit b i ru-Je .
rsi~rokwbit~,emnrtbp~iJ
by~~~~u c*¶'ie$S'' ~ le tI
AREI A#TETTE, r_ ,
SM.,y 4tht 1869., .
aSu st -Appreciatiitg the l
C me Ngutirstioin olf hie famers
of qttr rih, have conciudedl to a.l
ire. so awl lici r inflnenc. in, at
tni1 ofi to gt ,ip ' A-griillural A-d'
• iation., hFitners' Liub, or solltbiing of
tlh kinI
'tphe bane of athem ~vriewtlre has
been too Intef i #if i4Efl4i.W (oO muneI
rewhatree upoS uoa.V'*lf'.to the niimst eutti I
,.g!:t of the ,iniois andl etxperieCe e,f
it. :lig.-nt eig flotor.. It i. time now
1lnt ii clhainge shutd e h wr, ght, in this
direction; there is a gr.eat frvoltieon goin,..
on in the tgritcrultural world, and if we do i
not keep per. with the giant of improve.
n,tn.t, we will be left far in thi batk
ground,l by our mlnore enterprising neigh
Irs.. The goI.al to be eflfcteed by a reg.n
rlfy organslel saW.ieity. having stated
inetings, yVu wi 'r..a*hlº y iee, will be to
bring tog ther, the inte;ligelce of our
rerliing ciUmnuliity, and by an int.r
heang.g o,f views in a friendly and agrrable
uaaOer, Cotllrliietltite to each oilthr a ra.l
lnliiounl of iniformantion, upon the d!ifferent
brasnches of our honorable prof--sion.
It is a notahle fact, th it in thoie Stit.*s
where agriicultu;al ,socitiea have b.en en.
eoaragerdl mail ferlmern have teken a lively
intCrrtEt in them, the greatest improve.
nmea:p have been male, and agrieultlre
has behr-one a more dignified, honlorable
anJ profitab'e pursuit.
Amomg the many sulbj ct .that wouldI
n.turally.:cemne .i be-foru. a society.. of this
kind, none wr4)ii more justly claim its
.easi.derationr than "the supply ,f labor.
This.is.aquestjon of the deepest. interest.
not oul..to our own little Pariah, but to
tim whole South. , We-are not one of those
wo b.-lieve thalt there! will bhe a reat in
flux. of. iupawigration into ouir State; so
long as .oqr politietl Jorison reumaiu.s as
dark. a. at. presnit,- we need paot look for
the sturdy European Iumpigrants amotng
us,. ready to .calptiyate our.. lands for us.
We must, for the present, tharefote rely
upon that.lPlse of lab>oera thelt are amnot,
u.. The effective, put of that aI+bor it
so.rce, .weo ust t rhe efre nse it wisely
W senever we cot ,increase the effective
st of lthat labor, by an application of la
bar-saving machin«a we must do so. And
ca,.not this be better done, and at a lesx
individualt ucrt, through as Agricultural
Society,' than by individual enterprise t
A FARMEIL.
The, article preseditl' our remrrlks is
certainly a releftlo un; dfr soue time past
have we been sugizestuig the propriety mul
ust.fdlness of Agrieitural ftnd trduatritl
Aasociations. We are '..slty enchantud,
nay proud, to we. that ,the pziisl'iile or
idta gives firth tn our meeting a f"w
we-eka ago.ltss been':tken Vp by oum pen.
pie w;th that zest and earnesteiutl.ef prt
psag whicl will undoubtedlly ensure oue
care. • - .
By bthe la wara osk plasttioas sead
e-ey species of propert ,i rsrle.1y, b.re
b-en partirllyif sot tojlly dq troyed, attd
uins te eh depitant film sore
dire oppessieoi weighs .opa tbha isal
the ibtoeoty yetir of the protraeaWl esateas.
Wi bave' been defeated in a nole casue
aud the pligluted ll fYi of hoisrwaehe men
has not bee) able :to apease the wrath of
the avesnaghy rue amersbeng is left e'us
rights id.linead or arl4eet- to capn. ciim..
iqt rprelatioon and esecutib/ i. n suelic
desitese. s4 feorla, it* .tltupg, let as
is meame srt ignore the pdihies dsthe day,
and fill bin4 upoa our awcesl t itr!.a.
resolute mindlts, t' iiahifg 'isoila atdi
hose resoer.s. Thes .t,.~eA to u'-a
the test ho.e of trial, h ne we must
uws; in prefefreec to intrigp. andmvain de
cuivations; the.s we must'- put to the be.t
.-e rand .advantage, or w shall hat, .,iled
is our muismotm, 4o etepro to l,'ilJh
lout fortaut f-. e. p 1ea1h +
Let ahei, eot ult. drib't
atoi .xchangv Hlka * I auperivne Q lw'tbp
various brienclt o[ agncu4ie. apd i:3dMs
trsr, itppaws~thl llltnrr -.ios, tads~ our
tn&di,' f~ry oar pmdecw nod by a
noble e nncioitrSn the fe aet "Cee*miuaI
Gazdiq" of ,1it., ,psto ou towrd pra-i
gpas wa"d, pvrfr4io#a. Is r-a l oar
power lies; shereby reenbu b'i4.4e;eil !
oar gAriut ,.: herd. .*r'*.SJ uu..bb
pence an T pIsntyumite+ ota oiuii ogee iaai
ata,. , i~de p a dc s ee m i 4 ha 4 . t14ia
imdrpe.4~ end~ assure that ~pqr
which , bnfaom Uw:rsa4 uaa eiw. ferbas
elvea `!10 41 liilleeL Theo `byt it that tii
sapre4, tth. pfst, att~idi ist r"
s al w: atiom asad P amstl"h CAoua,
dent& Vtatca!, wait " 4iý e Smtimr -O.
Srnirerd lend -q do ,re r'ýRU~4 eltIý
k-e` he H>. aOW utsoin . s:,tom'k~lr
4&vwu iith; tttens~aajpwo% dap. dtar
is salvation in it, for our p%%1¶0bIs
ibdeal. tbhe e * 1+t;sm1. Jeb cia url
iv ol 1dfhar't: :
p t, ipdq11 r tne *4e
?41a
24ý!t zntt.
£ We iI the attenti,' tbf our re~ad
erNL f ll*tf tes ote
rnce lin 3 114 ,t eti g irk Ope
iýrtu6a tit Ia Satur'y, -on -u1*.et d
v vltal im Wtaflun t34 < tirvs * nd 1> ic*l
iuranititd itidnst iiyiir rcirrtiolY; (lrfanee
ino WAS I vr14"1t- atteraIltIe .im4'.vid.enietd a
pIirit of progrv'se all 11 mprOv ~lieflt, which
,,iu1-1 filM Iy anal Iir~tit ;t,! re-ult lam t11P
full .4I clavo lert mft"lelbltt 1A r.r ·
hi l.lrn reso1IIrce- aid unknown wflWalth.
T'lmie st.p on tihe hart f our f .;iow eitiavne
of St mandw¶". will lm ch-erft11ta rym4!msflned
toa bly the citizerns of [Lt;fyettm, by hearty,
active nad enrtgetic cn4 -9nation.
[Extract from the Original -0or the fluertiuvrl
Industrial & Stock Fair Associa- I
tioln of the Southwesterni
District of Louisiana.
OPELOUS a, LA., Iet 18g9.
Editor Advertiser,
Verwnynville, La..
I am h:ppy to itf irmn you thIit the 'Tn
dustria. & Stwk Fair Asa 'ation of the
S.,uthw.stern D)i trit of Lotdriana." bchl
their first mneetingat the aourt House at
thii plIIe , to t :t'.
LDr. G..orge Bill of St. Laudryv wa
cal:ed to-the chair, and J. K. )Disxt ap
pointed secre.tart. D.; Hill spoke sternlv
of the present cndition "ani neeented re
,onrces of the eountrty. .He dwelt earnest
ly ifa the vast mi-take the piasters have
,nale in cultivating cotton and souar to
the e644h14M Jf. toitts& i 64M :"iyr+
v:: luablearI a tt eaecessar y to subistanee.
rThe Doctor recommend.-d a greater diver
aitv of prowliction as best clctiulated to,
benefit theindiveidual farmer tnd the coun
try at large.
r. lough warn then called upon to"
explain tie object of the meeting, which
he didi in a few short and-appropriate re
makes. Le was glad to see -.4nany fres
enat aftiI m'tinttgnd nd d.r d talmtl n
eJtiniiw4rtd be laid for .thteIndutrial &
Stock Fair Association of the Southwestern
L)strict of IJuieiins.
Th.ifl1Aintg th..m trfp-*e44G-6:4idipt
the charter pteeated Iby Dr. Plough or
their oesideration. It war in. wsisanle+
a private corporatiol with, President and
)irectore as required by law. The stock
to consist of one thousan'd shares at 45 00
a share, ooe. lth& pay ahIe.i' cash, thei re
,.i,,.ler wlhp caflemt for.' a eluddutriel
,an.l Stock Pair to be held annually in the
)listriet; pI or pea Op7el ,n,.s :,
TiTh t.I't.ng ~ lern adj ,U.ered atil MIayt
the 15th; waken the sala steps will be taken
)to eiens the succe of this important en
terprise. .
p. .-Full pa *dipt .n of the next
meeting will be given.
About SwordE and Trophies.
[firom the N.O. Picayune.J
Thn Natiomers4i ubiiniin,. sit Washting
kin City, tprpnrmAbet a Mr. Smnit. t'..ui
Ohio, Was at the White House a short timt
ear I1yteCOnI
Bickuinri'I e, prior Lto Ih-oupture ""f SelImIa.
AN.." I tis piwavaphk goea'eintnc .iv,. th.
wrapon was eaptnrt si by -l Pwr ik W .
Saith, of Oonrpasw Q, )at OJOIs Cavalry.,
whi claims to hare beep, or.* of a patrr
..who Came upon- the bout. where Orleek
Inri'lg"i was stoppifg, and ,gushed in just
as h» waAraoapiasg by the bark damor ieav
ing his sw ord.
When 5stmn was etptaw4 Q$"*". Brick
inrldge wasa-t there, H+t w*s rsn duty
**r. So mucuh of s o y a rela es t
thIs c ohtnre of sword fom the f.sgitive
gonerARf, is &AuWM" ( Wb Lqoisr41he Vou
rier ex Ija .o~ tt IA"r was.aaeh sword
as is tteeer "-,, an honorary weapon. be
stoswd a- r nrkathif artretie Ifthe solds-ru
(f hi i*ti. as(*I rtb hcS # *lp er
Gsgt `sitifnrhlgtº'i a ommatinrtPl f aa
net in ea& hat wiseft with a furiendsn* ag
his phvate propurLy and family memonrials,
and was A""a byparoving bend of Fwmla
Jldt wtol ere wL handhlugdarin a.
-The prale -+ar 1sf hi woJ bat
or4u toit tt ,h1P v., 18066 to
160 snip kina , w lbh
offer was&inod. It blo iiow reappear.,
ad at W i'agtoe, anti been exhibited to
Gen.-9O "ishaBly aunor thio iiirtcas
sio t, ionkrurcF~ of s.",t.a brililiant
pr, marbitl f" wes ooi i gig titl
Usmn oMs I M " t been told inl
dbtl +' ig. hs h G i tusked I 'hii
t ft ibis8· ibi~di ."ý irlrc _ :rb~ctlN
prnperty, of the United Ststteq, or of the
original (dnrte 'a p ivate property.
h J .beer `. *huiov appwepte.
by this Mr. Smith. kIwovdl bhere din a
arafftnadra Pt r if he ba4 a-gs rai«1
sprit ritteieil;º~ ~r~ iT~~ iS
innidg
Genlit~ i; r like at. Smith, bsd a
passion fur swords--a the trophies of bat
tle &Wiug. - lgs gttpesawesho of
r cIe ·. marly t of the
awltr r tojhI ida~t.4abmander
13HI Arliý per.-'
dom.i a gI Douse..
agd~witd itfbbssaht *. Jet efore
.4ethe Federal 'A n 8i,
he' was -arved~s away frout 'th.. cty, A ."
1l.4s ai EI, a &ri"*h t, d.tb wi'ib the) attac-k
of tirt ti Ifnljd leyg M. ierwsrI'. In
leavbng t a etly tie slepositowl Iqgoale.iy
n~lic ' -pie f i"',,el hs si p~ir *
S1 n of 1.o1 1t.s, to prt.-sterV
ilant son. Iy i e ofoln d tea
tio ruenhie'r, throught uoFgro .hIo lihad
Sttke ir.p enfid~erIei. lIntler learned '
, tl e swrd of *,."n. Twig,? w"". ae
inothelr and d.aughter-anid by hi., pr.eutlitr
n.odes. of ,lrati4cing on the fears n.nd weak
ne.. f ..woman, .xtortvd the !dlivery of;
the depjo-it. Am,.yg the artictle Was win
'Ai*ndt givet to (et Tw''gg aAs A iittik tof
honor tw. nty year- bitfore, by his native
tmear ref .eorteie. What br****a-, 4 1
I!ate, we Iret wt(Id4.." to sti. ,Th' eqwi)jd
e.re tMrpisittleI to W\shingfoi. as ufli
tvry trophi is, for w hich th+I captor deserv~ ed
lap".ial national ret:ogniti)m. It w"es a
lusllr propo"ed in Congress to bestow one
,f ther' on Gen. Butler bhsu-elf. as.a mek
if nttional este,-mn: fr prowess in war: We
do not rem.lmber what beentlge of the.pro.
p4)wit!on. Theret was an appositness about
it whii-h deserved atl eeee'!n. N'othing
*oMld he .lore appropri,,t, in piublic tc.
knowlclgment of Blutler's military h. no-s
than th!e gif of a sword, which had be n
left by a dying non-combatant in tl:e
lharge of iolta' helples w,,men and been
e.torted from them by oaths and ,cow!s.
Therer was als, another sword, the pro
perty of the fatmily nf a dead soldier, which
Butler sent for and got in the sam-r heritte
manner It was the .wood whit h the S ate
of Kentucky had bstowed upon Get.
Ztchary Taylor. That, too, was in the
cen.pvg of fenates. friends and connection
of the'family. It was carefully put into
what war thought to bi.a pnce of securi
y ; but do,,eetio pe.rly, which .. Butler
b,,asted here as hasing orugaizal illto a
perfeie system, taught him, where&to find
it. He marehe-l a file of .sorier: into tih
wprmises, and in the presence of the tremn
Iint' gto, +ca)cisnd°ptrta swoet, ad
,saenned 'fe tri refi to' ow it on som
fren4;n ifhis own. - '
A1hier story of a hunt aft -r a sw, ri
i current here. It,was one of the shock
ing incidents of the war, that the tomb
in whiob the remains of Gen. SidnlleJob
dton had bee. depoitied. on their way to
be buried in Texas, was broken open and
r,.naocked under Iutler's rule. Public
rumor 'then had it. and it is mede pro
hihte 1h eWch misdeedsts a we have re
oarled, that he was keenly after the sword
of the dead General, fih his eoffn, as an
other trophy for the "Hero of New 0-i
Iean,."
While we are on the subject of tRat.
eir's military -trol,hies, we may as w -,|
mention another. of which his biographer
will sever reeownett the partietsts as th-y
are vouched for h-re. It is said that th
Confe4erate ~&g whicih he f,rwarded Ift
Lowell. nad which wats displayed on the
4th of Jt4V. 1 82. liq tigt Ajt as syrm
bol of the gliry a.urired lw No-ir towns
sts *i', r re tagt f Mrsta em is a COa
federate oeeupany, iwho '*td 'ith it to
the city when the Confeleates were re-
tiri g uppoped from Fort Livingston.
on -ing recslted to the mae' bbdl at
Pontehatouth. '
These antics of char..aitan politician.
p!aying soldier, are nis di gusting. as ther
are tous, to tho.etrlq .iwee of slt I great
cornfii;it, wh-)m history wi:l rnmw titr with
favor.
' .· ·;'.L : . . . .
Pry't sawe.
•ce.sion dY.pojamin P. aton,
¶)eoeaend.
Tr IIERE .wltr Ie orff..r, at 'Po1e4 Sale.
SMtiRathEe higheat and last lwdrder, wn,
TuadyA th.t dlirv ofJne 1869.
at th iasat ied4 ·eof 'the d-ce.s.ed, the
f.,llno id4 .e iibed property belonging
to aail *ne~naaionn. to-wit :
ONEk CERTAIN LOT SITUA
td in th*e. toi)fCmict lillcahtl~ i in the
N E. ,erner f Slenn.d and LafTrvette
Stre.it mraavu'tg 4. feet on Laefyette
stre.t 4ud 140 (et€ o. Second strert. to
gether with all the buildling . ann im n
prorements thereon situated and thlerrto
belongin .
A C&TTAIt PARCZL O"F LAD
at the 8. W. co, ner of Second and La.
fayette streptsi meearing even.ty feet on
Second street 'nd estending along La
fayette street from the corner to fre feet
beyond the North wall of the sttortaih
the building. and improvemenw tberen.
TERMS a CONODITIG$S: -One
half ef the pirehaie pries, t8il. and
the balance payab!e in two .equal pay
ment. fargll dul March 12th IPO-?1l.
Purchasers will be required to give their
ot #r; a ite t oc fore - crnt sqrity.
pay4t. t r d of }111 1 IiEntnrac
,o, at thieo ,tr. ngc . Griud,,' ,1'rni.n
eight per cent per Aftinum interest from
their mlitiihy. Atispeal b.wr r ge anl
Vet~Rpl~ pgO i4 ,.Mopa , " bltyt. d.
May J486&L PNWrisa Judge.
EMS. of Fedtrfr
Parid 44k~air ( A; C urt.
W EREA k of she Parish
of Lafayette, Adi t of the s.c
e .seleaf Jea. lpd* -Miehel Traha'.e 4*ee.
tioo of srad itha
on e i.paah me o e e w4u
e. i 1 Mir! det wator
Mi ben. as )r se ftse r s.l d"alt, s o
ayi 1b . y -t-.e. a mYtIga wlth
In tea days tremte p.bIa a- haus,
Sed W= the Adan .i odi
May 1869. . "
NOTICU - ig r """"' r to t!.k A!.
art ier, are sotifi ed hnt th . r amn ;,trs
4 Invde oat. at I tdat tb'^y iu t comn
anj pay tie irne; othe7otsIs tlh will
kliaip1 to incur coati nrW liawe their
n s tricken from onrrli.t. Attuornya
in'all ease 1 held iiable ic tfor costs
incourrfed for I.H I arcl ti flm."nt1: and are,
accordin;' to 'IIr tt'rmns of Rflvertinerm nt
collectel,ie on th.. l'I t duJ. ;i b?!;co;aion
or on thle dlary of sole.
F UFTIUI of thweasLe Ma t ...
I'ub~ite in and ftr the Pariish of i,4.
Yermniliontille, Fibruary 18ith 10I.
W. H. Cunninghamn, d. 8,
O F F ; R S his sarvice a Physicit
to the c;itizen's of Pa @aMi
Re.id-ence n.ar 1e t du4. S'ore.
March I.Q-lE
Da. J. D. TsarAS+. E. A. Rons.
TRAHAN & ROSE,
S7CCESSORS or
LEE & POfJAVG,
APOTHECARIES AND DRtfGIISTi
W ILL conetanrty have Oa bad.
eyomp'lete a ortment of
Chemnicals, Dru'gs,
Patent Medicines, re.,
Also Paints, O. s. Window
Glass, Book Stationery,
Faucy articles, Oar
den seed, &c., &c.
Pre-scriptions promptly and car"fu
attended to at .sil honrs.
Vermilionmille, 1*.
January 9th 1869.
IJ. D. TRAAIIN, M. i,
Office at the Drug-Store.
* OTIFIES his friends and the
j public that he Ln removed his
)ffice to tihe DrugStars. where he wiff
be ready at all hours of the day to atterid'
to calls from patients.
March 6 '69.
FOR SALE.
T HE andrerigned bforms the 'p
Sthat he intends to sell the pri
he owns in St. Martinville: said
e@n)itingihg est, tameaºi63gone
I enul ninety two feet front, with a dith4
tbree hundred and eighty ar fret. * bi*
is, on that lot, a two stories stately colhr,
measuring eighty feet by forty. a
dwelling hosa, with kitchen LaZ
for servants; a corn-cr.b, two large ei
terns, holdiing frru furteen to 1ft2
t thl.reand gallons of rater, a well, ete., M.
For further particulare app'y, by writi
or any other way to
Joeara Ac.s JUDICZ. ,;
in Vemillioneillk Parish of Lefayete
April 8th 1869.
ODaes or Sacasraat,
HOPE LOIDGE, N. 145, F. A.V.
V. rsnilionville, May 1
" staterl meeting of Ilope Lod
145, F. A. M., will be held uI
Lo.lg. ro'rm on Tuesday 25th inst, M
(Clock P. M. ADT St
WM. TIR ANOT, Sgcertta '
M. Aktcwt'Y)vpaa'eisti#I
Dutchmen out oQfPetri*'
' e*rmliugivil oa €" Vy & ae
'ninth day altetwar .' , will, be (ous
Mr. John 1'ign..ux stable.
URV Irt .'8O9.
ELECTION.
-l
N OTICE is hereby given to the vot.
of 'lip Co poration of VerniHionu
fPrish o.f Laf.ayette, that an eCt:o#
Mayor, ana, seven councilmen for tlea
town of Verrpilionville, will be held at i
Court rlonso, on Monday the thirdJedL
Moay 1869, between the hours of 10 A.
,nd O'elock P. M. A MONi 'UM
Clerk 8th J u.licial Dis't. uI-t
GlUARS LATrVT. Sheriff.
Vermilionville, Apil 1ith 18609.
FtH Tax pavers of the Paerideb
_ fayette, are hereby notified that
one per cent Tre on rsll property is
oollectable, and until the set 0of M.
that it thelaw be not cemplid w
in th.. time, the collection of the said -'
will be enforced with cost of ogtt, -
additional monthly eost of ten per a'od
amount of tax.
4i Mr. Alphonse Neveu will be fal
at all 1ours in the Sherif's OLe, vi-*
power to receive and receipt for ati TN
" Ameseags ant Stak Tar( ou *
Aprit 101b IB 9.
i. ·ti. aTiOHN ,
CoasLacos
OFFIRS his eervioese' tmhe ctt
esf the Pariah of La.fytte. All bo
ness entrusted to his csC will be proptf
ly attented to. - Oiw dm a trial,
Marc!, 2'4 9 d""

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