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CHEAP CoAL-In another column ap.
pears the advertisement of Wait 4
Lewis, stating that they are selling aud
delivering No. ! Pittsburg goal at seven
iy-6ve cents per barrel. This is low
price for black diamonds, and hundreds
Of our citizens will take advantage Of the
oHar
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-12

WooDl WooDl WooDl--0ne hundred
cords Cane Ridge ash for sale near Dry
Dock mills, in Navy Yard. Orders left
at III Poplar street promptly attended
to 9t
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OFPloR STATE AGESCY


Applications for loans upon improved
real estate, in sums of $4,000 and up
wards, will be received at this office. In.
terest ten per cent. per annum, payable
semi.annually.
10 LEO EHRLIcH, State Agent.
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JUsr RECEIVED, ladies' and gentle
mems rubber overshoes in imitation san
dals, foot-holds, buckle. arctics, etc., at
A. G. Dennis, 292 Main street. II
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sTRAYED on STOLEN.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN ONE DARK
- brlndle cow one horn on close 10 the head.
IL probable she has a calf. A liberal reward
will DO paid for her recovery. rr.---
CHARLES +. BULLOCK. COZ
SIT Attorney Vincent BlOck
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sTRAYED.

GTRAYRD = FROM MY PREMISES, 2i4
- Union street, one white COW. small yellow
on Il when she left. Liberal reward given for
her return. ..f.--n- 49, -..f
$40 NIL. MEACHAM.
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These figures indicate a decrease in the cot
ton in sight Of 81, 252 bales compared with the
same date Of 1872. Compared with last year,
Bombay shipments during the week ending the
decreased 1900 bales. Stocks at interior
towns of the United States increased sos bales
during tho same week. and were Il, 92l more
than the same week last year: receipts. were
1892 bales more than those Of the previous year.
and exports increased 29,9lS, while the stocks
were "a 1893 bales more than they were a year
ago. Total receipts at United States ports
since the first Of September. 1872. 2,798, 16i
bales. against 1892. S27 bales for the same
period of 1S7l-72. showing an increase since
September l. 1872, of 5O5, SS7 bales.
The following table shows the price Of mid
ding cotton here, in New York and New Or
leans and uplands at Liverpool on this date
for tha M qf W vaara.
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MUSIC.

Pianos, Organs, sheet Music, and
Musical Merchandise and Instru-
ments OF every description, whole
sale and retail.
II. q. HOlienberg keeps the larg-
est and best selected stock in this
city. and n null assortment OF the
ChlckeFtng, H0lIenberg and Hnl-
lett a CumstOu Pianos. the Estey
ments in full sets or single pieces.
Being practical pinmO-maker
and musician Of taste and ability,
ank known 90 the public as such
house may feel confident that they
Will find all goods strictly as repre-
sented and warranted, and at mod
crate prices and ON easy terms.
WarerOOms. No. 274 second street.
--L--L ----- let
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Save money and hire your buggies
and horses from Joe McCulers Adams
street stables. III
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FOUND,

MOUND. x N, noLT CAUGHT A SMALL
II cypress ran at Fort Pickering. The owner
Il requested TO prove property. Ray damages
A1 SO sH Morrison. Landing " fcl fP PisE.rIns
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TODAY.
Cinelnnati ............ Andy Baum. ..........5 D.
8 D. n
New Orleans-.-...Charles BOdmann - ,. n
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Alice Brown, New Orleans.
Lawrence, Cincinnati.
" John Kyle, New Orleans.
" Lookout. Hatchie river.
" Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati.
=" Colorado. Yicksburg.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Alice Brown, Louisville.
81. Francis, Wittsburg.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
St. Joseph. st. Louis.
Frank Forest, 0sceola.
John Kyle, st. Louis.
Lookout Hatchie river.
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
Colorado, st. Louis.
Dardanelle, Arkansas river.
Augusta, White river.
BOATS IN PORT.
Lawrence, Andy Baum.
Daily report Of the stage Of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
At noon to-day:
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M H MP HIS.
Wednesday Evening. March IL, 1874

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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Gentlemen wishing to get a nice suit
Of clothes for the coming spring season
sold do best to examine the new and
beautiful stock Of spring goods just re-
ceived by
A. N. GOODMAN,
Io0 Main street.
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MILLER's "Cat OF" saloon, in rear
of German National Bank, is the place.
26
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BOARDING.

nOARDIN a MOST DESIRABLE
% front room. with board; suitable for
family. Apply at Ia Third street Gil
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BUSINESS housEs.

II L. GuIoN. REAL ESTATE BRoKFR,
IL. Rental and Collecting Agent No. 80
Main street, Bethel Block. ii2-xyi-il
nIcKINs0N, WILLIAMS a CO.. COTTON
~ faeloTa. 2oA 'FRONT.' alToet. 81
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NLTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A STU
w alton as dry goods clerk or travelling
agent. Has good city and country trade.
Can give best Of reference. Please address
GIL A. B., at this office.
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FURNITURE repaired, vanished and
reupholsiered by Martin Eyke, 81 Madi-
son street. IA
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Painting.

A P.DAyIS. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT.
~, or, 81 Second street. between Court and
Madison streets. if-xvi.S
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Tvs best in The CITY et 0eOsgs Mfllers
-" Cat OF saloon, - Madison. -
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J. ". 5. BE0EFF. % JsgsTsO0 4 So
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RECEIVING the latest styles in boots and
shoes, at A. G. Dennis, 292 Main street
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IXTANTED. = SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and Lousehould goods
Of all kinds bought at 2S2 Second street.
1Ot IL. I. SINN0TT.
IXTANTED-NEEDING MONEY IMME-
w diately. will sell marble work Of all
kinds Mt very reduced figures for thirty days.
Mt THOS. MAYDWELL.5 so Union st.
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FOR SALE.

TS0R SALE-A GOOD COTTAGE RESI-
L dence. large yard and garden. hne shade
trees, choice fruit and shrubbery eo9i, Woou;
well Of water, within one square OF street cars,
in a good neighborhood; all in good repair.
win be sold very low. Apply ut No. I'll MAN
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He guarantees a ct in all cases.
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MGR sALE-AT VAN BROCKLIN'S SALE
y yard, FIVE cows with young calves, at anc-
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nor RENT-ST0RE AND DWELLING
Il one or either-No. PSI Beal street. Apply
at go, next door, or to
lO-t o. II. p. PIPER. 31S Front st.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-A NICE RESIDENCE, NEW
II ly repaired and painted, ON corner of Lin
den and Shelby streets, known as No. I. APP
ply 10 GREENLAW & AM0NETT,
lola No. II Madison street.
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NOR RFNT--4 FINE RESIDENCE ON
Union avenue pextto Baeoigalupo s place.
Also a two story basement house on Dunlap
s'i''' n0"' I MARX K BENSDORF,
sat No. Madison street.
TSOR RRNT-A GOOD FRONT OFFICE.
np-stairs in LEDGER Building. Apply in
business office, l3 Madison street Ii
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NOR RENT "A FINE THREE-ST0RY
II bri, * residence, ON the corner Of Vsnce
and Avevy streets. containing eight rooms,
with serya rt's room, out-houses, eisterns, etc.
Apply to 7. b. EDGINGT0N,
a.3S No. Is Madison st.
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NOR RENT-A LARGE BOARDING
l. house; IL rooms. good cistern. etc. APP
ply TO JACOB PRINCE,
i4s.t Cor. Sycamore and Front streets.
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T50R RENT-TJE SHELBY PLACE" AT
[ Gill's Station, q miles east of Memphis,
has eight rooms, besides kitchen and servants
rooms, good stable, splendid water. ten acres
Of ground. and fine garden spot and orchard.
ASnlv la Il. 81. NELSON,
% Madison st.
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nor RENT--A TWO STORY RESIDENCE,
II 23s Elliott street. Street cars pass the
Rouse. Apply on premises or to IL. G.. Hollen-
ha rR. ga Second street. 9-l4
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l;OR SALE-RESIDENCE--O OWING TO MY
Il loss by the late fire at ny shop, Vish 70
sell my residence. at Al Avery street; touse
new, with four rooms and hall. side anu if9nt
porches. basement and kitchen. good wei ~ q
20 'reLevant X Co. or TO
I45-t n. LEdON. Al Avery street.
EOR SALE--sPLENDID BUSINESS LOT. /
y Apply to Mrs. NJ. W. Brown, 4s2 Main
street. or o. VI. fraEer. IS Monroe. 1851
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NOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE NO. lO6
= Washington street. Apply to Howe x
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TN0R RENT-A LARGE BRICK HOUSE
an, Nile for n factory, situated on the bank
of The NJ; vjgaippi river in Fort Pickering, near
the gas wor VS. formerly occupied as a brewery
anu uiS'iiier''' MARX & BENSDoRF,
,1ot No. I Madison street.
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TO Our Citizens.

Come freemen of this noble State;
Come veterans of our land, 2
A masters voice is calling you,
Kneel! kiss the bloody hand
Forget what our dead fathers taught
OF freedom, honor, rights, r~ lr
And teach your sons how noble It's
To follow Longstreet's lights.
Tell children of that bubble, burst; 'ls-
How honor is a cheat,
That they may learn our newest book,
The volume Of deceit. ~ ... Al.
For the stricken, gray haired mother,
Old Louisiana, dear, @le 4 gli
Lies bleeding from dasta.d's wound
So laugh, hurrah and jeer. "a.
Our fathers left her to oar care a9r
Bright, beautiful and free, = r.
But We, their sons, gaze idly on -
A mothers agony. g. +. w.
Is IN. o. Picayune.1
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BEAur1ruL.-How true and HAttbA6ts&e
should BE- to slmarriage vows Lisfis!As
end, when We come 70 bid tea6h aesller
adieu beside The dea.h.bed, and kaUAnslat
we are to be seperated fora time, BY the
cruel hand Gof death, how bssaYhdl il
would be to say, II hsve lived to ny mar.
rage vows r. When wle stliBd - Tie q.
tar, and promise before 'Hod snd tildess,
tolove, cherish, honor, and ofsy .Ebh
other, do We intend u do 20 I ADSRs
mean what We sayt Ala How apq4 &rs
those vova fsrgottsnl' YouuK man, 6en
you stand before the hyldeDin lStayt !th
s; some fair being At ,yo6i .ssde, s3661as
promised 70 leave fa.hhI, mot6a 6af SlSd srs
and sisters, and shate Your Joys 7n9 qbs-
row. through, life, reeIemtsf HhS,8&9bs-
saken al oilers for yo6, 1aa 4&k'llw
we'll you should love her tSdS Sease, md
has given her whyle life, into x8pr bands
for the future, and you ahqnlA., IleRSpbsr
che is something that .whsr qHe91 1afsn
from you ia death, can asysf, ,l n lseHiijjai llsselHiiaid.
Love your vile. :.wallea sa Il .cse4
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Ube Eafapette Aopertiser.

TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per annum
in ad.unce. For six months, 81 Is. -
-ADvERTIS!NG-
Per Square, 90 lines Or less). ......... 81 so
Every subsequent insertion. on............. IS
Announcement of candidates for Office :. $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or Job
work. except by special agreement. 80
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place of residence, with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
MS All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day of publication ior on the day
of sale No advertisements will he inserted uuless
security is given or amount of costs deposited.
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SheriT's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.

Zenon j. B.Oussard. vs.. francis
Marion CreswelI. Absentee, Dis
trict Court, Parish of Lafa-
e. yette, No. 3ll4.
DY virtue of a writ of Fierie Facias is
ID sued from the Hon. District Court,
in and for the Parish Of Lafayette and State
of Louisiana, there will be offered at pub
lie sale at the Court House of the Parish
Of Lafayette ... -5
On Saturday the 5th dag Of AprI 1878,
between the hours Of II A. NJ, and 4
O'clock P. NJ, all the right, title, iuteres:
and demand of Francis Marion CreswelI,
Absentee, the defendant, in and to the fol
lowing property seized to satisfy said writ
to wit:
One certain tract Of land ST.
tuated partly in the Parish Of St. Landry
and partly in the Parish Of Lafayette,
containing Two hundred acres. more or
less, with all the Improvements thereon ST.
tuated ana thereunto belonging, said tract
Of land is bounded North BY land of -
Deem, South by land Of Joseph l.. Dugat,
West BY land of Alexander Robin and
East by land Of Charles Peck.
Also. another of land being
part wood and part prairie, situated 10
the Parish Of St. Landry, containing three
arpents, more or less front BY the depth Of
forty arpents, more or less, bounded on
one siee BY lands Of the heirs Of Lessin
Dug.s. and on the other by lands Of One
1ime lNerault. The two aforesaid tracts
of land are tbe same vendor acquired BY
pu rchass from Philippe Richard, ~ per
act Of sale dated 2sth February 1867.
N. B. Said land will be sold in lots Of
fify acres.
Terms Cash.
H. EAsTlN, Sheriff.
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ITALIANS IN NEW YonK.-The Italian
colony in New York city, situated in the
heart Of the Five Points," suffers from
the most wretched poverty. These people.
now numbering about 500, arshuddled
toce.her in miserable rooms. destitute Of
the slightest means Of Subsistence, and are
compe led to live off scraps Of food picked
up among the street garbage. The con.
dition Of those poor Italians has attracted
the attention Of the Five Points House oi
Industry, and school have been establish
ed. None Of the Italians ca" speak Eag'
lish, and, although the night school i
to!erably we'll attended. the day shooI il
neglected. From the latter fact, 1t 10 be-
liev.d that the lt.Iians are engaged dur
ing the day in picking rags, OF in other
ve:y humble employment. - I
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HThe New York World says: ''Tbs
decision Of this Louisiana controversy
belongs rather to Congress than to the
President. The President has authority
only when Congress is not 10 session, or
while it does not act Congress must act
on it 1t the begiuning Of the next session !;
bot that will no. be ill December. When
the new Congress organizes, il will have
to decide which Of the contesting seats Of
Senators and Representatives shall be ad
mitted to seats. II It decides between
them fairly, il will recognise the lcEnery
Government. But, meanwhile, the Presi-
dent is left to his own guidance, and IN
supporting the Kellogg Government he
has nothing to stand 1pon but the deci.
sion Of the infamous DureIl, which The
Republican lawyers Of the Senate hxve
denounced as grossly illegal, and which
nobody ventures to defend except the Pre-.
sident himself and his Attorney General.
The President ought to decide between
these rival governments on the same evi-
dence and BY the same principles which
should guide the decision Of Congress
when the two houses come to act on the
admission Of members. The only proper
question for him to consider is, wh;ch Of
them received a.majority Of votes in the
election. All the testimony shows that
McEhery had majority. and the Lynch
returning board confessed it by throwing
out the votes of whole counties for parish
ss a. they call them in Louisiana aud By
counting thousands Of forged afidavits a.
votes for Kellogg. Kellogg was declared
elected on fictitious and fabricated returns
as nobody now preteOds to deny. Gen
Grant is the accomplice Of Durell +; he is
consenting party to the frauds perpetrated
by the Lynch returning board; and ht
must answer 10 the country for aiding
the birth and upboldirg the existence o
a usurpation which threatens to involve
the country in civil war"
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When the wicked young man who is
now forming his character, sndtthinks 70
lio;on may do for ''oId folks" snd who
moves 10 the supper circles" OF sinful
pleasures, and who draws back With hor-
ror from gilded vice, and has = thought
that ne would not "be caught IN the dens
If drprayily, and acknowledges, moreover,
that there is place Of retribntioa here
after, does the thought ever strike him
that If he does not repent, tho viless OF per
sons will be his companionsl
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L. E. SALES,

Flour, Coffee, Foreign and
D0assesttc Liquors, SC.
Corner Lafayette and vermilion sts.,
Ttrnil;onville. La.,
Has FoR SALE
Choice Butter, Cheese, Fish, Champagne. Red
and White Wine, Assorted Bitters Soaps Of va
rious kinds, Pure Bourbon and Rye Whiskey,
Old Cognac. Ale and Porter, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco.
CAN GooDs.-Peaches, Strawberries, Pineap
Piles, Damsons, Oysters, Salmons, Spiced Meats
and Fowls. b
CASDY.-Fancy, Rock, Cocoa, Cream, Gum
Drops etc., etc.
CANDLES Star and Sperm.
CRAcKsRs.-Soda. and Fancy Crackers.
FRulr.-Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Dried apples
Almonds, etc.
PROyIsmxs.-Bacon, Hams, Lard, Potatoes
Onions, Rice, Sugar, Salt, etc, etc.
Planters and families desiring groceries can be
supplied on short notice, In quantity and quality
N. B.-The highest market prices will be paid
for poultry, eggs, and country prodace.
January, 4th 1873. - ,a cd. s-.-
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HATS and CAPS.
A fine and select assortment Of FANCY
Haa AKrIcLEs, PERFUMERY, DO. X NJ.
GUNS, PISTOLS ssd KNIVES
Of The 6rst quality ard from the best
mauufactories. ~

.Croeksyy and Glassvars, r0
Fasey peslor Lamps, raagss Z
BE- A fss sssortssess ef Jeseary,3
And many other articles TOO ssmeroo,
to mention. j ~
All Of which be offers r:sals At low
priceA for cash; and he invites the public
generally to give Him call and examine
h;s stock before purchasing elsewhere
Nov. 4sd 1872. Y q" 's
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- RI
BLrcnrED HcpEs.-They, come, to=ss--
all, some day. Who lives IbAas ~ not
during his life, aspired 20 sotaethise thep
he was unable to .reachi TIE sprsova Of
mankind may nearly al be; traced 10.
blighted hopes, like frost upon lhe.g,ssa
leaves, comes tho chiIIing aonyio&iesoJhaA
our hopes ara forever dead. We may
live: bnt he who has placed his whole
mind on the attaining Of soma .obiIctSYanA
fails Of reaching it-lifs TO- him sSsaBHe sSsBae a.S
burden-a weary BURDEN, -. ''''
To youth, blighted hopes come, lketbs
cold dew Of evening upon tho flowers. :,
The sun next morning tanisbes t8f dsw,,
and the flower " |pghtefI Iani] ~pdiAf Roqi"
its tt,cmeptaiy dAlrt'on. ISe<mwa pssi6ssf'
the heart ofabe, yossh ~ ths, rsip, ,ppai6Aese z
the growing plants. -<-s-. -
At times ~ is cold {; evet lAhis6ese6-
f"l world Of Gpd's seems = draaly. dTakpal
place. But, to 40 ambitiops yonth. fl;:.
ings like these do not last long. Hs' 'KSss
an object 10 lifss,s ma If hsa fainbM 1S5T
thing, ha tries another. y1si'Ec .eaaso,d bas
s-Neser despaisH istbs mosto sEhu. Aa.~
piring youth, Is he mountA ,thA ladAesso
which will either lead him. 70 fa9S 6r. .dis. !
grace. He has friends to encodtxgg kllAAt,
parents 70 advise him 6is, own Y!H mjPd isfs
pure as the sparkling water. %" :" "A
"Young love BY dsy and zikN.oe oendisSa
cles him." and his vissgs SHOWS II Sssfhl
Der magical influence. Z ali oi ssi,s,cs.s,c
/, The envious may rail 4 himw77maX, 9esk,'
to stain his character. But bis resolve III III
not to be put down." and he works w4!fE =
new determinations. oWjthyoatA ssdpQt.
tue for guides, witheths love Of as4 iahhs
heart, such . youth cannot fail Of yhat h.
undertakes. Blighted hopes VIM come,r
Iperhaps but 10 viii, 10 time. Sttis1d1e III
youthful failures, and 1t nimahht66 win
stand sublime-the builder ssf ah1Ulovk
character, fame aud dfestuss-aa hoaor to
his country. ionao3 1voi rno--.sTs za1a
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NOTICE.

e RON this date, M. Alfred Pavey re-
tires from the firm Of "P. ]. Pavy / Co.
The business Of the house will be contin
ued Under the same style, By the remain
ing partners. P. Pavy 4 Jos. A. Hincks
(Sipued.l l., P. J.iPAVY. e.
''.N' Jos. 4. HINCKS.'
AIrR. 70 PAvY.
New Orleans, February lst 1879.
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MAs0M1Go

i STATED Meetings Of Hope Lodge, No.
~ l45. A.. f.. A.. NJ. will be held at the
~ Lodge room in vermilionville, on
January ilth February 8th March 9Th; A.
pril 18th; May 10th June 7th and 24th July
Kin !: August 2nd; September 9Th October. 4th ;
November LIST and 18th December 9Th. g
By order Of the w.. NJ. o.
January llth 1873. e,.i l,.- rs-e &
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~ - III ir NJ Z.
i he Taxpaysrs Of the Corporation Of
Vermilionville. are hereb. !uotiisd that
the Assessment Roll for lhe year 1872,
10 now completed and deposited with me,
as NY store. Pe'sonf wishing to examine
the same, msst do %. within Thirty days
from the publication Of this notice.
Mayors Onos ver.iIiouv;lIe, Deeem-
bsr 18th 1879. ~. ~
v. 0. SMITH, Mayor.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-03-15
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The Missouri Rsps6liesa, i1sG lhdioh
Article on Louisiana nattasa. seyas sdj 20;
It was supposed that the mera ,apA91na.
cement Of the P'esident's purpoes 3 pSo.
tee: the Kellogg govetnmaaSnt nt, xUuld We
an end 70 Ill local opposition e sAss ~
McEneryo government would jitlls ,sbAhd
oppoasnts Of the charter govsspmap& did
in Rhode Island, and that thus, . nom
strous fraud upon the people Of Loui((!2aRY
would be psrpetusted By their own ~
Quiescence. stg eqb,sgY ssfx.,s.aa
/: Uqdes .hes. circumstance, ,tas ,yios9ea ss
majority Of Louisiana are obosPd ltAaefzI
their resistance III, enough, aat.y le0st IN
throw upon The national, anth6sity bt6e
whole responsibility Of setting NJ aad m
tanning, iu confessed dedapsp fnlla1N an
popular right, . State GoseEamsgf Y6ie6
l. branded BY it, sevn ,poGtsA }smiliI9p
the child Of fraud and tvioisucs. T6lR n
fass to have any collision NTH the FAdaAl
troops. but propose to'prova, II permitted,
that the Kellogg Govaspmspt, 1AAeot
Stand twenty four hours without ~. .aNn-
port Of the Prssideats !bayogetHa 11A@
this, and in their expressed -dssire for mar
vial law sdminis;sred By asesPS6siblAEov
ssnment ia preference to TthA) d6n,i1alidh
Of political itfesbooters ,prolsotedi b -
Dational tsyonets, batsssspouaiblast6 no.
body, they kase the SYMPATHY qEl1s S1s1s
eoantry.;i They should fight itssnesl ltst
line il it tskes all summer. o Tbegi Mih -
tray both their own and the ustionakcaaoe
lfthey weakly consent 70 any stsaw fulliag
compromise, designed to ssesps ~ kaes
Of An usurpation already tried .asds Oh.
demned. 4a3 = .a9 % ioGs leg Hid