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NEW NATIONAL BANK.

with capital of 100000 or 100000.
conditioned that they lthe people Of Memphis)
subscribe for one-third only Of the capital
stock.
We deem it unnecessary 10 call the Atten-
ton Of our business community TO the great
advantage to result from this liberal PROPOSE
ton TO bring capital to our city, and hope it
will meet their prompt response.
Citizens and Others viii be called upon for
subscriptions Of stock. that the organisation
may be completed without delay. a. our
friends are nov ready 10 furnish their share
Of the capital.
Subscriptions may also be made With either
Of the undersignsd.
AMOS Woodbury..
BUsBY.
IA. NELSON.
Memphis. Nay "a. 1873. est
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II will he gratifying to the many policy
holders of the Universal Life Insurance
COMPANY 10 kaow the brilliant progress
that popular company Is .r maA'eg ~ .n ~
MemphiA department ihe iono~,us
shows comparison Of ne" ous,nsss
done from January lst oJnne ls' 100
with the same period for 1877; ISL ISL
9l0 nolicies insuring $S6O,5OOi 1875
NOD nolioies insuring 81, 216, 900, gain
inc is6 policies and $il6,50O OF insur
arce When taken into consideration
that This department is not yet two years
old and the scarcity OF money, WIN not
RI nroeress challenge that OF longer es'
tabiished Offices in Memphisf
This rapidly growing business Is que
TO the satisfactory plans and simple con,
tracts issued by the Universal, coupiea
will the efforts aud labors Of a corps OF
ventlemanly agents. A few kind words
from each OF our policy holders 20 their
friends and neighbors will enable us 70
exeeed our already brilliant success; IL
Is your company, and With your ala we
will make il second 10 none IN the eoah-
try. IN
/ am prepared to make contracts with
experienced men to represent the ohl-
yersal in Tennessee or Mississippi, know
ing that with energy and work, their
labors will be handsomely rewarded.
Last year three agents appointed by me
won the three following Of six prizes Tor
hest work sent to the company; First
prize. $1,000 cash; third prize, $3.50 and
fifth prize, SIS. The same opportunity
is again offered this year. For partieu-
lars apply to or address
SAMUEL |. KNIGHT,
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Bow BElLs Tor June has arrived. aHd
e 70 Be had 81 Walkers news depot los
beal street This magazine Is The fnesf
ladies Journal placed upon our tsbls,
and Walker has plenty Of lhen. Can
early and secure a copy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-14

MANsFoRD, corner of Second and
Monroe, has London Punch, Graphic,
Illustrated News, and all the great dai-
lies, weeklies, monthlies and quarterlies.
You can always find the latest and best
at the complete establishment on the
corner Of Second and Monroe.
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TEELrE deaths from cholera in Nash
vile Thursday. They have concluded
up there that the disease is indigenous.
or rather endemic and not epidemic
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"a FRIEND in need is a friend in
deed" and such a friend is Helmbolds
Buchu to the unfortunate sufferer who
has been sowing his wild oats. War
ranted to cure all diseases of the kid
neys and urinary organs. Look out for
counterfeits. Genuine has private pro
prietary stamp of Il. T. Helm5old ON
each bottle. Directions accompany.
Sold by all druggists. John f. Henry,
New York, sole agent. cod
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RAsPBERRIEs are the healthiest of all
fruit, and T. s. Barbour has them fresh
every morning at South market; also
through the day at Oliver, Finnie &
IN q %
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The Apaches recently stampeded q
party Of Methodist preachers on circuit
and nov DO their scalping 10 claWham-
mer coafs
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MEDICAL.
I r. O N {!

A soluble oxyd Of iron combined with the me-
dicinal properties of Poke Root Invested of all
disagreeable qualities. IL will cure any
chronic or long-standing disease whose real or
direct cause is bad blood. Rheumatism, pains
in limbs or bones, constitutions broken down
by mercurial or other pOisQns, are all cured by
il. For Syphilis, or syphilitic taint there is
nothing equal TO il. A trial will prove IL. Ask
POKE ROOT, d75-lsl-wl4-N
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FAScT Marseilles vests, slightly dam
aged, worth e., At q 60. -
70 SFRoULE a MCCOwx's.
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ROOFING.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
g.,uP- ATTENTION OF BUILDERS AND
s9onerty h0lderl Is invited 70 the wonder
''i Inre-PrOOr Felt Roofing,


NJ. 90 II IN Q PAINt >
-, .foN PosTTTON PAYMENTS, for walk,
~, -. fooring. sewers, etc. A. deiy ~
- refifiou rcguelt any parties ~
40 rauaine aamples and JUDohfoh IN -
81 ~ = - authorized % solicit ORDER. -
i.ffst fous-. Corsuen A Bondl. S. Madison
q ss 81 YAEBEA.
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RAILROAD.
Memphis and Little Rock Railway
Summer Schedule,
Commencing June LIST, 1873 Two
Daily Trains.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1873.
" until further notice, trains will run as
follows tcity timel:
Mail train leave Memphis. daily rs 2. m
Freight and Accommodation train
leave Memphis, daily except Sun
day.. suU a. m
Mail train arrive at Memphis. daily g :25 !. IN
Freight and Accommodation train ar
rive at Memphis daily, except Sun
day........ ........ 80 I. m,
SLEEPING CARS on MAIL TRAINS.
For information and tickets apply AZ 2y7lS
Main street. 278 Main street, or at Depot, Cen
ter Landing, foot Of w ashineton street
A. S. LIVERM0RE, Gent Sup't.
JOIN II. PERRY. Genl Ticket Agent.
II. SINMONs, Passenger Agent. 75-1OI
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Manager for Miss, Tenn. and Ark. ~
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. 96
A connrsrosDrNr at swayne's Nam

~ ~ NJ.
A CORRESPONDENT at Swaynes NAM
moth Springs writes: 81 must confess
my surprise at finding everything so
pleasant and comfortable. The springs
are now fully open. | have been here
bat short time, and really think have
gained half a pound daily, and am much
invigorated. The springs certainly are
the fNest l ever saw. The waters act
like a charm. The more you drink the
more you like them. The evenings are
cool and pleasant-nothing to modest re-
pose. The table is the best a bountiiul
country affords, and is under the direc-
ton of Colonel BEDFORD, which is to say
much. The situation is delightful the
buildings plain and comfortable, the fur
niture new and the proprietors polite,
and sparing no pains, while the rates of
fare cannot be less. And it is so easy
to get here. Taking the morning train
at Memphis, you are here ready tor din
ner, without change of cars or baggage.
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CARD.

lHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN AU-
thorized by Eastern Capitalists to propose to
the people of Memphis and vicinity the ss-
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HOl FOR ST. PAUL!
Passengers Save Money in Buy
ing Tickets From
r. w. LIGHTBURNE.

Agent KeoEuk Northern Line Pack,
Co., 29O Front street 81
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FIFTY boxes lemons received this day.
"a OLIVER, FINSIE 4 Co.
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EDW:aRDA LOyWB.4Rl
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
OrrIcs At New IBERlA, La.

r RESPECTFULLY offer my services
to the land owners Of tie Parish OF Ia
fayette for the sale Of Plantation. Farms
and unimproved tracts Of land; devote
nv entire :ims and attention to the bos''
ness, and allow no chance for sale or in
vestmeat TO 90 BY. Ny success in tho
rapid saIs Of large aud email Plantation:
in the Parishes ct st. Martin, iberia and
at. Mary. is sufficient reason for me 70
hope 70 introduce large amounts OF oep.'
I'll and sutsspsising citissns IN this rich
and promising Parish.
I advertise libsraily It no charge to the
land owner until sale is effected. !
charge reasonable commission and pledge
satisfaction.
Parties wishing to cell property through
my agency can send foil and minute die, -,
cr;ptioos 70 my Office BY uail. and VII
visit the property in person. havs tes
beat facilities 1t hand fos the prompt sa's
Of property Of any agent IL the State
have large correspondence and taoFooga'
" eutreoc6ed 10 the business and expect
70 stand 6,m, stick to It, sink Or SWIM
References exchanged.
Epw 81. LOMBARD,
Real Estats Agent.
April OH le72.-Sms.
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DUNNING.

An irate editor thus parodies passag
from Lougfollow's "Hiawatha :"
Should you ask us Why this dunning.
Why these sad complaints and murmur'
Murmurs loud abont deIiuquents
Who have read the paper weekly.
Read what they have never paid for,
Read with pleasure and with profit,
Read of church affairs and prospects,
Read Of news, both home and foreign,
Read the essays and the poems,
Frll of wisdom and instructions;
Read the table and markets,
Carefully corrected weekly
Should you ask US why this dunning,
We should answer, We should tell you:
From the printer, from the mailer,
From the kind old paper maker,
From the landlord, from the carrier,
From the man who taxes letters
With stamp from Uncle Samuel
Uncle Sam the rowdies call him:
From them all comes message,
Message kind, but firmly spoken,
"Please to pay us what you owe ia"
Would you lift q burden from usi
Would you drive . spectre from you !
Would you taste pleasant slumber1
Would you have quiet consciences
Would you read . paper paid fort
Send Us monsy-send Us money.
Send Us money-send rs money;
Send the money that you one ~!
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City Council of Vermilionville

At special meeting Of the City Coun-
Gil Of the Corporation Of Vermilionvi'le.
held December 7th 1872, we'e present :
W. o. Smith. Mayor, and Messrs. J. J.
Revi|lon, H. Landry, ]. N. Judice, Aug.
Monnier and r. Gagneux. Absent: B. A.
Salles and r. L. Mcbride.
The reading Of the minutes were dis
pensed with, and
On motion It was resolved, That from
and after the FIRST publication Of this reso-
luton, any and all persons are hereby
prohibited from firing off 6re-orackers,
rockets, roman candles. &c., &C., within
the limits OF the Corporation Of Vermil
ioovills, and any person or persons VIC
lating the provisions of this resolution
will be Roed in the sum of Five Dollars
70, each and every offence.
The following account was presented
and approved:
W.'0. Smith, $e 80.
On motion, tho Council adjourned.
81. NJ. BAILEY, w. o. SMITH,
Secretary. Mayor.
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The ex-Empress Eugenis 10 eoncoctiag
moro trouble for poor France b. her IN.
tentiou of laying formal claim to the loet
Empire Of tho late NapoIeoo on behalf of
her son. Royal pretsndsrship va for c:o-
turies the curse Of England. The Eog'ish
got rid of it It last BY cutting Of the bead
Of Charles l, and driving oat hi. brother,
James II, and stamping . : = spurious id-
ventior, the doctrine Of the divine right Of
royal succession. Bat France = sti'l
haunted and harrisd BY tho doctrine, per-
souiied now in three psstenderships, the
Orleans princes, and the yoang Pence
Loui. Napoleon. The whole thing is :
sad burlesque on the idea Of sacred loyal
legitimacy. Bot Il is still . saddsr s'ght
to see 20 many elements Of fauaticism or
folly in France couspiring to make that
beautiful country and gallant nation the
wretched p'aythiog in such . burls'qus.-
". 0. zSmss. n .f9qv
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n. p. YOUNG & Cos.
VeEGET.aBLE TOTxC
BITTERE

rs a tonic that at once invigofates tie diges-
i tive organs, improves The appetite, regulates
the bowels, &e. THESE BrrERs possess oil Of
the properties and invigorating virtues Of the
hest and most carefully selected preparations
now known. Their effect - Tonic upon the
economy il not to be mistaken. They prepare
the system In such manner, that the Efforts OF
nature ore no longer In vain; blood receives
food which renders Il filter to the ncurtehment Of
the body-the.eby gives energy. antmstes ife
and health IL once more restored. The reputo-
tion Of our Bitters is permanently eseablisned'
and we have . constantly increasing demand foF
them. Try them and be convinced.
Price $l.00 per bottle. Aug. "a, ~.
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him. Usually he liked to hear bis mother
sing, but now be wished she would not
look so happy when be was 90 miserable.
The more he thought about It the worse he-
felt. Hs began to cry softly, but bic mo-
ther took no notice.
Pretty soon he said "Oh, dear wish
I toud have the nosebleed OF somedn, %
somebodyd care" 2o': I'd
"People idont care much tor Captsia
Snarley anyway" said his mothss. /
should like to hurt him myself, 20 hs
would stay away, and let me keep my
little boy all the time"
"Should you prick his nose with .yosr
needle I" asked WiIfred. -. f4z
"Yss, or could whip him." l think it
would be better to whip him."
Wilfred thought it over. BE and Cap.
tain Snarley had a little fight al by them.i
selves by the stove. In little while hts
mother felt two soft around her neck, and
two sweet kisses on her cheek.
"Why, here's my little rosebud again,"
said she, looking down at the bright little
face close to her own. 'r' ~
"Captain Snarleys gone" said! Wilfred.
and he isn't ever'n ever coming back
again" G...,, ~.,
II hope not" said his mother.
Then Wilfred had his breakfast, and he
was so hungry he never oncs thought Of
the minee.pie. -ai ~ n
Afterwards he sat down at bic mothers
feet, and she talked to him . long time
about his naughty temper. Wilffed pro-
missed to try hard to be good boy. and
he is keeping his word. '.g' tn..
The last time l saw his mother she said
she hadn't seen Captain Suasley for. 20
long time that she had almost forgotten
him $50. +f
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0be Gafapette Aopertiser,
TERMS

TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per annum
in Advance. For six months, 81 IS.
-ADvERTISIN0-
Per Square, (1o lines or less). ...... 81 50
Every subsequent insertion. ............ IS
Announcement of candidates for Of1ce. :. $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or Job
work, except by special agreement.
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:
MAr All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day Of publication, 'or on the day
of sale. No advertisements will be inserted unless
aecuritv is given or amount of costs deposited.
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The male social bsing, - the cynics
have it. can stand to BE- called almost any
thing that is bad, II bis intslligence b not
oussliousd. He can get over being brand
ed - . knave, If not st;gmatsed = 1oo';
and 70 b known - ''devilish clever ras-
CAL" is . fame Of which hs b positively
Similarly, the female social being, 40
oordinc to the cynics, can forgive almost
snv imput utatiou that leaves uudispa ted her
personal charms. As regards iu,morsli'
tea provided they are credited 70 her
beauty. she will bear to b compared to
Apasia, Cleopatra, and perhaps even Mes
saIius. But to disparags her power to
eapt;vsts: to speak Of her - personally
uue,acefal, unIovsly, unattractise, = On
offsuse which she can never io'g've, ana
never euficiently revenge. f..r-
And this cynical theory has at leass one
aiming example to Laura .. Faif "a Cali
fornis. Almost the whole press Of Cali.
forpia had for mouths explicitly tndo'ged
The opinion that she ought 70 have been
han red. and she uttered 40 special com,
pl.int on that score; bat vss ssts'neo =
vith iutimating that shs was ready 70 use
the pistol to change the mind Of any editor
| Who should slight her claims 70 Psrson.'
consideration. An unlucky cssicatu'':s'
Iovever. having presented her g The pub
,ic gaze iu an outline and a:tttuds any
thing but sdmipirable and captivating, she
threatened him With both pistol md md libel
i
20 or course the eynics vim ~ that this
i. simply cropping ont Of The ruling pas
sion io the female breast, aludn " 10 'ne
Byronic sphorism. I'D r; g..
AA''' - (ExcAenge.
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CAPTAIN sNARLEY.

His right name is Wilfred Henry Alton.
But be does not get called BY it very often.
When he is good, and pleasant, and sweet.
bis mamma and grandma called him bir'
die or Sunbeam. Bot when be is naughty
he is called Captaiu snsrlsy. And bis
name suits him very we'll at such times.
One morning hs camesdown stairs look
ing like Captain Snarley. Just - soon -
his mamms locked at him she knew It was
Captain susrley. But she smiled and said,
"Good morning. dear, how do you do this
bright day :"
Wilfled put his finger 10 bis mouth.
" dess I've dot headache" he said.
"Have youi I'm very sorry, sorTy, said
mamma.
"Whers does it ache I"
away round de back Of it." suar'ed the
Captain. q.
Il guess you slept too long," said bic
mother. "You will feel better when You
are washed and dressed and have your
hair combed."
So she brought his striped stockings
and the little slippers with rosettes. and :
new plaid frock, which she had finished
only Yesterday. But, oh how be snar!sd
and fused ali the time she was dressing
him.
Aud when she was curling his hair b
cried out loud enough to be heard IN tn.
next house, and the lady there said, 81
guess Mr.. Alton has got Captain Soarle,
over to her house."
When his mother had made him lo~a
u;oe and neat, she said, "Now come and
get your breakfast" :,
Bot tho naughty little boy growled. :"
don't fiok tan eat anything 'cspt piec'
Of mince.p;e." -. :,
II have not got any mince-pis 10 tn
house." said his mother, ''and you know
7 never let YOU eat it for breakfast. Her
ia .ome nice bread and milk in your htt'
china bowl, and tho cookies grandma sen
.If tan't have some mince-pis I tan
..t ANYTHING" said Captain Snarley:
.Ve1y WE'LL" said mamma. So she pa
the things away. and sat down to hsF 70"
e.W;llted pulled his little rocking-cha
near the Gre, and sat.a long time scowiin
At the stove. Presently be began to kic
With his foot. He knew bis mother d.
liked the noise, bot he did not care. 81
did no, ak him to stop. and, after awhi'
he was tired of It himself.
He was very unhappy. and be began
In. . little asbame1 Of himself. Beside
: be Va. getting hungry. He wished b
mother would speak t. him. but she didn
She was sewing on little coat, and sin
ling softly to herself:
Wilfrsd knew the little coat was I
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Brick: for Sale.

nvaR u,dsrsigssd olFere for sale . large
= & bsick Of The 6rst quality. de-
80 = he kiln GEAR town At III PCT
~ !, il tbs Corporation Of vsrmilios.
- 4 ois psr 1000. He hs. also on }.
20 ! lasss sspply of lime which hs Of
~ = ~ ta;rsl. and At Is 50 PEI
~ sIse snploysd to work At macon :.
= IinaslG. ISAAC CHAPMAN.
Al. I'D io53.
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Notice.

HE Taxpayer Of the Corporation Of
Vermilionville. are hereby 0notifed that
the Assessment Roll for the year 1872,
10 row completed asd deposited with me,
At ~ store. Psrseus wishing to examine
the same, must DO 20, within Thirty day'
from the publication ef this notice.
+ Mayors Once Vermilionville, Dscen'
ber 18th 1879.
w. SMITH, Mayor.
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. iSfxIlry or LOUISIANA.
!. aIAYBH OF LAFAYBTTR
;1a8l rs- Pnr;a2 Court.

ISfYHIRIAs symphosisa Landry. Of
V lks pasiaA 81 Lafayette, has filed
luslle obei spssitioo PRAYING 70 b :p.
poiuls1 Administrator a the Succession
6H1iA visa 0sasgss, deceased.
N loappes ietasdiag to mako oppo@'
,fa8 "a sphc;alment will dse the came
! 3 ~ CDsrk 10 The town Of Vermilion-
vi,ais seu days from the publication
~ ssliea, Otherwise said appointment
J = nsds.
3 eisa sslss ny o@oial s;4natsrs in the
80 vssmiioavills, this 2lst day o.
/. .oub~ lef3.
~ 4 4. MONNIER, Clerk.
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NOTICE.
6ucce,siou of Michel BousQ.

Parish OF LeJayette'
A IL those having elaims agaisst The
N Succession, are requested to pressat
lhe zane to Cesa;se Bourq, the admia's-
traitor, Or to Aoston 1 Debaillon. AttcF-
neve for the administrator, at their ounce
in vermilionvills, withis the legal de'ays'
with the evidence in sapport shessot.
CESAIRE BOURo. o
Cent "a ~. Admioiseratos.
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eriak [0Nyt.

IxTHEREAs Theoduls D. Broaasrd Of ths
w Perish q Lafayette Admiuistsatoe q u:
6ucoessiea of Don Losis O. Broos.aed nas ~
io this o0ce Fioal Account Of - edosnSs:ts
- a ssH ssceeseioa Win petition psaying
thas the same b a1veftsed according % -" -
thea daily hooologated.
And whereas the prayer oe eaid Aomle'su ~
hes been granted by - order q $40 osH>
dated Jaaaary - 1873. IL. :. ~
Nov theeeebeo notice = hereby eve. y -,
1870 inAeeea1aa 10 ale their Opposition, end
show oanse, u any hey have, " md Ccors NY.
in ten days IRON he pubiicatico ol tnls nos
why the elbseaai1 Tabssaa thooh ~ % nomolo
IA ~ ~ A1miaistrator discharged.
Given under ny o16cta! signature 10 0e ~ ~
Of Veruiliooyille, this - day O. SanossZ tc'
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NOTICE.

JIG RON this data, Mr.. Alfred Pavey re.
tires from the firm Of "P. ]. Pavy 1 Co. .
The business Of the house will be contin'
.ed under the came style, By tho remain
ing partner, 2. ]. Pavy / Jos. A. Hiucks
(sigued.> P.J. PAvY: g,l:r,,
.-- ALFRED PAVY.
New Osleass, February lot 1872.
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STATE or LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Parisk Court.

U7H Err f A 8 Anasille Gobelet Of
w lthe parish Of Lafayette, has died 10
said Court petition praying to b appoin-
ted Administrative Of the succession OF
Louis Armand Racca. deceased.
Any person intending to make opposi'
ton to said appointment will fils the same
in said Court 10 the town Of VermiIiou.
vile within ten days from the publication
Of this notice, otherwise said appointment
will be made.
Given under my official signature ia
the town Of vermsliouviIle, this 7.h day
Of December 1872
A. MONNIER, Clerk.
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E. s + r a Y

AIKEN ep BY the undersigned. ae:'
bis residence 10 this Parish, one creole
horss, gray color. sssd aboss s osc years.
brsoded- (oopy Of brasd saa ss sees
It this ol6oe). %,
The owner is reqsested 70 come eor.a.d
prove property, pay costs aud take hin
svav. otherwise be will b disposed q
according 70 law: ...,,,, . -. .r.vas
GUWVNU ARAAANs -
Sept. II, 1879. 5 1T, HI, 4 81 .'ea
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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-01-18

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