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NOTES AND NEWS.
Speciat U&sratch to I1ha Chicago 1ritunt.

TIE NEW DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
WARRINGTON, June 10*-Thoro Is pretty good
authority for announcing that tho President will
namo Alexander h. Bhepherd Frederick A. saw
yer, and Frederick Douglass to bc tho Commits
sIoners I'd interim to govern the District Of Co.
lumba, with Lieut.. Hoxto aa engineer in charge
Of tho Btroeta and othor improvements.
Tho Committee to whom will be aAalgned the
duty OF maturing bill for q permanent form OF
government will undoubtedly consist OF Senators
Allison and Thurman aud Representatives VIII
son md Jowett. No botter or moro appropriate
selection could be mado.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 19.-The President
Hent the following nominations to the Senate:
Horace N. Conger, Of New Jersey. Consul at
Prague; .. !. Potts. Of Ohio, Governor Of
tho Land .oaioo at Cheyenne. Poatmasters.-0.
i. sLeldon, Burlingamo, Kan. 4. G: Mal!oy.
Fort Worth, Tex; G. II. Baird, Lincoln, Neb.
4. D.. Cochran, Abingdon, ILL.,; II. T. Marvin,
The sennto confirmed @. \. P. kodgers,
Rear-Admiral Charles B. Jordan, Register
Of the Land Office at Fargo (formorly pembina),
Dakota J. =. Brewer, negistor Of the Land
Office. and Q; G. , petesaosf nooeyer Of Public
Baird AsAlatnut lnspector-Gonoral OF the Army.
Edward III. McCool to be Governor Of Color
ado Territory, vice II. Elbc,t, removed. Gen.
McCook WAS confirmed by ono majority after
dlBcusaon OF several hours.
BILLS APPROVED.
Tho President has approved the following
acts An act authorizing the Widening OF Wright
street through tho grounds OF tho United States
Marine Hospital at Detroit, Mich. act TO OK
tcnd tho time for filing claims for additoaal bounty
under the net OF July 2s. 1866; an net to admit
freq Of duty articles intended for tho International
Exhibition OF 1876; an act authorizing tho
Board OF Commissioners Of Soldiers Homes to
sell property belonging to tho soldiora' Homo at
1larroasbure, Ky, and known, as the Herrotls-
burg Springs property; an act to authorize tho
sale OF tile military reservation at Fort Rey-
nods, Col, and tho Government buildings
thereon.
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
1t ia probable TINT the Canadian reciprocity
| troaty will be postponed till tho next session.
cENTNAL PACIFIC RA1LnoAD.
Tho House pncifo Railroad Committee, by a
| Tote Of against 5, refused to recommend al
! investigation Of the Central Pacific Railroad
| Company, and its contract and finance mattorH.
aouT.EnN TENNESSEE BurEnVlnons1l1p,
The President has settled tho question Of the
Internal Revenue BuporyiBorsllip for tho South.
ern District, composed Of KeutuckJ, Tennessee,
Alabama, MiasiRsppi, and Louisiana, by lecid'
Ing that X. Il. Cobb Bhall retain that position,
thus aiBposing of tho charges against him.
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THF CURRENCY QUESTION.
Special Dispatch to 1ne Chicago 1TsdhHe.

THE COMrAoN1sE ADOPTED III THE SENATE.
WAsu1SoroN, 4. G., Juuo l0.-The Currency bill
reported yesterday by the Conference Committee
Tns called up in tue Senate this afternoon. and
passed by vote Of 43 to 10. A very animated
discussion took place before the voto WAS had,
participated in by Senators Morton, Howe Ed
1nun1s, buckingham, sohurz Stevenson, Wright.
Morrill, Of Vermont, and Sherman. Mr. sollurz
explained TINT he WINS paired with Senator Logan
on all financial ques'ti!ona He approved 9f tint
Of the $50, ,oO000o Of tho National Bank cur
roncy, but could not give assonr 70 the section
legaiizng tho isane Of $26, 600 GOO OF the green-
lack reserve. The bill will ito the House to-
morrow.
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD,
SENATE.


ONDEN OF Bt1HINEBB.
Several Henators eutloavored 10 have bills on
the calendar called up for pasAago, but 11r. ED
MUNDS objected, aud the moruing-hou bnRt-
noAs proceeded.
kr.ANrIONY, from tho Committee on Print
Ing, called up tho House resolution to print
$500 copies Of Prof. Haydon'B report on the cro-
taco0us 4ora Of tue West. PASSED..
MlSHlHH1ppI LEVEEs.
Mr. CLAYTON, from tho SonRto Committed
OH LeyeoB, reported q rasolution authorizing
that Committee to bit during tho rocess Of Con-
gresa for the purpose OF Investigating aa 70 the
condition Of the leyeea Of tho afissisBlppl River
aud tho property OF tho Government Of tho Uni
ted Htatos, assuming control Of tho aams. Laid
over.
THE D1ETn10T BILL.
hlr. FOREMAN moved to reconsider the voto
by which the bill to provide 4 Government for
tic District Of Columbia was passed yesterday.
He said lie made that motion III order to UNDER
stand provision Of tho bill which he thought =
very iMportant ono. Ho lad not road tho bill
when it was up for consideration yesterday, and
thoraforo Ind not noticod tho provision. 1ls re-
ferred to tho olauHe III tho fourth section Of tho
bill which proposed 10 levy a tax Of per oont
on a! real estate n said DiHtrct, except that be-
longing to tho United 6tatog and that nHel for
educational mud charitable p,lrposea. If he un-
tloratood that provision correctly 1t Mas to iual-
gttrato syateln Of taxation here upon property
noyor before taxed, that ~aslthe property of all
tue ohutohsa. usa hs noticed 1t previous to thu
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GENERAL STEAMBOAT TICKET OFFICE

100 outh Markost.. souh OF Adams. Tho great toustst.
fouto hteamsEs running through tq Montsoa4 aad call
Tu0MA8 McQAWs Agent.
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IL cents for each pound +, 8 frao-
ton thereof, and oil tl44 6 pub
yiaod that the rate Of postage on now .1pors or
periodicals not exceeding Two ounce weight,
and circulars, whom tho uame aro depan.ted in a
lettercarriors ofco for delivery by tho offico or
It's cnrricEs, ahal1 bo uniform ut cont each but
periodicals woighing moro than two ounces sla]l
DO subject to postage Of cents oacl1, and
these rates shall bo prepaid by stamp.
Tho anondmont allowing single COP copies l.',,1 Of
newspapers to 90 through tho malta froo within
the county waB conct1rrod in.
The amendment allowing 4-pound packngos Of
tho third claBs to be transmitted by mail was,
aftor considerable discussion, ooncurrod In.
Tho amendment requiring m oath OF pub
tiunB.
Tho amendment making the ohangc Of nown-
napor poatage to commence Oh tho 1st OF Janu-
arT noxt wns conourrod in.
The amendment fixing The aalary Of tho Now
York poatmaator at %, ,000, and dividing nil othor
pohtmnaters into four clasaos, With Salaries OF
not moro than ~ 900 nor less than $1,000, loss
tan no 90 ooo but not Ions tan 81 ooo; less than
$4,000 but not less than $1,000, and thoso Of loss
than 81 900, wxB discussed, tho rocon,monda-
tions Of tho Committee on Appropriations heing
S ea nes tho sonse dsE us
tho compensation OF tho postmastora III tho
smaller ctfoa and towns waA now too high, and
warning the House That tho political npluaval,
sometimes called the Grange movement, would
overtako members.
11r. MAYNARD fTenn.) scoffed at tho theory
Of making tho Post Office Department sef-suB-
timing. mud declnred that he was IN favor Of
postal facilities rather than Of making tho Post
Olllco Department solf-Bustsning.
Iho Senate amendment wns non-concnrrcd In.
Dir. KAH4ON moved q proviso tint 10 Post
| rlaBters in nny city or town with 4 population
less tlnn 20, 900 shall rocolvo more than $4,000
Tie amendment WAS refoctod. ''~'t.':s:''s:
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coeded under tlla two-thirtls rulo to dispose OF
business On the Speakers table.
posT-oFr1oE HILL. .
After diBposing OF various Executive commit
mentions, business was interrupted, aud Alr.
TYEEIk, from the Appropriation Committee. ro-
portud back tho amendments to t1e PuHt.Olico
Appropriation bill. The amendment rostricti1tg
lettor-carriers to cities Of $4,000 inatead OF
2Q 600 inhabitants WAS conourred III,
The amendment prohibiting advertisements In
the Washington papers for post-routoH, except
thoao III Virginia and Maryland, waa oonourred In.
Tho amendmont to strike out tho proyiso for
tho FREQ transportation OF agricultural reports
WIZ 0a-coucllrrad in.
Tho amendment prohibiting tile publication
Of tho royiso1 Btatutos tn newspapers at tho
doYernmont expouao was ooncurreu III.
The amendment fixing The rAtos Of newspaper
poatage At i conts pound AMI on single papors
at / cout onoA, and requiring prepayment, was
discussed ut lollgtl.
hlr. RODENTS moved to amend the amond-
ment by making tho postage on daily aud week.
ly newspapers cent a pound, and Oh magazines
conls a pound. Tho creator amount Of the
business OF tic tiai1ieB and wooklies paeod them
within the range OF the Wholesale business. md
therefore, tue postage should ba loss. He ILL
formed tlla lIoMse that newspapers wantod no
sympathy, but only iustice* Ho waH confident
that tho Houao waH not going to leglslato
against newspapers out OF spite. ureat aB somo
public men might bc,-loug aB might bo their
public ifo, their caroor waB short aB compared
with tho lifo OF Eruat newspaper. uhere mas
none 10 great that llo could atrord to suoer ut It,
II tho House cioYo to loBislato from bptts, news-
ltapors would bo carried outside Of tho tnaila.
G. F. HOAH eritiulzed Mr. Roberta intima-
tion that tho House was Rctnat0d In ita legiHla-
tlon by opposition to newspapers rather tha,, by
| dosire to do What ia right, aud TOR the public
| intaroHt.
| Finally. hlr. Roberta amendment was rojeot-
| cd aud tho Beuate amendment WAS lllo!liflou 20
~ to road that in oil newspapers and periodical
publications, mailed from kltowa oiilos OF pub
ltostiou,or uewa.agoooyt and addressed to xaRnlar
| aubHorlbaEs Ok nsVR'agents, postag4 shall w
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YEAF,

1.0u1syIILE ousroM-1touaE.
Dir. STEVENSON, from tla COMMITTEES on
Appropriations, reported favorably Of. tue House
bill to provide for the protection, OF the United
Staton CuAtom-lIouso At Lonsyille. Placad on
tho calendar.
A1vEn AND l1Asnon HILL.
Unfinished business buipg tho River and
Harhor Appropriation hlll, Was taken up.
Tho amendment ot tho Qommtttoa to strike
out tho appropriation Of $50 900 for lilo improves
mont Of the White River Abavo JackHonport,
Ark. md the alncndmont to, ntrlko out tho
appropriation Of $40, 900 for tho improvement
Of ths oaags River, Mauourl, were Fo1oossd.
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FOR S.HLE.

n PLANTATION. or tract of land near the
town of Vcrmilionvillc. and is within stone $
throw Of the junction of the n. O. & Texas and
the n. o. & Oreousas Railroads; and bounded
as follows north hy lands of Messrs. Rigues.
east bv lands of Wm. Campbell. west hy lands
of Hopkins Il Kennedy. formerly Of widow tr-
sin Patii). and south hy lands Of widow Charles
Martin and lands Of heirs of Charles M"uton.
containing two hundred and seventy Al 90 ar
per ts with an the buildings Improvements and
accessories thereon and therennto pertaining.
This is one Of the most desirable locations in
this parish, the residence is large and commcsli-
ous and is Of brick :; the outbuilding are all in
good condition. The land is equal to any in the
country and is partly enclosed by a bois d arc
hedge.
Also a tract of woodland in this parish. on the
west side Of bayou Vcrmilion. one mile from the
plantation. containing sixty-fivc arpents bounded
above by land formerly sbelonging to Cyrillc
Sonnier and below by land of heirs Of Michel A.
Martin.
Also another tract of woodland situated at the
junction Of the bayous Tortue and Vermilion,
bound on one side by land of Mrs. Chs. Martin
and on the other by land of Alexander Nouton
and fronting on bayou vermilion, containing
seventy-twd 47Il00 acres.
The whole Of this property viii be sold to.
gether. and possession given to the purchaser On
the LIST Of January 1875.
Address: WV. 3. BAILEY.
July IL, IA. VermliOnville, La.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
To the Taxpayers 0f the
Parish Of LufHveffp.

TAKE NOTICE that vonr State aud
4 Parish Taxes of 1873 AS we'll AS your
State and Parish Licences of 1874 and all
back taxes due the State for previous wears
have fallen due since the lst ofihis month
and will be collected with costs and pen
~lties. unless they are paid to me at nv
Office within The delays prescribed by law
Take notice further. that your back
taxes to the Parish for 1872, and preced.
ing years, are now due. and after the l>t OF
March next, they will be collected with
costs and penalties.
Take notice further. that YOU are al:
lowed by law only six months within
which to redeem your lands, and o,he,
property, sold during the past year in sat
is:action Of taxes, after the expiration o
which time vour rights and titles to said
lands shall he forfeited.
All Of the aforesaid taxes and licenses
due in 1874 are payable to me. or my du
" constituted agent. d. A. CocnnANE
Esq. at my cffice in Vermiionville, La.
EE- Office hours From 9 A. NJ. tc
O'Clock p. NJ.
/. F. MARTIN, Collector.
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III a ! 8

l\OUS les soussisnes, informent res
pectneus-ment nos clients qu'ayant beson
d'argent, nous Ieur donnons avis d'avoir
venir solder leur complies en- monnaie
courante dams les so jours qui suiveront
la publication de Get avis. sinons lis de-
vront s'attrndre avoi: les frais &c colec.
tion ajoutes a |eurs complies.
Nous so:nmes agalement de plus forces
faire sayoir a nos clients. que nous ext
gerons un reglelnent chaque aimee pour
tons soins medicaux rendus. Les circon-
stances prGsrntes nous o5ligent adopte'
crs measures, afin re pouvoir suffire notre
subsistence ct re:nplir nos obligations
J. d. TRAHAN. NJ. ID.
Tnos y. HOPKINS, NJ. D.
T. S. MUDD. NJ. ID.
EFF. BEAUCHAMP, NJ. d
II. ID. GUIDRY. NJ. D.
NJ. L. LYONS, NJ. ID.
9 dee. 1878.
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ron NNLE,

an Extraordinary Chance for Whoerer
Desires Splendid Farm NTH all the
advantages that this Section of the
Country A9ords.
THIS Farm. or Plantation, is situated in
the Parish of Vermilon, on the Bayou
Vermlion, three miles from the town Of
Abbeville. The Bayou is navigabIe at all
seasons Of the year to AbbeviIle and sever
al miles above the town. Steamboats, run
between Brashear City and this Farm in
Is hours communications with the -four
ishng towns of New Iberia and Vermiion-
vile are almost daily. The Farm is ls
miles from New Iberia, ~ miles from
Royvile. and 25 miles from Vermilion-
vile. The Farm contains 22O superficial
arpents and fronts on the Bayou; more
than one half of It is woodland which con-
sists of the best kinds of timber.
There are seventy five acres inclosed by
good cypress fencing; also large dwell:
ing house. kitchen, &c, four double cab
ms for labo,rrs, one corn house. one cot.
ton house. stables and other Improvements,
all being Of the best cypress lumber. hav.
ing been put UP in the years of ls66-'6s
and 1869. There is also on the place a
beautiful orange grove, nearly surrounded
by water and containing from 400 to 500
trees. of from two to five years growth
1t is considered TO be one of the best fruit
growing spots in the Southwestern portion
Of Louisiana.
Besides fruits. this Farm is adapted to
the cultivation Of all plants that are gown
in the State. and is also an excellent place
for stock raising.
For farther particulars, address
N. YOUNG,
AbhevI'e, La,
NJ. YOUNG e. Co.,
Or to the Lafayette 4idoert;ser at Ver
miIionvilie. LA. Marcl, 1874.
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Il Vendre.--Une jdie residence ct lie
terrain. ainsi qu'un masnifque local
joignsn la naison, poi want servir de ma.
gasin soft pour grocerf on pour marchan-
discs seches; l'entoignure das rres
Lafayette ct vermiIIoi, faisant face Ia
rue Lafayette verniIIonvilh, LIE. lie
terrain mesure 9G pief de face par 40
de- profondeur. Entd'rages touts neu:s
independamment des lots voisins; toutes
les ameiorations sont entiereInent neuves
ct en- parfsit etat. Z, grand corridor de
6 pieds de large, sepire Ia residence du
magas;n. lie magasin % sur ~ pieds
de profondeur, avec tputes les installations
b,en distributes. La residence a une ga
lerie sur le devant dc AZ pieds de long sur
s pieds de large La maison con:isnt 2
chambres de Is sur l8 pieds, foyer a
grilles dsus chaQne chambre, une ga!erie
la cbamb'e cote du sud. Une sutre
ch:mbre de s par Is pieds, avec ae'ie
conduisaut du corridor Ia cuisine; cui-
sine de 10 sur 10 pieds, ayant une the-
minee pour stove battle sur le sol--but
sous le meme toit, (y compris Ia citerne
avec refrigerant) Egalement 2 citerses
de moyenne grandeur, aussi d'autrcs psti-
tes batisses tres commodes. tells one remse
pour le bois, pouiailler. &c. Tn grand
Ijardin, contenans des arbres fruitiers in
portes, de premier choix, vignes, fraisas.
arbustes, &c.
| Pour plus amp'es details, s'.dresser a
VIM. B. Bailey, au bureau de l'Advert;ser.
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SECTION l. BE it resolved. by the Senate and
House OF Representatives OF the State of Loui-
siana in General Assembly convened ltwO-thirds
Of the members elected to each House agreeing
theretol. That at the general election for mem
bers Of the General Assembly, which will take
pac" in November, 1874, an amendment to the
constitution Of the State shall be submitted to
the qualified electors OF the State for their ratifi-
cation or rejection iE the words following
Article :. Che city Of New Orleans shall not
hereafter increase her debt, in any manner or
form, or under any pretext. After the first day
of January. ls7J no evidence of Indebtedness or
warrant for payment of money shall be issued
by any officer of said city, except against cash
actually in the treasury but this shall not be SO
Construed to prevent Il renewal of matured
bonds at par, OF the issue of new bonds in ex-
change for other bonds ; provided the city debt
be not hereby increased. nor to prevent the issue
of drainage warrants to the transferee of contract
under act No. 80 of 1871. payable only from
drainage taxes, and not otherwise any person
violating the prohibitions lprovisions] of this
article shall. on conviction, be punished by inn
prisonnent for not less than two nor more than
ten years. and by fine of not less than three dol
lars nor more than ten thousand dollars
SIC. ,. BE it further resolved, ETC., That at
said next general election. the wishes of the
electors in the premises, shall be expressed by
printed or written ballots, as follows:
For the amendment limiting the debt of New
Orleans or Against the amendment limiting
the debt OF New Orleans.' and the said ballots
shall be counted and returns made, and the re-
suit declared as in the case Of election OF State
officers.
[Signedl CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
(Signed] G. C. ANTOINE
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved February -. 1874.
[Signcd1 WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
\ true copy:
Z. &. DksLoNDE, Secretary Of State.
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III pE 8.

LIE sonssgn6 informs respectueusement
les hahitan,s de Ia Paroisse LAFAYETTE.
quill pubiiera tonte> habitations, fermes on
lots de terre, ainsi que toute propriet6s
mobiIlaires a vendre GU a louer, sans frais
jusqu'a ce que la vrnte on lie loyer dies
ditrs proprie,ts soien. effectuees.
II annonce egaie'nent Quill prepare une
brochure descriptive lie toutes les portions
de la Psrois<e Lafayette. detailant les
resources ct antres iMormations interes
san,es. conce:nant cps diverses parties
Les annonc"s ct references seront publi6s
Ia suite de crs descriptions.
Pour plus amp'es in brmations S'aAresser
VIZ B. BAILEY.
la 5ureas lie r.1doertiar.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
AUDITORS OFFICE, :
New Orleans, August 10, 1874.
No. 5.
INSTRUCTIONS TO TAX COLLECTORS THROUGHOUT
THE STATE.

The time is fast approaching when further de-
lays in the collection of Taxes are inconsistent
with a satisfactory discharge of duties by the
Revenue Officers, and will render it impossible
to meet the just obligations of the State or bal
ance accounts and make a Report to the General
Assembly as required by law.
Accordingly you will proceed to advertise and
sell. by the thirty first Of October proximo, all
property within your district or parish whereon
any Taxes. current or delinquent. shall remain
unpaid. You will be careful to observe all re-
quirements of the law in connection with sciz-
| ures and sales. and conduct them under the pro-
| visions of Act Al of 1873; bat no judicial pro-
| ceedings others than by recordation and publ
cation should be resorted to. and the process
must be summary in accordance with section l
of said act.
| You will also, in accordance with the provis-
ions of section of said act Al, invariably bid in
for and adjndicate to the State any and all
property offered for sale and not purchased by
any other party.
In connection with the above. the following
important points in relation to Tax Sales, re-
Gently decided BY the Supreme Court 10 the case
| of Morrison VS.. Larkin. are communicated to
you for your guidance In the performance in
that respect:
First-Tax Collectors can collect taxes on the
delinquent lists as we'll a. current unpaid taxes
for this purpose they can sell the lands that have
been forfeited to the State.
! Second While the tax debtor reftains from
exercising the right Of redemption Of such for
feitel lands, be cannot restrain the sale Of the
lands by the Tax Collector under Act No. Al.
| Third The tax debtor has no interest In
lands forfeited to the Stale for non-payment Of
taxes. except the right Of redemption.
| F0urth-After the sale Of lands by the Tax
Collector as herein before described, the tax
debtor can redeem only BY complying with Sec
ton six l6l of said Act No. Al.
| Fifth-The method prescribed by Act ~, for
The forced sale of lands for the collection Of tax
cs is not repugnant to the constitution OF this
State or Of the United States.
CHARLES CLINTON,
| Auditor.
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rNEErH! TEETH!

DocroR DEIMouIY having temporarily located
on the plantation of Mr.. j. S. Wilmington, on
the west bank of Bayou Vermilon. four miles
from the town Of Vermilionville, will continue
the practice of his profession at the following re-
duced rates:
For the cure Of Scurvy.. .......S 90
Usual rates. 49,. $40 OO1
Cleansing the. teeth. .............. 90
[Us,ai rates ...... O0]
Filling teeth with gold. each. ......... 90
Usual rates. OO]
Filling teeth with silver or cement. =. 90
For extracting teeth. without pain. 49,. 90
The Doctor may be consulted every Wednesday
and Sunday at the Dora Hotel in Vermilionvillc.
He will, as heretofore. visit the residences of
all persons who may require his services.
Communications addressed TO him at Vermil-
ionvile P. O.. will be promptly answered.
April Jim.
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Notice.-A'! persons indebted to thu

Notice.-A'! persons indebted to the
.ddyertiser. are notified that their accounts
are made ont, and that they must come
and pay the same otherwise they will
be liable to incnr costs. Attorneys will in
all cases be held liable for costs incurred
for legal advertisements which are, accord
ing to our terms Of advertisement. collect
able on the last day Of publication or on
the day Of safe.
Candidate notices and Job work OF all
kinds must be paid in advance.
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Notice to the Voters Of the
Parish Of Lafayette.

TTIIE undersigned Supervisor Of Regis
tration, gives notice to the voters of
this Parish. that in compliance with Sec>
ton "a Of the Registration Act. to better
enable electors to register with. As little
Inconvenience as possible, etc. The Su.
p-,vi<or will repair to the following places
on til" following dates to wit:
A, Rnyvillr. on the l2,h and la;h Of
October.
AtBroussardvi'le, on the l4tb Oct.
Npnv,l- Bronssara's store, the 18th.
" Nngenl's, on the 10th.
:. Chenille Trahan. on the nth.
J. N. JUDGE,
Supervisor of Registration
4 Sept. 70, 1874 Parish If Lafayette,