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Sic nit ibren Sbrdnen benebten 9dnoe,
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lebte li@ auf Der Strobe fort; tein Muse
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liebten &ir6enfiirten nadianote. 9lber
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baben an eieiem i6mersli6en Nuftritte
ben innieilen Q(ntDeil 9enommen.
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2ofoles, ,pel9es Die treuen 2atbolifen in
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Written for the AnvERrIsER.1
Hours There Were.

Yes those hours forever gone,
Still haunt me with their magic spell:
| see them at the early dawn,
With me at twilight, still they dwell.
The hopes that bioomd in those last hours.
The joys that then, knew no alloy,
Those scenes Of love mid summer flowers.
The hand Of time can ne'er destroy.
And often meath the "moon's pale light. n
When mnsing memory loves to reign,
Those hours come back to greet my sight,
Across Iife's dark aud rugged plain.
The song Of birds, the night winds sigh,
A tone Of music, soft and low,
All breathe to me of hours gone bv.
OF one loved form Of long ago.
And oft there comes that fairy form,
The lingering light Of boyhood years;
1t is not dimmed BY lifs's wild storm,
For memory greets it still with tears.
And who that dear loved one may be.
There cherished from the world apart
'ris not for vulgar eyes to SEQ.
Whose face and form lies 10 nv heart
zv ssse sra E..
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4NOUS les soussignes, informent res
reimbursement nos clients qu'ayant besoiu
d'argent, nous 'eur donnons avis d'avoi,
. renir solder leur complies en- mounaie
cou':nte dams les 80 jours qui suiveron,
Ia publication de Get avis, sinons lis de.
vront s'attendre ayoi. les frais 1e collec.
ton :joutes leurs complies.
Mons sommes egaIement de plus forces
faire savoir a nos clients, Que nous exi.
gerons On regIe'nent chaque aimee pour
tous soins medicaux rendus. Les circou.
stances presentes nous obligent = adopte,
ces measures, atm &c pouvoir suffire . notre
substance ct a resnplis nos obligations.
e.f r.. J. d. TRAHAN, NJ. ID.
sa THos. HOPKINS. NJ. D,
5t F. sS.sMUDD. NJ. D.
f. +. BEAUCHAMP. NJ. D.
II. d. GUIDRY, NJ. D.
6 dec. 1873.
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This story is told of a father
who was teaching his little boy
to recite his Sunday-school les
son. 1t. was from the fourteenth
chapter Of Matthew, wherein is
related a parable Of a malicious
individual who nt,about SOW
ing tares. "What is a tare? Tell
me my son what a tare is" asked
the anxious parent. rYou had
'em, pa !" Johnny, what do you
mean ?" asked the father, OPEN
ing his eyes rather wide. "Why,
last week when you didn't come
home for three days." said john
ny, II heard mother tell aunt
Susan that you were on a tare."
Johnny was Immediately sent to
bed. ..fsi iA5eo ass p
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
T6.tke Taxpayers or the
Parish Of LMfiuwefHo

- sVS SOSOO0Os
ETAKE NOTICE thst your State and
1 Parish Taxes Of 1873 as we'll as you,
State and Parish Licences of 1874 and All
back taxes due the State for previous ye.r.
have fallen due since the LIST ofthis month
and will be collected with costs and pen.
alties, 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 <prsced.
ing years, are now due, and after the lst oi
March next, they will be collected with
costa and penalties.
Take notice further. that you are a..
lowed BY law only six months within
which to redeem your lands, and other
property, sold during the past year 10 sat-
is:action Of taxes, after the expiration Of
which time youf. rights and titles to said
lands shalt be forfeited. i ,ip
AL Of the aforesaid taxes and licenses
due in 1874 are payable to me, or my du-
~ constituted agent. D. A. CocHRAxr.
ESQ.,. at my Office in Vermilionville, La.
~, Office hours From Q A. NJ. to
3 O'clock p. n.
4 F. MARTIN. Collector.
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Clubbing.

All who are fond Of good reading are referred
to the following list Of publications which are
offered to oil subscribers of the ADVERTISER ai
the very lowest rates
We will send the advertiser" and the "Scien.
tidc American" the great American Journal Of
Sciences, Arts, &C., to any address one year for
IS SO. =.
The Advertiser" and the Southern Cultiva-
tor, !" the Oldest and best Agricultural Magazine
In the South, to one address for 81 50.
The Advertiser" and "Wood's Household
Magazine, !" an excellent Monthly. (worth sl.5O
with Chrome, Yosemite" or 81 without,) for
$4.25 with said Chrome, or 1915 without It.
The Advertiser" and "Scribner's Monthly
Magazine" for $500.
The advertiser" and "St. Nicholas, bcau-
tifll illustrated Monthly Magazine for the little
ones It is one Of the very best Christmas and
New Year present that parents can give their
children, for S5.25. @
Copies Of these Journals and Magazines can be
seen at this Office.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-25

About eleven o'clock Friday
night a policeman met q negro
carrying trunk along Lafayette
street east, and thinking he had
discovered an item he collared,
the negro and told him to drop
that trunk and explain. f"I ken
do it, sab" replied the stranger,
as he put the trunk down. DE
family what was boarding me has
been axing for money, and as
dey vas gone out tonight I
thought I'd git into some family.
whar dey respected de panic"
He was allowed to go on.
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One Of the readiest replies we
have heard lately was made by
an Irish laborer. i. "A gentleman
travelling on horseback "down
East" came upon an .Irishman
who was fencing in q most bar
rem and desolate piece Of land.
"What are you fencing in that
lot for, Pat ?" said he "a heard
of cattle would starve to death
on that land" " "And sure, yer
homer, wasn't I fencin' it in to
kape the poor bastes out az it p
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Police Jury Procedures.
VERMIL1oxv1LLE, PARISH OF LAFAYETTE,

l LILLE, IARISII OF LAFAYETTE.
March 2, 1874.
Present &c. Dubau. President, r. C. Ian
dry, 4: Leblanc, S. J. Montgomery. Absent -
Jean Bernard.
The President called the meeting to order.
when on motion, the reading of the minutes Of
the last meeting was dispensed with.
On motion, resolved that the sum of seventy
dollars he and the same is hereby appropria-
ted to pay the work to be done by Cesaire Du.
puis at the south end of the CarencrO Bridge,
and that warrant issue for the same on the or
der Of the committee on public works.
On motion, resolved thatsthe sum of two hun
dred dollars be and the same is hereby anpro-
prated to pay the work to be done by J. s. Rand
in the lane OF Mrs. Scranton to Mines COulGe,
| and that q warrant issue fOr the same on the or
der of the Committee on Public Works.
On motion, resolved that the sum of fifty dol
lars be and the same is hereby appropriated to
pay the work to be done by J. S. Rand on the
lane between A. MOutOn's and the plantation
formerly belonging TO Is. e. Grow, from the He
brew Rest to the Protestant graveyard, and that
warrant issue for the same on the order of the
Committee Of Public Works.
4. Leblanc was then called to occupyl the
Presidents chair, when,
On motion, further time was granted to the
Finance Committee to report.
On motion of G. Dubau, Resolved that after
the passage of this resolution. all warrants to be
issued by the clerk Of the Police Jury, shall be
made payable to the order Of the person to whom
the amount shall be DUE and not to bearer.
On motion of G. Dubau, resolved, that the
sum Ct twenty-five dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated out of the general fund to
G. H. Mouton, Clerk Of the Police Jury, to buy
stationery for the use of the same for this year,
and that warrant for the tame issue to his order
On motion of G. Dubau, resolved, that here
after the parish Treasurer and paris tax Collec-
tor are hereby ordered to receive parish war
rants at par in payment Of all debts and taxes
due this parish,
The President then resumed bis chair. and on
motion of r. G. Landry, it was resolved, that
the clerk Of the Police Jury is authorised to
keep the books and papers belonging to the Po-
lice Jury in his law Office In Vermilionv lille.
On motion Of S. J. Montgomery the following
accounts were approved and warrants ordered
to issue for the same
J. Y. Gilmore. $29 80; JY. Gilmore. SIS 40;
b. Eastin, $27 SO; H. Eastin, sl4 90; II. Eastin
$50 90; II. Eastin, $40; E. F. Beauchamp, NJ. D.
$40 90; E. F. Beauchamp, N. D., $40 90.
On m0tiOr Of Rosemond Leblanc the Police
Jury then adjourned sine de-
Q. DEBAlLLOx, G. DUBAU.
sssAs. Dy. Clerk. President.
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A fine distinction was that tn


A fine distinction was that the
preacher Of the Richmond First
Baptist Church made !: My brud-
ders." said he, when you was
all slaves dar might ha' been
sense for cuttin' a slice off de
marsr's bacon, or hookin' a hand
full o. corn meal, or robbing' de
hen roost /; for you all work hard
den my brudders, and you earn
it, my brudders. and sisters. But
now you is all free men dar AIM t
no 'scuse whatever you's all on
yer own 'sponsibility."
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II VI s..

LIE .ouss;gn6 inform- respec,ueu.ement
les babitants de Ia Paroisse Lafayette.
qn'il publiera toute> habitations. fermes ou
lots de terre, ainsi one touts prophecies
mobil,ares vendre ou louer, sans frais
Jusq"a CO que la vente GU le loyer des
ditrs prophecies soient effectu6es.
Il annonce fgsle'nent quill prepare une
brochure descriptive de toutes les. DO. lions
dc Ia Pa'oisse Lafayette, d&taillant les
resources ct antres information. intere.
.sntes, concesnant ces diverses. parties.
l1es annoncos ct references seront publies
q Ia suite de ces descriptions.
Pour plus amples informations s'adresser
= WIN. 3. BAILEY,
Au bureau de T4AdyeYfiser.
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FOR SAFE,

an Extraordinary Chance for Whoeve'
Desires Splendid Farm NTH all til.
advantages that this Section of til
Country Affords.
THIS Farm, or Plantation, is situated in
the Parish Of Vermilion, on the Bayou
vermiIion, three miles from the town ol
AbbeviIIe. The Bayou is navigable at all
seasons of the year to Abbeville and sever.
al miles above the town. Steamboats, run
between Brashear City and this Farm in
Is hours communications with the flour.
ishing towns Of New Iberia and VermiIion.
vile are almost daily. The Farm is ls
miles from New Iberia, IL miles from
RoyviIle, 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 Eve acres inclosed by
good cypress fencing; also large DWELL
ing house, kitchen, &C., four double cab
ms for iaborers, 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
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 grown
in the State, and is also an excellent place
for stock raising.
For farther particulars, address
ss sa!.s5..a $3.50. j N. YOUNG,
.ssss3 .,AbbevilIe, La,
N. P. YOUNG 4 Co,
Or to the Lafayette advertiser at Yer.
lnilionville. La. March 1874.
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I JUST RECEIVED.
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK
~ OF
MERCHANDISE GENERALLY KEPT II
a FlRsr. Class CouNrRY Store.
Come One! Come ALI!
You will find the best ard the
cheapest goods at my store.

Y : ~
The Ladies particularly. are
invited to call, and they need not
fear of troubling me, by demand.
ing 9 thorough examination aud
inspection of my goods.
I will not pretend to give in
detail my stock of goods, but !
can safely assure the public, that
! have, in my estab blishment, one
~ the best stocks that the market
tHords. And | again say.
CoxE ONEl CoxE ALI!
And. see for yourselves.
RssPEcTrULLY,
EDMOND CAIN,
MERCHANT, corner Main and St. John St..
vermilionvile, ia. Jan. II. "a.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE,
Parish Court

"H EREAS Napoleon Melancou
w Of the parish of Lafayette has filed
in said Court petition praying to be ap-
pointed Administrator of the succession
Of Cleonide Broussard, deceased.
Any person intending to make o2pcsi.
ton to said appointment willi6le the same
in said Court in the town Of Vermilionville,
within ten days from the publication Of
this notice. otherwise said appointment
will be made.
Given under my official signature. in
the town Of VermilionviIle, this 26th day
Of March, 1874.
A. MONNIER. Clerk. 3.
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rOTxCE.

,~,r - undersigned would respectfully in.
=. oar patrons that we are in need Of
~ "A therefore notify them to come for
- - isys and settle their accounts by
= s1hefSise. Those failing to comply
~ rvouest, may expect TO have the cost ol
- a3ded to their accounts. gar :
z; r.. y. soodra;aed also to further make known
.sissure. we will require an annaal settle
~ - 81 medical services rendered circuii-
# 1pellius as to adopt these measures to
~. y 4 subeiss and 10 meet our own ncccs-
- j D. TRAffAN. N. II.
Tsas. D. HOPKINS. N. D.
4 X 8. MUDD, N. D..
FEF EFF. BEAlICHAMP, NJ. D.
n. D. GUfDRY. NJ. d.
n. L. LYONS, N. D.
zA Us h.ist3 bth, 1873. s~
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A fine PLANTATION FOR sale.

A MAGNIFICENT PLANTATION
situated in the Parish of Lafay-
ette, in the Southwestern part Of
the. State of Louisiana, (in that
section known as the Attakapas
District), and being three miles
Northwest Of the fourishing
town of Vermilionville, and one
mile North of the line of the New
Orleans, Mobile & Texas Rail
road, containing 1wo Hundred
and Tuenty,fve superficial ar
pents of well improved land, to-
gether with a large, commodious
dwelling with three double Chin
neys and, galleries above and
below q kitchen with oil neces-
sary conveniences comfortable
buildings for laborers; a carriage
house, a hen house. stables, &c.
Over l25 arpents Of the land isl
now inclosed by . cypress pieux
fence and Bois dare hedge.
The Dwelling, Kitchen, &C.,
are surrounded with good fencing
and the yard is beautifully sha.
ded by oaks, Pecans and other
trees /; there are also q number|
Of fig, peach, plum and pear
trees and a vegetable and flower
garden, and q lot of Beehives on
the place.
The land is generally level, i'll
is we'll drained and never subject
to overflow, and has natural fa-
cilities for draining. The land is
lfch and fertile, and we'll adapted
to raj 1g Cotton, Sugar cane.
Rice, Potatoes. Tobacco. Vegeta-
bles Of every description and
fruit trees of all kinds suitable to
his climate.
I There is also q fine tract cf|
" ooDLAND containing Forty-five|
,45) superficial acres, situated
.hree miles from the Plantation|
IN the west side Of the Bayou
Vermilion, : (being on the same
'ide of said Bayou as the Planta-
ion. This tract of land is on a
high hill and is thickly covered
With the different kinds Of Oak,
With Ash and a variety of other
lsefnl trees. tits a most desirable
ocation for raising hogs, goats,
md sheep. The Railroad line
in 1872 by the N. O.,
Mobile & Texas RR. Co. crosses
his tract of land.
The whole of the above pro.
,crty can be purchased on the
terms, to wit I: $500
cash, Or. $4,000, $4,000 CASH
nd $4,000 payable in three equal
,nnusl instalments.
For further information
Address A. D. MARTIN,
Or to the Lafayette Advertiser
Verlnilionville, March 1874. 4
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: BslG-s young creole mules. in
= eds aad gentle to harness cheap
Y 81 Nineteen town lots aitnated
aad near the corporate limits Of
ftA 4 vsfmiIionville can Be bought
IMPLYING TO ". B BAILEY.
SS - Rent. "A certain planta
lotel il this parish. about S miles
ySemilionyiIle, containing 25O ar
MI ~, I portion Of which is we'll
% Ssh fencing, comfortable dwei.
~ ost Ilouses, DC.
51h.loO arpsnss Of land, IS
heiee woodland. situated on the
1sp Toslae. about Is miles west
sssil:e car bs purchased st a
fpsisa Ths land y guaranteed 10
~ a. ssid bayou.
r. ~ y w. Il. BArLEY.
~ ~. One houae AMI lot, with
ll.bsl. ocsner ct Lafayette and
~ esss,a in VssmiIionviile, and
g = Aaayetts street !: the lot is &c
llo ~. With good ne~ fence all
= isdepsadsnt of adjoining lots 1; all
oensuts On the place are new
es order; 4 six feet hall sepcr
~ ftem the dwelling: the store
. tsek With all the fixtures for 4.
s ~ eoola establishment. The
- I front gallery - &. long BY
aA aeh. hall. two rooms Is By
itA gsats 10 each, with hack gal. !.
ss end room; one 8 by Is f..
seether bsck gallery from hail
kinhes 10 BY 10 with chi,n-
saess from the ground up; all an.
~ (isclodiae one cistern with
~ Two medium sized els
ess.cooler. convenient out hon ses.
- soepa, &c, 10. Also i epien-
- 4ck (sncsd from the yard),
s.lSa shoiss fruit trees, grape
.s.bssy tedA shsbbsry, &c.
sess islosmaiee apply to
e w. b. BAiLEY.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-25

A Tesdye.-Une jolis residence ct Il
terrain. ainsi qu'un magui6qus local
joignant Ia maison, pouysnt servis de ma.
gasin soft pour grocesie on pour marchan.
discs sechss: I'encoignure des rrrs
Lafayette, ct verrilloa. riaisant face "a
rue Lafayette 1 vermillonvitle, LIE. lie
terrain mesuve 90 pieds de, face par l40
d. pfofondenr. Encourages toets nsufi
independamment des lots voisins toutes
les am6liotations sont enforcement neuves
etien patfsit etat. Ungrand corridor de
6 pieds Dc large, sepase la residence da
magasin. Le magssin - sur ~ pisds
dc psofondeur. avsc toutrs leo installations
b'en distributes. L. residence uns "a.
leris snr 10 desant Dc ~ pisds de long sur
8 pieds dc large La maison content Q
chambsss de Is sur Is pisds, / foyer /
grilles dams chaque chambre, .une ga!erie
. l. chamb.et cote dn sud. Une autse
chambre de 8 par ls pieds, avec galerie
conduisaot da corridor ala cuisine cui.
sias Dc l0Isur 10 pieda, ayant une ohs-
mines pour stove batis sur le soi--tout
sous ie meme. tols, q. compris Ii citerne
avec rsfrigerant, Egalemenl 2 citernss
de moyenne grandeur, aussi d'autses petit.
les hasisssa tres commodes, tells one r6mise
pour le bois, poulaillss. &c. Un grand
jsrdin, contenant dee arbsse fruitiers i'm.
porter. de premier choix, yignes, fraisss,
esbustes, 10. A
.Pous plus amples detaila s'sdresses. :
Wm. B. Bailey. M bureau de. J. advertiser.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-25

They were going to put a man
out of San Francisco theater
for creatia. a disturbance, when
a voice cried; Hes all right.
he's killed a Chinaman - and
they let the man alone,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-25

There is one good thing
about babies, " says aAlate travel
er, ''they never change. We
have girls of the period; man of
the world but the baby is the
same self possessed, fearless,
laughing voracious little healhen
in all ages and in all counties"