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Mr. Weber moved to engross the r
third reading.
MIR. Brewster offered the following amend
ment:
Provided, that the ACT shall not apply ex
cept by cities of two thousand inha bitants
and upward.
Mr.. Weber moved to table the amend
ment.
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
voted to table the amendment:
Yeas-Alexander, Anderson, Barber. Bel
den, Blackburn, Blunt. Burch, Cage, Chad
bourn, Daigle, Greene, Glaudin, Harris,
Harper, dMasicot, Rey, Stamps, Swalzie,
Nays-Bovee, Brewster, Butler. Detiege,
kelso. Pollard. Sypher, Thomas, Twitcheu,
| Wharton, Whitney-l1.
The bill was adopted on second reading.
The constitutional rule was suspended
| by four ffths vote the bill read the third
time. The bill! finally passed. the title to
stand.
SPECIAL ORDER or THE oAr.
Mr.. Burch moved 10 take up the special
order Of the day.
Mr. Bovee moved tina! the special order
of the day be postponed till two o'clock.
Adopted.
Mr.. Anderson called up the following:
Substitute for House bill No. 2l2 entitled
House bill No. 23S, entitled an act making
an appropriation for the payment of the
mileage and pes diem and contingent ex.
penses OF the General Assembly OF the
State Of Louisiana for the extra session of
1872. and the yegular sessions of 1873 and
1874: describing the manner in which the
same shall be paid, and making the war.
rants issued under the provisions of this
aceTeceivable for all licenses and taxes due
the general fund of the State.
The bill was read the first time
The constitutional rule was suspended by
a fOur-fitths Sote, the bill read the second
time.
On motion of Mr.. Stamps, the following
amendment was adopted:
Ia strike out in section two the words
''and all warrants issued by the General
Assembly for mileage. per diem and contin.
gent expenses shall be and the same are
hereby made receivable for all licenses and
all taxes due the general fund Of the State;
provided. that only warrants issued for the
session OF 1874 shall be receivable for Ii.
censes and taxes due the general fund"
The bill was adopted as amended on sec.
oni reading.
Tho constitutional rule was suspended
by a four ffths vote, the bill was read the
thirdd time. The bill finally passed, the
title amended to agree with amendment in
section two.
Mr.. Barber moved to adjourn.
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
refused to adjourn.
Yeas-AndersOn, Barber, Belden, Blunt,
Brewster, Daigle, Harris, Ingraham, Kelso,
Masicot. Rey, Stamps, Thomas-l2
Blackburn, Bovee, Butler, Cage.
Chadbourn, Crawford. Detiege, Greene,
Harper. +. +. Herwig, Pollard.
rwitchell, Weber Wharton, Whitney-I6.
Mr. Burch called for the special order of
he day.
The report of the Committee on Peniten-
iary was taken up.
Mr.. Wharton demanded that the renort
20 read.
Mr.. Whitney moved to dispense with
urther reading Of the report.
The further reading was dispensed with.
Mr.. Barber called for executive session.
MIR. Thomas moved to adjourn until
Wednesday next.
The Senate voted Ia adjourn until
Wednesday next.
MIR. Harris, in the chair. then announced
hat the Senate stood adjourned until
Wednesday, February IS, 1874. at liam.
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SIXTH DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH on
ORLEANS.
ANNA MARGARET SCHULZ, WIFE OF 6. g. b.
HOLE. rs. c. & d. Holle-No :6ll 80
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWEyrr.
4 ninth day OF January. 1874. Judgment was ,ar
the ,s court IN the following entitled suit.
, Anna Margaret Schulz, wife of G. g. d Hors NC
@. q. ID. Hole, No. 56iI ~ ~ ~ hoIe' VSs
AIier nearing pleadngs and evidence. rha conr+
nd .he law and evidence sustain pIantifi,s
t tb IL is ordered adiudged and decrsed that
M uu.o 10 Judg ment IN favor of plaintiff Anna
g aes schhe hui and against defendant, Christian
OF property between the said parties and d:an
luion OF the community of acouests and gaiTs
the costs of suit. '' ooieAuaEt pay
judgment signed February3. 1874.
A. SAUCER, Judge.
IN tesiimonp Whereof, have herenn.o Cos
naha ana am xed the seal of the said COM. ny
=; ~, "a New orleans on this third day of Feb~naro
dred and seventy .on ofd u thousand eight hun.
se,,a,,,,. EDWARD H. CANNON
Ia yr7%v, W
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Cg ORLEANS,
SARAH ROSS VS.. WILLIAM BARSEs-.no ..,,
h second S SEh II THAT ON THE rwEsT,.
rendered IN this court in the fnl,nwiSs inent vas
Sarah n, Ross ra ana figures following to-
On motion Of T. Wharton Collens s.. oeui:
6ne nroof IN ouse, upon producing to tRe c rLs
the law and the evidence heinz ~ oy reason of
!. 10 ofdeIea adIudged and decreed tbat Piantif,
instant be now conr entered on the nineeen,R
for piaintin, Sarah Ross against pe Judgment
Darnes. ner husband, decreeing a sana VILLAIN
PropeIty between the said parties. ,bpa aratlon Of
nave the separate administrator o. mat plaintiff
ana property that her said husband no. own affairs
legal interest from judicial sum of $2474 with
YVES privilege and mortgage for r rns. with the
that }b , a.. Ms property, real and narson OF
pherna and as belonging to he ocognized as para
thereon In the S Sph o ground and improvsm aaate
| panty tnow First Districn o. second Munich
sad per9id within Gravier rcy IN the
| special plot dated twelfth mated as No on a
surveyor and deposited in tbs os. ny Bourgerol
one inch front on Gravjer thirty seven feet
depth between parallel lines ana ps eighty feet in
II il fnrtber id Oh he other side NV u. ", one
demned to pay the Sosf that defendant be no. g.
Judgment signed January 81, 1874
,.., A. SAUCER Judge
~ III ,tesilfhony whereof. I have b
cItv az ~ 90 .le seal Of the said to set my
Ja1narv in ,hs Oh this twentv .; 1utt at the
eight bundrsd $40 year OF our Lord on ah.h day of
'e"' uiuieo ana seventy -four. 'ne thousand
ja3I feI3 mh2- S. SOLITARY
TI1r1,. Deputy Clerk.
United STATE, DISTRICT C0Tn.-
DISTRICT OF LOUIsIAN.
IN THE MATTER OF HEcpv
bankrupt WADE, JR.
L" h"nkrup,cy-No. 1919.
WE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY c,,,
- r, OF ms appointment ~ ID, GIVES NOTICE
OriasnsS = ade, Jr, Of New 6,e OF the estate
titon. "ahkrupt upon r.; parish OF
UNITED STATES DISTRICT 6077vz
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA '''Ar'
In THE MATTER OF WOLF s,,un
RTPT r SlLVERsTEIN BANK.
1n 0ankr"ptcy-No. 1a.,
i ha she eisD eDHaiD,ED HEREBY GIVE
judged bankrunt nD " Tangpahos LIB T., The estate
H"4 n1s own pefifios siana I'D
fell 1875 DnnJAAIN 0Rp1c~
4. norton, Az and
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NoTE.-The last tive bends OF $1,000 each were
sold by the State il 1872. and should be restored.
Statement showing the loss sustained from
the sale of State warrants by the LOuisi.
ana State University to September 80,
1879.
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THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Thirty.fourth Days Session.

Thirty.fourth Days Session.
SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans, February 10, 1874. )
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by Hon. c. G. An
tome, Lieutenant Governor OF the State
and President of the Senate.
On call of the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Messrs. Alexander, Anderson, Barber, Bel
den. Blackburn, Blunt, Bovee, Brewster,
Burch, Butler, Cage, Chadbourn, Daigle,
Detege, Greene, Glaudin, Harris, Harper,
Ingraham Kelso, Mascot, Pollard. Rey,
Stamps, Swaize, Thomas, Twitchell, Weber.
WhitDey-29.
The President announced quorum pres
emit.
Prayer by Professor Adams, OF Straight
University,
The reading of the journal Of Saturdays
proceedings was dispensed with. and the
journal corrected and adopted.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
New Orleans February 10, 1874.
To the Honorable President and Members 81 She
Senate:
have the honor TO ask the concurrence
OF your honorable Oouy Al DIV sDio"lhS
House bills, viz:
House bin No l55, entitled AN act 20
amend an act entitled an act to create the
parish of Cameron, and providing for the
organizations thereof. approved March Is.
1870.
House bili 80, III. entitled an &C. 20
amend and re enact section fourteen OF act
No. 80 of 1873.
House bill No. 1863, entitled an act TO
change the northwestern boundary line OF
the parish of Vernon.
House bill No l53, entitled an act incOr.
porating the Lafourche Bridge Company.
in the parishes of Morehouse and Richland,
and prescribing the parish subscriptions to
the stock thereof. and tor penalties Tor Vlo'
lation of the privileges of this company.
House bill No. I67, entitled an act author
izing the police jury Of the parish of DE
Soto to levy and collect a special tax.
House bill No. 1893, an act to prohibit the
seizure Of certain property for rent.
Substitute for House joint resolution No.
237, entitled House joint resolution No. 700,
relative to- the honorable Judge f. ii.
Durell, of the District Court, State OF
Louisiana,
House bill No. 100, entitled an act incor.
porating the EuphOnic Benevolent Assocla' |
lion of New Orleans
House bill No. ll3, entitled an act to !
amend an act entitled an act to establish
an insane asylum and regulate the same. |
approved March Is, 1855. I
House bill No. 120 an act to provide for |
the election of a recorder for the city Of |
Baton Rouge. and for other purposes.
House bill No. 1913, entitled an act for the |
better organization and government of the
public schools of the city of New Orleans:
to set apart the school funds for each year;
to reconstitute the board of school direct.
ors for the city of New Orleans, and pro-
vide additional regulations for the same; to
increase and secure the standard of qualit.
cations for teachers, and regulate their ap.
pointment; to enforce the local school tax,
and the duties of the City Council in refer.
ence thereto; to provide for an assistant
division superintendent; to require the di.
rectors to visit the schools: and to estab.
lish a normal school.
Very respectfully,
JOHN w. ROXBOROCGH.
Assistant Clerk.
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THE STATE. CT LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE ,.p,sr
Og ORLEANS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH =
ORLEANS,
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SARAH ROSS Us. WILLIAM BARSEs.no ,..,
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tutionai rule to put the bill to third read
ing, and desired to speak on the merits of
the bill in opposition thereto, but before
Mr.. Weber got the floor to speak on his
motion. Mr.. Harris moved to lay the motion
on the table.
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
voted to lay the motion to suspend the con-
stitutional rule on the table by the follow.
ing vote:
Yeas-Alexander. Anderson. Barber,
Belden, Blackburn, Blunt, Brewster, Burch,
Butler, Cage. Chadbourn, Crawford, Daigle,
Detiege Greene, Glaudin, Harris, Harper,
r. +. Herwig, lngraham, Kelso. Masicot,
Pollard. Rey, Stamps. Sypher. Swaizie,
Thomas, Wharton, Whitney-3O
Nays-Bovee, Twitchell, Weber,.
Mr.. Harris moved that the bill be post
poned until Wednesday next, and that it
be made the special order of the day, imme-
diately after the reading of the minutes,
and moved the previous question Cd the
motion.
The main question was ordered.
On the call of the yeas and nays the Sen
ate voted to postpone and fix the BILL by
the following vote, in accordance to the
motion of Mr.. Harris:
Yeas-Alexander, Anderson, Blackburn,
Barber. Belden, Blunt, Burch, Butler, Cage,
Chadbourn, Daigle, Detiege, Greene,
Glaudin, Harris, Harper, E. F. Herwig,
Ingraham. Kelso, Masicot, Pollard, Rev,
Stamps, Swaizie, Thomas, Whitney-26.
Nays-Bovee, Brewster, Sypher, Twit-
chel, Weber, Wharton-6.
Mr.. Weber called up the unfavorable re-
port on House bill No. rs, an act making
the fourth day of March day of public rest
and dies non.
Mr.. Weber moved to reject the report.
Rejected.
The Grange advance., 1874-12-22
Stop That Cough! )

Many hesitate to try a remedy for
disease, on account Of the expense, con
nected with the uncertainty Of it's bene
fting them; while at the same time
had they confidence in that remedy, the
expense would be the least objection.
With this fact in view, We make the
following proposition: Any person suf.
tering with cold, c6ugh or sore throat.
that will call at F. A. Poole's Drug
Sto4s and purchase bottle Of HAIRS
COUCH =: UGH CORDIAL, use one-half of It.
and It they then conclude that It is do
ing them no good, they can return the
bottle and receive back their money. 4
No medicine ever sold in this: yic;;n;tv
that produced such magical re.ult., i, !.
Don't fail to try It. s.
Orange v Willi,.lm,, Prep.ii.stl,or, 81, = nes-, J
ville, Wiz. .|ls o .. i
The Grange advance., 1874-12-22
Paper covers furnished free to all that
buy School Booksof Jones e. Cole. 49,,

Paper covers furnished free to all that
buy School Booksof Jones e. Cole. .:,
Poole sells groceries cheap. Try
y %If any one doubts the announce
ment Of Simmons, Olson l. Bush, that
they are selling of their entire stock Of
goods at greatly reduced prices 70 close
out their business, let them 90 and
price their goods. This firm are not of
that class Of business men who deal in
catch penny advertising, in fact they
have never advertised any until since
they have decided to close out their
business and nov they have felt that
every member Of the community where
they have lived apd done business 80
song should have the advantage Of their
ow prices and they have therefore made
the announcement, and every one can
depend upon it that they will stand .by
and live right up to what they have an.
eleaa 0lleed. 9&ess Ss4. s%@is.s
The Grange advance., 1874-12-22

will attend January 1875 the places hereinafter in the several
towns to receive taxes as follows, viz ~ ~
Welh Saturday, 3D. at place Of holding election.
vasa, Monday 4th, at the Post Office.
cannon Falls Tuesday, 5th, at Van Store.
Stanton, " Wednesday 9th, at the Stanton
Warsaw Thursday, 7th, at Evenson store.
Leon, Friday, 9th, at Martin Thompson's
Belle Greek Saturday, 9th at the Chandler house.
Hay Creek Monday 18th, the place holding election
featherstone Tuesday, 2th the place holding election
Burnside, Wednesday, l3th at A Howe's. ~
Goodhue, Thursday, l4th a. Hezekiah Bruces,
Zumbrota, Friday, 18th, at Keletts store
Pine Island, Saturday, l6th PostO Office.
Roscoe, Monday l8th at Buchholz
Cherry Grove, Tuesday, 10TH at Smith Nessens store
Kenyon, Wednesday, 2oh at Slee store
Holden Thursday, 21st the place of
Wanaulng, Friday, 22d, at VIM Wiliamson's store.
Mnneoa Saturday, 23d, the place holding election
Bevidere Monday, 25th at the place Of holding election
Central Point, Tuesday, 26th, Office.
Florence, Wednesday, store (Staton
Wacoota, Thursday 28h the place of holding election
Red Wing Friday, 29th, and thereafter at nv office.
Taxes Real Estate be paid
1O and
sale. ' ~ '9 - ao'er'S'ng and
III froe Ia1es remaining unpaid after February 1875
- - . ""0 0~'o 'neee
RED WING, Dec. s, 1874. Ia HANcocK ~ r,..
The Grange advance., 1874-12-22

fore drugs ana Medicines at Poole 8.
Hair oils, a great variety, at Poole's
Jones & Cole are selling Wall Paper
at reduced prices. - i
Any one in want of Christmas tree
will do well to call at Zirkelbach's and
purchase one.
F. A. Poole buys his Patent medicines
direct from the manufacturers and is
thereby sure Of getting the genuine.
Go to Eisenbrand's and get your nobby
suits made to order.
just arrived, fine lot of Holiday
books at G. NJ. Lawrence's
Pictures framed to order on short no.
nice, by Jones & Cole.
G. M. Lawrence has large assort-
ment of sleds. Give him call.
Steroescopes and Sterescopic views at
u. M Lawrence
Fancy goods for sale at Mrs. Esping's
new millinery store, Main street.
Have your pictures framed at G. M.
Lawrence's.
Toys at greatly reduced prices, to
close out the stock, at Poole's.
If you want any thing IN the line of
Gents Furnishing Goods, call at Eisen-
brands.
G. M. Lawrence hasa fine lot of Hol-
iday Goods.
Halsey's Choice Perfumes, in bulk, at
Poole's.
Changers will find it to their advan-
tage to buy apples Of Granger Zirkel-
bach.
For Il good book 90 to G. NJ. Law
rence's
A ball is to be given in Music Hall
January 18th, by Hose Co., No. l.
For Toys of all kinds go to E. P. Lo-
waters, IS Main St.
1t is really a treat to examine the
stock of Christmas Toys displayed at
Zirkelbach's.
Washington brand of black alpacas
and brilliantines for sale cheap at Hm-
aid Sunde's.
The only stock of those beautiful
candy Christmas toys in town is at
Zirkelbach's.
The largest stock of Silver and Sill
ver-plated Ware ever on exhibition in
Red Wing, is to be found at E. P. Lo-
waters.
Go to E. P. Lowater's for your nice
Gift of Miscellaneous and Toy Books, rs
Main St.
The cheapest and best hand sleds
in the city are to be found at G. H.
Smiths hardware store on Plumb St.
For the best ak in Minnesota, ask
for the Lumberman's Pride at C. H.
Smiths on Plumb St.
Get your friend Christmas present
Of nice pipe and buy it of Zirkelbaeh.
How would box of cigars 20 for a
New Years present? Ask Zirkelbach.
If any of our readers intend getting
up a Christmas festival they will do
well to call on Zirkelbach and see what
he keeps before making other arrange.
ments.
New M1L11NERY.-Mrs. G. G. Els.
ping has just opened in her building op.
posite Pierce & Simmons Bank a fine
stock of millinery and fancy goods,
wnlch she invites the public to call and
examine.
In the rear of his store Zirklebach
has fitted up show case exclusively
with Whitman's celebrated Philadel-
phia candies. They are unquestiona-
bly, the most delicious manufactured. on
this side of the Atlantic.
Those self-extinguishing safety lamps
so constructed as to render accidents
impossible are kept for sale by Nelson
4 Peterson, who are sole agents for
this city. --. =.
"The jingle, jingle Of the bells, bells
The merry bells, silver bells.'' Sleigh
bells, for sale at the popular harness
shop Of W. & S. H. Haynes, on Plumb
street, Call and see.
The Grange advance., 1874-12-22
IA AXES FOR 1871.

Notice in
County for the 1874 are
amounts rates Of ceng been levied
Tax Lists, to-wit: :
The Grange advance., 1874-12-22

filed with splendid stock of goods,
neatly arranged, and presenting TASTY
and attractive appearance. His new
patent wire safes, with revolving shelf
arms for milk and pantry stores, that
need to be kept cool and awav from in
sects, are charming. They are abso-
lutely insect proof. Every housewife
will want one. His sign simply read
in plain bold letters lib John Mans
field 11S." Do not forget the place,
No. lib Main street Red Wing.
ANNUAL GArHER1Nc.-The ladies Of
the Baptist ociety will have festival
ct Music Hall on Tuesday evening,
Dec. END. They design to have q q
pleasant time, and hope to receive and
deserve the generous patronage that
heretofore has been given them. burbank
q to be there with bis choice specimena
Of cnriosities. u the shape Of ! 'tsiide
show; and : pleasant time is expected
among the wsxe house men, Sunday
School teaoheTs and babiea, 8 beaut;-
ful and valuable presents are 70 IS
yil'o,ted q g sa1h of sthsss clssses. Admit
tsnce 10 cents. Ticket. at The door
Give thaa !. fan house. .5.-...,..9.5 4
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II . I s

1\OUS les soussignes, informent res.
pectueusement nos clients qu'ayant besoin
d'argent, nous leur donnons avis d'avoir
a venir solder leur complies en- monnaie
courante dams les 80 jours qui suive,out
Ia publication de Get avis, sinons lis de.
vront s'attendre avoi. les frais Se collec.
ton ajout@s Ieurs compte..
Nous scmmes 6gaIement de plus forces
a fsire savoir nos clients. que nous exi.
gerons an regIe,nent chaque aimee pour
tous soins medicaux rendns. Les circou-
stances presentes nous o5Iigent = adopter
ces mesures, atm &c ponvoir suf1ire notre
subsistence ct a remplir nos obligations.
J. d. TRAHAN, NJ. ID.
THos. B. HOPKINS, NJ. D.
F. S. MUDD. NJ. d.
E. F. BEAUCHAMP, NJ. D.
II. D. GUIDRY, NJ. D.
N. L. LYONS, NJ. d.
6 dec. 1873.
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Che fafapette Aopertiser.


TERM
SCsscRTPrloS-THREE DOLLARS per annum
n advance. For * months, 81 IS.
-aDvERTlsIy0-
Per Square, 40 lies or ixs). ..... 81 so
Every subsequent inertion. .......... rs
announcement Of catlidates for Office :. $40 90
No credit will be gwen for Advertising or Job
work, except by speciA agreement.
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place Of residence, wallpaper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements NOT marked, will be pub
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
- All judicial advertisements must be paid
Tor on the last day Of publication. :or on the day
Of sale. No advertisements will he inserted unless
security is given or amour Of costs deposited.
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Clubbing.

All who ore fond Of good cadiug are referred
to he following list of. publcations which are
offered to all subscribers ofthc ADVERTISERS Ut
he very lowest rates:
We will send the "Advcrtier" and the "Scien-
us American," +" the great american Journal Of
Sciences, Arts, &C., to'any aldress one year for
- SO.
The "Adver:iscr' aud the Southern Cultiva-
tor" The Oldest and best Agricultural Magazine
In the South, to one address "a 81 so.
The HAdveftieer" and woods Household
Magazine. agfxcellent Monthly. (worth sl.50
with ChroA Yosemite" o. 81 witbout.) for
SIS with N Chrome, or $S.75 without It.
The "Advsrtaser" and YScribncr's Monthly
MagaziDen for $500
I The Advertiser" and .6t. Nicholas beau
tiful illustrated Monthly Hgazine for the little
ones i is ONE Of The verj best Christmas and
New Year present that rents can give their
Copies q thess Joagnals 4 Magazines can be
oeen nt this olloe.
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FOR SIZE.

sSO0ADASV
An Ertraosii.ayv CRonce for Wnoe,e,
Des;res & glpead;d E.,.. .,:,x ~ ri ~
odvasiesse fhat az. .ss.s;". . az ~ ~ n.
- C06Afy. ]1c,d, q -
!. IIn tssm, g Plantation. is sitaated jn
- tne fas'sn g yefmilion, on the Bay6e
ss,m'son' ssn! tsfes mile from the town q
AoOev'WA The Bayeo is navigs6leas Ill
seasons % q ths yeaf, q Aebev;i6 md ssssss
a. mdss scoye tee towR sambosts mn
Oesween eDeat lll. ~ sbis EafDs Fl
10 nosss ssteatioDs With ths 6cAs.
'.n'ng towns g New lbssia and vssnilipns
v':,e are .aImsst ds!ly The Farm q le
m''es y nom nev icsssa, y miles nom
k"yv'''e: and. = nt!ss from Vsrmilies.
v'I'e. Inc fN soofaass ego sapssaciel
arpeots and Hoeee - the Bayou; mors
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II plS s..

lie soussignt informr respec.ueu.emen,
les hahitants de Ia Paroisse Lalayette.
gull rnb'iera t9utes h.bitations, fer,mes on
'ot: de terre, ainsi que toute propri6tea
mob'liaires vendre ou a louer, sans frais
Jasq"'a &c one Ia vente ou 10 loyer des
dites proprietes soient effectuee..
II annoncs egalement quill prepare uoe
brochure descriptive de toutes lea por tiona
de Ia Pa'ois.e Lafayette. detaiIIant lea
resources ct autres informatiops int4se.
santes. concesnant ces diverses parties.
Les annoncss ct references seront pubIies
Ia suite de ces descriptions.
Pour plus asnples informations s'adresser
= WM. i. BAILEY.
Au bureau de rAdve-t;ser.
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= AIk-Six young creole mules. in
- "a gentle TO harness cheap
Nineteen town lots situated
y = ssas the corporate limits Of
IN vesmilioaville can b. bought
lpfyins to W. 3 BAILEY.
lsr Rent. "A certain planta.
kx ia this parish, about 5 miles
Ailioaville. containing $50 ar-
r. I portion Of which is we'll
- lssring. comfortable dwell.
nst hoases, &c.
100 srpents Of land. IS
soodland, situated on the
ssne. ahcut Is mile. west
M ~ can Be purchased At =
lssd is guaranteed 10
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w. 3. BArLsY.
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Z vevmilionvilI@, and
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