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Cristman was present, myself and man
called French LOUIS, .M-., harvey was moi
present. Dnmphy came In and sat down be
side Mr.. Ford, and they shook hands. Mr.
Ford was sitting III ffoht Of the stove. was
sitting near the North door. Mr.. Dumphy
near the sink; when jlr. Dumphy cana in
he sat down In chair between Fox land nv.
self. I did not pay attentio1 their talk; it sp;
peared to be about lawsuit. / heard Dunn.
phey say, although you got away with me
Ford said he had heard OF people dying with
their boots Oh, but donot remember wheth.
er this was said before or after Dumpby's re.
mark. Ford said he was in fighting mood
didn't see Dumphy make any violent demon.
STATIONS. Dumphy fell into my lap, and
tried to get away; In falling against me, he
knocked me against the wall; when turnefl
l saw Dumphy on the door near the bach
door. Ford was on top Of him, striking him;
struck him i've or six times. Ford Was !
iarYe man, and would weigh 100 poands. and
was striking with all his force. Ford then
grasped . large chair and struck Dumphy
with 1t, II think In the breast) be broke the
chair and xrasped another; In passin& the lasl
chair he struck Ut against the counter, and
Mr.. Cristman took IL from him. Dumphy
went ont to the sidewalk. was ct the hall
door. Ford went out. heard him talking
In loud, boister0us tone. he then came back,
I ct in 8 chair. Mr.. Wakefield came In and
fold Ford that be was going to fetch Dumphy
n. md that be should behave himaelk Wake
Held and Dumphy came into the ONCE; Ford
MA then standing in the hall 1t the foot OF
tie stairs. When Wakefield aud Dumphy
came into the oflce went toward the sink;
Ford came in to the front Of the stove; think
Il Is or feet from the door to the sink.
when the shot was fired l was looking out d
the window: ~ turned Dumphy was raising
ia hand with the pistol; saw Ford standing
sim af the time: don't know whether he had
been walking forward or not Ford and
Dumchv were about three or four feet apart.
RI. Wake6e|d was drawing water and Hum.
phy was between him and the stove. saw
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NOTICE.
Advertisements and Local Notices handed - tof
publication. unccs the time ID specified for which
eAey are to he published, will he inserted till for
bid, and charged for accordingly.
IL wish eus palseas 70 distinctly ssdssstae1 s@as
he,ssssss Jsb Printing asd vsaasssat ASvs't'ssas"ts
avst 10 pald ssr IL advance. No exception wH' D
aade 10 this eue0.
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VIC KS
FLORAL GUIDE
For 1874.

Tus finest Liquors. Wines ard Cigars to be feand
in tine city At shs brewery saloep. Dave Caspeuscx
propristx.
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~ Looal Notices ~ cents per lsoe Ter
eSe 1sv& Insertion. md 10 Oeots Per 1soe
r>P eoeh eAASasenal assertions solid M.
peeeal tyre belag Tie bRSas.
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TIME subscriber would inform the people Of BOze
l. man aud Gallatin county that he Is prepared to
furnish them with superior Shingles and L.thss.
Having the Only Single and Lathe machine in tho
county, / am enabled to sell cheaper than other
parties. Shingles and Lathes delivered 1t any
place desired.
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Ford said he would not. Dumphy hit Ford.
When Ford got Dumphy on the ground
Dumphy called tor bystanders to take Ford
on. did not hear Dumphv say anything,
but when he arose from the floor he went in.
to the back room to wash. Ford and Dunn
ply were talking together afterwards and
appeared to be friendly. tried to keep them
from lighting. Don't think Dumphy was in
clined to tight.
Cross-examincd- was abusive to
Dumphy. took him by the cellar and said
somebody was son Of bitch, also, threat
ened him with his other hal.d. Saw Dunn.
ply and Ford alterward at the North Pacific
Hotel, they appeared to be friendly. Lsaw
them again on the street, they were not so
friendly; went with them to Carpenters So
loon. did not hear Dumphy make any
threats.
N. 7. Willi:ns.-I live in Bozeman; know
Dumphy. and knew Ford. On April 18th,
1919, was In Bozeman, saw DuMphy early
In the morning at my saloon. He asked me
II had . revolver. told him no. l asked
him for what he wanted it. He said he did
not know that ho would want 1t, but did not
know but that be might. let him have .
pistol on his pledging bis word and honor
that he would not use it but In self-defense.
Cross-exaEined-Dump lett my house
and went to the North Pacific Hotel; he was
quite cool: 1t was before sunrise.
Other witnesses were introduced by the
Prosecution, but their evidence was In cor
roboration Of the foregoing.
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Clubbing.

All who are fond Of good reading arc referred
to the following list Of publications which are
offered to all subscribers of the ADVERTISER ut
the very lowest rates
We will send the advertiser" and the "Scien-
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The advertiser" and the Southern Cultiva.
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in the South, to one address for 81 SO.
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The Advertiser" aud "Scribncr's Monthly
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The Advertiser" and "St. Nicholas," beau.
tifal illustrated Monthly Magazine for the little
ones it is ope 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.
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CITY COUNCIL OF vERMIL-
IONvILLE:

. The newly elected Mayor and Council.
men Of the Corporation II V-smilionvili-,
met at che Court Hoase, on Monday ihs
lth day Of May 1874, and having been
daily sworn. took their seats.
Present: Hon. A. Monnirs, Mavor. and
Courc,lm>u L. r. Resilion, II. Landry,
r. Z. NcBside. J. A. Chsrgoi.. 10. MoY.
ton and F. Bou'gss. Absent: 3, A. Sal!ss
The Council was called TO order. .n.l
On motion It was resolved, That The
salaries Of the officer. Of tbs City Council,
Be- and they are hereby reduced = follows.
to-wit: City Attorney, $50; Priater, $50;
Secretary, $50 and Treasurer, $50.
On motion il was received That The
member OF this Council. rsnsJss their rer.
vices freepf compensatioM
On motion il vas psoise.l. That the
nfijcs Of Constable aud Collector. be and
Is hersty offered TO tlss lowest bidder.
The Council tl,e1 p,oc.ed-d TO the cleo.
ton Of their Offices Tor tbs ensuing year
On motion. T. f. Mouton. Esq, wa.
cheated City Attorney.
". B. lssilxy. Printer.
4 ~. y. Bailey, Secretary anil Treasurer
q The oll3ce 81 Constable *nd C.lleotor
having been put 10 the lowest bidder, .n.l
Alexauder BItlausi. having til One Dollar
,sss dnlyx xeclareds Constable and Collector
h o. suolion i WAS resolved, That III.
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CITY COUNCIL OF vERMILION-
VILE.

Special Session. May 23rd. 1874.
Present: A. Monnier, Mayor. and Coun.
ciiman Landry, ReviIlon,, Mcbride, Salles,
Bourges, Chargois and Mouton.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
Alex. Bi;Ieaud rendered to the Council
HE resignation ~ Constable and Collector,
and asked that the same be accepted and
his bond cancelled, and
On motion it was resolved, That the
resignation Of A. Biileaud, As Constable
Collector, be and is hereby accepted and
tha: bis bond be caucclled.
On motion Il was resolved. That his
Honor the Mayor, BE- and is hereby autho
rized 70 call on Mr.. T. Bernard. and
demand formally Of him. whether or mol
he = 2iliing to abandon his rights what
ever they may be, to the Office Of Con
stabls and Collector.
NJ. Bernard being present stated in
answer to the csli Of the Mayor. that be
did abandon whatever rights OF preten.
tions, he may have to said Office.
On motion il was resolved, That the
resolution passed At the last meeting Of the
Council. ia regard to putting the Office Of
Constable and Collector 10 the lowest bid
der, be and the same is hereby repealed.
On fmotion it Was res6lved. That the
salary Of Constable and Collector. be
and the same is hereby 6xed At One hun
dred and City dollars.
u. A. H6bevt, presented IN account OF
- 10, for services rendered rs commits.
siouer Of election, which on motion. was
laid over until next meeting.
On motion the Council adjourned 10
Monday the Let. day Of June.
81. n. BAILxr, A. MoNKIER.
Secretary. Mayor.
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Fernest Martin, Parish Court, No. sse.
Eugene Baudoin Parish of Lafayette.
DY virtue Of writ Of Fier;e Fac;ss
ID issued in the above entitled and
numbered cause. out Of the Honorable the
Parish Court, in and for the Parish Of
Lafayette and State aforesaid, and to me
directed, there will be exposed at public
sale, at the Court House Of the Parish Of
Lafayette, on
Saturday the 6sk day Of June A. d., 1874
between the bours of IL O'clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'clock p. NJ, for CASH, all tho
right, title, interest and demand of Eu-
gene Baudoin, in the following described
property, to.wit:
!, Four work Horses. One ball
lace Horse, Two Hacks, One gray Horse,
Three Horse Carts.
Sheriff's Office Vermilionville, this 23rd.
day Of May A. D., 1874.
H. EASTIN, Sheriff.
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II . 1 s..

~ GUS les soussignes, informent res.
pectueusement - clients qu'ayant besoin
d'argent, nous Ieur donnons avis d'avois
venir solder Ieur complies en- monnaie
coursnte dams les 80 jours qui suive,ou,
Ia publication de Get avis. sinons ils de.
vront s'astrndre avois lee frais &c collec.
ton ajoutes leurs comptes.
Nous sommes egalement de plus forces
faire savoir nos clients, que nous exi
gerons un regIe,nent chsq"e aimee pou'
tous soins medicaux rendus. Les circon.
stances presentes nous ob|igent adopte'
cee measures, ain Ge pouvoir sufire notrs
subsistence ct remp'ir nos obligations
j. D. TRAHAN. M. u.
Tnos. b. HOPKINS, NJ. D
F. s. MUDD. NJ d.
EFF BEAUCHAMP, NJ. D
II. d. GUTDRY, NJ. D.
NJ L. LYONS, NJ. d.
6 dec. 1873.
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Che fafdrette Aopertiser.
TERMS

TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per annum
in aduance. For six months, 81 IS.
-ADvERTISlNG-
Per Square, no lines or less). ...... 81 50
Every subsequent insertion. ............. -
Announcement of candidates for Office. ID. $40 OO
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.
~ 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
security is given or amount Of costs deposited.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
To the Taxpayers or the
PNstsJb or LNf1vette.


TAKE NOTICE that your State and
J i Parish Taxes ofsle73 ~ we'll as your
State and Parish Licenses Of 1874 and all
back taxes due the State Tor previous years
have fallen due since the lst ofthis month
and will be collected with costs aad pen.
slties. unless they are paid to mo st nv
oiice within the delays prescribed By law.
Take notice further. tiat your hack
taxes to the Parish for 1872. and pesoed-
ing years, are now due, and after the lat oi
March next, they will BE- collscted with
costs and penalties.
Take notice further. that you are al.
lowed BY law oaly six months within
which to redeem your lands, and Other
property, sold during the past year in at:
is.action Of taxes, after the sxpiration ol
which time YOUR rights and titles to said
lands shall be forfeited
All Of the aforesaid taxes and license,
due in 1874 are payable 70 me. OF my da.
" constituted agent. D. A. CocaRAS.
Esq.. 1t my office ia Vsfmilionville, La.
H Office hours 81 From Q A. n. Il
o'clock p. n.
r. MARTIN, Collecsos.
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bonds Of the Treasurer aud Collector. be
and is hereby Fixed at Two Thousand DOL
lars each.
The Mayor appointed committee of
three, composed Of Messrs. Revilion, Char
go's and Mcbride, to receive aud approve
said bonds.
On motion it was resolved, That the
Treasurer and Collector, be and are hereby
required to furnish said bonds, within ten
days from this date.
On motion the Council adjourned.
II. N. BAILEY, A. MoHNIER,
Secretary. Mayor.
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Nhe1'5H'S Safe.
VIM. Pitt Kellogg. Governor, We.
Emile Caruthers Il ais, State Of
Loniaiana. Parish of Iafawaffn

WIN. FIT Kellogg. Governor, We.
Emile Caruthers Il ais, State Of
Louisiana, Parish Of Lafayette.
Parish Court, No. 394.
DY.virtue Of a writ Of F;er; Facias
ID issued 10 the shove entitled and
numbered cause, out Of the Honorable the
Parish Court in and foi the parish Of Ii.
fayette and State aforesaid, there will bs
exposed at public sale. at the Court House
Of the parish Of Lafayette, on
Saturday the eth day Of June, 1874,
between the hours Of IL O'clock A. NJ.
and O'clock p. NJ, FOR CASH, all the
rights, title, interest and demand of Emile
Caruthers 4 ais, in the following des-
cribed property, to.wit:
Three cfeo.e mares and one
creole horse.
Sherif's Office. vermilionville, this cad
day Of May, A. D., 1874.
Il. EASTIN, Sheriff.
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LIE sons.ign6 inform. respec:ueusemen
les lshitants De IL Psroisse Lafayette
qu'iI publiera toutes habitation., fermes ou
lots de terre, ainsi que toute propri6t6s
mobillaires vendre ou Iouer, sans fsaia
jusqn'a ce que "a vente on le loyer de.
dit-s propristes soient effectu6es.
II annonce egale,nent QUIZ prepare unt
brochure descriptive de toutes les po, tion'
dc Ia Pasoisse Lafayette, detaiIlaot fs'
resources ct autres infotmatioua isi6res
santes, conce.nsnt ces diserses parties
Les annonc-s ct references seront public.
Ia suite de c-. descriptions.
Pour plus ample. informations s'adresse'
= WM. D. BAILEY,
Au buyeax Dc rAdvertiser.
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ron SAFE.

An Extraordinary Chance for Whoever
Desires Splendid Farm NTH all the
advantages that this Section of the
Country Afords.
TINS Fsrm. or Plantation, is situated in
the Parish Of Vsrmilion. on the Bayou
Vesmilion, three miles from the town Of
Abbeville. The Bayou is navigable at all
seasous Of the year to Abbeville and sever
81 miles aboxe the town. Steamboats, run
between Brashear City and this Farm in
Is hours communications with the -four
ishing towns Of New lbesia and Vermilion.
Vile are almost daily. The Farm is le
miles from New Iberia, l2 miles from
Royville. 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 fiys acres inclossd by
good cypress fencing; also large dwell
ing house, kitchen, &C.. four double cab.
ins for laborers, one corn house, one cot.
ton house, stables and other improv ements,
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. offrom two TO fye years growth.
II is considered to be one Of the best fruit
growing spots 10 the Southwestern portion
Of Louisiana. ~
Besides fruits. this Farm is adapted ia
the cultivation Of oil plants that are grown
in the State. and is also an excellent place
for stock +aisiag.
For farthr particulars, address
N. YOUNG.
AbbeviiIe. La,
-. NJ. P. YOUNG l. Co.,
o. to the Lafayette Advert;ser 1t Yer.
milionville, La. March 1874.
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a Tesdrs Uns jolis residence ct Il
terrain. ainsi qu'on magni6que local
jcign mt In maison, pouvant sessir dc ma
gssin soit pour grocesie on ponst marchan-
discs s6chss; l'encoignuss dee rr.s
lafayette ct Vermillon, Iaisant face = d
rss Lafaystts vsrmill0nville. Ls. Ls
terrain msaure o6 pisds ID. .hce par l4O
d. profondeus. Encourages touts nsu!a
ind1peodammeat des lots seisins; toutes
lee am6liosations cont enforcement neayes
e % psrfait etas. Un gvaud corridor do
8 pieds dc large, s6pase Il residences dn
magssin. Ls magssin 90 eur - pisds
DO psofondeus. avec toutas ies Installations
ben distsibu6es. L. r@sidencs uns "a.
lesis sus % devant Dc 42 piesls de long snr
8 pieds ds large. La msiaon contisnt 2
chambses d Is sar le pieds, foyer !
gyillss dsna chaque chambse, une ga!esis
= Il chsmbss c6t4 do and. Uns autrs
chambss DO 8 par ls pied.. avsc galssie
Icondnisaat d. corridor II cuisins cai-
sine Dc losus 10 pieda, ayant une che
,nin4s poar stovs batis spr ls soi--loat
soss y meme toit, u compsis Ii citssue
avso stfigt.snt) EeeIsmeat ? citssnss
de moyenns gSaodeur, susi d'autfss psti.
~ bAtisses ts6s commsdes. isls qus s6snise
posr = bois, pouiaiIlss. DO On g,and
jssdin, oontsnsnt dss asbres frpitiers i'm
port6A Dc premier. choix, vign6a, fsaisss,
arbusses, 10.
Pous plas smples d6tails, s'adsesssr !
Wm. n Raifae - Nm r1osa A. r lls1oefsaer
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OF HUSBANDRY.

The vesmil,osvills Grange q the Pa
iFons Of Huabandvv viii hold regular
mestiags n the town Vsrmilionvilie, sn
the second Saturday Of every month, 1t 3
o'clock F.. n. By order Of the n.
q; JAMESON. il, Sec,'y.
April 18th. 1874.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE,
Parish Court.
Succession Of Ussin Jean Bernard,
1nnn~enN

Succession OF Ussin Jean Bernard,
deceased.
DURSUANT to an order from the Hon.
Parrish Court in shd for the Parish
Of Lafayette and State Aforesaid, and dated
May goth 1874. A meeting Of fhe cse-
ditors of the succession Of Uvsih Jean
Bernard, win be held before WIN. Bsandt,
Recorder, At his Office in Vermiliouvills,
on Thursday the llt6 day Of June 1874,
between the hours Of 8 A.. NJ, and 4 p.
NJ, for the purpose Of deliberating upon
the terms and conditions Of the sale Of tho
property belonging to the succession sfq6s-
said.
Given under my official signatufe. in
The town Of verm'liouvil!e, this 2ph day
Of May, 1874. s.
A. NOMINEE Clerk.
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Notice Is hereby given to

whom j, may CONCERN lhat have lost OF
mislai.l receipt signed by John Posey,
Receiver of The uAjled States Land Office
at Opelo"sas. "a. on the 9Th day Of April
1860, for In sum Of two hundred and one
dollar .eA go cents. and being for the pur.
cl,a$eo ,l's Lot or North East quarter Of
S-elion No. 3. in Township No. IL, South
of Range No. East, containing One hun
dred and sixty one acres and 35ll00 Of an
acre. Dox Lotus BouLEr.
verm,lionvi'Ie, May 10th, 1874.
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GEO. ". SCRANTON, I. D.,

AVlNG returned 70 this Parish, res
IL psctfslly tenders his professional
ssrvicsaEo al Who may honor him with !
call.
He will always b found 1t Mrs. ScraD-
tons pIace. about one mile from the town
Of vermilionvilie.
March 26, 14.-1y.
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s,OTlCE.

Il a.-scned wOlM respectfully III.
- = 0.t"~s that We are in need Of
~ ~ sssr .S notify them to come for.
n y - snd settle their accounts by
I1v1 Thse falling to comply
6. 3 ss s'.s. my expect % have the cost Of
3 6ei 70 their accouois. ..r,
s.ise1 elso % further make, make known 1a.. ,,.'
e xiIl require On annual se.sle'
m s'slieaI services rendered s..rsa c,scu%, =
~ 'sliiss y 70 adopt these measures: rest :se
5 al1x a,d % nces our own neceS'
p !. D. TRAHAN. n. y.
II Taos. B. HOPKINS, N. d.
RS. MUDD, y. .:
3 +. BEAUCHANP, NJ. d.
n d. GUIDRY, n. D.
\. +. LYONS, N. y.
- lth, 1873.
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"a Sis young creole mules. j"
~ "a geatls to harness; cheap

e:..,, .,.ol, mule. in
r. n 4, "a eentls 10 harness /; cheap
~ !, r...... .o.. ,o,. .;,,.,aa
.!s =" 49,. -. .arno,.,s limit. ~
II sv.:':~s.;i,. - ~ -. ~ honoht
s.:.".a w Rn.,,rv
y"s =
~ - ksst cet'a'n P'"n,"
ad . sna pa''sn, sO'o' m''e'
! 2sn'''osv'''e: containing .oo -,
2 pcs'see o. sn'cn IS we,'
~ stnc'ns' o1m'os'ao's 0"s''
= sst noosea' &c.
400 arpents Of land. IS
ias woodland. sitnstei on the
- Tosise, shoat Is miles west
oesil;s can Be purchased vt a
~ The land Y guaranteed to
1esa;d hsyon.
r. W. D. Bailey.
One housA anil lot, with
sa. sosaes II Lafayette and
lssslA IN vsrmilionviIle, and
q Lslaystss ,.see. the lot is 90
= ieep With good new fence al,
go - Rl::-:. 49,. II,
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III !. ,.,es.;eila wonld respectfully
'.auaes 10 The inhabitantssof the
n i1fsyet,e, that he will advertise
- a. rent 81 plantations. farms
= lands and also all noveabIe
Is5 arrested 10 him, free ot charge
~ : leaas il effected.
I ~ preparing . pamphlet de-
~ pari-h. in which all proper
n1 him will appsas.
~ w. 3. BAILEY.
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For A9cAet.-That excellent business
stand lately occupied by +. G. Latiolsi.,
in vermiiionviIle. situated on the corner
of Main 4 Washington streets. Possession
given Immediately. For terms, apply to
May l6. ~. II. NJ. BAILEY.
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a VtNas'e. Six jeunes mulets Gre
oIes. dompt6s aux hsrnais. bon marcher
S'Adresses au bQreau de ce journal.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-06-06
Report Of the Treasurer Of the Corpora
t'os Of Vermil;onv;lli, from May
1st 1873 to Nay lst 1874.
Receipts.

To cash in Treasury at last report. Is II
From A. Billeaud, late collector. 134 SO
T. Bernard, col. license and taxes 1850 Al
g /" for market house 2l9 Is
s. {" for dog tax 22 90
A. J. GODDARD, his tax ESQ
" F. Lambert, dne Is 90.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-06-06

4 Vendve.-Dix. nenf tersains. situes
dams ct en- dehors drs l;mites de Vermil.
ionyiIie. p4uv~nt etre achet6 bon mar.
che en- s'adressant VIM. B. Bailey, au
buseau de r IAdveytiser.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-06-06

A Headre.-400 Arpents dc tesre. "a.
rantie IL msilieura dc l'end@oit, don't Is
arpents etant bois6e, situ6e sur 10 Bayou
Queue Tortue environs Is miles i'l'ou:
eat dc VernillonvilIs. Celtic terye peul
Atre achet&e des conditions raisonnables
S'adresser Wm. B. Bailey, M bureau
dc r. Advertisey.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-06-06

4 Vtndrs on Loaer.4 Une habjea
tion situ6e environ eieq millea l'ouest
dc vsrmillonviIle. dams cetts Paroisse,
confenant $50 arpents dc terre, don't une
portion eat bien etsb'ie en- nne residences
commcde. cuisine ct sutres LAtiss~s. Pour
plus .mplrs details. s'adreeser WIN. b