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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09

The dispatches from San Francisco
bring us the sad intelligence Of the
death of the Hon. u. w. Percy after
a lingering illness.
Poor Perley 4! a man Of generous.
quick impulses, learned in classic lore:
ready, it is true, 10 anger. bat Hithal
possessing 4 hear. as tender and SYM
pathetic as a IN lie vas clear
analysis. and with q noble brain. lie
had strong friends ana bitter enemies,
and none, even of the latter, viii deny
him the possession Of p~re-eHineut
abilities, Nhich he ever c3erted IN
the interest Of his clients. lie va.
well known throughout ihe whole of
Nevada and particularly in the east
crn portion of the State.
Recently he resided i'll Salt Lake
City, whittier he had removed after
his triumphant yindicaljon at the
hands OF an intelligent jury, at Pi-
0che, after the long, tedious and acri-
monious Raymond Il Ely-iiermes lit
igation. Mono who listened to hi,
heartfelt u.teranees on that occasion
could for an instant doubt his entire
sincerity and conviction OF the right
Of his cause. Pursued. a, he
U;s, with all the venom Of All over
whclming local power, he had the
moral courage to brave it ali, and. like
a lion at bay, he turned upon his per
secutors.
Peace to his ashes. MAY the turf
rest lightly upon all that "as mortal
only to love, honor and respect, whilst
Ills enemies knew that in him they
had a "~foeinan worthy their steel
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09

CHANGE or I'IRT.-N. II. II. Eel
lows inform, IL that lie has sglI lis
interest IN the -Ntrn{u S'fae Joa3aat,
Ia has late partner, Mr.. I'owniHg, and
Will shortly take his leave 81 itena.
hIring his residence amon4 u Air.
ie.lo"5 has made many warm
friends, who "i!l greatly regret to see
Ina dC.9r. Wherever he nay pi;en
his tCa., itty -'io".c- a-tni him
Is... f...s.Hs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
Rev sa"~1;s",ioa of .r.sau.o..

L!EI!" iiosK, Ark, sop :.
The Constitutional Convention Yes
to-day completed tllcneW constitution.
"hiri. VA, >i-nr,i Ivy ii! but sevea ii
tie members, lelt,oitlioi.s DEF reea.-
IA the late o~l!tra-c> in lhe Seaga; and
10 d"i....l!i equal Justice to all, without
:c-afd 10 rae "l' cplor, pind4lig tl.c.!I-
se..c, to -jt-tl:n he LAWS; aud .nyi;ing
n.ui4rNlt.n 20 dc ~.
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uG.;er. 10 AREA: !I.a z.,nc..er..


Governor Leslie Yesterday in~3rue-
cd judge Phillips, of Jes>ainnc
county, 10 ral,e the arrest OF all pr
cons Engaged in %l.guching the M
gro Al N.cnu.>onIilir on Friday night.
Girc"-4i.;, i necessarily. thai dire .SIcr-
IL >h"ut! >utnmon tic entire power OF
lie county - bgiMs the auiiiy parties
10 Justice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
FOE alG.a II s.
Newspaper i;E4scm,.c -EI-.uI;f;o:,
af :ae A-9"E;.;,y sr.2uj-Su S1@Gs-
nrelly E1n L'.ni..n.

IAi:lS, sept. :.
l. Lh5rcrse has beci st>pendei fer
two uonth>,.I~r an article published
again It President $erranp.
Jules simon, III 4 recent speech at
Rheims, to-day, urged the d -5itfi5n
ri lie Assembly. Monarchy in f'faiiee
he declared Impossible. as the nation
Was conf r,~cI only Oh I;cpubIic-us
and Bonap&riis,s.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09

GONE lIoME.-That genial cusS, Red
Frank Wheeler. who is always well
come i'll Austin. tore himself and va
lisc consisting of a bandinna hand
kerchicf) away from us Yesterday. and
mounting the box of the Battle Mount
ain stage was whirled away in the di-
rection of Battle Mountain, at which,
place he will try to win his expenses
ut three card monte. and will board
tie cars ell route for his home at Gold
Hjl.-RtyGHc, 1Rh,
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Shot by III. 1,ar!sae"cr.

VIRGINIA CITY, sept. g
Samuel Wi3coXSon, proprietor OF the
I,a-ie brewery saloon, was shot and
morally woaHd 4 by h; huri,e;er
t!is afternoon, and d.ed shortly after
Wards. He leaves Il vile AMI one
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09

REV. IIESiY WARD BEECHIER is
still saiourEing at the Twin Mountain
House, New I%iamsphirc. lie intends
"a remain Till the last of the month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
Further Developments in eaa:.

Lincoln. cal, Sept. $.
y. i. Scott has been boring upon
the ranches near Lincoln. Placer
county, and Il few days ago. at the
depth Of. - feet. struck a Very superior
quality CT coal, being nearly twenty
icet III thickness. TIE ranch is owned
by u. Il. Cook, and is a mile from the
Wilson mine aid near .he railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09

\ SARATOGA lady refuses 10 write
home TO her husband. She's afraid
he'll give the letters to II of those
Western papers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
&csaGa-.

TgEMBEaS CT TIE baA#efATit
Va ',n;iai Committee will fl.ase met
liiS ~ hNlNt, ri h. cite. OF justice
Bo@l!, promptly n o'rlon&.
81 v. hI41l.S. Chairman.
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LOST !

Attic TIME OF THE FLOOD, July
IL 2iih, one pair 81 riesse I~uttuns, OF & set
ot shirt StGds, with small California dia-
lneni settings, AID Il number ut .I~lticles of
"tlnr l%"srlry. Also, clothing marked "A.T.
tWrrs." l:e Grd y i'll be suitably rcwurd-
ed by leaving Ike same with the undersigned.
nNlo lI.AS. l.. ElDl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09

PERSoNAL.-lIon. Robert NcBsth.
Democratic candidate for Governor
and martyr TO the stupidity ot Il Hum
boldt county Grand Jury, arrived on
this mornings stage from the Iail-
road. Bob looks as though prison
fare had agreed with hiin.-H.-"1V..
~.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.

,~rrcIAl. 70 THE pA1FY sESrtsKI.l
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I,SRN.

In Virginia. sept. ), 10 the wife OF Fred.
Schrucdt r. a son:
in Virginia. Sept. ). to the wife Of i. c.
Mcthvcu. Il da l@hter.
in ioch,, Sept. !, to Ike wife Of John c.
LyLch. Il son.
in .tu>:in. Sept. 6, to the wife of 5. Cres-
cVnsu q. II son.
IN irsti,. sept. :. to the wife Of James l..
Smlt,. n SON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
MARRIED.

In Austin. Sept. >, John King to AYES Mar
Tin.
In VIRGINIA, Sept. >. Donald McDoGga! TO
Miss Mary l.. t'RourH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09

Denies that; he saricnfurei .asnrrs-
can~-siau nj ;atiDg the <.Drrss
Property ia ReIne-E.ie EEoIa-
rn..Ia establishment Dis posed
III Elcuicnni1-'> EricIi:is At
tempt 80 sGiic;L his NoHstroiss
(rin.e.
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NLU TO y.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAlNiNG IN THE faSToFFicE IT
~ hureka, New. sept. IS ISL. Persons
calling for Letters viii please say ".tdyer-
ti>cd Sept. Q. ls7i."
Eaatt.r.' List.
Rest Dcll hina Fatty Mrs
Davis Naiiiia Dorsey Mrs TX
v iIyrn Mss MAY
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
Notice Of Dissolution

';'liE COMPREHENSIVE IiERErafUEE
L existing between y. ~i,aller y A., ".
Outflow in the Jc,yeiry business was on the
18th Of August, I,7l. dissolved.
V. iiALLER.
4. VI. OF i1ZoW.
Eureka. Eureka county. SEPT. s,h, 1871.
VI Halter will continue in fir Watch Mat-
ihf a"l l""olr bsstlc>~ j.. Ia lucia il,-
tlIn.la. =, H..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09

Edmund Na;5> has written 4 letter
denying The accusation that he carica-
ture,l. IN his latest novel. American
celebrities whose hoSp!,alitic> he &c
cvp:yd while III this country. and SAY
in that the >jN months he passed i'll
america were the ~plctsaltest OF his
liz.
\ Rome letter says: In progressing
WIKI lis liquidation of the church
property. the Government Commission
,aNc an action which shows tGcN are
determined 10 Il nearer and nearer 10
lEc bone and ~!caNptae former we'll fed
ana ii. littlc else than i grim skeleton.
lac establishment oi the propaganda
W4~ n, week made 10 feel. teft ife fist
time. t&e pressure AMI the tirst tufa Of
the screw which brought 10 The auction
block the fine properly 0t MoutaIt'>
large villa. or palace. i'll an admirable
~i;aIion. Several protests We're PAT III.
1n.A 10y tie director. vi The rrafasln
Ia and 10y the iriCud> connected with
foreign establishments in tome Ii
was knocked down at =. ,ual iraGcS.
The Propaganda VII receive, annual
~, u sum equal - about ls.uee francs,
a. Il benefit from this Investment i'll
public finds.
Joan l.. NU:tcn. Il yoanE man re>;d-
ing in jersey City Heights. Appeared
before Justice hl6rirh. to-day, and
charged tina, James nunn, John Gor-
don. and other persons connes,ed with
Rev. j. :. tleuirauing'S church. had
trie IT, inluc. uim hy threats OF eX-
posing him IN relation - an alleged
ease OF larceny ia swear Eo Vas the
father OF Mary j.. PoHaeray's child.
'r4,, ,I,FS., 81, a.. Lis 4tlitl,NIs l( fliA
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Subscription fo.Stcck,

Ten thousand five hundred (Slo,5o, dol.
Lars Of the stock have already been tako,.
and The books are now open to the rnbiic for
stbscrlption for the remainder, to wit: 50. so,
a. tho Law Office of l!i,ihouse 4 Baycnaorl,
liylaAd's building. Brte.grn street, use. TIA
following terms;
Twenty 20 per cent. Of the ;bscrirtiop
will be ~-c4uir"d at tls time ii snbScribinr.
and twenty 20 rcr cent. every thirty ~,
DAYS thereafter until thu same is Paid uD.
BY order Of til. 10 I'd of Tr %.tacs.
Nm. A~ttiiiEGfuN, President.
WI DAVENPORT, Secretary.
E'!icki, NY. July :. le7l. ;y7-:d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-09
THE EUREKA odd FELLOWS
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Eureka, Eureka County, Nevad.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Four Hundred Shares
SIS o A
President:
William Arlington.
Secretary:
William II. Davenport.
Trustees:
William Arlington, Isaac Whi.,c,.
Walter b. liarrub. William lead
W. II. Davenport.

VNl1S ASSOCIATION Is INCoRroBA TFp
L under the laws Of tho State Of Ncyadao
Tor the purpose of rccting n building for ~,
use of the odd Fellows of Eureka. and IN Ii.
vide the same into suitable rooms for rem, =" y,
the Lodge Of odd Fellows ard otker soeio,;e.
and organizations, nnd for stores ard Offices
ard will proceed Immediately to erect mon
the land donated to the Association by H.
citizens Of Eureka, situated On tho cast side ~
Main street, 49, feet south Of the Postoa;ee
in Eureka. a substantial
Fire-7roof Building,
Being a two % story, and basement fre,,roof
stone buildiEy. fronting Az feet on the ,..t
side of Main street, ard running east 100 font,
the same width. to the west side Of Buel street
the basement having a frontage on said Buti
street of H.. feet.
The entrance to the basement will hc NV
Bucl street, ard the Basement room will h,
- by 81? feet in the clear. with aII-foot e.;i.
ing. and will be rented to responsible partia,
by the Trustees.
Tho frs; story will be partitioned off ;n,o
two storrroo!ns. 81 by Is feet in the clrar
with a li-foot ceiling, which will also b,
rent.d,
The second story will be divided into room.
for the convenient use of Gdd Fellow LoIgc
and of the %varions societies which NAV meet
therein. and on this floor there will b.. five ~
rooms. all Of which will be rented by III,
Trustees I" proper tenants.
The building will be finished in frs,-e,ass
.tyl". and provided with all conycui,nce "a,
tenants. and the Trustees. frcm a careful md
rrindrnt estimate Of the revenue of III,
building, feel confident in assuring TO RI,
stockholders a net dividend of . , per cent.
per month IN their Investment.
The work will be prosecuted with ,h, ~.
most dist atch. consistent with economy ard
substantial work: and il il Contemplated tbat
the building will BE- ready for use in four IN
months from this date.
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FOR &.aZE.

An Extraordinary Chance for Whoever
Desires a Splendid Farm with all the
advantages that this Section of the
Country Afords. y
TINS Farm. or Plantation, is situated in
the Parish Of Vermilion, on the Bayou
Vermilion, three miles from the town Of
Abbeville. The Bayou is navigable at al
seasons Of the year to AbbeviIe and sever
al miles above the town. Steamboats, run
between Brashe.r City and this Farm in
Is bours !; communications With the -four
ishiog towns Of New Iberia and Vermilion.
vile are almost daily. The Farm i. Is
miles from New Iberia, 12 miles from
Royville. and 25 miles from Vermilon.
vile. The Farm contains 22O superficial
arpents and fronts on the Bayou; more
than one half Of II il woodland which con-
sists Of the best kinds Of timber. a.
There are seventy five acres inclosed By
good cypress fencing; slso large dwell.
ing house. kitchen, &C., four double cab.
ins for laborers, one corn house. one cot.
ton house. stables and other improv emeuts,
all being Of the best cypress lumber. hav !.
ing been put upin the years of lsee-'es
and 1869. There 10 aleo on the place
beautiful orange grove. nearly surrounded
10y water and containing from 400 to 500
trees. ofirom two to Ave years. growth.
1t is considered to be one Of the best fruit
growing spots in the Southwestern portion
Of Louisiana. ..-...
Besides fruits, this Fs'm Is adapted 10
the cultivation d al plants that are grown
In the State. and is also an excellent place
tor stock raising.
For farther particulars, address
N. YOUNG,
Abbevills, La,
s, sfass N. P. YOUNG 4 Co.
o. to the Lafayette Advert;ser At Yer
miIionville, La. So March 1874.
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fl . ! s

~ GUS les soussignes, informent res.
pectueusement nos clients qu'xysnt besoin
d'argent, nous leur dounons avis d'avoir
4 venir solder Ieur complies en- moun.is
couran.e dams les 80 jouss qui su,ve,ont
Ia publication de cst avis. sinons ils de-.
vront s'attendre avoi. les frais &c collec.
ton sjoutts leurs comptes.
Nous sommes egalement de plus forces
I. faire savoir nos clients. que nous exi.
gerons on regie,nsnt chaqne aimee pour
tous soins medicaux rendua. Les circou-
stances presentes nous o5Iigent .doptsr
ces measures, aim Go pouvoir suffire notre
subsistence ct a remplir nos obligations.
]. y. TRAHAN. NJ. D..
THos. B. HOPKINS NJ. d.
F. s. MUlD. NJ. d.
4. F. BEAUCHAMP, NJ. D.
H. d. GUIDRY. NJ. d.
NJ. L. LYONS, N. D.
8 dec. 1873.
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SECTION ]. BE it resolved by the Senate and
House OF Representatives II the State of Loui-
sana in Genera! Assembly cont ened ttwO-thirds
Of the members elected to each House agreeing
tbereto]. That at the general election for mem.
bers Of the General Assembly. which will take
place in November, 1874, al amendment to the
constitution OF the State shall be submitted to
the qualified electors Of the State for their rati6
cation or rejection liz the words following:
Article -. The city of New Orleans s6all not
hereafter increase her debt in any manner or
form, or under any pretext. After the first DIV
of January. 1873. 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 40
construed as to prevent renewal Of niatured
bonds at PAR, or 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. 50 Of 1871. payable only from
drainage taxes, and not otherwise any person
violating the prohibitions (provisionsj Of this
article shall. on conviction, be punished by inn
prisonInent for not less than two nor more than
lars nor more than ten thousand dollarA :
SEC. 2. Be it fnrther resolved, etc., That st
said next general election. the wishes of the
electors in the premises, shall be expressed by
printed or written ballots, az follows:
'For the amendment limiting the debt Of New
Orleans or against the amendment limitine
the debt of New Orleans" and the said ballots
shall be counted aud returns made, aud the re-
suit declared a. ia the case of election Of State
officers.
(Signed] CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signedl C. c. ANTOINE
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the Senate.
Approved February "a, 1874.
(Signed] WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
p. G. DESroNDE, Secretary of State.
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NOTICE.

OFstcx SrrERvIsoE Ov DEMONSTRATIONS orr
vUyEHs Parish Of Lafayette, :
Vermilionville, La.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions of an act Of the
l General Assembly of LOuisianx, approved
July 2sth 1874. and entitled IAN Act to provide
fir The revision and correction Of the lists Of
Registered voters nf 'hc State. etc"
Notice is hereby given that thc Office Of Regis-
trstion will: te of,r,,att xt the Court House in the
town of vermi;innriIle for tbe registration. OF
qlalik voters IS the Parish Of Lafayette. on
MONDAY. AUGUST 3ist A. D. 1873. and will
rcn.sin open [snnslsys aud legal holidays eScep-
ted j until Friday October 24th, 1874. for the
purpose # registering all persona entitled thcrc-
to ~ qualified electors Ot the State Of Louisiana
OrriCE HorKs From seven A. N. until one
o'clock p. NJ. and from two O'Clock +. N. until
seven o'clwk r. N.
All persons desirosS to vote at the General
EIcc,ion of November 2nd 1874. viii lie required
to rrgi<tcr anew, as the Law prohibits amy one
from Voting rsm any Certificate Of Regis1u1os Is.
xsed prior to tie year 1874.
J. N. JUDGE. Supervisor
of Registration Pnrisl. ot Lafayette.
kt.,.st .s;h to.s
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4 Hsadve. .-Uns jolis residence ct le
tssrais. aiusi qd'dn n,agoi6qus local
joignant Ii maison. pouvant servir dc ma
gasin soit pour gtocesis on poar inarchan-
disss s4chss: : l'sncoignuss dss rces
Lafayette et vsr~iilon, faisant face Il
rue Lafayette vermilIonville, lie. lie
tsrrain msasse 96 pieds de face par l40
d. profcndsdr. Ehtoorages ,touts nsoss
indGpendamment dee lots ,voisios; toutes
les ain4iiovations cont enforcement neuves
ct en- pasfait etat. Un grand corridor de
Q pieds de- large, sApars ID residences du
maassin. Ls magasia I - sur ~ pisds
dc psotondsor, avec tootes les Installations
bien distribn6ss. L. residence une "a
lesis sur 10 dsvant Dc 42 pieds dc long spr
8 2isds dc large. L. maison content 2
cbsmbsss Do Is sar s1S pieds, foyer =
griilss dams chaque chambre, une ga!eris
10 chhmbrs cote d. sud. Uss autse
chambss De . par 10 pieds, avso gaisrie'
condujsaot Js'csssidov Ii cuisiDe: cui.'
nine Dc losus 10 pieds, aysit one cAell
min6s poss stovs batis sss 'sis solA tout
sous b mSms tsis & compsis h citerus
avso rtirig6ssst) Egslemeat 2 eitevses
Dc moyssns gsAadeur. nsssi dhstses ped.
~ bAsissss tres coutmndsa. tsls aue p6nise
pour h bois, poulailIsr. 10. Un grand
jasdin, eoots6ant des asbtss fsuitiersiim.
pestts, ID pssmisr ohoix, vigoss, ffaisss,
ssbustss, 10. - st.'A 'ssss as.
Pour plss smplss d6tsiIs, s'sdsssssr !
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. }
AUDIroR's OFFICE,
New Orleans, August 19, 1874. }
No. 5.
INSTRUCTIONS TO TAX COLLECTORS THROUGHOUT
sy 4 THE STATE

The time is fast approaching when further de-
lays In the collection of Taxes are inconsis>ens
with satisfactory discharge of duties By the
Revenue OmcefA, and will render Il impoaible
to meet the just obligations Of the Staee or baI-
ance accounts and make Report to the Gedeeal
Assembly a. 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 whefeon
any Taxes. current or delinquent. shall remain
unpaid. You will be careful 10 observe ali te-
quiremcnts Of the lax in connection with seiz-
ures and sales, and conduct them eu1ler the PRO-
visions OF Act ~ Of 1878; bot no judicial re.
'ceedings Others than by TccoTaation and pnbii-
cation should be res0rted TO. and the process
must be summary in accordance with sectloh I
o! raid act.
You will also. in accoraaaee with The provis-
Ions Of section Of said act II. invariably bid in
for and adjudicate 10 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 70 Tax Sales re-
Gently decided by the Supreme Cont in the case
OF Morrison Va. larkin, are communicated to
you for your guidance in the Performance in
that respect:
First-Tax Collectors can collect :sxes On The
delinquent lists a. web ~ current unpaid taxes
for this purpose they can eef the aAuds that have
been forfeited to the State
Sccond- While the tax debtor reitains from
exercising the right os redemption Of much for
feitrd larls, he cannOs RESTRAIN the sale Of the
lands BY the Tax Collector under Act Ma. A..
Third-The tax debtor has no interest in
lands forfeited to the State for non-payment Of
taxes. except the right oi redemption.
Fourth the sale of lands BY the Tax
Collector "A herein l,pfnrc denctiI,es4 Al,e Aav
debtor Can redeem only by complying with sec-
tion six (c1 Of said Act No. A..
Fifth-Tnc method prescribed hy Act ~. for
:he forced sale OF lands fnr the collection Of tax
e.. is mot rrP,gnant ~ the constitution Of this
State or Of the United States.
CHARLES CLlNTUN.
Auditor
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i. MOSES,
WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD.

FoEwAWDrxG AND REcElvIxG AoEsr.
Choice sawed lumber at $25 per n
Pirux. Shingles. Boards, &C., constantly
on hand. Hauling du"e to and from
warehouse aud lumber yard with prompt.
-. aud 1T low rates
Bills sawed I" o,der at above rates.
July lllh. 1874.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-10-24

1E0 ARPENTS Of well improved land for
le)U rent or to work on shares. situated about
i've miles west Of vermilionville.. in good
neighborhocd. For further particulars apply si
this Office. jan. 10. ~.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-10-24
OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors Of the
p" = State of Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Office OF the Secretary of State. :
New Orleans. july IA. 1874.

CIAI6 VIZ b~NSSANAs
Of6ce OF the Secretary OF State.
New Orleans, July IL. 1874.
In conformity u article 147, title niue Of the
constitution Of 1868, publication is hereby made
to the voters Of the State Of Louisiana. of the
proposed amendments to the constitution of the
State agreed to by two-tbirds Of the members of
the elected to each house Of the regular session Of
the General Assembly Of the year 1874. and re-
quired 10 be publiehed three months before the
next graetal election for Representatives to the
General Assembly in at leaet one newspaper in
every parish Of the State. in which a newspaper
shall be published. Said amendments appear
fully in acts Nos 4. ~ and 81 Of raid session of
the General Assembly. which are herewith off,
cialy published for the Information of voters and
will he submitted to the people at the general
election Monday, November 2. 1874, in such
manner and form tia: the people may vote for
or against sdch amendments separately and If q
majority Of sAe voters shall approve and ratify
all or either of said amendments, the same shall
become part cf the constitution.
r. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary Of State.