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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-11
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-11

~ About two inches of snow fell
last Saturday night.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-11
NO 8
QUARTERLY MEETINGS

Below viii be found the End round Of omar
terly meetings for this district,
hiehland CT. at Eikton. Feb'y IS L.
Prospect CT at Ce6a- Grove. Feh'v 20, 81
Lynnvilie ct. Al Old Lynnyiile. Fob'y 27-2s.
Duck River CT; Eenslevfs Chanel Ma. & +
Nj Pisgah ct. Simpson Chapel. March Isl "a
Mt Pleasant ct at Mt a.. March q. n
Maroella F. Miss. Taylor Chssel Ma 81 %
Neeo q Wl!liamsport ut Nebo April Z.
Let the ofleers Of The Church mahe = n
matter Of conscience 30 attend his own o,,or-
terly Conference.
wELLBoRN MOONEY. Pr
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PUBLIC LIBRARY or ksHTUCKY.
Death 0F GlOr. BragHfefte-.fc fgO5s
az the 7 ,-Sssses-f Successor.
-ePpolHfed-N0 Nor Post
gO8eFneHf Is Di.e sf'ifsQ Ger
tin Ffbt.ffffssgf gTfa

A q meeting ~ Iba Trustees % the Pub
De Iibrary IF Kentucky. Jan. IS, lsT5it was
resolved that O. n Bnegs ESQ " no
under the late Th"s. 2. Rraialette wa- tie
real business manager ~ the elft concert al
ready given Ia sid Of The fgaIic Library ~
Kentucky. b. and hc is he.ehy anthorizod 20
take she place made vacant - the death 4
said Bran.etIs 10 ths management OF tho
Hfia - 81 the ffih and last giit concert. and
hat the drawing announced lor February -.
8, shali positively ard uuegus vocaiiY take
lllnce On that day without any furihar l.f-t-
pouemeht or delay on suY aceou ~ VI lslti.s dr.
T. + DURRETT. Pres.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-11

DIED.-About miles north Of Pu-
laski, on last Sunday night, very sud
denly, Mr.. Alex. TinnOn, aged 50 years.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-11

~ This "bear" movement in the
Legislature could be justly termed a
''sOre Head-ed bear.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-11
2, SOC, 200 COLLARS !!
TTT C[-E EES
n 7
-A-LL )-ASH !
PRICE OF TIE Elk EsTS.

PRICE OF TT Elk EcTS.
" hoia Ticket = 54 90
Halve-.. Ell. - 90
Tenth or eueh Conpon 90
II whole Tickets fer sos 90
2Z5< Tickets Tor e-.fp
The payment o. Gifts viii ncvin tie fnh
day aflcr chs DTawilg. Tirkef- must h-
prezet "a ~ rfnt q ksDfa = Public Libfarv
Briliiug. Lori-vills. XIV. where tIsy ai.
b. taken and pHid Us Cash ohs 81 uf-u the
Formers and ifr ltga Baut - .1.-
Ettry IS Hs Web hus cen par- each
rsrt bearing .v lul4brr 60 tt- =, ra .ck-
ct. TheTeffo, d forth Or D. Ticket rntifIss
the holder there 60 One TENN 81 " hai ever
the whole Tirket may draw.
For Iirkets ard reformation. uJdrcss,
FIifsS =. .EAMEEIFE
aasleT ssu MksaaFa.
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Jnstructiou.
For Boys and Young Men-city.


CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
~ Private 'nstl ucon. Circulars sen, on application
THOMAS Il. ASH. II East i6th-st
A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
N and Musical Boarding school, l4t FIfthave, no. open
Terms reasonable. For particulars apply 10 H.
Director
ANTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 252
IA Madison ave. 18th and 35t sts, re0pens MON
DAY Sept Prospectus application III Is also III
serted Iows city Directory between pages 40 and Al
A STATE ELECTRO-M MEDICAL COLLEGE,
N Incorporated Approved by the Governor June lsIo
FACULTY LECTURES commence sEPf 20. 1870 for
College Circulars electrical Arcannin, etc. free sdt 80
albert STEELE H. NJ. d., Prsst lsCooper Union. y. /.
A MEXICAN COLLEGE OF ORATORI,
"A Eloe uton Dramatic Art, Vocal Culture &C. Ten PROBES
sOrs, each special Department Conneeted WITH
THE GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
NO. ll2 5THAvE, NkW'YORk
POYS' SCHOOL.-Mrs. GRORGE VANDEN-
ID HOFF reopens SCHOOL FOR BOYS sEPI. "a,
1875 school boars from 81 ~ ga D. m Eight boarding
pupils received. Apple atons sosl bs made nj once
No I6s WEST 42D-sT, near Reseryolr Park
nR. j. Sachs' Collegiate Institute, 1O1 West
~ 4sthet cor SHAVE Ieopens Sept - IhoSnkn c,Trss
spDy AtroomA
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MISS HAINES

- object Method-FoT children lees than ~ Neirs OIL
Terms 500 fl5 II entered De fore The l5 vi '.pitt
Der washing 500 10 500 per year. Flefa!'
home Central Park. Fa!IHGn c'nlsncc5 fcp
23 french free for one year tart Iion new
ana perfectly natural method Address Tor PARTICULARLY
4. rrhIre Ollrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

sCHILLER's DIE PICCoLoM!NI tGEkMAN CLAssIcSl.
Edited by JAMES MORGAN HAHI. l2mo' PIP 10. u. l.
Putnams Sons
The present volume well sustains the repu-
tation Of the edition of German Classics of which the
Hermann and Dorothea" of Goethe formed the first
ssue Professor Hart has brought to the performance OF
his task sound and thorough scholarship an excellent
critical Judgment, and sincere sympathy with the spirit
Of German literature The student will rarely md a
classical textbook edited with much taste and SKILL
and SO completely adapted to ebghten his comrehen-
son OF the genius Of author. The Introductory memoir
forms biographical monograph OF great value, present
ing copous details of the military and political career Of
Wallenstein and nicely distinguishing between the his
torca and the ideal elements in schler's celebrated
drama In composing "Tlc Piccoiomni" the poet made
use of such materials he found at hand moding them
into the artistic shapes which suited TO his purpose
He facts Of history by the creations OF his
fancy but always with legitimate pOecal motive. But
Hart suggests the student should not suer
the splendor genius to blind his perception to the
claims facts "What Nature and the historian tong
painfully after her with his historic method aud his orig
nal documents, give to in disjOntcd fragments ana
broken lights the artist recreatts for us az SYMMETRY
cal harmonious whole, with forms that and coors
that seem to speak Only let not c0nfound fiction
with fact not mistake the drama FOR the history,
but let rather read the hand in hand with the
other assigning TO each its rghtful place" Prof, ssor
Harris notes are model Of terseness and point not only
throwing great light the text but clearing up many
difficulties OF German construction. The historical refer
ences are of the same character and viii prove Of i'm
portant TO the young student Though the editor
occasionally trips in the labyrinth of German
dynasties Thus he gives 1906 the date Of assuming
the title of emperor Of Austria by Francis which event
actually took place years previously Aug H. 1904
The Slayonc Bohemans called "Czehs' instead OF
"Czeebs" this Is doubtless OF the press
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Eau Schools.


COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The EIGHTEEN I'll ANNUAL TERN 60 this insiitu'
viii Jones Great Jones'
and Lafayette place. IN this city, WEDNESDAY,. ost'
G. aud ill continue until May IS. 1876.
The OF study cmiraces two The degree OF
Bachelor Will be conferred stcns wto pursue
the fall and pass THE req giret examination.
For catalogues containing fu ino'maiion address ate
Great Jones ST.. THEODORE W. DWIGHT
Professor oi Municipal Law.
Union UNIVERSITY ALBANY LAW
~ SCHOOL Of instruction IN tlrs well known
school the first TT EsDAi, The Ith OF sep
tsuber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

SERMONS OUT OF CHURCH. BY Tur AUTHOR OF John
Halifax Gentleman" 12mo. PIP PIT Harper & BiOtbers
Miss MulOck certainly writes novels better
than she breaches but these sermons, though delivered
without prestige of the pulpit will compare favoraby
with many that heard within the walls Of "a church
The highest style OF composition not essential TO good
Sunday reading, and this volume presents decided i'm
movement on most OF the standard works that
commended purpose. IL is not indeed exclusively
nor even mainly occupied with religious topics but treats
largely of the lesser moraites OF e Of the duties 10
ones self and ones household OF kindly greetings by
the way keeping the heart fresh and pure, OF cheer
fully travelling in the appointed path and awaiting the
end with composuFe of bravery, sedcnia aud seifcOn
quest and absolute fidelity to all trusts essential
condition OF the health of the soul. Miss MulOck is
stanch advocate of wOmans rights but she puts her
own construction she method OF their realization.
a. The best husbands ever met came cut OF family
where the mother most heroic and sefdeDyfng woman
laid down the absolute law Girls first Not In any
authority; but first to be thought or to protection
and tenderness Consequently the ehivarous care which
these lads were taught TO show to their own sisters
naturally extended itself to all women They grew up
true gentemen--gentle heterogeneous, unexaetng,
courteous of speech kind Of heart In them was the
protecting strength Of manhood which scorns TO use
It's strength except protection the proud honesty OF
manhood which infinitely prefers being lovingly snd
openly resisted to being twisted around ones niger
A mean men are twisted and mean women VIII always
be found ready 10 do IT, but which, think al honest
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RIRIE ANIMALS By Rev J. @. WOOD. Svo PIP. 7l9
Philadelphia Bradley. GaIrctson. & Co.

BIBLE ANIMALS. By Rev. J. @. WOOD. svo. PIP. 719
Philadelphia Bradley. Garrctson, & Co.
Mr.. Wood holds high rank among the living
popular writer's natural history, and this new Amei
can edition of one OF his valuable works will receive
sincere welcome by the cultvators OF that science Ill
this country He is not only remarkable for the 1ehcy
of his illustrations OF the subject, nat Is reckoned al
excellent authority it's scientific details In the
volume issued he describes the structure ana habts
Of every animal named in the Bible enabling the reader
of Scripture understand the passages in which they
are respectively mentioned The work viii he found u
rich surehouse OF instruction and entertainment iuIls-
ing a great amount OF information in a sinS'lirly
attractive FORM In the present edition, the interest Is
not "A little enhanced by President McCoshs suggestive
essay ON Evolution" and valuable paer by the Rev.
Daniel March, OH "Researcn and Travels in Bible
Lands President McCOs finds the evidences OF evolu-
tion in every department OF Nature. One thug comes
out of another. Every object on the earth at IRIS
moment every raindrop globe OF dew every rock
crystal aud Jewel has been formed from ieGxisns ma
terals When has fulfilled its purpose, anddisaipeas,
il is not DESTROYED but it's clements still exist, and are
presented in a new form. The Scriptures teach doc
trine of evolution But this doctrine by no means I'M
plies Mr.. Darwin's theory OF the origin OF species.
Against this theory Dr. McCosh urges several strong
objections In the first place. there are no facts when
directly prove the theory. We have experience OF
one species being transmit ed into another There is
trace Of in the historical ages The theory at best is an
hypothesis. Nor does it account for all the facts III
offers no explanation OF the origin OF the matter out OF
which animated beings formed. Mr.. Darwin himself
is obliged TO postu!ate germ of divine creation
although the younger advocates Of the theory are not
satisfied with the admission. Other objections TO the
scientific validity of the theory forciby presented by
Dr. McCosh, but he does not anticipate any injury to the
cause Of egion from modern discoveries IN science
Though we may not be able at present To reconcile t3c
side of Scripture and side OF science we know enough
To be- assured they correspond with each other 1t
is the same world under different aspects. Dr. Nc
Coss view OF the subject exhibited in this paper is
poetca rather logical, appealing to the emotions
fully as much as to intellect and showing but little
exercise of the dalectc power Of which he is an &C
knowledged master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

~ PARK-AVE., n. Y,
40 between Thirty seventh ard Thirty eighth ssrl
MURRAY hill INSTITUTE first class .Ch0p! for bovs
especially ~ preparatory for college Number limited 10 y
fanny pupils 10 siX Twelfth year opens sept 20 JOSEPH
u. HULL tiael Principal.
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A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
N Pr.yats Instruction. Circulars sen, application.
THOMAS IL. ASH IL fasL l6'h-st
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-24

hiAYANA AND YaRA CRUz QUABAN-
IlNlsD. lin accordance with in
structlons Of the Board Of Health.
as contained "a the resolution
adopted Fl Tie meeting Of Che din
inst. The Governor yesterday
signed and this morning issues, 4
proclamation ofqaaransine agaiust
vessels coming from the ports Of
Havana and Vera Cruz, to date
from jung ZIG.
The time Of detention IS ten
days bus Under The action of the
Board, at the late special meeting,
the delay at the Quarantine Sta
ton will be much less. N q.
Bulletin, 18th.
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sfFEIsTFFss SALE.

Y Oehmichen IS. u Florenmlle tate
Of Louisiana Parish Court Parish
Of Calcasieu. No. l47.
T9Y virtue Of writ Of faz faeias TO
I'D ME directed, from the Hon. Parish
Court aforesaid, viii offer for sale, At
public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, for Cash, at the Courthouse
door Of this parish, iii the town of Isake
Charles La, commencing on SAlFBR4
DAY, tie Sd day 81 July, A, ID 1879,
within lega' hours, and continuing from
day to day il necessary, the following
described property seized to satisfy
said writ, to Wit
a large lot Of merchandise consisting
in sundly Dry Goods. Hats, Men and
Boys Poots, Glass and CroekerYware /;
Domestics. ady-made Drawers and
a lot Of Salt, etc. Seized to satisfy SAID
writ in said suit.
ID. al. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per ALLEN GIuLET, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Lake Charles La
june III, 1875.
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AT the conclusion Of a sermon in
Iowa, the preacher requested some
one to pass around the hat and
takeupa collection A Young man,
q stranger IN the church, jumped
up and commenced circulatiag the
hat Id such way ais to finish the
job at The door and pass out with
the proceeds. The preacher, eyes
ing him as he went out, observed !:
III that young man rims away
with that money he'llbe damned
a deacon, sitting BIZ the window,
seeing him make off down the
street, responded " And if he
hash t run away with tile money,
Tube damnedI
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

IS. R. Perry e Co VS. Victor Iouchy-
syfate OF Louisiana Parish Court
Parish 81 Calcasieu No. 149.
TY virtue of d writ Of 1ia.i faeios to-
Ill D me directed, from the Hon Parish
Court aforesaid, / viii offer for sale, at
public auction, to tho last md highest
bidder, for Cash, at the Court House
door of this parish, In the town Of Lake
Charles, La, on SATURDAY. the 8rd
day OF July, "a. ID. 1875, within the
legal hours of sale, the following de-
aoribed property, seized to satisfy said
writ to wit
A certain tFact 81 parcel Of land
lying in and near The town OF Lake
Charles, M this parish, and being the
east half Of the northwest quarter Of
section i've, ID township ten, south
range eight west, in The district of
lands subject To sale at Opelousass la
containing eighty and 5000 acres, ems
tered by Victor Iouchy, certificate No
6gI5 patent issued October 4, $50,
signed by James Buchanan, President /;
bounded north by ands Of ID. J Reid,
east by lands Of DR.. VIM. H. kirkman,
west bY lands formerly belonging to
Wm. Hutchins, and south BIZ lands
formerly belonging to htrs. Corse,
together with al the improvements
thereon and thereto belonging Seized
to satisfy said writ in said suit,
ID. H. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per ALLEN GInhEY, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriffs office, Lake Charles, La. !,
May a., 1915
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Suicide ola Doe.
-Hn 1uMEs ERaaI a EouHIH- sT2RY WINDOW

he JUN4Fs tAtyb4 a ho uAsAAt 754Ots@ MAp20W 4
Monday afternoon about 4
O'clock, tie neighborhood Of the
corner of Camp street and Com
msreial Alley was the scene of
quite an exciting spectacle, about
which there was something bor-
dering on the remarkable.
Students of animal nature have
not ais vet discovered ia any ani-
NAL, saving man, OF any reptile,
saving scorpions, the suicidal trait,
and throughout all their researches
nothing tending towards if, except
lis above, has been noted. The
Scorpio 4frtcana8, ID nUmberless
instances, when cut off from re-
treat. has been seen to inAict with
its own sting. death wound and
die. Tt was left to those gathered
on Camp street to see this mania
developed in i genus hitherto noted
for it's fidelity, affection, and love.
of good living
Al dog, d long haired black one,
looking rather blue from some I'M
known cnuse, ascended the stair
way of the insurance building until
dc reached the fourth floor IT
was quite evident that something
had gone wrong with him His
dropping head. pendant tail, and
utter disregard Of all serround-
ings. spoke louder than words to-
any member 81 the Cruelty Pre-
wentiou Society that lie was ia
grief. Perhaps Ills heart was bleed
ing over his unrequited love for
some well.fed Fanny, OH lnayhap,
IL was anticipated grief over the
approach Of the balmy sausage
days,
No matter what was the matter
with him, however he tArned on
the fourth floor, took enc last fond
look upon the world, aud dashed
precipitately out ST the window TO
the cruel stones below. There was
painful yelp when he struck,
and d gentleman, ID order to put
the canine out Of misery, shot him.
a large crowd saw tile whole
thing, aud after the shot some five
hundred persons gathered n
@. Bulletin.
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...HIE--. 80.

Leon 9 81 Blum 70 Niogenvllle
State 0I Louisiana karisL Court
Parish Of Gales eu No t46.
ID y yirtue Of q writ 81 asri focia 81
ID ne digeeted from the Hon Pars
Court aforesaid. j viii oiIe for sale, st
public anetion, q the last aud highest
bidder, for Cash. at the Courthouse
door of this parish, IL The town Of Like
Charles, Ia. commencing on SAT- h-
DAY the 3a day Of July, a ~ 1875,
within legal hours, and continuing
from DAY II day If necessary the fol-
lowing described property. seized tc
satisfy said wfit 10 wit
"a large lot 81 merchandise consisting
in Dry Goods, Hats, Boots Shoes. Tin,
Glass and Crockery Misses and
Boys Goats, Pants and Vests Ladies'
and Gents Hose, Thread Buttons and
Trimmings Shawlss Balmorals, ETC.;
also one Saddle and two Saddle Trees,
ETC., etc. 'All of which seized tosatisfy
said writ ia said suit
ID. H. LYONS Sheriff
Per ALLEN GHsnEY Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office, Lake Charles La.,
June III, 1875.
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state Of Louisiana.
AUIJIINJt0 . NIE EItIIIg
New ORLEANS, june S, 1875
TO TAX COLLECTORS

I'D TAX CDLI4ECAO1sS.
Circular No. 8.
fEAAX COLLECTORS are reminded Of
the necessity to enforce the pay
ment Of all delinquent and pro rata Of
current taxes during the present month,
and prior Q their quarterly settlement
due July 1, proximo
You are required TO enforce an such
collections at once, and to this end you
will vigorously proceed under the pros
visions Of Act No AZ, Of 1878. Under
instruc ions heretofore issued III Circus
lar No 2, yOu viii continue to collect
delinquent taxes without penalties, mp
to, and including June 30 From and
after thot date await further instruc-
tons, pending the receipt Of which
you viii cease to collect, as above,
without penalties.
CHAS. CLINTON. Auditor
ie17 IL
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Woman, lovely woman, means
10 have her rights ia Pennsylvania.
Miss Carrie Burnhain, Of Philadel-
phia. instead of putting in her
golden moments on embroidery
and erotchet work, ieaFlessly.
tackled Blackstone and Gritty.
Having, as sho believed, acquired
Sufficient legal lore, she applied 20
the Board Of Examiners, appointed
BIZ the Court Of Common Pleas, to
be examined for admission To The
bar. The board refused an order
for her to be examined els law stu
dents are before admissions and
Miss Burnham hos brought suit
against that board laying her
damages 40 800, 600 Size alleges
d hez petition, that she is denied
tha pIigilaae % earning b livelihood
~ tne profession of her choices
end therefore prevented from ex,
Qrgsipe ene al theFiehts gaaEan
taed haF as citizen hY the Con
siitutcn HE United States Ahe
s'ls psosniaes l1 ne most lpeer
elinp ne. and viii settle e9rtaln
Vased questions regarding oonssi.
tulioaal RIGHTS N @ Times
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5000 BE YYARD.



REWARD Of 5000 iaoifered by the
IA citizens of Caleasieu, for She arrest
and lodging in Jail al Lake Charles, OF
Dock Shocky, for the shooting and At
tempting to commit murder in cold
blood. Oh the person of Joseph Roy, on
Wednesday, the 2Sth day 81 April, 1870.
Joseph Roy being nov 1T the point Of
death from The effects OF said shot.
The said Dock Shocky Is about Ave
feet fouY inches high, and weighs about
100 pounds dark, sandy hair and whis-
kaEs with thin upaer lip, aud very little
beard IA i'll; thin, sharp nose, brown
eyes, with d peculiar decd expression !
small foot, wears 4 nember three boot /,
short, clumsy hand aud fingers, thumbs
with very short mil joints he has been
shot III the arm and leg On Che same
side two small scars On the head Re
il apparently about twenty.three years
old.
May 9 1875.
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4 tDAlMkNClNts next week THURS
~ day, fHaY 81 and on every t1r
day ard Thur tha iter until this
notice Is withdrawn. commencing 81 10
O'Clock a. 81, by request q tie owner
and mortegeer, and 81 the mortgages
d win seH 1T Public auction. without
reserve, e. the highest bidder. alternate
town lots ffDm most valuable trect Of
land lying IL the town ol Lake CHARLES,
Within fh Minutes WALK O. che Cont
House, and containing nearly forty
town lots aaeH me- 8igng feet JE
200 feet Tine land IS patented, and the
title VIII Sc fnllg warranted
TEHMs 0ne-hah cash. aud the
balance al twelve months credit for
which balance each purchaser will ex-
.Rcute lis note. bearing g per cent IN
terest from date. secured by special
mortgage, With vendors privilege ON
the lot OF lots he buys Acts II sale
before the Parieh Recorder. IT pur-
chasers expense EuII description Of
Tire property given a each sale.
This IS the only ehaIice ever offered
here 8 purchasers, e buy town lots at
their own prices.
DAVID FL. LYONS
Sheriff of Galcasieu.
wrcv-e ToTE 4e
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i wonld resp 1llg Inform haso 81
my friends. beth hef audmt distance
who hae any exr alton ef ne
thirsty thet havo Just received q most
complete assortment of Rufe Liquors
ever imported to Lake Ghaises. which
j ann DESTROYS of selling Is 5ulr ~
and retail as priced talus iY lat1 SELLER
and buyer aIv wines and htandIe ere
unsurpassed and my whiskies tlis
simon pare Before leaving town be
sure and call around anel take parting
farowel IaGez Hesr, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand pS
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B. SAXON,
BIG wv GODS, La,

rs selling Dry Goods, Groceries,
il Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crockery, and
many other things too numerous To-
mention, cheaper than ever before.
Ny terms are cash down on the spot.
Quick sales and small profits
June III, 1875 Az