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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-08-06

Rock CRrAM.-This will be found to be q
very ornamental as delicious dish for sup
portable. Boil u teacupful of the best rice
till quite soft. in new milk, swectcn it with
powdered loaf sugar, and pile it up on dish.
Lay it on it, in different places, square Jumps
of either currant jelly or preserved fruit of
any kind beat up the whites of five eggs to
a stiff froth, with little powdered sugar, and
flavor with either orange flower water or va
nilla. Add to this, when beaten very stiff,
about tablespoonful ofrich cream. and drop
it over the rice, giving it the form of a rock of
of snow.
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NOR SALE.The subscriber offers for sale on reasou
able terms the following lands and lots. situated
in La Sale county, to wit:
LANDS.
10 Acres-wl4 sWl4 of Eh Mex Sec ., T s3,R3
80 Acres-h a. OF Canal El2 NEa Sec. II, I. RS
so Acres-wl2 SW14 Sec. q. 7. 81, R3
lGO Acres-NWl4 Sec. q. I. "a, r. B.
TOWN LOTS.
Lots 5, 6, Block 3, States Addition to Ottawa.
Und2 Lot H. Block 1, States Addition to Ottawa
Lots g. T. 5, 6, 9, 10, in Block % States Addition tn
Ottawa.
Lots g, 10, II, l9, 49, 81 %, Block IS State, Addition
70 Ottawa.
Lot 6, Block So, States Addition to Ottawa
Lot IL, Block 80 Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold for part cash down. and the esdus
time to sit purchasers For further particulars appy 10
Albert F. Dow, Canal Office, Ottawa.
Ottawa, May L. 1S6S.-tf R. r. GOODFIL
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VEAL OUTLETS, Veal outlets form deli
cate DISH and should be fried either in veal
drippings or butter Cut them half an inch
thick beat up an egg, and with whisk lay it
over the outlet on each side; after which DIP
it in bread crumbs and lay it in the pan.
Dress outlets slowly and thoroughly, of a light
brown. For gravy, take halt q cuptull of wa.
ter thickened with flour, a lump of butter. u
little lemon;iuice; mix all together and put it
into the pan boil it up and pour it over the
outlets 1t is usual to fry bacon or ham with
yeal.cutlcts. and to serve them in n separate
dish. Lamb chops are fried N the same way.
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mechanic gives the following method of
so putting tires on wagons, that they will not
get loose and require resetting II ironed a
wagon some years ago tor my own use before
putting on the tires, filed the feloes with
llnseed oil. and the tires have worn out, and
were never loose. My method is rs follows ::
| used a long cast iron heater. made for the
purpose the oil Is brought TO a boiling heat,
the wheel is placed on stick. so as to hang
in the oil, each ielloc an hour. The timber
should be dry, as green timber will not take
the oil. Care should be taken that the oil is
not made hotter than boiling heat. or the
timber will be burned Timber filed with oil
is not susceptible TO injury by water. and is
rendered much more durable by this process"
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EINAI. - I.'I'l'LE.N E:N'r NOTICE.
ESTATE on MARvIN W. plNoCk. DEC'p-Notice H. here.
BY persons interested In said estate That Hiram
jackson Administrator with the viii annexed. of Marvin W.
Dmock deceased, will appear before the County Court OF the
sale and State of Illinois, nj the Court House In
Ottawa IN said county Monday the 18th day OF September
1870 for the purpose of rendering account of his
cecIs IN the administration OF ,adeS'at for the final Sette'
nlgnt.
Dated nj Ottawa, this 18th day OF july 1870.
IuySO-iw VI. l.. MEAD, Clerk.
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legal.

MOK,rGAGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
ao N sa Ellen H. that S hssn Oh Be e IA, Ky
hand. and and
Ssss
ter OF section aye @ the east hal,ot the quarter
ss;iS% siEh! sSSn:sp iS $
Oh Ia 81 o RIaff n
Sef" mote Of r even date T SAID
annam payable annually advance Nstionsi
TheTsa; provided in and By said mortgage the. II
or at The sa
eSS a G at srn m sa e .is, ;Sa Fl Rs
sna S @ @ aynn s % s .n
k
door e .c cons; House oaw SAID eSaay
having been previously Gwen the such BY
til Of
out q proceeds such sis pay nmssas 81 ss
s
;is ;s
Ellen " S Of re p sss pa1sa Sn m aa @
enter and .ks possession Of said premises without
va sS Ss!
a.
D. int ne SeSrsrs Office in Said Ia Sale
county In Book IT,, page lN;
And whereas default has been made In the of said
promso note, and the principal thereof with interest there
% o hS a"% .na
by virtue and in pursuance of the power of sale in said mort
deed contained SELL In separate tracts parcels the real
estate above described and NIL right benefit and equity Of
dcmptOn of said BENJAMIN H. Reynolds and Ellen Reynolds
tcrCln much thereof be- necessary, at public
auction, 20 the highest bidder for cash. Monday. the 18th
day OF August 1870 AZ the hour OF two O'Clock In the
afternoon. the south door OF the County Court House In
Ottawa In the county OF La Sale and state of Illinois, for the
said prmsSory note and the costs and
ut said sale deed Tor t premises sold will b. executed to
the purchaser pure ut the time of such sale.
PETER OlIPlIASr.
OTTAWA, ,'NlV SOth, $50 Mortgage
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SHERIKFS SALE
STATE OF LOUI0lANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE

J. 9. st. Juliss. Tsst'y. Esecatos -.
Joseph TrsviIls Bernard. Ts.os.
Eighth Judicial District Court. P.rish Il
Lafayette. No. o0e4.
Dr. sirtss of writ d Fer; Fasias =.
ID sued 10 The above estitled salt y ~
Eighth Judicial District Count 10 AID let
The Parish q Lafayette. ssd Ststs afess-
said, ssd to Ne directed, there will h
espoaed 70 publio saIs, q tie Cosrt 1ssss
of said Parish, o.
Saturday 71 dsy ef Jassssy 1871.
between The houm of II 4. \. sad 4 o'cleck
?. NJ FOR CASH, eli he right, title, 10.
tsrest aud demand Of Joa. Trev;lss 6ersard,
the defendant 10 and to the following pso.
pe'ty ssised to sasiafy said writ, to. VII:
A certain tract of land 81
tusted in sbs Parish Of Lafayette, % the
South side of Bsyos Tortse, measuring
cue bssdsed asj sixty superficial aspsatA
more o. lsss. bounded E.ss BY l.sds q
Jean Bernard asd His;sr Bernard aad BY
laad = ps~ssst defendant - Tutor Il Ga.
ton Bernard. biz son
4 cevtais tract Of land on tho rear d
the above trsct. sh- n, E part Of tract
purchased bv St. Julien of Hila;,e Bernard
by Act No 32Sl and taking tho middle
of the Cou'6s - the boundary i;ss and
going 20 far a to strike th. hack cosesr
between the said Jos. r. Bernard ssl
D"ps6 0uid'y, containing 7s} snp.rSs;al
arpenta
Sh~.;6s Odles vsrmiliosvi:ls, Dsosn-
Der 3sd. 1870.
G.. LANDRY. shsif.
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1bt f1faQeiie Advertiser.

--TUue-
0usse~spslex. DOLLARS par ,nnum
In advasee, q FSvR Dusa4Ans II not paid within
thc dsse three uootae.
--AOvEnT1oIN0--
Fes SQoafe, (lO lines ~ vcee) .....'3 ~ 50
Every suhaeqGeat iaeestioa ....... 80. Is
Assouncelseat a candidates for o0ce so -
No esudit win be givea Sor Advertising q Job
wosk, eSeeps y special agrseQeht.
Casls slaelag nesely tle nanet, busiae(s and
p,eos q aaee. M paper helu1e1 Twelve
= Al a1vesl1asDsaas aot marked. will b. pah-
HID uasA lasAid. and cbarGrd Tor accnrdiosly.
- Allju0ieial sdvestisessents ourt he oat1
Sr owtbs hss day = pss,iessaos, o. % the day
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Gen. Manstein commands the
Fourth German Corps. He is
remarkable for his coolness un-
der FIRE. At Searbrucken he
was in chief command. Wander
i,g over the field on the morn-
ing after the battle. he came
upon the burying parties, Who
were busily at work. He asked
one ofthe soldiers if his company
had lost heavily. VERY heavily.
your exoellency," was the
answer. ITO what company do
you belongr The name was
given. where 10 your captain :"
I'VE have just buried him "
Manstein turned away for q mo-
ment. then sail: Take up the
body; your captain was my only
son." When the corpse vas
brought to him he kissed the
cold forehead, ordered y ml6n.
choee . place Of burial. aud, with
unsltered countenance. returned
to his command.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORY.

A6R1UULTUZAE LMPLEMKN1x Il
fsA : RnssGsy. NJ Perlslo g., Balls Ohio
1owsss - nsaQsgs, 0attley Gang Plows,
0la0Ma Cslevseels, oeafhesn Corn Plaaaess,
- Cesl61 PIanleFs, Victor Cane Milh, Cook
UvopWoeos.
DOXD AND ulLDRxNC CLOTHING.
b I. WAlsnD, llo Caaal o9ssk Dsar e. Charlea.
CARPET KlRkHOU1E.
a. BaoodmAv 4 Co, II Chastres elrees. Iopoe.
tefs a 81 yhnlsaAls ~ Retail Dealerf \
GmpseA Uose Oh CloeAs. China ard. Cocea
B NllDA 0alalls. wiadew Saaas ralNp:
hshom4 la1seiah.
b. J. 8. KxAr5, Is Baronne Street.
OP1NClAK.
WilxIAM.Boams, loe Caeeadelet Street, above
Roydraa
OkLEAMJeLNvzRMARI, l41 Canal Street.
D.. Caorsu. Gesessl ssd Special ssrgery.
D.. BsARD. Disaass a tAe Bye and 1ar.
D.. DmCEoi- o. Diseases Peculias " Feaales.
n. Deuns, Dtssaaes a Tleoaa aad Ches9
sAceaaas1atloas fkst tCho, sead Soe CFealass
70. 0o9 81.
AAZk1D AND xkNy IURMl&RZNU GOODS
,. I. WAisss, lleeCssal SssssA ssae = Clae)sa
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i lie Auction bvt duly commissioned
.fIic... ~
T1srsdny tie 5th day January 1871
Al the Last residence II The lee. sse.l. IN
this Parish. III The psopr, {. belonging 10
the slOseeisd success,on. tO-vi, !:
.Oss oestsia tsact of pvaisi. land .i,ust~d
IN tbe pas;sh -of lafayette. containing
abost I've ksndrsd and twenty Ave s.p-nss,
hoap1.d Moth BY Benoit 1 sIs. East BY
NJ 1astiss, 6osth ~ Ma. L. v. Mos.
ton ssd Nm. Xleh+r Latiplaia, and West
BY thr Opslosvas Public Rosd.
A trac: of woodland in this Parish, on
The East side Of Bayou vssmilion. u,e.sur.
ing two srpens., front BY ten 10 depth. 40.
quir~d from Eris'e Of ('yp.;-n Arctueaux,
j,., bounded North by land II Don. insu..,
South by that of the Estate Of Jo-eph
Bsrsuy.
A tsact of land measuring four arpen,s
front By sixty desp. situated 10 this Pasish
On. ths West s;ds of Bayou vesmilios.
bossdsd Norh b. lasd of Joseph Losis
hossos, asd Sss,h ''6y tie issd Of Nuna
Bseaas = sls~ soqsissd from shs estate of
ISoatbess Ascesessx.
+ A uaoe II woodland 10 this parish o..
East s;ds Of Bayou vesmiIion. meassvis9
four aspeats fsdst % ssid Bayou, By tbs
depth d fosty ssPsuta, bos"ded Sou,h By
l.ed of Louis, Eni:e and Emilia Aeoeneaux
and North BY that Of Nm. Louis v. Nou.
ton.
The usd;v;ded oss s;xth Of tract Of
land in ibis Parish, o. The East side Of
B.yos vs.@;l;>n, consisting six arp~s.s
front BY forty .pen,s deep. hosaded North
By lasd II Louis, Emile and Emilia Az
ceoe~sx. South bssDlands Of M's Francois
Ascssesux and Nm. Rsbscca Latiolsis.
owned in commcs BY the heirs Of Hel&se
Casmosche, widow Alexander Arc-neaux.
Ose eighth oftwenty srpests Of swamp
land 10 common with the helm of Marie
Nez.t, on Cosies Crocodile in the Parish
ofSt N"rti".. joining South East, Pierre
r Breasx heiss.
One sixth Of tract of laod on Coulee
Blanc. 10 s.. Landry parish, said trsct
supposed 10 cossais eight srpeais By forty.
two. Abouaded-- --=-.~-.-.--s--s
Dwelling Hosse-Ki'chsn-Coss crib
CAbios ssd' other ost houses, Abost 1890
Ps""e's of fencing. G*rleo pickess. work
Hosaes. nasea aud Colts. nules, Cow.
aud Calves, Cotton in bales. Cotton and
Corn crops is tho Geld. P'o~., Hsrrow..
Field h.sneas, Cat, buggy. Household
Furniture. Silver ware, Cooking utansiIs.
Cs~kery. &c.. 4c
f7erms AND Cosdiliows :-CASH
A. AONNlEk, Clerk.
Dec. ,. 1870.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or LAPAYETTI<
PARISH COURT.

WW81A9 Hseset Dessao, fsaw H., 4
W ~ pk4 tQlhyeo1e, e1aiotslEaAoe q
~ s1oogIo RI Aa6Go1do Deg1aca, deoeaacA,
- NJ = - enDs = Aeessat = ~
s1ees96n IN = pso0lla pssgiag ~ ~
~ y e0vssln1 aessgolag y Nv ~ shea
dsly hsnslegaAsl. i
Al whaGs ~ psay9 oeaN adainiatrsAss
- boeo paa1s1 y - o6se u nd CoGrt dstsd
Oseenbe9 = Io7o.
Nov h@elbes polies b bsreAy glvea 70 III
= - 6aye lts9 ~ peblIeaeleo a III astiee,
Why ~ G1DgMnl1 A1ooaot dhouD1 not y hoUo-
o11s1 - ~ o1niois6aeW GschaeKe0.
olvea 111se ~ s0oial dgaa1nss h ~ town
q vaul1oavills, ~ ~ 1ay u Deoenbsr
lo5o. 4. uONN199. Clerk.
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PROBATE SALE.

tIsass Ices Jasess 1ssss, lssssssA
YynD1B IN y. ! so.ss6 +. saie 4
Pslie Aselioa - ~ ShesiG. -
11svsia1 ~ 4otk q Lsssvy lo7l
|assho ~ sssi6sess e ~ 1ssss1 =
|ths tova a veniliessius sll IL aovs-
|ahls - inoovsa6,s peopasty bsloagisg
Ito nd s0eossslos so-wse: =,
One certain Lot OF 1round
situaesl 10 ~ tow of VesniliosviIle.
msassxse a9s fsse frost By IL deptA a
2s4 tset. bossdej Moth by issd Of =.
Nastis, 6ovth b g. Chaslss 0esssk 1Ass
bv iasS q Losies Nsvsu. L =. T. asd
Wet b lssd II Succession. teGsGAss With
I'll ths bsiId;aes ssd i1peevsassesshssess
situated ssd sbsssse bslosg;ag. r
Another lot Of ground adjoin-
|;ag Tie '.bovs It, ssa.ssisg 29s ts+s
ftoss ~ ths dspeh Il ls% fsss. bounded
Moth by laad a 7. Mastis. 8outb BY 81.
Chaslsa 6assst Hsss By isnd Of succession
aad Wsss b The CesIts.
One third Of . certain lot of
~. 49,. ....:s. ~. -. - ."sS. !.
.;"s I ~ -. "a III e..,;.-
20 ~. -. = W~. L.G,..se
s.,..t' 81 ~ ), leo =: dss, 1o.{led Norsh
aa3 6sstA by les 6slsesieg tU1; Z.
~" - - ;rs.sr..... .l..... .,sc,.1
n.....s.1 ns..;..,.-Cnok;,. 1J,~,.
-. C.o.s.., ~ 0,...-., Ia,
~o,s C,ccr y0s. Ho,..-O,e H.;fs,-
''s"'e W. an
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Sherifs Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTf
Nathan Foreman, Ad,pinistratcv,
W JefFe'so" Hanks. No. 10


Lafayette.
nY virtue Of a wit Of ,.,i Fac;aa il.
ID seed 10 the above entitled aait bv II.
Hon. Parish Coust II sod for The Parish n
Lafaystte. esd STATE afosssaid. ss6 70 me
directed, there will b. sxpessd 70 psbiic
sals. 1t The Coust House a said Parish. -
Saturday IA Icy a Jss.sry 1871.
betwess The bosss Il IL 4. =. ssd 4
o'clock :. H.. FOR Cash, oil IL hight
title. iaterest aud denasd ef Je6ersoo
Hanks. the defendant 10 and to the follow.
ing property seised to sa.iafy said writ,
70 Wit:
One certain frame building
occvpisd by defendant ~ sesidesce, sod
purcbassd BY him At the sale II the Sue
cessioe q Tbeoph;'as Foreman. leoes.ed
ShssiG's oilos. Vssmilionvilie, this 0rd.
day of Dse. 1870.
GERARD LANDRY. Sheriff
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The GRAND JURY.--The Grand
Jury impsnneled for the present
term Of the District Court. was
discharged by his Honor Judge
King on Wednesday evening last.
1t WAS in session six days and.
judging from the amount ofbusi.
ness transacted. it was 'emphati-
cslly . working jury.
This is the only grand jury i'm.
'panueled since the war, We
believe, that has had the moral
courage to indict parties for
carrying concealed weapons. All
honor to them for it. The Sta
tuts in regard to carrying con-
cealed weapons, had lorg been
considered = dead letter, but If
We ere not mistaken, six 1hootsrs
and bowie knives will be below
par in our market, before the
present petit jury is discharged.
The road overseers throughout
the parish, were also handled
without gloves !; no less than six
teen Of them having been pre-
sented for neglect Of duty.
Other bills, the nature Of which
We cannot make public, were
found, we'll calculated to make
certain classes of evil doers trem-
bic. 1t will not require more
than two such grand juries ~ the
one just discharged. with the
proper cooperation Of law
abiding citisens to assist the OH.
cere, to make St. Landry once
more . region Of country where
the law will b fslt and respect
ed.-Ope'ossas Jos,nal.
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PrDbUte Safe.
'ucceaeiOo at Emilien Cavm0uche,

deeessed. No. s04.
DY vitae Of aW ovdes Of The Hon. Par
ID isA Court, in and fos Ne Parish o|
Lafayette, there viii b. offered 1t Public
Auct;oo, By the Sheriff, 10 the highest
and last bidder. %
Sstssdey ~ IA dey Of Jss.sry 1871
It tbs Coust Houss il this Ps,ish. The
fpllpviag property bs'esg;ng to ssid sue
csssioa, so.vit:
One certain tract of land situa.
I'd IL the Pasi,h Of Lafayette, contaio.
ing fosr huodsed .sd thirty a'peol.,
bossdsd shove by Iseds Of Of hra. p
B. Bseaas aod Bapsiste Sonnies ssj be.
low BY lsad of L. v. nos:oo,
One certain tract Of wood land
situated 10 tbs Parish Of L.f.ys,te on H..
Eas: side of B.yos v<vm;lios. contain.
isg tvo srpesb frost BY fo-,y ia dep,h
bossdsd shove By Mr.. r. r. Arceoe.cx
and hslov b 2: : Asresessx.
Terms Conditions :-On q
credit a. Oss, Two, Tbsse and Four ye.'.
from The of Ne: Psscl.asees 10 fsroi.h
shais. 6o,ss with pes.oosI securities n
ssliao to tbe sssi,f.c.i Il The adm;n;-.
t,.tr;x, 70 wIsse or0e! Ind 1t whose dom;
I'll said so,~s are o'b~ dawn payable,
cosaitiossd 70 be.s eight per cent per ~.
nun from maturity a.sii paid. The i'm
movable property sold 10 remain 'pecia'.
y mo'tgsgsd in favos Of e.id succr.sioo
until the purchase price and interest il
say shalt hsvs hsea paid.
Dec. ., 20. A. AONNIER. Clerk.
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Taken Up,

"A large creole bos.s. by oolo,. brand.
ID o. tho right sboslds'. = copy Of the
bsaWd csa b ssea n thin nfBr~).
The cwses b requested 70 some forward,
prove property, pay costs, and take i,
sway. Apply to
Louls ]. Asc.HsAux.
Dec. 10, le7o.-Im,
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MASONIC.

4 STATED Msstiags Of Hope Lodge, No
. lA. A.. p. A.. H., viii b beli q d
~ Lodge rosa o.
Apel ~. Nay l4th. June 1lth and 14th.
Jsly ~. Asguse co. septemh<s a.
Oct. StA. Nov. 81. Dec. "a asd 17fA.
y order d he w.. n.
w. BRANDT, Secsetavy.
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SPECIAL nGgTING.
nuIloe l7A le7A

- hoJsy ~ psnssat to ad.
e: ~. csgsry. Pre.;.
- - !. G. Dsvssssrd, Ian.
~ ~ pvssss1ksg meet.
pSql - apgssved.
cu3ese spsisssd = ssaoise
jassst 0s.i.Assssl staaes.sn,,
~ - ~ ~ dess "a asl foaud
\ sbish ssPsst ~ rsss;vsd ssd
, Csaa11as aPPe;sssd = make a.
]. r.. y y dths psoisbIs sspssses Of tbe
tlhe IN ysas. osds he follow
oelb ~ ssosissd aad adop.
11ns ~ nsabsss 4 ths
1ls0 spG1slsl y slaks -
- sgpseso 4 ~ pasish fos
S1 -, - lssss = ssposs the
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SOUND DOOTDINE.

The following tu0 The Lives-
pool Maj, diseloses q important
fact, and no person can deny
that this new test a willingness
in debtors to pay. i based upon
common sense:
I'VE were not sware until re-
Gently that many new,papsss src
consulted, to . large extent, by
people in order - ascertain he
peculiar standiag Of persons.
Debt for newspaPess become due
once . year, md persons Who
pay up regplArly once . year for
their papsfs, afe considered
prompt msa and worthy Of con.
fidence. We haa . person como
into our o1ios the otAer Day and
sey-
DO yoa ssnd yosr pspsr to
Mr.. W, r
We replied thst We did. E
"Wsll,H aid the man.. IA
owes me 26, and I can't kst Il !:
l don't think hs i good" We
looked secretly It Sic account,
and found him paid up. We
then replied to tho inquirer
That man y good. Your debt
is safe. He may have forgotten
it, or something else may have
prevented his paying, but he 10
good"
The msn's eyes frightened.
Said he, Il have written to seve-
ral printers, aud could not find
where he took . paper. I
thought Of you and said l would
come here" This is the way to
find out whether people sre good.
We ascertain what papers they
take. and contrive some way to
peep into their accounts. Men
who are good are very sure to
pay for their newspePers, and II
they do not pay for these, we
don't think them good. We were
forcibly struck by the idss.
Well" said b., Il viii send
my bill b. The post"
In : few deys tho lsrson came
in again. Said he-
Il sent ny bill."
well, did hs pay your
"Yes, sir." and opssis6 is
hand he showed q tn dsalt.
There" ssid hs, give me .
printers book sftsr III, to tkh
whether . mans good ; there's
. complete Thermometer !; We
always know . usn to Be bsd II
he don't pay the printer"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-12-31
SPECIAL neErtN0.
Dse, lOA 1910.

n Dbsss Jssy ~ ps"ssst 70 3D.
nsshp preses.: J. J. Ca6ssy. PSssi'
= &c. Lasi'y: Al tAs otbsss sb'
~
fhss lsiag - sse'ss. he neetisg
~ sfGsss5 y ssss Ssssrday ths l7th
H.
1 IA. ueaL ~. Cls5sss,
V(uJk. Preaias1t
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-12-31

Cces von SMALL pox Auo ScAaLx1
Fsvsa--Ths London Ssslpsl. H. high
eft medical su,hcs'ty IN The world, give,
the following =. ~ ;sl.l ;h'e cute tov .,".'4
pos ssd scarlet fever: Sw' phste zinc. on.
gain ;f"sg|ov~ (dsyitsIis) ""s gam; halt 4
essspoosfsl Of ssear; @;a With two teas
poossfm Of wsaes. Take . traepconfs
every eews. Either dise.se will di.arp-s
in Twelve hosrs. Fw child s,nal,e, d.me-
acooeding 70 ag~. Il ssases that If cou"
tries will eomp~l theis docton to ".e this
there would b no oesl Ecr pssshou.es.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-12-31

~"Ss there's another rpp'u.. =;
houot Vocif-"ua," ssid Ma Pau,rg'or
.. she put down ber paper and po, ~, mr.
srecka. The paper te'ls shout tn hprp
ing lathsr running dows the m""n,a,n.
but it don't tell how it got adre."
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-12-31

How 10 TnlL 4 Hlen mon 4
Low" CuunCuuA1.-Iho Len.
don Church nevisw soys:
when ~ 80 . spgtsoa ~ n.
stinctively leok q h1 neek. ed
We sum him up aesusd;ngly
There ere passons With eol1afs
aud cravsts !; these sre, - . rule.
Low Church ; there 80 Darsoos
with crsvets an1 /. no collars !;
these are - . rule, High Church !;
ard there ere passons With co.,
lars aud no crsvst /; tAsse ore,
q ! rule, Broad Church. We
do not, Of course. pretend thst
this is On exsct Classification, but
the distinctions ase sul Iciootly
accurate Abr general puspss,e."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democrats of the XlTIth District of New
York have nominated Joseph II. Tutte for Congress.
The Democrats of the LIST District of Ulster
County have nominated Patrick J. Flyn 10 the Assem-
bly,.
Among the Democratic nominations for mem
beers Of the Lower House Of the Missouri Legislature IS
Gen. Frank ?. Blair.
The Republicans Of the WITH District Of
Massachusetts, have nominated George H. Brooks ioI re-
election TO Congress-
The Democrats of the lid Congressional
District Of Loua lana have nominated George A. FCrdy
for the long term ana W. K GreathOuse for the short
term.
The Democrats of 0nondaga County, n. Y,
have nominated TO the Assembly W. D. Stewart from the
Ist District, John Munro from the Second. and Allen
II. Avery from the lid
The Republicans of the Ist District of Ulster
have nominated Cyrus Burnans for the Assembly. The
Democrats Of the ND District Of Ulster have nominated
Charles Il. Krack for tho Assembly.
This is the fapdOOdle on which rural Demo-
Gratis are fed We read corner Of yesterdays World
"Tlo following resolution was lately adopted n tie
Republican Nominating Convention in the lst New
lean voters Of the It Congressional District have ever
bevu and now are opposed negro suffrage and whore
Question; therefore be it resolved y this Convcntion
That We adhere the Old doctrine OF the Republican
Cl and sJ.cIIly declare tAat sc cannot -Fe gucOuI
agemeut and support 10 such an odious measure"
4 gentleman who was present at this Convention au-
thorzes Us TO state land 10 give his name II need be
thatu such resolution adopted by that body. The
on James NJ scovel and other speakers reOced at the
passage OF the Fifteenth Amendment Negroes sat
delegates and two Of them made loudly aPQaudod
speeches.