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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-06-21

publican processes to have had q
prophetic vision of a revolution
in the mode ofprinting newspa-
pers, thus
Entering the splendid com.
posing-room, 4ooked around for
the printers. Lo and behold
not a print was in sight not a
stand nor a type case not an
oath nor a vulgar word was
heard but about a dozen intel.
ligent-looklng gentlemen were
sitting. each with q marble-top-
ped square table before him. on
which was a pile of finely polished
zinc plates, the width of q column,
and of various lengths. Each
likewise had a stationary cutting.
knife beside him, to use as he re.
quired. Inquired what had be-
come of the typos, and was told
that their occupation had long
since departed that they had i
engaged in other occupations,
many ofthem having chosen the
profession of the law, for which
their previous extensive practice
at the bar eminently fitted them,
and that the gentlemen sitting
before me wrote the newspaper
on those zinc plates. that q fast
a. one finished an article, he took
q proof from it with Z peculiar
ink. between cylinders, 81 cop.
per-plate does ; and tha& s4ter.
wards the plstes were arrasged
a. the typ used to be between
column rules, just 8 high - the
plates. That then . roller was
passed oyer them repeatedly,
containing . varnish which ed-
hered to the writing On the,
plates, but not to'the.p plates Aem.;
selves, until the letters were high
enough from which to make :
matrix, and that from this time.
the process WAS Substantially the
same - when type was used.
"But, how,"t / asked, did the
readers Of the paper like . man.
uscript newspaper agva1q d.iav
.Ohl many objected to it. bat
they soon became accustomed q
it. and now would not exchaoge
it for the old style. Besides,
practice has made the writer's %
perfect that the paper looks lie
. copper-plate." !" ~'.' '''',,q :, =" '1a:
Are there any other sdvanta-
ges connected with the new sys.
temp ''''' ~ 'a'aA'
80 Very many; prominent T.
mong. which are economy n W.
ges and an. increase Of ding
matter-the new system saving
one thousand dollars . week, IS
least, for type-setting, and giving
ct least one-third more matter"
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RENAuD,

4 RENAUD' .5-..- -
W1GtchAeakces' Nso1 Jescele,',
In Vssx1LIoxv1LlE near The Court House,
Agent in Vermilion, Royville, Dc.
All kinds Of Sewing Machines repaired
and work warranted. May 81, '73.
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NOTZCE!!!

~ u ~ 1S 30 VI
\ 8 Tax Collector of the legal Govern.
"a ment Of the Ststs Of Louisiana, Ia
and for The Parish II Lafayette, I hsseby
forbid and prohibit say asd oil oitiseaa
thereof from paying taxes T. ssy one bat
myself aud ny dePstiss 4 ssca time and
at ssch places . I may deem necessary u
d9sigpate. 9" @ l'o.
'4s't A. SIMON BOUDREAUX;
!, April 10, 1878. Tax Collector, e
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L. E SALES,

Flour, Coffee, Foreign vssst
Domestic LtQas0ss. sc.
Corner Lafayette and vermilicn Sss.,
1trm;l;cnv;tle, L.,
Has FoR Sale
Choice Butter, Cheese, Fish, Champagne, Red
and White Wine, Assorted Bitters, Soaps of w.
rious kinds, Pure Bourbon and Rye Whiskey,
Old Cognac. Ale and Porter, Chewing end
Smoking Tobacco
Cas- Goops.-Peachee, Strawberries, Pineab-
plca. Dansors, Oysters, Salmone, Spiced Meats
and Fowls
CAxDr.-Fsncy, Rock, Cocoa, Cream, Gum
Drops, ETC., etc.
CAXpr1.-Star and Sperm.
CRAckERs.-Sods and Fancy Crackers.
FRUrr.-Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Dried apples,
Almonds, etc.
PRovrs1oxs.-Baeon. Hams. Lard, Potatoes,
Onions, Rice, Sugar, Salt, etc.. eto.
Planters and families desiring grcceries can 30
supplied on short notice, in quantity and quality.
N. B.-The highest market prices will be paid
for poultry, eggs, and country produce.
January, 4th 1873.
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FOR SALE.

i rWO lots situated in the town Of Yer.
nilionville on Jefenon and vermilion
streets. - Apply TO
Mas. g. HOPKINS.
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ToHN Il. GARDINER,
-rm de l'Univsrsit4 do virg;uiA,
A oovsrt uus EooIs Preparatoirs an
coin nord-sst dss sues st. Joks ct Yer.
ss;lloa I vsrmilIouville. ~
. s.r,aea ,53.s ,ats ~ SvrII.
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A Printers Dream.

One of the typographical cor
respondents Of the Missouri Re-
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83 FLORA,
,Paquebot entire Brsshear City ct
,,. VermillonvillA. i

"a hHG d EetH'ouvJt1s' -
is ,Ls1 Cspitains JOHN PHARR,
oorsssposdant svsc, 10 chemin do fer Nor
gan et Texas, fssa des VOYAGES REGU.
t1RRS sossss II ssassiaes. quittant Br.sh-
earl City, chaqns LUNDI. matin, ,prsnant
De- masohaadisss st dss passagers pour
toss - points dubsyou vermil,op jusqua
Trahan Esrry. I six miles de vermillon'
vile. H
> Reference M. P. Young l. Co.
10 avril.-l I'm.
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Brashear city and Bayou Ter-
2s million Packet:
& d Flora, -

70 connection With Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas Railroad, viii djsks REGULAR
WEEKLY TRIPS, leaving Brasbsar City
every MONDAY mossing, taking freight
and pas,engen for oil points On Bayou
vsrmilion . high up - Trahanis, six
miles ftox Vsrmilionvills. ''4 bo7.'[
References IN. p. Yeang 1 %.
April 10 1879. st' s~
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For Cash O1ela,.

M ESsRs. PLONSKY l. ROGER,
VX1 merchants, corner of Lafayette and
Main streets, Opposite the Court House),
have adopted the cash rule; and will here.
after sell for caah only. Purchaser viii
please take notice, and consider the ad-
vantages offered by house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash. they have
no bad accountato cover with extra profits
and can therefore, afford to sell cheap.
Selling for cash, they have always the cash
to replenish their stock. which they can
do At the lowest possible price; another
and important reason why they"can cell
cheap.
Messrs. P!ousky 4 Roger have large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hosiery. Hats,
Shoes. Boots, Saddlery, Grocery. Glass.
ware, Hordsoare, T;npare, and Wooden.
scovks, dc. s--
Those who call on them, can rely on
being promptly attended to.
They are the only agents in this place for
BUCKS BRILLIANT COOKING
Fl.
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The New-Jersey Southern Railroad Company
il now having constructed at tine shp-yard Of Henry
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soemniv was prepared according % custom, and the
situations OF various performers indicated and agreed
upOn The speeches duly noted down, and the
various movements and gestures vicariousy rehearsed
After due toll and scrutiny these particulars were prop
ey adjusted not without microscopic watchfulness for
the preservation OF all the dignity OF the American Re
public in the persons OF is penpotenares. Al the
close and not tai then. did Mr. De Long bring forward
that majestic proposition which will remain his imper
ghable title u fame after his selfimpOsed rhet0r
cal and social soeusms, before alluded TO- shall have
passed away from the public memory. | fear that |
shall fail 70 do it justice IN feeble attempt at descrp-
ton and after profound reflection. have decided TO
place On record the dialogue "a II occurred with no pre-.
sumptuous effort TO gd the refined brass Of the concep
tiou or paint the sunhower OF its expression.
'Of course" said Mr.. De Long, he rose with what
20 the xperenced japanese observers appeared Ike
indifference, of course you VIII provide train
bearers"
The nterpreters exchanged poygotc condolences with
great rapidly and the foreign Minister looked anxious
-Four for each lady, il you please added Mr. De
Long; and few who heard him would have supposed
that TO tranbearers had not been the daily occu-
patton Of his busy Nevada life.
"Four whatt' asked the foreign Minister. with in.
creasng earnestness
Yolsls toreinubeirEslf" answered the interpreters
converting the unfamiliar syaOles into such resem.
blance to Japanese sounds as they could command
Yaruhodo Four toreinuberus1s," repeated the
head OF the Department very good they shall be pro
vded =" Ehereupon Mr. De Long departed, leaving the
officials in labyrinth OF problem to which the Corean
difficulty trifie llglt as air
II reporledthough for the exacude Of this rumor
your correspondent cannot vouchthat late IN the even
ing Of day which this coloquy occurred, mT. E.
Smith whose residence lies within the precincts
OF the Foreign Office, aroused by bringing
a request from The DaJo-kuan, Priyy Council that
would up paper without delay explaining there
and then the OF the mysterious substantive which
had let or 10 the confusion Of the Cabi-
net and adding such general information upon The sub
ect might appear pertinent 10 the occasion. IL Is
furthermore reported that Mr. Smith, recognizing
such labor ar lying within The sphere OF his duties
Expeunder OF International Law. declined the Office
and that. after successive application 10 the Yedo
Colonization Board the teachers OF the colleges
and other foreign advisers. not one u whom proved
equal TO the unexpected emergency deputation was
dispatched with appropriate letters OF contriton and
humility Mr. Long himself begging mrs assistance
IN extrcarug the dilemma which he had thus
skliliny created.
nav IL must borne IN nind taas IN Inakipz tlis
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Associated Press Dispatches.
Noon.

Noon.
Washington, March GA fire occurred
at Elmira, N. Y. which burned the Opera
House and other bouses--loss $6O,0OO
The fire was the work of an cendary.
Philadelphia, March 26.-Elzabeth
Tomlinson was fatally burned to-day by
a coal oil explosion.
st. Louis, March 26--The most severe
storm of the season prevails here.
Chicago, March 26--The worst snow
storm of the season culmina ted last night
in severe gale. Eight inches of snow
on the ground. The street cars were STOP
ped, and all railroads run slowly.
New York, March 26-Marshal Magru-
da, who was convicted of shooting with
intent to kill, was sentence to 10 years
hard labor in the Penitentiary
The streets here are slippery with sleet,
and many accidents have occurred from
falls.
The steamer Crescent City was sold at
auction to-day for $4,000.
man and his wife, at Jamaica, L. l.,
bled each other, preferring that to death
from starvation. Both will probably
die.
Antoine Semonbra, member of the Gu.
ban Congress, who arrived here, reports
that the insurgents have abandoned their
arms, and are in good spirits, making
steady progress in the Eastern depart
ment, and will soon compel the Spanards
wholly to withdraw from that department.
Sembrona secretly left the Island in an
open boat.
Bridget McShane, who was found dead
in tenement house on Scanned street,
proves to have been murdered by another
man named McNamee, in brutal drunk
en- brawl. The latter fractured the for.
mers skull with a bottle. A child was
burned to death in the same tenement
house on the same night, (Friday.)
London, March 26.-Noon-An adva nee
in the bank rate is expected Consols OPS
to 92a; Fivee OH.
Later-The bank rate has advanced
one-half per cent. 1t is now 4 per cent.
Liverpool. March 6.-Noon-Cotton
opened firm at Of to %; Orleans 81 to 81.
New York, March 26,-Gold firm at l6 !:
governments dali and steady; State bonds
dull and steady: money steady; cotton
dull. Sales 1928 bales; middling uplande,
wi 0rleaus 1873. Flour, steady; corn,
hrm; western mixed, 664 to GA ahoat
southern white 70; pork quiet and very
hrm; new, $1,000 lard very firm; west
ern steam, 9-l5 to 81.
Midnight.
New York, March 26--Flour dull, doub.
le 81 treble q to II; choice family OF to
II; corn lower at 80 to 62 oats AZ to Az
pork quiet, mess held at II; dry salt meats
dull q, 8, 81; bacon dull; sugar dull, in.
ierior al good to common 4 molasses dull
and unchanged, whisky dull at SO to 05;
sterling 243 sight par gold 16b; cotton
quiet, sales 1900; good ordinary l6s; low
middling ISL; middling l9b; middling Or
leans lot; receipts 5,96S; exports for Liv-
erpool 3,S44.
Washington, March 26--Senate-Car
penter was reelected President pro tenn
OF the Senate. Lecy was directed to no.
tity the President of the fact.
The select committee on transportation
ordered to inquire what legislation would
oe necessary to cause the connection Of
postal cars. Alcorn called Vests resolu-
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A Card

To the Citizens of Dallas City, and
Country at large:
The undersigned has established
himself as q general Stock Auction
Ger, Appraiser and Commission
Merchant in your midst. Stock of
all kinds, Real Estate. Goods, Fur
niturc and Household Effects of ev-
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with the above bu-
siness, have established an Intel
ligence Office, where | will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties.
OFFIcE-Corner Houston & Com
merce Streets, Dallas, Texas.
Respectfully M. A. HIBBLER.
March 6, 1873 -dn21:tf
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Austin, March 20, 1873.
HousE.-Mr, Wihkler Of Navarro, wa,
granted an indefinite leave of absence
and Mr. Davenport leave for ten days.
Mr.. Killough was added TO the Commit.
tee on Internal improvements.
PETITIONS ISTEoDUcED.-From citizens
Of Robertson County, in favor Of remov.
ing record Of the County 0wensville. Rs.
monstrating against the division Of Hill
County.
In reference to the conducting of elect,
ioRs in FL Paso, charging Fountain with
holding his seat against the wishes of the
people of that district and fraud in his
election.
A communication was received from the
Governor transmitting the report Of Ad-
jutaut Gen. Britain, regarding the Lamp.
asses affair, which was read.
BILLS Notwithstanding Milan
county to levy tax for building Jail
The bill for the relief of the citizens
who have assessments during the existence
of martial law in Leon, Limestone. and
Walker Counties came up as unfinished
business, which was passed by vote OF 40
tol4
The Committee on military affairs re-
port in favor of compromising j. j. Ga
things for money paid to the State Police
BILLS PASSED. - incorporating the
the town of Clinton, Dewitt county; in
cooperating the EARN Press Company :
establishing uniform tims of holding
municipal elections throughout the State
Incorporating the Leesburg Institute, in
Upsher county; concerning town and
city corporations; referring to fees of
Mayors and other officers.-Adjourned.
Senae-The special Committee, to whom
was referred the veto message of the Gov
ernor, on the bill providing for the natur-
alzation of foreign poor residents-re-
ported in favor of its passage.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor asking the confirmation Of Jno. W..
Glenn as State GeolOgist.
Mr.. Shelly introduced bill rppropriat-
ing $500 for the purpose of removing the
bodies of the murdered State Policemen
to the State Cemetery at Austin.
The bill regulating writs of mandam us
and gno-warrdntS,writs came up as un.
finished business. Messrs. Broughton
and King favored the bill, and Pickett CD :
posed. The debate continued until cut off
by the special order, being the calling up.
on roll for private bills.-Adjourned.
GUESS.