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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

The Bishop of London recently received peculiar
visit a deputation from tAs WGEkipgmens Lords
Day Rest Association waited upoB him, and called
his attention to the Sunday of public vehicles
by protesting Christians, and begged him to bring
the matter under the notice Of the societies which
were in the habit of sending out agents 10 preach in
the different churches. Then the deputation came
to close quarters with the right reverend prelste.
They asked him to preach a sermon on the subject
in ST. Pauls and, if he should do to sleep at tho
Charter House on the preceding night and thus. by
walking to the Cathedral in the morning. set good
example. The Bishop said that he would think
about ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

The explosion of fireworks in Dey-st. on
Saturday suggests the inquiry whether the
Bureau of Combustibles or Fire Marshals are
extending their inspection to places of this
kind. 1t would be wise to do 50, and that
promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

II is stated as an illustration of how unnecessary
extreme poverty may often be, that when Dir. Mel
lev NJ p, the other day in Liverpool collected somc
thirty street arabs to free luncheon, they were
found ragged and filthy in the extreme and IN
pitiable state of ignorance, while the atmosphere
they created was so fetid to be hardly endurabe
by the benevolent entertainers. And yet it was a.
certaned that the earnings of nearly half of the par
ents of these boys averaged more than II week.
some being as high as CO. Beer does 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

Those who are curious in the matter Of Political
Statistics will find in THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for
1878 a very complete record of the Presidential
Elections from the first election of George Washing
ton in 1888 to the second election of Ulysses s. Grant
in 1872. information which cannot be found elss-
where in any single publication. The Almanac
gives the Electoral Vote from 1853 20 1874 ana 'Ao
Popular Vote, by States, from 1924 to 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

The hundreds who were turned away from stem
way Hall ON Wednesday last and were therefore IN
able 20 hear the lecture of Mark Twain on tnv h
wch Islands, will have another opportunity H. H.
waiian life They must 20 early, boweyer u .ny "a
not wish to lose second time one o. 'uJ gh,ah
markable mixtures of humor and pniioo'i"'
was ever offered To tho pabt,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

Some of the absurdities of the Jury law, as
administered in this city, are exposed in a
series of interviews published elsewhere
Late investigation as well as late incidents
convince us that any criminal with plenty of
money or little political influence can have
summoned a whole panel and select an entire
Jury to suit himself This may appear to be a
very strong statement nevertheless we be-
lieye il to be true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

n aDpears that Senator FIeIinghuysen's biI
relating to the Mormon Judiciary contains
the same essential characteristics as that in
troduced in the House by Mr.. Merritt. Both
aim at breaking up the charter system by
,hich towns and villages in Utah have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

We see no way out as yet of the difficulties
in Louisiana. But the report of the Senate
Committee, it seems, will leave out all the
candidates for admission to the Senate. The
failure of the Kellogg Board of Return to get
at the official returns invalidates their action
and the failure of the WarmOth Board to Sc
cure legal Endorsement makes their doings of
no effect. SO there are no lawful returns and
40 lawfully chosen Senator. The next ques-
ton will be, Is there Republican Govern
ment in. Louisiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

Here is another wise man informing us who
put down the Rebellion. 1t was not Gen.
Grant. nor Sherman, nor Farragut, nor Lincoln
Ii was Mr. Hubbell, with his little fuse. Mr.
Hubbell, it should be said has a 100000
claim in Congress for fuses used in the war
Mr. Coghlan, who represents the Mare Island
Navy Yard in the House of Representatives,
said that Mr.. HubbeI's fuse did more 10 put
down the rebellion than the bravery of the
army and navy. After this let us have a
monument for Hubbell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

Senator-elect Bogy has been exonerated by
The Missouri Legislative Committee which in
vestgated the charges Of bribery preferred
against him. As THE TRIBUNE said at the
time. Col. Bogy's case looked suspicious only
because those charges were specific and made
in detail His reputation for integrity had
been unspotted; and now that his generation
is complete and full, every candid man will
be sincerely glad that the whole truth has
shown that there was no ground of accusation
In his case.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

A SHARP Blow FRol l. W1fi
NEss.-Lawyers who badger Wit:
nesses upon the stand often get
sharply Cut; and, among numerous
stories told at the expense of the
bar, there Nn8He better than one
that occurred at the session of q
court recently held In q Western
city. 4. prominent lawyer had
ain old farmer upon the stand
whom he undertook to brow.beat
and for an hour labored hard to
confuse and fri ghteh by his mer:
ciless style Of cross. Questioning,
The lawyer had . large bald head
that by a stretch Of imagination
might be thought to resemble d
and wore a huge shirt
collar. During his labotious;
badgering Of the old farmer, dne
side of said collar wilted and lay
down on the lawyers coat: As
the witness was released, lie step.
ped forward to his torm@ntor 4',d
said loud enough for the court
knd jury to hear: ga ass, =
"See hete, Squire, il you don't
put up your sideboard,; joWll lose
hat pumpkin of the top Of ttte
load"
Smiles were audible about this
time. ps II
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09
LOUISIANA A DEPENDENCY.

If any evidence Vas required to prove
TINT Louisiana Is IN need Of revolution
in agriculture it would be sufficient to si.ta
that most Of the food used by her people
is produced and imported from abroad. |.
Our people farm on lottery OF specula.
i've plan did only few win. We pay
for the shipment Of proddce i thodssnd
miles. and profit 70 first second and
third hands amounting to an sxhorbitant
pet csntage. The outlay is aunuallp enor.
nous and it is always an outlay Of hard
earned cash. And if by any contingency;
such a. war o. dtooth, Tue supplies of ior.
eign food should fail q. planters would be
thrown Into Immediate distress.
Lodisiana Is ho more Or LEES Than /
dePendency or the bounty Of other sections
in tue way Of food and manufactures, when
no good reason exists Why she should not
export them. There are all facilities fo;r
the prediction Of necessities ID abundance:
and also numbeiless lu2uries. The state
ha. the best Of soils, and . great network
OF water routes Snsusiog cheap transports:
ton produce to the metropolis. There il
no cause; save z lack Of combinations to
prevent the working up q our ~ mate:
ri.Is, iinsny Of which ia tie ikaaufactdtsd
STATE are 70 imported TO- % from o&hsf
States to the sssi6ds los 81 our Own. on
own food aid our own railiSnt should 30
the work Of our own hands.
Just % long - our agricultural commit:
nifty depends upon loreiin arficlas Of food.
Issued 70 them At t1isoas sdsases sste;:
they will continue to dwell ii constant
pssflsxitt ~ to lipx to ms1s Hotk ends
meet aid atoid ito tai g.tGetst: Itis
The originator Of half tic mostfsSes on
pI.otationi-this affect dstGsdsaos .od
Fo'sign supplies and The city commission
The erroneous opinion Which IDS litH:
1rto prevailed that plantess cannot become
isdspendent i bsisg ct 1t Iaught in St:
Landry lid 6thsf fasilheo, xheto Supplies
ass being iscos;sially psoddosd, aad plan.
'srs are rejoicing in thstsospscts Of On il:
sssass Of profits III tie ysets crop.
e4 tttssetxa Guy.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

II is pleasant to see things put
strongly ind pointedy. Some
one asked Col. Howard. of f0eor.
gia, Mtefy, if he thought that q
certain Radical in that State
would steal; Steal responded
the Colonel. why BY jove, If
he were paralyzed and hamstrung
I ! wouldn't trust him by himself
in the middle Of fle Desert Of
Sahara with the biggest anchor
of the Great Eastern. Steal! /
should think be would"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09
City Council of Vetinilionyille.
Regular Session, july 7th 1873.

Present: Avg: Monni.r. Mayor, and
CounciImen L. p. ReviIlon, F. C. tat;olsis.
II. Landry. Jos. O. Girouard, G. O. Olivier
and r. L. Mcbride. Absent w. Brandt.
The minutes Of the last meeting We're
read and approved.
o. motion It tsas resolved, That the
petition OF Auatole Gsrnier asking for q
balf license as retail liquor dealer, be and
the same is hereby rejected.
Resolved. that the constable be and is
hereby iostructed to rigid'y enforce The
law 10 egard to all persons retailing
!iqaor, without hrst lh.ving procured q
license Of the Collector.
The following accounts we're approved: /:
Trevills Bernard, Constable, $2s IS.
{. Creighton, for work on m. house u 00.
Cotton Boil. pub. Election notice. $66.
On motion, the Council adjournsd to
next regular meeting.
A. NONNIER, Mayer.
H. N. BAILEY. Secretary.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

Savannah Adutrtsser: IAN Old
lady selling eggs yesterday asks.
as Is usual, What's the news ?
The latest said the obliging
clerk, is that the yankees have
gothic Modocs.' The old lady
struck her knuckles on the coun.
ter and exclaimed, II hope the
last one Of 'em. will die of fitv
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

I Az ExcIr1xo Scsxs ON THE PLAIxS.--
Out % The plains, about 200 miles h11M Den
.ss: b : vertical ela1 seventy y.ays ri htE& a
haf;loes right TO- de brink q tbe pcrcjpio.
dsusticS: afssfpsed 70 svest sSe eaisn,s,. I " '%t
De ftightened hnndseds behind cfojtdAf fSilwsr,l
With charaetcristie pesshtenc3. The front rank.
with legs sfzetched toward each caediaal poin, NJ
The eompaA hs!ltWed in eoacest md desecnd;-l
% t4sif {a5e. Before Tie peeal1fq non brhinl.
could Be sto1pcd, re pext fa4k ahd NJ m..xtl
rank followed, Initiating the eesldfe ana ~ i.-
lowing of The 6ry& For thirty seconds It rsipesl
baiaIoes, and he white saqd st Tie foot al that
blu6 Was incaruadine with the Me blood Of wild,
meat, and not until the tails Of 6fty 70 scventy-
five of that herd bad waved adieu % this wick;.i'
world did the movement ccase.-(D Denver News.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09
dI)e Eafaptttt 1Sutrtiset.

stsscRlrr.ox- DOLLARS per annum ,l;i,ti
III Gdrdace. For six months, 81 Is.
Per Square, 10 lines q 1ess). .. 49,. 81 50
Every subsequent insertion. ..........:. IS
Announcement Of Candidates for office. $40. 90
No credit will be Given fS'r Adyetti.itg 81 tob
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-
lishe1 Until forbid and charged fog accgrdingly.
~ 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 dleposit6.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09
Hrs. Brigham Young XVII.

It is now reported that Mrs.. Ann Eiiz.
Webb Young, the seventeenth wife ol
Brigham, who is about to sue for divorce,
claims aIimont to the amount Of $50, 900.
This is i dreadful prospect for the poly
g.mist for it alI the other wives should
follow such ad example, and recover only
ons.tenth part Of such alimouy, il would
lake . large slice out Of bis fortuns, besides
leaving him lonely, ~ifeless mah. It is
quite evident that there has been serious
trouble Of late in the prophets family. In
. recent address 10 the temple At Salt
Lake, he Iecsursd tie whole lock Of kis
wives 10 the following language:
~ wish my women to understand that
what sm going to cay is for thsm al we'll
- others, aud want those Who are here
70 tell theft 5i5tsts yes, all the women in
The oommdniiy. sm going to give }oa
from this time to the si&th ofUcsobtf nsxt
for se6ectios, that you may Determine
whether you xish 70 stay with your hus-
bands Or not, and then l ON goi6g to sst
svsrt woman at liberty, and saj 70 them
DOW 60 your Wy. And lily 1itss have
got to do one Of t@o things, either round
aP your shdulders to endure tho a61ictiohs1
'f this World, and live their rsligiou-|
poIygamy-os they must lsayel for I will
not have them abo6t me. I win 70 into
heSvsn alone rather than to have scratch.
eg and fighting about me-. will sst eli
! liberty. What; drst vifs, tooi Yea, I
iberats yoa oil. / want 70 60 somewhere
y be something 70 get rid Of Tie &hiusii.
do not want them to rsesivs part Of Tho
'ruth and spasn the rsst ost Of doo,s. Let
very man thus treat his tives; ksspinr
aimsot enough to cover. lie body, aud sey
o your wives take al! tEst have Gud Is
ct at Liberty ) bit ii you ssay with me
% shail comply With The Law Of God 10 |
very respect, and that, too, without any
or whining. You msst fslhii !
be ls@ ef, God iG sasr3 rqspsM 26d rouud |
p your shodadsss 70 walk up 70 Tie Mtask |
'ithout any gruntiag." |
The language Of inspiration could no
,rthev 60 than this. He wauts bic vivs,
, :"roane up theif shosldses to endure the
lusVssVoe y" suss WVSsUs 0oO i've t0ele re.
gioo-that is, polygamy )" 10 srouud up
asir shoulders to walk up to the mark
..thsut any gruntiog." M. Ann Rlisa
Webb Young was evidently one Of the
runters. and could not Found Up her
'oaIdeEs ssfRciently. He will not have
~ scratching Of Sighting abost him,
bich is proofthat there he's bssa . good
BAL Of each in bic little household. The
,olnsss with which hs talks Of .goiuk to
savsn alone" rather than taks bic fighting
I'd scratching wives with him. IL stfikisg.l
, characteristics ef ~ Inspired prophst.
In. Young XVII. musg have beer eli
hatcher and fighter as we'll u Z gfunt- |,
;. But If she gets Her divorces and ESQ.,.
DO alimoay she will do more to pull down
y whole fabric Of normooism and poly.
lmy than . host Of missionaries, al A.
y Of troops ~ >, volume Of saydrAs-l]
'kisadslpk;a Bsllet;K.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

A Memphis girl was marriicd
The other day, and immediately
sold her piano, bought q sewing
machine, and made her husband
d SUIT of clothes and herself twU
calico dresses, and now fourteen.
young men are seeking the hani
of her unmarried sister: ot .-r
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09
For Cash Ojtz,1.

M ESRS. PLONSKY l. ROGER.
N1 merchants, corner of LAFAYETTE ma
Main streets, (opposits the Court Hou.el,
have adopted the cash rule; and will here.
after cell for cash on!y. Purch asers will
please take notice, and consider the ad
vaotages offered by house doing businss.
on this plan. Selling for cash, tiey have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profit.
and can therefore, afford to sell Sbeap.
Selling for cash. they b.4e Il Ways the ca.h
10 rePlenish their stock. which they can
do at the lowest possible price; aniother
and important reason why they can sell
cheap.
Messrs. P!onsky 4 Roger have large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods.
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hos;ery, Hat..
Shoes. Boots, Saddleyy, Grocery. Gla...
toare, Hardware, z;ssare, and Wooden.
sSorks, &e:
Those who call on them, can relv On
being promptly attended to.
They are the only agents 10 this place for
H. EAl.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

II R. KING, ,s aas.
Te i, A1TosnEY At Law,
0Nes At Ab6ssi4s, la.
WILL attend to all business entrusted 70
his care in the parishes Of St. Martin, st.
Mary, Iberia, vsrmiliou, Lafayette and
Cswerop. july 1878
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

]. il. KOKERNOT.

The Celebrated Artist Of New 1beria Is
in Ve'milionyille now. with new and
complete outfit fully prepared to do, all
styles OF work appertaioing to the Art.
Specimens Of bic work may be seen 1t the
store of NJ, !. h. Niss, Oh lafayette
street abd other places.
Gallery On tho corner Of St. John and
81. Louis streets near the Catholic Church.
Give him call. Nay 8.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

Ri9aiIFS
al nONTfs0urpv tccu~,tA..
re LANnPY
On motion : vsrr.nt -. .nfBo,;1ea ii h
i,s,ri in Sr1S ~ Hs %kc".nrcF "a H. .,.ornt
S.s hi~. - l''- " =
ont oh;ectio. ,''. "''D
Whereas. IN aereemsnt bavinr hen enter.a
into with he QsGx- III. and A1rr6sg foc puh.
IlGhinx % ucoceedinsl AZ the fShoe jufv. &efe-
iore - - -"
Be Il te66tved Tint one hundred dollaRi h
herebt alloved n e.ck II i1,e shnve fi.rsS+; n
fnll 10 Jannarv - next. ~ o. RoN "a nnh-
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

by Is. sadsrsighsf .ssas Chenille r..
ID haas asoss, q this pa,ish,,, ode grey
creole hossA agsd 10 er - year,, branded
thu, q .sev reg4a g esfa sT
The owner = krequsstsd to como forward,
prove property, pay eh.tgss and take the
Ssid property a6ay, otherxie II <ill be
disposed Of according % l.v.
July u. 1873! - I. ......
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09
Police JURY PROCEED1NGs:
vERAn1oS1ILlx, LArATErrE PiR,sa.

I
The members appointed and commissioned, TO-
Wit: G. Dubau, LIST ward S. J. Montgomery,
I'd ward Jean Bernard, Sd ward r. Leblanc,
~ ward R. G, Landry, 5th ward met at the
& Court HSnse q: all present and having qualified
electiug Nj. Dubau President and the following
officers were elected, and their respective sala.
rie?? per snntni fixed, fdt the unexpired year
epding Decembet S1st next, d follows 4. J.
Moss, Clerk, 4t5o; II. + Giiafd. Treasurer:
$3.50; Edgar Mqhtoh, Constable, $ld6.
30. The annual report Of the treasurer was receiv.
ed and referred to committee composed Of
Acsrs. Montgomery, Landry and N. F. Rigues.
and the same committee was instructed to pre-
pare IN estimate Of the debt and expenses Of the
parish for the current year. The committee pre-
sented the following report, which was unani-
mously adopted:
ra:the Police Jury Of ihe Parish Of lafayette !,
Tie Committee appointed by your Hon. body
g prepare an estimate Of the debt and expenses
81 ihe PssiA abr the current yecs, RESPECTFULLY
sebais tbe following rsport, e Wit:
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09
Ttultess Up

DY The undersigned near his plantation
ID on Cote Gsl6e, one light bay orole
hoss. about I've OF six ysass old, branded
on left .hos'ds'. thus: e.
sf So ~ D.
The owner i ssqusstsd 70 come forward,
prove property, pey costs and take Il away
otherwise Il will b dealt With according
TO law. CALVIN MOS6
JaIy 10th 1878 a u ao
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09

tAtfrcss 6trtctSt;v.
SEavrcrs At the Methodist Cha,cG ev;erv
Sunday II II O'clock A. n, aud Sv.soioe.
Sunday school 1t 10 A. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursdat evening:
All cordially invited 10 ittsnd:
IN. BROWN, Pastor.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-09
FOR SALE.


V'OTXCEyIl - d
\ s Tax Collector Of Tie legal Govern.
~ ment # the State Of Louis;ana, ID
and for The Parrish Of Lafayette. I hereby
forbid and prohibit any and al citizen,
thereof from paying taxes to aty one but
myself and my deputies q socH time and
It such places . I may deem necessary. "a
designate. =
A. SIMON BotjDKkAtjX.
April 10. 1873. Tax Collector.
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A RRErE par l. soussigas, qsatrs
"A vaohss postsnt o. masqsss I I.
Z2, DC, st (lss marques psavent
Stse examin6ss sotse bursau.
IL psopsi6taira sost pti6s de ysnir
g proavsst lsurs psopri6tss rscIamer les
dts anitnaax, autrsmsut il en- ssrs dis
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-ogu oa u .r.. vALSIN JUDGE
vsrmilbsvills, II, ,mai 1873. s<,t,r,..
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T0HN i. GARDNER;

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"A ouvsst sns Eoole Pr6paratoire au
coin nosd-sse de- tses- st. .Eeks Ct Vsv.
mayoa, aovermilloovills. t3a b9ss aiai
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=. eARRAzIN.

STBAN TOBACCO .MANUFACrORY.
Gnokiag and Casuiag Ibboeeo, Hna1, Ogas1
md p3pes, Noe 81 and % Chartres S1eet, corner
q .Csaa, ~ - rt1hls 6sss9, Sesaee II
- 5sses ~ ~ - .atHean.-n.....l. III
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RENAUD.

A. REHAuD. l'l D. 4. =
Wsseehasak'eT Aa6 Jej6sses,
In vssHIlroxvILLs near tho Court House,
Agent IN vermiIion, RoyvilIs, 10. p |.
All Kinds Of Sewing Machines repairsd
and wo'k warranted. May 81, rs.