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MILLINERY AND DREssMAIxING.

MINES r. DE wArBEI 4 JANE PFIsTERER sue
M cesseurs dc Nine. LamberD, ~ East Eighteenth
street corner Broadway inform the ladies' that they
will be prepa red Wednesday 2lst nst to receive
dcrs in bressmakng after the latest Paris styles as well
as Corsets on the most reasonable terms.
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7 OsT-BANK bOOK, NO ss9sS. OF THE UNION
IL Dime savings Bank. The finder viii please return It
20 the bank.
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r OsT-oN FERRY BOAT CLINTON, WALL STREET
~ ferry going irom Brooklyn TO New York, att p. NJ
18th instant batch of Documents and Pamphlets in
French OF no value but TO owner The finder will be re
CLARK, No. South william St, New York.
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osT-THE LADY WHO RECEIVED FROM THE
IL little girl the diamond ring belonging 70 one Of the
ladies Injured Sixth avenue, Hath street. on
Eednesdsy last win nnd the owner BY iuQuiripy sts
mpRo HQtel qmss
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r OsT-sATURDAY, VIA SEVENTH AVENUE CAR,
IL bunch small Keys and Herrings Safe Key Liberal
reward their return to address brass plate, ad
wise to NJ b., Herald office
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A THREE-QUARTER SEAT ROAD WAGON, GOOD
"A new, for sale cheap. Apply at $50 East Fifty
fifth street
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r OST-ON SUNDAY, MAY Is IN GOING FROM
II Thirty seventh street and Sixth avenue through
Thirty eighth street to Forteth Third avenue
Gold Earring The finder will be libcraily rewarded
by returning the to Mrs. WELKER 4Sg' Ninth ave-
uue. near Thirty street.
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II OTS-A BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, TWO FULL LOTS
IL Second avenue, In the midst oi fine improvements
and ready 10 be built upon cellars 81
front; price $7U each and terms % very easy
JOHN y. DOYLE, 81 Wall street
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T1OUND-ON SIXTH AVENUE CARS, A POCKET.
in book with some money. Owner can have IL by
proving property and paying the this advertise
mcnt Apply at 66 Wes: Nineteenth street
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DOR SALE-A GRAY HORSE FIT FOR ANY WORK
Il sodawater factory oil wictt street; price $50.
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Foreign and domestic manufactured Hats and Bonnets,
OF the costly brads and novel shapes alta large mar
GIN under regular prices Also 5UUO cases o various
braids and shapes, from &c. TO s. each
Our Trimmed Hats will repay careful Inspection;
EDWARD RIDLEY SON,
3o9 31 and 3lH Grand street and 62 o. 90 - ang AL
len street, fifth block east from the Bowery view forA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

a.wned upon msnkindi Tho answer Is plain; 1t
4. becauss they departed from the principles
mon which the Christian Church was founded.
neScs had Sc1S ssman Ds Wh us 'aSs
n,rit was rome Like causes produce like effects. III
e are untrue Christian principles shall one day
a.Ion 10 the tawny nations OF the Old World and beg
som them tho truth Of which have proved I'M
he second fact which ask your attention, vz-the
eatest hInderance 10 missions is the defective Chris
anty OF nominal Christian lands. What think you the
oa their shores, and then the Hash OF
I'm osh guns which forced the opium trade on their I'M
nanny iandi what thoughts filled the mind OF Africas
darn browed sons as they heard the glad ndlngs OF
neace whose countrymen inflicted on them the
horrors OF the "Mddle Passagep What will the con
yerted Hndoo think when he learns that In this Chris
tan country spend billion and half OF dollars Tor
Intoxicating liquor with every passing year. WINE tne
poor suffer aud the world yet lives III WicKeuhess
around u.s.
OF what avail to oppose heathenism abroad while we
say nothing OF the secret orders at home concerning
which must not speak at this time put OF TiGn
Flsch Paris says: They hostile TO Chrlsuanlty
and he abandoned the Church will be destroyed
What then shall dol Manifest the Gospel ana OF
pose, home and abroad, all that hinders us WORK
The world viii not be converted Till every Chrstian man
realizes he has greater less extent the honor
OF the whole church militant in his hands After
sadowa and Sedan. Prussia raised at Bernh
column Of victory, where are recorded IN enduring
brass and iron and stone the struggles and trlunphs
through which she has passed The Christian column
Vepd6ne Is rander and noble. IL does not el OF
carnage and blood and tears but OF peace and JOY III tne
HOLY Ghost. 1t Is not composed OF elements wicn sha
melt with fervent heat but OF souls redeemed, VINO
shall sing the praises OF Christ when the circng stars
shall have forgotten their orbits and there Is new
heaven and new earth wherein dweleth righteousness
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THE SECOND SECTION.

SESSIONS AT ST. PAUI's VI. K. CHURCH-PAPEis D'
THE REV. n. sHEsHADRI. HUGH MILLER NJ De-
TIE REV }. 5. woODsIDR, THE REV. Dr. '"'
KINs, BISHOP Il. DE sCIIwEINrTz. THE REV. WIZ
LIAM MURRAY, THE HON. FELIX r. BRUNoi AN"
THE REV. MOSES d. HoGE. 80.
The Second Section of the Evangelical AM
ance which In st. Pauls NJ. L. Chuieh YESTERDAY,
had for particular department the consideration '.
the state OF the various missionary neds ius
received tho most consideration, and At tine moihuh
session. when the Rev. Naraya An Sheshadr spoke oil us
native India the church was crowded The afternoon
devoted TO the Indians Of this country INC w."
Indians. and the negroes in the Southern s'aIs ,
church ut this session contained very fair andi NEG o
a rcguIar church serviee but &c showed marked dim
mutton from the previous crowded assemeaT's'
Tho morning session was opened a. 10 a. ID, oy ga,
Gov. Rpckinebam Of Connecticut. The ohurch was
-. an .oats aises galleries. and pulpit. Tho
audience sung the first and last verses OF Greenands
lew Mountains after which prayer was offered BY tho
Row. DR. Forsyths The frat paper on the subject OK
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REMARKS OF PROF. C. A. BLANCHARD.

NIX. OHAIHMANJ nItMBENo OF TIE ALLIANCE,
LADIES AND GENTLEMAN; IL Is a painful thought, buC
one which must occurred To you all that when the
smoke Of human sacrifices was ascending from the
forest homes British and German ancestors those
lands 10 which send mssiouarles were basking
In the sunshine OF Gods smile. Where Christ Jesus
taught, and wept and suffered, aud died; where the
Sons of Thunder hurled the mighty bolts Of divine
truth where Paul dwell two whole years In his own
hired house, preaching 10 all who came where flour
ished the churches OF ASIA MnOr-in all these
lands ey seems to have on the ascendaucy ana the
Gospel he proclaimed 10y missionaries from thi,
Western world, at that time uninhaDted, or Inhabited
only by Wild ana savage beasts and more wild and
savage men.
The natural question Is: Why has this occurred a.
Were the apostles OF that day inferior 10 those OF
Are disciples greater than the Master and servants than
their LDid Why has the religion, and science and
If those Numbering nations taded to beautiful memory
oI the pasti Why does the Bedoun camp where the
savior taught aud moral disinte grafton, dosOla0n and
death reign where INST the Sun OF KVhtaOusness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The first section assembled for the afternoon
session at p. The first and last verses OF the
Coronation Hymn were first sung, and the Rev. DR..
Chambers, followed with prayer. DR.. Shaft then an
nounced that Count Andrac BerDstorf Of Berlin,
Prussia who down on the programme TO read a
paper Lay Preaching" had written to him stating
that he had hoped aud intended until the last moment
10 be present the conference and read his paper in
person; but owing to the duties which devolye on him
as holder OF public Office in Berlin he was unable to
come He sent his paper however, and requested that
il be read before the Conference. 1t is given in full:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
REMARKS OF DIR. WILLIAMS.

DIR. Williams said he wished to say few
words in behalf OF the women who had not been repre-
sented in the Alliance The real man was the woman,
who rules supreme mans heart. IL she De an angel
she will make him angel OF man. III she he demon,
she will make him also. The speaker then demanded
that she DE allowed to take prominent part IN the
government Of Church and State.
The meeting was adjourned until p. NJ after DR..
williams had concluded his remarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11
REMARKS OF NARAYAN sHEsHADRI.
. L.inr intrnlncnd Mr. shashalri gay

brief sketch Of the progress of evangezton in ms own
conntry Let India once chrstianized he said
and her people w0nd stretch out their hands TO the
North and the East and soon the whole world would
know the gospel Already the word OF God was
preached the three great presidences OF Calcutta
Madrls and bombay,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

ts congregation TO bear In mind that they must sot
In perfect harmony with tho pastors, and follow his
advice.
The Hon. George H. Stuart OF Philadelphia Penn.
then delivered the first address OF the afternoon
LAY Preaching" He spoke extemporaneOusly. and
gave utterance to views In regard TO his subject which
met with very general approval with the audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

n seems a great sum-l50 millions sterling in ten
wears: vet less than 80 yeaTSl6 from each mem
her OF evangelical churches IN Europe and America
England alone spends much as the whole &l5OOOOVO
Every two years on intoxicating drinks The Crlmean
war cost 100 millions the American war ten times as
p,noh An annual OF seveDpeuce III the pound on
the income OF Great Britain would yeld the hlteeh mil
hons we need. Nay, more; II would not De dncult
70 name 10000 protesting Christians VINO cOuu give u
ALI , ..o- &. a., M, GOLF evider,
that il can be done 80 49, -, =, N,a ~ 4.
Isaye NOT forgotten the difficulties Of ell kinds That
sprronnd this enJerprse-travc sickness new tongues
unknoWn regions barDaTOus tribes, the great WRATH VI
one vino Would soon perceive that his Time is snort
Ino, or can imagine them ALL But venture 10 say
bst 1batever these difficulties they would be overcome
AZ English national hOnOr or American progress OF too
German Fatherand, or Swiss liDeItes, Wiz ~ S' Nc
~ diamondbeds or goldhelds had been uscoNereu nay
N even Nile were TO be traced and mapped Is theIe
part of the earth that English or Gerihan-speahAn5
people could peDerate-fOr consideration ~ "a
shall Chnsts commands and tue NOIlu Ho0u' ''' "
InOYef Irepeat it-it can be 00nel
SUCCESS or MISSIONS.
But ours Is practical Charity begins at nome
We work for present results. We them told upon
The nalm The field Of missions is distant, the process
eostly the success small Is II not Iuer economy ana
wiser philanthropy work In respective countries
TN they are evangelical and savedi My reply Is,
plead home also. Wherever men are found VINO nave
not heard the Gospel often ana earnestly proclaimed
there we are 10 preach II first IN Jerusalem and In
Judea, In Samsfia and 10 the very euuS Oh TIE
such is the divine order. Already however, We have
more deyOut men laboung for the eYaDgelzatOn OF
London than all Christians send for the eVangezatl0n
of the world. In kew-IOrk there IS larger eNhngeh
cal agency sustained by Christian people IMAM all the
missionaries Of all the Foreign Evangelical soceues VI
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-10-18

!. RxwAnp,ke, ,Prasrar.-Six days ago .
segro. ssiHed H.rsi.on. &ss ioas.l guilty
"f perjssy in the Fi,sl Diss,;et Court
There wss no doubt abont the gniIt Of tn.
prisoner, who h.d swossi most evidently
falsely. A Nj. Shroedef *as assau lt~d
and brdtally besten by 4 policemen. Hsr
rison appeased on behalf: Of the pri.one,
and swore ihst Sbrc~d-r hal pressed a pis.
toi 70 tie td:cemss's temple before. III,
lastef sssanitrd him. ff1iis testimony was
evidently brought about by il. jadic;pu.
Investment Of ten dollar bill with Hsr.
Hon. = .'''. y - %
. Bat tie STATE Uoyr'n,a Uoysr.'nn,,ua.nut deem. to
Have ! sort q psrfiaIitt for burglary.
BiA8chard and CatliG afs hvoritss. and
wbat difference is t6sr, between blanchard
And Harrison. except 1T the aasount Of
ihsir lses. The conseqHeooe was that six
dsYs only after Harrison had been, sent to
10 Penstebtiary tor I've Jssh, tor perjury,
y rrosiveda pardon, making him a free
tnd honest man again, A few more per.
nrs's wanted. apply at the State House
Y. D. Heru!d.-
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THk PROGRAMME OF GOVERNMENT
SrfEs Sent Sourh The following specjsl
appears in the Savannah News:
Washington, Oct st has been ascer.
tsined that part Of the programme of
the spies sent South by the Government,
10 the guise Of claim agents, to gather evi-
dence against the holders Of cotton and
other claims. is to procure affidavits from
negroes once owned BY or who worked for
claim Holders. The people of deoreia are
deeply interested in cotton elaima, Savan.
mai, alone being entitled to nearly two
millions Of dollars on judgmsnss rendered
BY the Court Of Claims II the uiSoutfis Of
April aud May lsst, the payment ofwhieh
is,'now suspended 70 swait seposts from
the aforesaid spies. - o7sI 'rqdme7oE
A number Of claimsnts have alsssdy
placed their claims in the hands Of these
fellows, and the facts thus obtained are
manipulated 10 postpone and defeat them:
Many claimants are here from the South
awaiting the action Of the Government.
One gentlemen from Macon brought all
bis witnesses here At considerable cost. On.
y TO find that be could do hothihse until
the Government agents in the South make
'ne'E reports. -5e.4rfs ee -ssN f,e--,
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The following tender missite
was picked up IN the ladies' sit:
Dear Chas. do you love me as
mich as you did at . quarter to
twelve last night! Say you do;
DEAREST, and it viii give me spirit
to 60 down and tackle those cold
beans left over from yesterday"
Tho Fonda ID Demdcrat Is respon:
sible for the above paragraph:
Probably by pextweek NJ. Load:
wick will be prepared to give
Charles answer which will iin-
lpubtedly run | q somewhat Id this
wise :: Dear Susan, l do. Tack
le them beans" za.f..'og7 at s9'
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A TOAST FOR LABOR. a,

Here'a 10 the man with horny hand,
Who tugs the breathing bellows;
Where anvils ring in every lsn.l. .l.
He's loved by all good fellows.
And here. to him who 90 es a-fisld, lr.
And through the world is p!owing;
Or With stsong arm the ax doth WELD,
While ancient oaks are bowing.
Here. to the deliver 10 the mine,
The sailor on the ocean, go
With those Of every craft and line
Who work with true devotion.
A curse for him who sneers At toll,
And shuns bis share Of labor 7"l
The knase but robs his native soiL
While leaning on bis seighbor.
Here may this truth be brought on earth
Grow more and more 10 favor !; n~'aai
There i 20 wealth bat owes ID worth
9 To hsndictait sttd labor. 'sf''i 2 Il
~ 70 fssf'o-7rs SS pgE ,goliH' 81
Then Pasdgs the lbsoders Of our wealth,
The 'buildsss 81 our patiou- . SOD
We know their worth, sud nov their besItl
R Drink " with scclamatiou. 1of'eta'
ra. Hs4h q % szf fta ga fFs.
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Lands for Sale Cheap,
Near Teymil;onyilie. .-'i .a

10. One tract Of prairie land Of abou,
the plantation. Of Ms. V.imood Iarua Bts,u.
and Olivier Boudreau.a '-er-.t e-'T
- 20. Another tract Of prairie "land Of
about One hunrired aspents, between the
plantations Of Leon Billeaud aud Douat
breAux, Il h=r-.arh tnt 5siatt.e..
30. Aud tract Of wood land of about
One hundred arpents, on tho West side
Of Bayou vermilion. At tho month of Nj.
mes Coulte, heretofore belonging to'Basil
e. Crow. i'Hna :s f.av .aI - Hesfg1-
For terms and conditions. apply to the
undersigned. iosn tHa l#4fia,sq sos
'"',q.1 eeat'e'M. E. GlRARD.'ei
July 10, 1873. i"s'- ~.ii Attosusv.
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Che Eafapettc Aoutttiser.

TERMS.
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per annum
in adra9ce. For six months, 81 IS.
,t.r. r-ADvERrSING- --T -,I,
Per Square. 20 lines or lcss). ......... 81 50
Every subsequent insertion ........ IS
Announcement Of candidates for Office. :. $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or Job
work. except by special agreement. "a
Cards stating merely the nartcs. business au,
place Of residence, with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum. st
All advertisements not marked, will be pub-
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
~ All judicial advertisements must he paid
fot On the last day Of publication. 'or on the day
of sale. No advertisements will be inherited unless
security II given or amount Of costs deposited.
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H. r. YOUNG 4 co.'s
Il !. RglaiTgD ELIXIR OF BARK.
he=asr Fad 7s''ai ~ ltrj t1eaas'd
gLIXIR OFCALISAYA BARR
:. .,c'a2 - -, e xH:x1H ..'9. 3. p /
PYlROPHOSPHATE OF IRON.

PYnoPaoRsXm, Il Iron bsaIvcy soluble
aearly testclses salk and may. Be taken BY the
most delicate, stomach i e easily eaeimilatcl
and mot decomposed II the stounach BY food ot
saetrie juice fs1t b prompt, eiBeisnt tonic
81 E7ad H. y Bs,k is /. pleasant 60 eordial ii
possessinx t1e vssasbIe properties Of CciIs.ys M
Bark, deprived 0flts Tsininf aud colosing maj
ter, and oontalas leyvaisscf Tie PyropbcsPhats
Of Iron N sasN 1ai(onnee, md Il 1dhse e the
Calissys Bark a ~ MH, and 10 al cdses where
. mild and eno16loas Iron Tonic q desired WIN
be . most vsluahls HtpGeAeion. - ai/siIte
PssrsRsu bg NJ r YOUle0 d Go. essmlIg
ard Druggists VeruiligsviEle. ,fppGnath r I
August 2>th 1878. ,.., s.eh IL -, - |
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Notice.-sueAr planters desiring tho
services of 4 6,st clasa experienced Sugar
Maker. would do we'll to 'apply u the
Adssrtsstr '0ficeI without deisy.h CsrtiG.
catsS Of compeeency and thorough kso~i-
edge of the basiness., from pronissat 90.
gar plsnte's Il the States Of Texas and
LcuiAan., snd II the Island Of Cub, can
be shown. +" tH'F'i ss'T"e'' asTd fsdi /
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g c'e0olSe g. Dasa. e ,fettA Cosrt
John il. ci..sss. CO a's'!ss n: 81. Do
IN thh eaee, by reasoa II ths lAw and ,ths evi'
! 6ence bsiog = hvot q the PlalntiN, Il ieoe-
1ered. sdjn1g0a and 6ecgsed,tbai MD PIdinAiG,
C<onide D1GnA y sad , hereby seperated in
property iron hse basband. Jo6a r. Chasgoh
That the 1uamsnity heretptore exis4ihg hstSeeu
tAesi i diaAtltsd asd lAal Ne 00ethifd anditi.
ded of ~ Ne. 81 of ~ plat Of tn Towa ot
vefnilioavills viii, ,the aadiyided, thisd of IL
imptoyemenls thereon, and bounded north hy
vcml:l6n street and South by lot Of Nm. Hiisck,
weet ~ washasgsea sereet and east by lot d.
Sailsa bemd 4 hassbys 1ssrsed to b ~ pnra-
phernal property a PlainfiG, free tron TIE con-
troll q - dslsadaat. That aid defendant pay
costs of suit p.@ ,"
fsss done, te6d ssa atded In open Court as
Vcsmiliosvills. On u l0th day of fSeptember
1873. tSignedl Il. IT'D A. J. MOSS;
Parish Judgs.
Filed septeutef ION is7S.
(Signedl 4. MONN1ER, Clerk.
4 true and correct COPY Of The original "a die
vesjiliosville, La. septeu,ber 18th 1873.
toi "A. MONNlgR, Cletk u aid Court,
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A praying costume is ono of
the latest from Paris, and ifOue
Of these do not make the women
Of fashion look like q very angle,
dressmakers must,ogivs up and
wait for Gabriel. Religion, may:
hap, must suffer, but fashion can
not do without her str.ighthced
sister. The attitudesofuprayer
is found to thr0w-the back breath
Of the skirt into graceful pfomi-
nenee, and hence the necessity.
which viii be at odce recognised
by oil the truly good, Of incirsea-
'sed attention to the garniture of
frills Ind rich embroidery Re-
quifed BY = deeply religious at:
titude of mind. $500 ~ ~
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~ is. T.: =. IL: xhi Se ia Il T.: sSe
!" Lodge rooa ia vsmi!loatil,e, oael'ia
JansAry iltA February Sth March 81, A.
psil l1eh Nay l0lh; Jass "a. and s4th; Jnly
5tb; Asgsst ind; Septeaher sth OctoLsr. "a !;
November Let and zSth Deoem6ef eth. 20
By order q he W.. n. adI - !'@v.as
J. Il. WISE, Secretary.
SsanaFy 1ltA 1873. itl Feai.aW eaT
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City Council of Vermilionviile.
. Special Session, Sept. %, 1873.

F~' ~oS'OOS SCPss so AOsO'
A. Monnier, Mayor, presiding; all the
members present.
On motion it was resolved, That the
resolutions relating to infection. or epi.
detnic diseases. adopted Oct. 18th 1854,
and re enacted Aug. 7th 1867. and put in
force in 1910, be and is hereby declared
to have full force acd effect, and that said
resolutions be embodied in the proceedings
Of this meeting. f' - 'f'
Resolved 1st.f That any person or per-
sons, and dry good. Of any kind, corning
from any infected district, be forbidden
from, entering the limits Of the town Of
Ve:milionville. t'.''--' +. 'e9."' -s.. 90
2nd. That the Police Officers, he and
are hereby requested to keep . strict watch
day and night, to carry this resolution into
effect, asd keep ont of the town of ver.
,silonviIle, all and any persons OF dry
goods, coming from an infected place.
+ ssd.s That shoaA any one coming from
IN iatscted disssiel eluds the vigilance Of
the Police Ol6ees. it is made the duty OF
said ofiesssi To- order the parsons Of, goods,
without The to~s, vithis such time ~
.lhby spaJ ddeena proper sp& il necessary
70 pat ahssn out Of the limiaa Of the town
Of, VsrmiIionvills.. a4tsl .;ulfq 4,sn.!4o
l. s4th., That Ae sesidspls u Ne town Of
tVsrmilfoaviIle, ,asd. especially tie hotel
keeperA are forbiddes from irsssivisg any
ps'soal ~ pesseos o. dry esoda ssnisg
ftssA any place infected / and thae any rs-
sidsas efshsl town II svsrmil;ossi|,A Don.
,ssvssieg this aeetien viii b sisbls 10. =
Gse Il One Hxadred 1ellvy. nod, tho
h%tel keepers 10 sllitios, u. bsssu their
he:els cideadattN - q, q. el!du ff,aw
iaqSth. Thai lsb PsssidsatI Of the City
Cosneil, shall issdl biz psoclassatioa whom.
sves b desos II r&rtsst. dselafisg what
p'sesa are iisfanpds nib. sspaiAgiou. or
spidsanie diaDes1a.si esen 8. soii ns9s7a
8 Rsslss6 imlbms Tbas,all pssson som.
ing withis the limits Of said Corporation, /
will b reQuirad 10 produce . certi6cats
from ths Mayor o. . Jastice Of The Peacs,
from the .Plses 1hehos they come, tha,
there exist 40 epidemic ID such piace.S
Resolved, That thess pssolutiom taks
effect from aksr their pAssaes.,.moo
% motion, Tia Cosncil adjourned. ~
..sr -. .ssre,i 4. sMQNNIHf:, haSus.
!, H. n. BAILEY, Secretary. Vi las
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-10-18

Once, when Bean Hickman
was down, writes = correspon-
dent, and really starving. I gave
him q dollar, aud seeing me about
to buy . cigar he stepped up and
said: ALLOW NE 'a cir, ito iserve
you," and taking up two twenty
i've cent cigars he presented me
one and took the other--aetual-
" paying half the odollar,I had
just given him Nor the d cigars.
Beau, +" I slid, lyon are' extra
VACANT: l can't afford to smoke
twenty-five cent cigars."' Zone
must live like q gentleman" "hs
c0Ollt replied. eii 3, sa9 asaisas