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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02

The French Idea Of Girls i'm
America.
The heroine Of the new French
Comedy, Miss Suzanne" Suza1eae
Y5JleneaUe, is the daughter Of an
artist who is as proud and indie
pendent as he is poor. Her friends
call her Miss Suzanne on account
Of her having been educated in
America, where she has acquired a
freedom of manner and Of speech
which sometimes astonishes her
acquaintance. She has" says
oneof them, "what is rarely found
in France, especially among young
girls che has character Of her
own" She has received in Amer
lea solid education which now
enables her to make livelihood
by giving lessons, and she is all
ways natural, always cheerful, al
ways maize, making as light Of the
difficulties which beset the career
of a daily governess as she did Of
the thousand Of miles which separ-
ate Paris from New York, and " al
liant touiours droit devant ellie, ct
ouvrant sur tout ct sur tous SEES
grands yeux limpides, CONNIE pour
dire, oh ! regardezl regardez! III
n Y q Tign dc CaUfre 4s5-deetsatii4ts5 T =
She is somewhat of problem to
her friends, most Of whom can
scarcely believe that it was posi-
BILE for her to walk alone through
the streets of New York, and to
attend public lectures unescorted,
without meeting at least undesira-
BILE expressions Of admiration. She
assures them that never but once
did she meet with the slightest an
for in America, if d man
were to show himself wanting in
respect toward a woman, all the
passers-by who had wives, or
daughters, or sisters of their own,
would hasten to defend her and to
punish him" The single exception
to this general courtesy occurred
at a botanical lecture, on an occa-
sion when she was one of the four
or five ladies who found themselves
forming part Of an audience Of /
three hundred persons. While she
was taking her notes, she says she /
saw o piece of paper,
folded like a letter, pass over her
shoulder and fall on her sleeve. IA /
thrill Immediately ran through the
assembly. /" Well, and what did
7ou RI asks one Of her adrniring
riends. DO she replies, suit
ny the action to her words, " Why, +
went ON wrihngl And then, when
ihe Professor had finished, I raised /
ny arm like that and I blew
ihe note OFF w If it had been some
oaltry mseotI Every one began
q laugh and applaud, and the
5oing man had to leave under d
itorm of jeers." But on her return
d France, Miss Suzanne finds d
marked difference ia the treatment
Tho receives Instead 81 behaving
owards her with respectful c0ur-
esg all the men 8he meets nay
ler compliments, send her letters
containing passionate protesta-
ions, or make open love Va her
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02

FRAcTIcAl JUoGLERY SUGGESTED
we s5pY IS follows from the NeB
York G
Since the public curiosity about
Japanese iugglers has pretty well
subsidized. managers are at q loss
fox d new sensation Why does
not some entefprising man give AS
a first rate East India juggler I?
The tricks performed by the viz
ards 81 India greatly surpass any
thing that the japanese have yet
shown us. There are well anthem
tieated instances in which these
Indian iugglers have buried a man
in deep grave, planted flowers
over him, and dug him up a couple
Of months later in the possession
Of perfect health. This il feat
that would be universally popular
here. liz we could prevail upon
Stevens or Butler to be buried I'M
ill after next November, with the
certainty that the daisies would
bloom over them unmolested, how
popular the burial ceremony would
be. Quite number Of people
could probably be found who would
be glad to be buried, and SO escape
the certainty Of the discomforts 81
the coming summer, if they could
be sure Of a safe resurrection in
the fall by all means let us have
an Indian iuggler. The manager
who first secures him VIII make a
fortune.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02

The DEooLLETE STYLE. The
abominable custom Of exposing so
much Of the female person, now 80
prevalent in fashionable society, is
being severely ridiculed by a pow
tion Of the press. It might puzzle
even an imaginative writer to CON
eea+Eatte ia few words more
sneering but grieved bitterness
than that expressed, many years
ago, during q temporary reign 81
the disease now prevalent, by a
certain husband who was accosted
with d question Withholding ON at a
dance in which his very decol5ete wife
was figuring " What very hand
some and magnifcentiy formed La
dy is that yonder, in the green and
pearls?" asked one Of the other
guests, an acquaintance Of the hus-
band but a stranger to his family.
That? Oh, that is my wife or,
at least, / thought she was up to to-
day. But, by the Prophet I am
inclined To think, by the way she
dresses tonight, that she Is the
wife Of every gentleman in the
room"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02

It Is reported that several prominent
German and French journalists are on
the way to the United States to be-
present NJ bhe closing scenes OF Iresl-
dent Johnson's trial, and to write re-
ports Of what win take place On that
occasion for the newspapers they repre-
sent, A Dusseldorf painter, also, IS to
be ii Washington Ut the time and
sketch the scene at the close of the trial
for Q great historical painting.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02
The New Orleans Crescent,
OK CAMP STREET.
j. %. NIXON, Editor and Proprietor.

y .# N u.
This popular Southern journal
established III I848, suppressed by
Ben Butler, May 18th, 1862, and re-
established October 18Th, 1865, il
now, Dis ID the pact, d faithful expo
nant of Conservative Southern senti-
ment, d reliable record Of eveals,
end the hrdent adv0cats Of All means
calculated to develope The resources
of The great South West
IRRa INvAREAnEY in AnvANcG.
Daily per aRnum, $40 90
He'll eagly and Quarterly, saiae
rate.
Weekly per annmn, s1 90
Half Srly and Quarterly anas
rate.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02

In his speech, Butler spoke Of
the New Orleans riot. He did not
say word Of New Orleans spoons,
M. Y World.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02

Garner KIRBY and Rgaa Streets,
LAKE, cHa RLES, Lq
Wholesale ana Retain dealer

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Gro
eeflos Crockefy, Hardware, Boots aad
Shoes aats, end genera assortment 81
Stationery, always on hand 81 the lowest
NtAskhet i3ftHt4s Rfttf Hftfffts ere EtIfieHfst
10 call and examine ISIS stock before pat.
chasing elsewhere
AlaFcL a, 1868
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02

Succession OF Leon VeFduH, SFs
STATE OF. LOUISIANA SGh Judicial
Parish Of Galoasieu. District Court.
A IlEXANDERy THEODORE and
A. LEON VERDUN, of said Parish
ana State, having applied bypetition to
have David J. Read appointed Admins
TRAITOR Of the succession Of Leon Yer
dun, Sr., deceased.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested intending to-
make opposition to said appointment
to file the same in writing, IN my Office
in the town Of Lake Charles, within ten
days from the publication Of the present.
notice.
j. N. MOSS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, April %, 1868.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02
ID q pnAn
Ne anN W. u I

Sheriff and Collector.
Sheriff's office, Lake Charles,
La, Feb. Us, 1868.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-05-02
Notfce.
Convention Tax.

ALL persons owning property
in this Parish, are hereby notified
to come forward and settle their
]" Convention Tax immediately,
or they will incur the penalty
prescribed by law. Office open
every day.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02
0ret;ebn Miuipne1, SpQar6.

Eieie immenie Summe, iast bic Ybil. Atb
:3ta. tpurbe in benz einen Monate Mar3 fir bic
Mrmee sertpenbet. Seit brei Sabren 1T berRriee
nun beenbist; ni6t Der eerinsie @ioerfano
pirb ben Ser: Staaten- BebSrten entsesensefeQt
uno bpd thinner bat bas Qanb Blreen gu trasen
ais Oh mir raitten I'M 8riese tuairen. Die san-
&c armee tetebt aus midi mebr als 50,0OOMann
uno in einem ein3isenM unate fotet le bemQan-
Be IS MiQiuneu TpQara, alto 1850 tro Maun.
gia@ bie(er State miirbrn bic slussaten fir
jeben Splbaten $1,000 per Sabr betrasen. Climb
bas bic eerabmten Gtni9rantaneen unb Gripar~
milf, .pelde in Der a(rnaee gerpaltuns einssflbrt
sporbsn int? aeiu @unber it 60, bab 6anbel
unb @eperbe barnieoer liesen, penn bas BoIt
sur1 1areu fat frbridt pirb, I'm, fel9e slus>
eaben au ,beRreient bic ielbf auf bas balbe Ma6
suridsefibrt, nod gu ero6 fein ~tpiirben. .llnb
parum perben ~pieiesussaben sema9t2 Ginfa9,
uu, ten ariees3uaane I'M Saben bauernb, unb
burd Belagerunss3ufant unb Mlitdrberri&aft
3ebn Staaten' ~ elmer pu!itildrn Maf9iene fir
bic ratifalen III MAIDEN, te ibneu et,pa 60 elet-
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1913

tcrentir bic bescraebenbey railtsutentpatl liefern
foQ. Die WobIfabrt bes 'Nortens unes ibens
pirb ~seupfertt i'm, tieien ielbfii@tisen j3med 3u
errei9en.
Inter Der jesisen 9errl@aft fann l9 terSi-
ben ni9t ertpten, Seine tpabren 9ulfsqueQsn
bleiben brad liesen. @runbeisentbum bat 70
gut nit gar teiuen @erfaufswertb, pom Snbut-
rte ii teinesReoe, unt bic sanses4rbettstraft tuirb
l@l'eBli@ earauf sertpenbet, 10 SieIe lanbmirtb-
i@aftli9s prcbutte su sewinneu, ais serabe fir
ben Sesarf Der 8esSlteruns 1.lbR erfurberti&
fnb. Inter ipl&ex 1mRanten tann bic BeYSl-
terans ees Sasens aud nur iebr tpenis BON ben
Snouitrie . Grseusnt1tn bes Merbens taufen,
unb pel@e @adpirtuns bas auf bic inbuariel>
len Jntere6eu bes. 9orbens ausitt, tas baben
bic Mrbeiter ebenio ME bic Gabritanten empfun-
ben. Sober 1T i@ t;har, ba6 Der ;3ufanb Der
Union, pie CT in Der. Iesten treiSabreu befauten
bat, Elm unsrtrasli9er ii, unb nt9t lanssr 70
fpr,eauern bari.
User bas erfannt bat lese aber aud6anb ans
Wsrt, UNI Mbbulfe gu peridadeu. Die @dn-
1er, benen ibre partei bSber lebt> ais bas@obl
bes 9anbes> blrfen ni9t tpieber in ben GpmareB
ertpablt tpsreen nne ni@t ert ant Sage Der &c.
rninaticn ceer Der @abl iunbern iebt 1don 1T
bic 3sit bafar gu pirfen,. baB ni9t Yarteisanser
ioneern patrioten has Steuerruber Der Union
In ibre 6dube befpmmen.
-aRan bat ausaerebnet, tab bic Snteredtm
auf unierer Natirnall@ule jeee. Stunte Sag uuo
Na9t in rauber Summe $2O,0O6 tetragen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02
Ser it'd 8.
Ser Nro;ef oes Nrdioenten.

Ser Nro3ef oes N%rdfbenten.
Giner Der MISUNDERSTANDING u9e Der
Situatipn 1T bie0 leid9ulti9feit mitwel=
der bic Station temYro3ene bes Yrdi>
penten Spbnfon beipobnt. Trpboem
rerfelte zines Der ptdti9ften Grei9niHe
it, bic in cteiem 2anpe je ppr9efauen
unb upn Dem MuSsanse be0elben uniere
Gretbeit unb pas Slid ber@e Staaten
abbdnsen fSnuen> errest cieler proseb
unter Gem 0plfe cine Serbdltnt6mdbi9
aur iebr erin9eNufmerflamfeit. Nu6er
ben fanattiaen &abifalen biQist oper
adtet Niemanb bic Mnfld9er be6 prdfiz
centen unr pbfdpn man ben Mbfidz
ten Don prdfcent Spbnlpn @ere9tis<
felt piperfabren ldbt - 1T bod feline
%beicnpere SYmpatbte fir beHen perlpn
uurbanpen. Man fnpet fpaar Demo
fraten> mel@e 1t@ dber ben 3pil9en benz
@on9reb unp benz prdfpep ten ouSae<'
brp@enen &f auf 2eben unr Tpp
freuen ee 1T rer 8llr9ertrie9 i'm feinpz
li@enQa9er, ia9en fte, benn Mfr. Spbnlpn
1T rpn Der republtfaniidenp Dart erpdblt
mprcen uno ntdt BON uns ; tpena bic
Nepublifaner chamber ;erReti1en, IL
f6nnen mir un6 Bios barber freuen.
Dies 1T aher cine gang fur;fi9ti9e
uno serfebrte Nufa0un9. Da6 @pbl
hes Gcltes ftebt iber ben Sntere6en Ell
ner partei uno bic Sntttutipnen 1t1z
ieres 2anbe6 bcben Don Dem 9e9enwdrz
ti9en &fe Nues gu beflrdten.
Gbenlo erftaunlid> alS bic a%usemei1,e
0leid91ltt9feit, 1T bieSdwd9e Der BON
ben Nnfld9ern beS prdfioenten in6@erf
9eieBten Mittel. Die Gr1fnune6rebe
bon Butler bat ni1tS bepieien Die bis
jeBt ein9ebradten 3eu9ni17e beweiien
AUDI ntdt5, al6 paB e6 ablplut unnS9z
lid it, naB Nthter, bic Elm Bi81en
Gbr9efibl baten, ben p%rafipenten perz
urtbeilen fSnnen.
Die Tra9e 1T jsbt pb Der Redt6iinn
ben Sies iber bas Yarteiz Sntere0e paz
ppntrasen peree. So melt sei9en aue
Nn;eiden caDin, roB ca6Yartei< Snterz
e6e bic Sterbanc 9etpinnen miro.
Da6 @erfabrenB Buffers 1T ein i9amz
10 les uub brutale6, unb ibcraQ iiebt
BET ben al6 &i9ter fbenoen Senatpren
bic parteilidteit beraus> inpem fie ben
Redtsanwdlten pom prdfirent Spbnlon
ale m69liden 5inoernine in ben @e9
;u ieben uno bas 3eu9ntb gu 0uniten
ces prdiieenten 9erape,pe96 aus3u<
f9lieeen iuden. DaS Smpea@ment
aebt 70 9au5 maibinenmdbi9 Dor fi@.
Man weib, no man bin9ebt unp be-
fummert fd nt9t 9rpb UNI ettpai9e
5inbemiNe.
Den Norifalen 1T tpeni9 tarat eez
le9en 8 ibnem unterwess be9e9net>
penn ile nur gum 3iele eelan9en.
Dur9 ibren Ganatismus unp tb1e er<
bdrnlt9e uro corrupte Ne9terun9 ba<
ben ie iid in cine per3weifelte Sage
sebra9t. Tim fi9 aus berlelben 3u
3teben, bebarf es nun aud per3peifelter
Mittel. sic brau9en sdnslide Con-
troue lber ale &esierun9s>D epartes
'ments, pamit 1Ie in Der NpDemberpabl
i9alten unb ualten f1nnen> wie e6
ibnen beliebt> um fi9 am @uber gu erz
balten. sic fSnnen feiner Manr an
Der Spibe oer Re9ierun9 brau@en, Der
ibnen %beitdnpi9 ibre S@anptbaten porz
bdlt uno iie Dem 9plfe bloBfelt. Die
&arifalen polen tbre 8eute ntdt loSz
la11en unb peebalb NJ II + Sobnfon aus
Dem @e9e eerdumt wercen.- Gas 1T
bic 9an3e @el6t@te.
Sreisebn WiQionen Spllars+
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02
Gmrppdifbe Gprreippnben;
fir ben @anberer.
III q hetne

geilieeenb erbalten Sie mebrere ;3eitunaen
unb Iusi9nitte. Sn Der SO. II tes @anbe-
RET, bic i'd sefsrn erbielt, mar Der quet. per-
brannte Artifsl iter 2antmirtbi9aft vber @af<
ierRpH." 0!ei@ beim Ginsanse beibt es: ver
(@ott) bat audi @a6srtrF aus bieiem teryur<
aerufen." Das muB beiben: uer bat AUDI
@a7erfoH ms Daiein serufen," Sn temlelten
Blatte iebt aud eineGei9i9te nit benz e5ser,
ber ia uaiern aronprinSeu latd'erli9 aemadt ba=
ben ipQ.
@enn nun j., 9. infer aronprins Bel elmer
@ele9enbeit nur Is Ibaler CUR 8eiiteuer mad
Ofpreuben esesten,io unterliest IS feinem 3met>
fel, tab er tei elmer pber ntebreren @elesenbeiten
5usur 3 d uenbe ni9t 9unberte CUR 8ei=
teuer eeeeten BAT, inbem bieier yrin3 serate li&
eurd feline %ltersroBe Greisebisteit Dor al
len Mcnar4en uno prinsen aus3ei9net.
MSsli9 pare es, bab Ct AUDI nod bel elmer
aneern @elesenbei, Is TbaIer CAB.
TIM iber t~erartise gerbaltni6e unb ;3utanbe
Elm ridtises l1rtbeil su fiaen, mug man mebr
2osif beiiben, tpie Sbr Gurreipunbent ca aus
8aiern> Der ieiner tunbsesetenen @einnunsen
tpeeen ia ni@t tpertb it, bab Elm vbeut19er"
9unb Jpn ante0t. Gs tGnnten ieBt 20 M1iQiu.
men Ebaler 3 II piel mad ben qreft. prcsin3en
eef@idt tuerben, bann tirben AUDI tpenn btes
@eIo eebSris sertbeilt tpiirbe bod nod 9eute
iter turse 3ett benz 5unser anbeim fallen.
Is 1T ni@ts sefabrliaer, ni9ts, pas 70 siele
uno 70 f&neQ MaiFssanser, Spibbuben, &c. &c.
ulb nod piele &c. bcrsorruft unb ~fabrisirt, als
eerabe tieie SHentli@e l1nterfiibunsen. Matir~
lid mi0en bel iol@en GaQen Inter tubunsen er=
fclsen, aber penn es einmal beibt es tpirb S6ent-
lid, i'm MQeemeinen unterfabt bann 1T es Sor<
bel bel elmer sraben Iu;abl bon Bummlern, unb
bieier bat man in jebem Staate, i9erli@ AUDI lit
8aiern, unb pie es f@eint bort nod fein ietu
polenbe Bummler. Sd ,pieberbple es ;Sbneu
no@mals, bab uniere Resieruns nod thinner
mebr als ausfSmmli@ stbulfen bat Bel berslet<
den @elesenbeiten, ~ LANCE es nur ibr mSeli&.
SIM SABRE 1860 mar bier:n uniere Baraer~
meiferei 8aQiusen aud cine @ibernbte, obne
eerabe 5uneersnctb seuannt gu tperben, unb es
f@entte uns bic &eeieruns 1900 1balcr> unb
IN bieiem SABRE, no IS pieber utaneelt, i9ou
pieber cine nette @umme.
@ie IS ideint baben Sbre anbereng orrelpon<
tenten es nur auf @erldumbuns unierer Station
.dbseieben, oter Sbr 9err &ebafteur bat feline ,
Greube baran.
Sc 1T BON lie Der nibli& ~sepeien, tpenn MGn>
gel seriist purben, ALIEN i@ furtpabrenb Mube
~ seben> jebsn fleinen Maneel gum sroeen Ser
treden ~ MAIDEN, bas 1T u@emeinbeit". 3d.
rim tennsei@net ii& Der 6err CD aus 8aiern.
Sober Der aud nur Elm Gunten 2oatf inn Qeibe
bal, piro einisbsn, bab iol@e Qappereien aus
Neib, Mibsunf anb &a9f suiammensefoppelt
Inb.
gei ber na@ien ySenbune ,perben @ie Habr=
i@einli@ tpieter etpas ibe rQanemirtbl&aft ober
ionf etpAs8 efebrenbes erbalsn. gDie i9 ltbs
fpre@e1 bic &atbftl an ; brunt riden Sie, bereu
muir tasli@ Elm, ID perse fit gorratb iorsen. =.
s. S1..."r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

Sapan 1T Der Nnar9ie nabe.
0teGi9ebprcnen Seriiben an penMusldnz
bern bic arDbten STANDARDIZATION !;
cas S@iHSzGplf elmer frans6fl1en
Corvette purce unldn9t 9ennprpet.
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@afbinoton.
Smpea9ment hes Yr1ftent.

Jnpea9n1ent hes Yrdlleent.
Gor9effern purpe Der .Mnfla9e< Nft
,9eser benprdfcenten beenciat uno miro
NIT ben, nd1iten 8latte ras Gnp<lrs
tbeil Der 8d@ulptsuns befannt se9eben
werper fDnnen. au. r,.
3 CLINT eri9t ron@ aibiustonG orres<
ip%pnpenten beri1tet, oa6 Der Oberrt9ter
Gbaie, pel9er bebauptet, DAP ber@enat
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~"~ eSSST< T ~
lben> feline pRt9,j gu tbun am Gnre
Der Nnflaee ; aber es ibeint pieb nidt
aus elmer amtltden Gueue gu fpmz
men.
@i9erbeitber& eiienben.
Die Mitsliencr hes 5au6-G COMMITTEE
BON @ege1 unb Camden 9~epenfen ben
@%eaenfano In tbre 96npe ;u nebmen,
rpe!der pur9 einen Nft pes Gpngre1es
rie Niderbeit res 2ebens Der 9tei{enren
an G%iienbabnen re9ulirt. Mit Re@t
felt man ben @runcfaB auf baB Der
Gpnoree unter ieiner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rpait, Den 6anpel inter ben Staatet III
re3uliren, eas He9t bat, ei9ene 0e1ebe
;u MAIDEN ,pelde er nur9 @eieB allen
Dampfabrseu9en auferle9t.
- Der prp;eb seeen @urrat pirb
i'm Mat Iermtn Der Cincinnati Court
gus aibin9tpn mieper Dprfpmmen, >pen,1
er ni9t abermal6 perl9pben wtrp- Ri@z
ter 8lad it als Mnwalt fir ben &C.
fan9enen eineeidrieben. Surrat 1T
felt finfsebn Mpnaten i'm @efans>
nie.
Der prp;eb sesen Self. Davis 1pu
rprfpmmen, ipbalp ras Smpea9mentsz
perfabren 81 Gnpe 1T. gpr Der 6anb
1T er auf ben 2. Mat fetselebt unp 1T
Elm Spe3ialz@ entre Don 60 @el9mprez
nen an9eoronet trprcen> aus oenen cine
SurY 9e;p9en merpen lpll. Das neue
Snrietment> bas sesen Jpn al6 bearinz
bet 9efunben wprpen> 1T in Der NbGdt
Der 9erbetflbrun9 elmer, S9ulpigerfld<
run9 ab9efaet porcen> uno iinp ale
9rrtbumer unb Mdn9el hes eri ten Snz
pGtment permieren 1pprben.
- General 6alet rldte nit 2 CONT
pa9nien Splcate1 9e9en bic feinoli@en
Snptaner, welde bic Gamilie pom
pierion Dor eini9en Ta9en int Songs
Tbale in Nepapa ermoroeten. Die
eanse peiBc 8eYSlferuns Der NaGbar<
i9aft mar in Wafen unb in betBer
8erfpl9un9 BON ben Wilpen na9 ben
neueitsn Nadridten.
- 9uncert Bergleute gin9en son
Mpntana na9 peru in SibzMmertfa
ppr einem Sabre. Die6dlfte papon 1T
bereit5 tpot.
Die peruotanii9en Mtnen ltefern
srpar cine quite Musbeute, aber fte iinp
i1redlt9 un9e1uno.
DieG;rie Giienbabn <Gompa9nis
bat int Sinne, Elm bpppelte8 @eleiie
NIT Stablz S9ienen an perD elaware
Nbtbeilur9 BON Der 8abn gu lesen> tpp
bas neulide un9lid ft9 tr:39nete.
Der6rpntterzSn ner (eine3 eituns
pel@e i'm Sort Sanpers, Dafota Terriz
tory beraus9e9eben miro bebauptet, pab
pa6 neulide Snpianer Council amGort
eamarie ~e n srpBer Snbiaz
Sie9 mar"
Das Gplf an Der @ren;e bat au9en<
l9einli9 eine Iebr iblc Meinun9 BON
ben Snpianer~ Griepens u%nterbanoz
lun9en. 80
Gin Eeleeramm pom Sort &ujiel
beri9tet, rab Elm Geue, bic StdQe Der
@esteruns serit6rte uno 70 pferbe gu
@runoe 9ingen.
Der8erlut betrd9t ni6t tpeni9er, als
$4,000.
Ganaba. |
lin neu er8epeis {pQ ermittelt ,pprz
ben ietn esenW belan, ben beru6ti9ten
MDrper ron McOee> purd GntblIuns
zines sebeirnen poltsei> Dieners> wel<
der Jpn ote1bat seiteben b5rte gu einem
Mtt9efan9enen.
BsfenntniB spnWbelan.
A. ben %. @prtl. 3mei
sebeime Yoliseipiener baben seldworen>
baB 1e gu eiinem0 elprdde 3wiiden8 bez
Ian uno Dpyle i'm 0efanoniBe
3u9ebprdt botten. Iarin 1pu Wbe~
Ian rsm Doyle ;useseben baten
bab er D'Nrcy Mc@ee eri9pb. Nur<
be er 9eban9en >perren orer fir iein
.~..S or. -. 0.L&knra fn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

auseecampft wdbreup bic l1eberleben>
ben, mel9e es bitten mt11en ioDen, ba<
rauf befteben> oaB es ben 9epSbnlt@en
Snbalt fabte. Die sanyMatle 1T cine
totale @uine budfabli@ in Stade GER
ri1en rur9 bic fur9ttare Gr1@ntte<
run9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

Elm blpbea@ ei9wprnen@@ ert9t 1T, tpirp
pae Ne9t in&nipru9 nebnne1 unr aus<
lben, feline pftdt gu tbun am Gnre
Der Nnflase :; aber es i9eint bieb ni9t
aus elmer amtltden GueQe gu fpmz
men.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-07

4 o o 600 in EAgatcEles!
ron 3 Ngfliis P6RBL AR
n 70 II sEG ~ a n s.ass
selYisG E3EIIs
Handsome Is ~ assil
sFos tie fE.Sw fticesos Tgs {allsTsI
s7 -WlrhUg'r n. ARD p * ~ 3
ANOiNoJJI0sBE PAID .fuh lItlIES lfEefLY
49, - ~ Il "a u flly,., -. ~
? 100. Solid gold hdaRg watches. 81 to slla9
tl0olMagia'eased solil Iascsies, s2Qllilo SD
eMl,Ladies Fetrhss, slpplelgl 4 IVY 10 SSO
9B0-Gola hn.;y chfon isF y steh 3, Up To- s9y
29a G6lfhmtibg Epglfsb levers ,Rg9t0 .lpg
a0llpld h'tns gsld DuPlFxeFi M301so 2g9
$40 Gold i3tng Apef. watches, lgg 70 -29t
s5gD Acknowledgements, u 10y 10 f9b
500 ,SilYef, hn6liDs.pgpi6xes, - 70 ~
$40 Goldladies Tatshes, ~ TO 2og
1900 toldHuninl sIePines. M 70 q. 70
1900 AliscellaI.eeussil yer watches ~ To lUO
2SpO.Hlmi0g Silver %Yetystis 20 70 81
5000 kss6ttel WncheSAl kids, 10 % = 10
0gi,Evary patron oblaihssa Whtclrby thiatrA
ranganepts 6ostiugbgt so, while i, may "
worth $lg5O. : No parGafiy shqwn, 20
5 sWswish foiminediat ely.dlspose.f fthsaboye
magnificent Stock, Certificates, namins The
articles, Ere placed III. sealed envelopes, and
VEL lbixca Z Holdors'a ara entitled to {lie artie-
,lcsnamed on their eTtiieate upon (he pay.
ment Of Ten Dollars, whether IL BE n watch
worth 81 ,000ot one worth less, heyretuIh q
any pfuly certificates entities you 10 he mlic
litiSifGed thereon upon payment, interpretive
ofaits Nprsl, and asno'artille4yaleeJ lepf ilfar
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-05-07
Job Work
by THE GOVERNOR OF WEST VA.
A PROCLAMATION.


IT7HEREAS. The constitution of this State
w makes it the duty of the Governor ia
convene the legislature "on application of a
majority Of the mmbers elected TO each branch
thereof: And, whereas, by a resolution adop-
ted by the present Legislature, on tho fourth
day of March. 1868. majority Of the members
elected to each branch thereof Whose names
arc recorded on the Journals Of their respect
i've Houses,) did request the Governor "to con-
vene the Legislature in Extra Session on tie
first Tuesday IN June next. with view Of
considering 6nd determining upon the Code of
West Virginia."
Now, therefore, 7, AETnuR /. BoREaSy,
Governor oil the State OF West Virginia. in
Pursuance Of The application aforesaid, and in
virtue OF The authority vested in me by the Con.
stitution, do hereby convene both Houses of the
Legislature Of this State, and summon and re.
quire the members thereof to assemble, at their
respective chambers, in the city Of Wheeling,
ht twelve o'clock, noon, on Tuesday the second
day Of June, 1858, then aud there to consider
and determine such measures as in their wis.
dom, the public interest may demand,
u. S Done Attic city Of Wheeling, on Che
eighth day Of April, in the year olour Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, and Of the State the fifth.
BY the Governor;
A. l, FOREMAN.
JonY s, WIrcHEr, Secretary Of State.
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