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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24
5tabt un6 Gtaat.

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Wforgen 9eeen 6 llbr itarb Or. SIS il.
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5urnbereins. Ser 8eritorbene mar felt
lanaerer Seit I'M gef6afte bes Serrn
Charles sleliou u. So. angeftelt uno
fraber betIeioete &c Die GteIle zines Gis
reftor8 Der @oubernements . GIii1fabri6
in MaretitraBe. Sin Blu tItur3 ma9te
ieinem 4eten Elm @noe.
@eitern Mbenb itarb Elm anoerer
Oeuti6er, Der oenisIben @am en-, gSiI.
belm S1uiibt, trug uno Der felt Iange<
rer Belt bierielbf ais Sdneiber be-
lhdftiet mar. a.asI gss..ss. sss,5ss
Die beioen berlt0rbenen 9fanenss
bettern eenosen bic Ndtnng ibrer Mits
burger. Gs lit elm feliaries Snlans
mentrefen, oab bic Betoen, Die Den 9Iei,
@engaamel trn5etl in 0er tnrsen 8eriobe
bon "a 9tunben bon ibrenf @roeatpals
len abeerufen utlr6en.
~ gan6ioaten. Wit Der
@abl unieres Sreunoes 6. 0. q o.
naI6 VI on fur 0as @beriff's 0lmt bat
bic &epubIifonifds Contention einen
gll6Iiden Stiff eetban. Serr Donalo>
ion 1T elm 3nberldfiiger, ti6tiger, foli6
Der un0 al9emein beltebter Mann, Der
Dem Anit uno feineu @oHitituenterl ale
Ghre erfpeifen mirO.
Ser Srapis gEtnb am, Der gtoe
minee fEr @0antB 6ruitee, bat einen
gnten STUFF ais tiihti9er nno geiunnbter
GeI6dftemanil.
Wi@ aeI @aIfb, Der Ganbibat
fur Nebenue Collector bat felt 5iuei
Sa1ren cine iuiAtige GteIune i'm
SSreebmans Bureau nit bielen Geidid
unb 1aft befIeibet, un6 fid) Elm gutes
8enommee rnter ben birgern Dabi0s
iOn gnuniDs erIrorben.
Gg Die Convention berfanmeIte
fib beute (Niontne) Sfa6niittas 2 ubl
nao nomtnirte 6. %. Gnlitb aIsGountn
@egifer.
Cine NefoIRtiOn fuuree aiigenonirnen,
Die allen raoifalen Stimngebern ents
pFeblt, fur DieBewiaignng Der $500, 000
attien sar Sennefee an0 Yaeifc giien.
balm amitimmen.
~ Oie Ofepublifanif6e County
Contention fan0 am Goundbenb
slaGmittag 2 ubr i'm @oartbauS 9aaIe
ftatt. SER .. o. Gi6tb praiOirte nnO
Serr Z. 6. Bonobten fltngirte ale Sc
tretdr. GO iuaren 115 Delegaten ges
genudrtie. Die fcIgen0en GanOioaten
uuroen nOntinirt:
Sir Gberiff: 6. SO. DonaIofon.
Sur MebennecoIIee: WliMaeI gBaIi6.
STIR GoMuig Srnitee Gropie @inbafn,
Xir Soifer: Nbram Gulifb.
90 iuar mittter aBeiIe 6 l1br unS febr
eunfeI geiuoreen, 50 ipat uin peitere
Gef&dfte borSnneBmen. DesbaIb bers
taate fiA bic Contention bis beute I'm
2 glhr, Na&mittag, 90 lueldJer Belt bic
slominationen fit Gountb @egiter, fit
6rieDensriGter Mno fiiE Gontabler GEE
rIad,t tuerOen fOIIen. 2ln@ iuirb Die
Debate ilber Die @blttninftng fur bic
@eI0beipiAignns Geitens bes gonntB's
an bic Sennefee uno Nacjfc gilenbabn
lattfiH0th. e 49,
~ 6ener. 9lm GcnHatenb ees
aen 8 llbr Mbenos fanpen strei Eeus
srsbrinfe &fntty bic cine In eIuem
Aaus an ber Grnnhg @bite @iEe. Die
sweite in Der @obnuHg oess Germ aBaIs
lace an4Drotpns Greet, 4 MeiIen bon
bier.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24
Npli;et I. @eribt.

8ebton Starter, 9iebitabl, 10 Sage
Mrbeits6aus.
8eter 0tibers, bssI. freigeiproden,
@in, Cummings, betrunfen, So.
SoPn SenrD unb grtpin 8erfinS.
Sieb1fabl, iiberbHnoen.
sbos. @faIIorD, glnsriff nit elmer
9iitole, $25.
Serielbe, Srasen berboreener Baf.
fen SO.
81. 81. SotparD, @dlasersi freiges
fproden
Charles SinneD, betrunfen, So.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24
Special Notisen.

H SER NSorib NDber 1T
9ofale Isent fiir Die Senneiiee gtaatss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24

Sur GOuntp Jaiier:
&c BRAN g M I t +.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24

Sur Gountp Sfeeifter:
6. %. g y, / t 3.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24

SoIalS 2l9enl TUT ote ,, Nenfleliee Staatss
3eitun9". -
Il Gin se,treffi9es glas 9agsrbifr, feine
1861 Rbeinpsine, bsIifatf .8ranbies, @bis-
fess unb bsralei6tn aninirenbe SteiFe, Elm
fubfantieller 2an9 unb gisarren brett aus
5asana fnb i'm Sod City Gallon beim
5errn @eUrg Del9'aniPs fcrtw1brenb
gu bateu. gBfr tpfrben fet5 erfreut fem
ale, un1rrt Jreunbe unb 8efannte bairlblt
begriBen gu fSnuea, feb22 2Ma
Il Sm yfrfmnbli9en aelIer" bel
Spbn Sitter, @sq. finbet Der giinittae
0eier lets cine mantere @eleaf9aft berIam.
melt, peIde benz pOrtrefiIt6en baielbit Der,
sapftsn easerbier ben @ernt9tunsstries anse-
fInbist bat. -
Il 5part Gner .@eIb! Die fbweten
3eiten BADEN einen gi1ten GtnHuB auf ben
8rpcerfe Wartt gebabt, inbfm fie bie
yretie berabseftst unb es baber benz @uniu-
mtttell mSeli4 semacbt baben, gu auberpr-
bentli6 billigfr preileu eir3ufaufen, Dappn
tanit fi4 Elm Sober ii6erseusent tpenR er BET
@. %. Soften II. Bro. SO. % Nprb
@Ollese Straee itiue Gtntanfe maat.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24

% S1ieBaftGtre. - Qlnl
gohnabeno Mben0 IL llbr gerietben
bic Serren Sobn Sou0Eab iln0 Sobn
gBallace 'ror Dem MlpDleburger' f9en
Nefaurdnt in eintn unangensbihen
@treit, Der OaHii eltbste, bn6 Der 2ebs
tege cine leiAte 9@ubuHtloe in Die
redte Geite erbielt.
Die fSeinDleligkeiten, peldDe bic be-
bau.rnsiutrtbe VIHaire her6orrieieit,i
Iipareil bur1nne ni6t ernitet glatur; bic.
9aa,e mar inebr f1ef3bejter glrt, bate
ieboG leidt einen uueladttten Outgoing
nebmen f6Hner.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24

G8 Y to Or. y elt T
propbeseit in elmer Stem <gorter 3eis
tung ,,eine 8eibe bimmliider uno irs
oiider 8banomena, Die am ~. Sc
bruare alfo am Donnerlfag oieler
@o6e, ibreu 9lnfan9 uebmen iueroen.
Gr fagt, baB an Ienem Sage am Weit>
li9en SSirnatnent cine 3uiammenitoB
bes Sc onoes nit s Jupiter unb
8enus itattfinoen uno oaB orei
9ld6te ipater Supiter an 8enus
III Der eefabrHden Gabe bon breiuno<
stuan3i9 6eeunben zines @ra6es bor>
bel paffiren miro. Sas 8eiuItat
bieier 3ulammenf0Be nno St6rungen
fagt 8rofelIor Seliiiier, tuerben att
mospbariibe 8ene9un9en, eIeftriide
Gntlabunsen, beftige Stiirlne, bobe
Sluten iein, ipelden i'm 2aufe 9e8
Sabres Die ungenliitbli6en @rbbeipe<
guneen foleen iper6en, bon benen Elm
8orgef6naf Dor 8urse,n unferen
@adbarn in Melts Sn6ien gegeben
norben it," Comet Der 9elehrte
Qrofelfor. = Was fiir famole Senfa<
tionen in @eitaIt bon lleberidipena>
niuneen, bulfanii9en Gruptiunen unb
Grobeben fteben uns bemna6 bepor!.
g8er neiB Oh bic neueiten 3afanimenS
it6Be in @afbington nitbt aud f9on
8orldufer Der fonnen6en Moipeiduns
gen an ben giatur9efeken iuaren? Gs
miro elm bllitiges Sabr. Wfon bat
suei feufiae Sd,perter gefreiist iiber
einanoer am Sirmament seieben..
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4 MeiIen bon Der Gta6t, stpei @egerli
bege9neten, berIangten bon benz Gtnet
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.leIbe true. Ser gfeger entlief, tuorauf
bic beiben Neiter ben aiueiten Neger
nit Gteinen tobti6lugen. gtiuas
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ri0ie @ei6iAte nidt befaant iporoen.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24
6anDeI ,.nD @1rfe.

Nepgort, Montag, "a. Seb.
Cob 0ffnete gu 14311 unO itano urn
101 ubr 1893, 121 1lbr Mtttags 143s.
Il. 6. Bombs 6pro3. faaig 1881 1114
5S20er I. GerieS 711I
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-24
Ner5eitbmif itener SIu3et8eit
ttn bemtiNelt Slafte.

Ser Surnbereiu label sur Sbeils
uabne an Der 8eeroisllns oes beute
berforbenen 0r. SIS. S@ntibt elm;
ebenio:
Der G9atenperein. Bon beiben
8ereinen mar Der 8abinseidiebene
WitgIieo.
Mbfabrt bes 9ampfers SDrone na9
Cairo morgen Ra9niittag 4 nbr- Sta=
here's bel Gcrbett uno 8ogel.
Betanntma9ung in 8anferott> @n'
ssIesenbeiten bura 6. 81. Campbell,
GIert Der Ser, Staaten 9itr. s9ourt.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

provide that at tho time 6s voting upog
] the ion 81 the Cons aatisn the
registered voters may vote als6 f3f sYt-
bers Of the House of Represent ives of
the Unitea states. and for all sleetiye
officers provided for BY said Constitn-
ton and the same election officers who
shall make che return of the votes cast
on The ratification or rejection Of the
Constitution, shall enunerate and eerti-
fl the votes cast for members Of Com
gress
In accordance with the terms Of CHS
act, an election win be held lii the State
OF Louisiana for members OF the House
OF Representatives. the United States.
and for such State, Judicial, parish and
municipal officers and members of the
General Assembly as are provided for by
the Constitution to be submitted to the
people for ratification
This election will be in all respects
part Of the election heEatofore ordered
in special orders No. 55y dated March
III, 1858, from these eadquarters, sub
ject only to such notifications as may
be required by the above mentioned act
Of Congress-.
Any person duly Registered la the
State of Louisiana may vote lib any
election district, ward or precinct, pro
Yided he has resided for ten days, next
preceding the election, in the district,
ward or precinct, where he offers To
vote, upon presentation Of his certificate
OF registration, Oh, in case of his having
lost such certificate, upon his affidavit
OF his registration, iii which shall be Bet
forth the fact OF such loss, and that he
has not voted before BIT the present.
election, or upon such other evidence Of
these facts AS may be satisfactory to the
commissioners of election.
The ballots to be cast for or
against the Constitution shall have
on them printed, OF iii writing the
names of the several officers voted for
under its provisions, and the returns Oh
the election viii be made to the COM
manding general, as directed ia para
graph 5, Of Special Orders No. 3D.,
above referred to-
by command Of Brevet Major Gener-
al r. o. Buchanan.
GEO. u. KARLSRUHE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04
nessseaseos Gem aucecEk On
Registry


An ord LIS just aean issued 81 Gen.
/ 8aac06k announcing his decision on
/ certain appeals from those made BY
Boards Of Registration IN Texas; for the
/ purpose Of showing our readers the
points decided In these cases, we quote :
Il The first point Is that q person dis
/ qualified from voting Is not restored bg
0irtsse Of pardon. Section 9, d the
Reconstruction Act Of July 10, 1857,
expressly forbids registration because of
pardoa
2. Those who held State Offices prior
to 1861 are not disqualified from that
fact, unless they afterward engaged ia
insurrection or rebellion, &c.
81 The office OF Alderman is not an
Office under general law, and conse-
quently does not disqualify.
4 An applicant for registry must be-
pTOUed to have engaged In rebellion, Sc,
before he can be rejected, Tie decision
Of n previous Board Is not sufficient
where proof Of the fact was not made
before them.
8. An officer of the State militia before
the war is not DISTINGUISHED By the acts
Vi @1uAAsS5I6S9s IL ~ u61bM6E dA1 DAbCub1V6
nor q judicial Office. Such are entitled
to registry.
6. Sergeants ia the army Of the Uni
ted States are not ssofficers" In the sense
of the acts Of Congress. Those of them
who took part ia Che rebellion are not
disfranchigad.
2, IA member Of the secession Con-
YentiOn. and rejected on THAT cyrOYnd
alone, is not embraced in any class dis
by act Of Congress. Henay
be registered on taking the oath pre-
scribed by the act Of March %, 1867
5. Merely having served in the Con
federate army is not sufficient ground
for rejection. Such are entitled to reg
istry on taking the same oath.
8, Mere charges of disioyalty do not
furnish sufficient ground for rejection
10. Clerks of election having held
office under q general law, are not enti-
led to registration.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04
The OpeIousas Railroad.

We learn that the bondholders
of this road have had meeting to.
consider the propositions made to
them BY the directors, and have
appointed Messrs. Generes, Lafitte
and Judge j. M, Lea to treat with
the company. Itis fervently hoped
that an arrangement win Be made
by which this important enterprise
will be placed in a position to pros
ecute the extension of the road. If
the offer to convert the coupons
already due into second mortgage
bonds, so as to enable The Directo..
~ to undertake to raise new sub
scriptions to complete the road, be
not accepted, we hope that some
other proposition viii BE- agreed
upon. Even if the bondholders
have to foreclose their MORTGAGE
and buy in the road, and either
out OF their own means, or by
long lease to competent persons.
on the condition Of extending the
road to the Texas line, 20 effect
the great object, we trust it viii be,
done.
What the public, the people If
this city and Of Texas need ana de-
sire, is the extension Of the road.
'Io that end, the sacrifice Of All the
stock viii be a small consideration.
The bondholders are largely ana
interested in this extension:
without i, their bonds win be of
Little value. With it, they VIII
soon be- reimbursed the investment
and q good interest. a large por-
ion Of the trade Of Texas, now all
yerted from this city, will BE- te
claimed, and the greater por6o
q the surplus wealth Of that i'm
nense and growing State viii cen
dre u thus port, to be hence dist
9Hted throughout the world.
N o. Tsmes
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04


The Black and Tan Constitution
Of Arkansas was defeated by al.
rect vote of the people BY 5000
majority We can see no reason
Why The Constitution 81 Louisiana
and Texas should not share the
same fate. They are certainly not
less obnoxious. The people, BY q
little exertion, have it III their
power to defeat them. Let every
citizen by his direct vote and in
auence, apply his shoulder to the
wheel earnestly and seriously and
If then, the foul incubus is imposed
On % against our viii, as Ia the
case Of Alabama, at least Will ii be
. relief to think that we have not
with our own hand, signed our own
degradation. II il said that a laroa
proportion of the black population
are getting their eyes open and Be-
gin 70 perceive that they have been
made tools Of, whereby to work
their own final destruction, without
TIE satisfaction of even temporary
q
aetnal beaefts From different
quarters ne hear that the negro IS
becoming disaGected 10 the radi-
Gals, WHO preach equal right and
equal share q hilp, but deny both.
II is the & unkis.dest eat IF all 10
the radicals, that the negro, whom
they have invested 8ith the rioht 10
vote to the exclusion 81 the white
man, should now abandon fbem on
the owe Of success.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04
a Residence Of Ten Days Rec
auired.
iEADo CARRIERS FIHTH Mn1rARY Drsr,
New Orleans, March %, 1868. r

Af0M 11AetAhs hAsAAcA aVs Icpcs
Special Orders No 63.
/. BY an act Of Congress, which Be.
came law March II, 1868. It Is en-
acted, That hereafter any election au4
thorized by the oct passed March 28.
1867, entitled an act supplementary to
an act To provide for the more efficient
government Of the rebel States, passed
March 2, 1857. and to faciltats their
restoration, shall BE decided by 4 nas
ioritE Of the votes actlplly cast and AZ
the election ii which the question 81
the adoption 81 rejection 81 any Conssi-
tiltion IS suhEAittsd, any person duly
registered in the State may vote Is the
ELECTION district where he 0ffsrs to vote
W2sn rs has resided therein FOR ton days
next preceding such election, upon pre-
sentation Of his cerffiicat8 az reofstra-
ton, bug affidavit o. other satisfactory
evidence, nndee 7lch regulations As tiib
district eonmanders may prescribe g
and.
4tIat the 5dnsit1fi6nai convention
.oi any 0t the STATES mentioned in fbb
acts to which thiais snendatoFE av
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

G~We are authorized to announce
wv. R. RUTLAND, Esq, AZ j can
didate for tie Office 81 Parish Judge for
this Parish. Election, 18th and 18th
Lust
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

DAVID y. READ viii be
supported ior the Office of Parish Judge,
foF Tbs Parish az Calcasieu. Election
~ take place Oh ths l7tla and 18th inst.
MAHY C1rrzEEs
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

We are authorized 10 announce
the name Of Hon JACOB RYAN as
j eandidate or Representative Tor shis
Parish III the General Assembly. Elec-
ton, 18th and 18th inst.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

we are authorized to announce
the name a LEWIS SMITH a. i
candidate Tor Parish Judge tor The Par
iah Of calcasien. Election on the 18th
and 18th inst.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

celebrated lawyer once said
that the three most troublesome
.ehents he ever had were 4 young
lacy who wanted to be married
married woman who wanted di
Yorees and an Old maid who didn
know Rhat she wanted.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

One John Devlin, who was lately
convicted Of defrauding the Gov
ernnlo1t on the whisky tax, IN the
sum q 100000, was sentenced to
500 fine and two years ilnpristn-
gieist bathet q good premium
that. The Government, Il It IS
tl5eo haFa might get 9 good many
terms
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

Street 9ommiesioner William
Baker, i charged With perjury be
fofe " s Comaiaion6 II b.
Weller, On tho affidavit 81 III II
Nixon.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
Gen. Buchanan Assumes Conn
mamdg

II viii Be seen BY She following
order that Gen. Buchanan han AS.
sumed command of the Fifth Military
District
HEADoUARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DrsT.,
M. Orleans, La., March rs, 1858. I
General Orders NO. l6,
The undersigned, having been al
signed 70 duty with his Brevet rank
Of Major General, by The President
Of the United States, becomes the
senior officer, and therefore assumes
command Of the Fifth Military Dis.
trict.
ROBERT Q. BUCHANAN,
BreVet Major Gen. D, >. Army.
Official 4
NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieut. 87th Tuf'y Bvt First
Lieut. 81, 81 AL, Acting Assistant
Adjutant General.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

We are aushazlEed 70 announce
JAMES HE. PORTER, ESQ 81
0psou, m date fdF fhs Office
81 DnsrEor TUbaR If lha Sch J'ldieial
District embracing TIE Parishes Of
GaIc Lafayette and SCI Landry.
n pEii 18th ana 18th, 1858
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

e5@We are authorized to announce
CHARLES GLAgspOOL as d can
didate for the Office of Clerk Of District
Court, for The Parish Of Oaleasieu.
Election, 18th and 18Th April.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

Alderman Joubert Of New Or
leans, has instituted an action in
damages for $4,000 against the
Convent Of the Sacred Heart, for
refusing to receive bis daughter,
on account Of color.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04
Mn EDrrnR

Please announce the name Of JOHN
READ as D candidate for The Office 81
sheriff 81 this Parish. Election OH the
18th and 18th.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

TIE President answer contains
psges
seems 81 BE 8 dia gree
au between The mana gers b The
Impeachment and the counsel for
the defense, As to the style ID
which Chief Justice Chase and the
Senate should BE addressed. For
what purpose does not appeal, but
viii probably be further developed
during The eonEsa Of tbs trial The
managers insist that during the
sessions 81 the Court, Ghase should
be called Mr. President and Che
Court addressed as Senate. 2 The
Presidents counsel usually say
Mr. Chief Justice : and Court
The mana gers M. President /" and
Senate. Negroes are still ex-
Guided from fhe galleries. They
ought tx come down to N. Orleans
and learn from Alderman Joubert,
The method 81 enforcing equal
rights. BY following the example
of that illustrious and distinguished
naliciously Wronged, to
The amount 81 $4,000 lately, they
might make a raise.
IT u ruEored, il Washington,
hat the Presidents counsel viii
move to dismiss, there being Moth
ng impeaohable in the charges OF
.splication, and that Chase viii sus-
ain the motion, taking no extreme
round, but put the question to
he Senate and abide BY their de-
ision. Evarts has been in New
'oEk looking over authorities, as
g could not conveniently get at
lem in Washington, there being
3 arranged library. Presidents
ounsel think the trial win not be
rolonged more than two weeks.
be trial was to have commenced
D the Both.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

REPRESENTATIVES,, STATE OFR1oERs, &c.,
70 BE CHOSEN.
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The Canal Bank In N. O., was
robbed Of $4,000. The roll Of
bills was placed BY the Clerk for 3
few second behind d railing six feet
high and was STOLEN So steaIthily
ia AZ -
only when the package was found
missing. The Bank offers $4,000
for the apprehension 81 the Robber
and recovery 81 The package. The
numbers Of the bills are known and
have been advertised They are
all $1,000 bills
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04

General Robert O. Buchanan has
assumed command Of the 5th Mill
tary District. He il represented
az q moderate conservative, liberal,
just, and Of remarkable intelli-
gence. His order assuming COM
mand, win BE- found IN another
column. Cen Hancock On his own
request, was released officially
ttoil the command, and ls assigned
to the department Of the Atlantic.
headquarters ct Washington.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-04
ImpoFtant RIlIltagY &c.

Ar ELECTION Ordered.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
GourultrriaI 5ntsIIiseats.
Okssckrs orrrcz. No. ~ OAnr sTKirr.
Thursday Evening, Feb. ~, 1853.

Thursday Evening. Feb. ~. 1883 !
CeTToN-The market has been rather steady
throughout to-day. Offerings were light and I'M
desirable from the opening 10 the close OF bust
ness, and the demand. which was fair in the
morning, became active and general as the day
advanced. Buyers claimed marked concessions
in view of the depressing character of the advices
from Liverpool and New York. and they may
have obtained tiiiing advantages for a time 10
exceptional cases, but the general movement indi-
Gated. if anything, increasing frmness. and the
aggregate sales, which footed up only $500 bales,
were almost wholly effected at yesterday closing
quotations. which we repeat as follows, viz:
Ordinary, l7@lsc.; good ordinary. l9@l9Ac.; low
strict middling nominal. As the weather was
most favorable for outdoor business, and buyers
were apparently anxious to 20 on at the above
figures, nothing but the paucity Of the supply
could have prevented very heavy aggregate sales
today. -.