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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-10-24
Saisie ed de Vemte.
Fiat de Ia LOuisiane.

4 s. =.
Ueteste7 AUgUstTHs administrators VS..
La Succession de Hilaire aEscou-
bas.--8me Cour de District, Pa.
4 roisse Oalcasien.- NO. $40.
EN vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de
AZ vente a moi adress6 par l'Hon. Ia
Cour du Sine District, dams ct pourla
Paroisse Oalcasien, Lne., il sera ven.
dua Pencan publique, a Ia porte de
la maison de cour de cette Paroisae,
en- Ia vile de lac Charles, SAMEDI,
Tine Jour de Novembre 1868, tout les
droits, ,titres, intereta ct pr6tentions
de II succession de Hilaige lsseoubas,
decede, d6fendeur en- Ia dite cause,
aux proprietes ci.apres decrites, 1 sa.
voiFs ~ 4aN
Un Certain Terrain
oulot detelTe, sitn6 dams Ia vile de
Lac Charles, Paroisse 0alcasiea, me.
surant cent soixant6.neuf piads, huit
pouces de face sur "a place pnblique,
oourant No9a entire Iignos PARALLELS
deux cents soixanta Dieds huit
pouCes, 81 borne ala Nord par les
terrains de William Meyers Ut George
Marshall; Bot PAT les terrains de j.
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Ngfaee ~ John b. BFeanx.

Estate OF john ID. BEeauX.
10y virtue az an order from the Hon.
Id the Perish Court in and for the Par
ish Of Calcasieu, there win be sold at
public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, by the undersigned Administra-
tors or by q duly commissioned officer,
ct the last residence of deceased, in this
Parish, On
Tuesday, November M, 1868,
Che following described property, be-
longing to said Estate, to wit
One Tract Of Land /,
situated in this parish, and known as
per patent as the N. " Of s. " of Sec
fion 2s, T. 9S., r.. Nv, in the District
OF lands subject to sale at Opelousas,
containing 159 92T100 acres, to be sold
In separate lots as follows, to wit:
1st--One hundred acres to Be taken
from the part or portion on which is
situated the residence and improve
ments Of Belome Lebleu N
Y 2d-Forty acres to be taken from the
part or portion on which is situated the
last residence of the deceased, together
with all the Improvements thereon
erected and belonging. ..... d. a..'.. s...,.
3rd-Nineteen and 92T100 acres to be
taken from the part or portion on which
Is situated the residence of Silnilien Lee
bleu. LESS ab
10 heads gentle cattle; 10 heads
wild horses and mares; 3 saddle horses;
5 Vacherie horses; 8 pairs oxen; IS
heads wild cattle at the Cheniere; $50
heads. wild cattle in Calcasieu prairie;
farming utensils; household and kitchen
furniture, etc., etc. .1a@ 3@#o4@ll "#5
Il. TERMS Tand sConditi6tss 10
~ One half cash on day of sale, and the
balance on credit of one year from day
of sale; purchasers executing their notes
with good and solvent security in s0lid0,
to the satisfaction of, and payable to,
the administrators or order, dated on
day Of sale, and bearing eight per cent
interest from maturity till paid. The
lands to be and remain specially mort
gagged, with. vendors privilege, until
full and entire payment.
a."4s. URSIN BREAUX,
lo9 Ga@ .aal BELOME LEBLEU, @a
Nt Administrators.
Lake Charles, Oct. II, 1868.
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I'm Lot de Terre.

situ6 en- cette Paroisse, ct connu
CONNIE par patente CONNIE Ia 1 3 N.
de la liz ). DE Section %, Township
8 S, Rangee I Quest, dams lie Dis
tlict tides terres sujettes avente aux
OpelOusas, Contenant 1859 92i 90
acres, a 6tre vendus en- lots s6par6s,
eaVolr:qE So sa6.g lTo ods gol
-alo-Oent acres, a prehdre sursla
partie on est sitnae la residence al
Belome LebtBu. r
2o-Qgarante acres, a prendre sur
Ia partie GU est situee la derniere re-
sIdepce du detuht, ensemble avrc
toutes les batisses ct authorizations
Qui sly tr0nvent, wv .T
Z 3o-Dix.ueuf ct 92ll00 acres, a
prendre sur la partie on est sitaee la
residence de Similien Lebleu rr
10 t6tes de b6tes douCes; 10 t6tes
de cheVRux 81 jumsata firoOches; 3
chevaux de seize; s chevaux de
Vacherie; 8 paires az. benfs; Is t6tcs
de b5tes farouches a Ia Cheniere; $50
tetes de b6tes tarouChes en- la prairie
Calcasieu; outils arratoires; mepbles
de maisoh; ustensles de cuisine, etc,
TERMEs Ell CONDITIONS n
"a moiti6 compliant IL jour de Ia
vente, ct Ia balance an credit dan
an du Jour de Ia vente; les aoqu6,
Jears foUrnissant leurs billets avac
bonnie et satisfaisante s6curit6 soil,
daiFe, Ia satisfaction be, ct payable
aux administrateurs az orda, date le
jour ds u vente, ct portant int6r8t 4
gaison Do huit pour cent De Ieur 6Ch6.
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wv. Bryan Al. Hebert ct Celeste
Augustin; Sud par Ia place publique
et A PCnest bar Ia terre ct Am6ii0fa-
tions de Afvillien Fafque, ct leg
terres de Nicholas Garbavino ct
Louis Lefranc; ensemble avec toutes
les Ratisses ct Am6lioratiOns qui en-
dependent. consistent principalement
Dime maison de charpente q deux
Etagea, cuisine, 6cufies, barrieres;
Giant. Ia meme terre ct authorizations
achet6 par Hilaire Esconbas do Paul
Augustin, pere, le Ia F6vrier l86
par acte Notari6s, cit enr6gistr6s ell
iivre 3, pages 248# 249 ct $50, dams
lie Bureau du Recorder de fcette Par
roisse. f..a ...t
1''@ TERMEs EFT CoND1rIoNs
Cette vente 6tapt Ia seconde ct
derni6re ehc4n, la ,dite propri6t6 sera
adidg8 au plus offant ct dernier EN-.
cherisseur, d donze mois de credit;
t'acuu6reut font.nissantt sen bond on
obligation avec caution .solvable, ct
portant int6r8ts q raisor de HUT pour
cent Pan de la date, ct la propri6t6
demenrant sp6cialement 4hypoth6.
quee avecfpriYiIege dp Yendeor jus,
qua .parfait Placement, rm..tg@rf
Saisi dams Ia cause cirdesshs. .ay
.r a...fJ. N. REAL, SHERIFF
Bureau ID Sh6rif, LAG Charles
Plroisse Calcasieu, ce II Oct, 1858
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Succession de d john b Breallx.
ETN vertu dun .ordre de- l'Hon la
~ CoUrldes Prehves dams etlpour la
Paroisse Oalcasisu, II sera vendu en
vente publique, au plus offrant ct
dernier enchGrissear, par les SOUS
sign6s Administrators, on par. I'm
officer dhment commissioning, a la
derniere residence du defunt, en- cette
Paroisseg un nu.s3yad oa Hg@ah 4@
Mardi, ~ NOyembre, 1868, oa. 81.
les proprietes ci apres d6crites, ap-
partenant a Ia dite succession, sa.
Voir =. -.
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ance iusqu'au Placement. Les terres
demsura1t sp6cialemont hypothequee
aveC privilege do vendeuf, jusqu'a
plein ct entier paiement,
URSIN BREAUX,
gel7 Ta7 BEEOME i EBLEU,3
.ia a Administrators.
Lac Charles, % Oct 1858.
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a a ADMINISTRATORS.
Lac Charles, q Oct. 1858.
Seizure and Sale.
The State Of Louisiana.
Celeste Angustiu, Adm'x. vs. The
Estate of Hildire Fscoubas. 9th
District Court, Pfish Of Galca-
+ siea.--No $40.
.DY virtue Of wri4of seizure and
D sale to me directed by the Hon
the EighthtI1istrict Court in and for
lie Parish Of Calcasiel, La. in the
above entitled Cause, vii proceed
to sell at PUBLIC auction at the Conrt
House door of said Parish, in the
town of Lake Charles, on SATUR-
DAY, the 7th day IF November,
1858, all The right title, interest and
demand Of the Estate Of Hilaire Es-
coubasy deceased tue defendant, in
said cause, in aud TO the following
described property, to wit: ~
A Certain Lot or
Parcel Of land or GROUND, Situated in
the town of Lake Charles, Pari.hTof
Calcasien, LaygaQd fronting on the
public square of Said town one hun
dred and sixty nine feet, eight inches,
aud running in parallel lines North
wardly TOO hundred and sixty feet,
eight inches AID bohiIdtd North by
lots ofyWilIiamn Myers, and George
MARSHALL; East by lots Of J. w.
Bryan, A. Hebert and Celeste Angus.
ell; South by the public square Of
said town, and, West byrIands and
improvements Of ArviIhen Farque,
lands Of Nicolas Garbarino and Louis
Lefra0c; together with an the buiIA.
ings anduilnproYementsc theteon and
thereto belonging aud apperiainipg,,
consisting principally of v Tive. Story
framed House, generally knQwm as
"sCorse's Hotel" Kitchena Stable,
Fencing, etc, and being the same
property purchased by HlIaire Els
coubas, from Paul Augnsfin ST., on
the l4th day of February A. D,
1857, as appears by N6faFiaT ACT of
Record IN the Recorders Office Of
said Parish, il Book B, Of convey.
ances and Miscellaneous Acts, pages
24S, 249 and $50. leg .ltgaaalsuf arasb "a"
TERMS AND CoNDIr1oNs: .'
This being the second and last
auction, the said property will be
adjudicated to tie last and highest
bidder for what IL will bring, at
twelve months credit; the purchaser
furnishing Bond with good and sol,
vent security, bearing eight per cent
interest per annUm from date, with
special mortgage and vendors priv
ilege on the property sold, untiffi6al
payment. .s 4 nLa.1. SIZE
Stamps at expense of purchaser.
Seized III the above suit.
J@@AE19A@ W III. M READ, Sheriff.
,pSberifr's office, Lake Charles, Par.
ish ofaGalcasieN, Oct ~ ! ls68u
Saisie et de Vemte.
Etat de Ia Louisiana. -
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or EEEl5 Z DEsCRIPZT0N.f /

Persons degiroua 81 having yOs
Printing done neatly. expaditionaly a.
cheap, arc iayited % can Is Che ofloe
tho Echo.
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The state of fLouisiana.
Probnte. Coln,t. P0rish. of CaloasieN,

Probate Coa@'t, P01'&sb@f CGJoasie",=-
d" Estate of N5E'io @. Casena0e. #seG
TOHN B. LANGLEY, Administrator
u. of said Estate, having this day filed
in my office a final Tableau and account
Of his administration thereof, with q
prayer for the hoInoIogation Of the
same ;--Whereas, the prayer of said PEE
tition has been granted by. order of
Court. dated Oct. 3, 1868; T...r..-.asr
Therefore notice Is hereby given to
all persons interested that, unless writ.
ten opposition thereto is filed in my
office in the town Of Lake Charles, with
in thirty days from the date Of this no
tice, the same will be approved and no
mologated as prayed for.FE .r@l@elN
Witness my signature at my Office in
the town of Lake Charles, this 3rd day
Of October, 1868.
-ar adj astoria as5ai DgJ. READ,
,.A.i.,.. o., r..,+...-rr Parish Judge,
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d. q READ,
Ill st .w.. n.ss. .Juge de Par0isse,
Lac Charles, 8 Octobre 1868
LAKE CHARLES PRIYATE
I'M ale and # 3 m ale n
"A, ACAD T. MY

TY1rTE ,,a,.t aoa.;a, IA Il, ]. I'M
Z. i. begin en- Thursday, Octhber! LIST,
1868, and terminate the last of June,
1869 nt.l ~ lHrf
Charges in specie orits equivalent in
currency, payable monthly. -
Board, lodging and washing, per
month for children !, /. I. ..,. !. J. SIS 90
For young men and young ladies, 8 90
Tuition in English department. 2 90
Students furnish their own bedding,
lights, toilet soap, table and toilet maps
kins.
Strict attention PAID to the moral
instruction Of students. t.tke
Ut w, BRYAN, Principal
Feb. l5, 1858. .--fY.--Sant. 10.
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LOUIS FISHEIR
Corner KSrbg and Ryan Streets,
LAKE CHARLES, La, m
Wholesale and Retail dealer

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Gro
oeries, Orookery, Hardware, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, and a general assortment of
Stationery, always on hand at the lowest
market prices. The public are requested
TO can and examine his stock before pur-
Chasing elsewhere.
Maroh 81, le6a.--lY.
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-lEIg2tat llle "a 4 lnlhisfane.

Co&r deS Pre2oeS, PdroiSS6. Colca$ieu,-
sl iS166sssion de Marie g. Cuze8a0e.N ("
John Bg LANGLEY, Administrator
~ de laa dite succession, ayant d6pos6
anon bureau guna FableaU ct compile
final de son administration, demandant
Thomologation d'iceluij ct la dite de-
mande ayant etc accord6 par ordfe de
La Cour en- date .du 8 Octobre 1868.
az En- consequence, avis est par lie pre-
sent donn6 aux int6ress6s, que 81 oppo-
sitiQn par 6crit nest pas faite ct d6pos6e
q mon bureau EN- layille de Lac Charles,
dams les trente jours qui suiyront la date
du present avis, le dit Tableau sera APP
prouv6 ct homologu6 scion Ia pri6re du
p6bitionnaire UGH .8aaia 4 lsHQa3
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

THE Louisville Democrat has the
following complimentary notice OF
the reconstructed Tyrone:
From keel to jackstaff she has been
thoroughly renovated, and to-day is
the most complete steamboat of her
size that ever turned a paddle-wheel.
During the several weeks that she has
been laid up here, the Tyrone has re-
ceived the finishing touches Of our
master mechanics. She Is now in all
respects complete steamboat, and
we give her over to the tender n,ercies
of the Cumberland River people.
With her new outfit, and under the
prestige of her new colors, the Ty-
rome will leave the city wharf soon
For the old waters of the Cumberland,
Her vanished beauty will attract Ill
the people along The shore.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
20
A CARD.

10 the Citizens Of Montgomery County ana
tfcinity: The fall season will soon be here
and all persons intending to have Painting
and Renovating done this fall; should en-
gage their work or make their contracts at
once. If they will notice the market quo
tatfons, they will see that linseed oil has
advanced fifteen per cont. in the past few
days and is steadily on the rise, and every
other material in our line is advancing in
price, such as lead, glass, &c.
Those persons who may favor us with d
call know THAT II thoy engage their work OF
make their contracts at once, it will enable
us to purchase supply of material at pres
ent prices, and we can afford to do their
work cheaper now than If 1t is put Off till
later i'm the season and material at an ad-
vanced price.
Wereturn our sincere thanks for the very
liberal patronage we have received from
this community the past spring and sum
mer, and hope, by doing our work In sub
stantial and workmanlike manner and al
reasonable prices, to merit II continuance
of the sante. Respectfully,
W. l.. GARDINER & Co.,
IIbrse Painters and Decorators.
Shop, Pink Corner, on Strawberry Alley
back of Coilter, 1Iillman & COS.
Aug. 20, '6S-lm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

"FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS !"-We
were pleased to learn last week, as we
did from the mountain delegations at
the Cleveland Convention, that there
have been great changes in the noun
tain counties, and that these changes
are still going on. Hundreds and
thousands who voted for Bullock, rat.
ification and relief last April, are now
for Seymour and Blair. They conf
IDENTIFY expect to carry every one o.
the twentyAone counties composing
the sixth district for Seymour and
Blair.-Athens (Ga.) Watchnadn
Sept. 10.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
Sept, nth 'Os--sm, G !" TT"

A VERY GOOD THING.--Prepared with ar
tistic beauty, with chemical purity and ex-
actness, selected and combined according
to extensive medical experience, unique in
in finish and appearance, pleasant to the
taste, never Affecting the head, ears or
nerves, and never falling in its remedial eff
fects-by cleansing the stomach, arousing
the liver, and acting rs q powerful anti
Embellishments d Co.'s King of Chills,
at one dollar per bottle, is the boosted
physicians combination of the present day
for all forms of chills and fever, neuralgia
sun pain, aching of the joints and bones
and oil complaints for which quinine is so
extensively employed, See advertisement
headed Great Southern Preparations Ftr
sale by Thomas Finley.
Sept, 4th lS6SNiw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25


THE following truthful remarks,
from the Gallatin Examiner, are APP
plicable to all portions of the State
Let newspaper croakers readand con-
slider it:
The support, all over the state, of the
white mems newspapers is grudgingly CIV
en-. Probably not one of them could live
u month upon their home receipts; IA large
proportion of their means coming from
foreign advertisers in the way OF business.
This Is the case all over Tennessee. 1t Is
often alleged, by way of excuse, that larger
The reason itself Is u condemnation OF
their course, for every dollar sent away but
helps to build up and sustain strangers and
starve out our own printers, as well as to
prevent them from improving and cnlar-
cling their papers, and making them better
and cheaper. A Tennessee pHblishcr IL first
starved out by neglect, and then asked why
he doesn't wax fat. Instead of cncoura-
ging him with paying support which would
new and better type, better paper, employ
better editorial talent, and more of II, all
| of which he would take pride in doing II
lac only could, thousands and tens of thou
sands OF dollars are annually sent of
North, to the end of Gripping our own
home presses which are devoted to home
interests, and arc struggling to keep their
heads above water. We are not now con-
sidcring the usefulness OF n home press in
mentality In recovering our lost rights, for
our people must be blind when they be-
come Indifferent to its its necessity in that
respect.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

To THE CITIZENS OF CLARKsvILLE.-It Ii
represented TO me that there is a strong
desire on the part Of the voters of our city
to have n candidate for the mayoralty
thereof who viii serve when elected; and
which opinion I entertain.
Having been so often urged to become a
candidate for Mayor, and this pressure be-
ing so CONSTANT and from all sides, and in
sisted upon by so many, have been forced
reluctantly TO yield. To avoid further So
licltations, and with the intention, If elect.
ed, honestly and faithfully to serve and
promote the best interests of our city, an.
noupce myself candidate for Mayor.
CHARLES ScHLIcH.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

THE LAND WE LOVE, for October, con-
tains seventeen articles. The leading ar
ticle, fhe Battle of Mansfield, is well writ.
ten and Of stirring interest. The other
prose articles are, Chicago, Dancing under
Shells, Gen. Lee at the Wilderness, Mary
Ashburton, Westminster Abbey, The Pare
Mouceaux, Orchards, Mabel, The Future OF
Young Africa, Haversack. Editorial, etc.
The Poetry is by Mrs. Bcllamy, of Ala.
bama, Henry p. Parr, of Memphis, &c.
This number compares favornbiy with
the others OF this most popular Southern
Magazine.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

Time with unceasing tramp
marches on, ana many q heart
that but a few days ago beat
"Pit a Pat" with fond hopes
for the future, Is to-day still
forever.
Look back and contemplate
what time has done for others
and remember what IL has i'm
store for you, | and everybody
else; then ask Yourself the
question, What wOuId become
Of wife, children and the good
old folks, II my checks were
demanded by the dOOrkeeper
OF the next world Have you
secured 10 them, in the event
or your untimely decease, q
portion or the financial value
OF Your life through the medil
um OF q
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
RIVER NEWS.

tt,,. .,,,, .., ..,-,.. -.
my oaii,p.i,'ihu oo'ni''enoeu risins on
"euneso"s NJ noon' an. UP " .he preseh'
.iine nus risen iee' iii'hi"s iuiiy i'iee' Oh
iiarpc'h SHOUTS. ~, .....
our niercian,s are receiVina urge yuan.
'i'io' VI iioto,i',i'iso Wy INor," apou' "
cen's per iV lbs iroin oiicinnnu'
80 ps'Vu "o"H
cah i"s' hish'' ohe VIII go oh que ways
nc. P'au.' a,u "t0"
N,n,',,, VIII ,ahe nor resuiar Jay IN 'he
,r,' ,,-1 - - .,..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

The ffartsville IFitiette ceased to exist with
It's last issue, SEPT. 10Th. Cause: Want of
su fllcicnt pntronnn,N =. The act of the Legis-
laturo recurring the, legal advertising to be
published In certain papers Is the main
cause of the suspension OF the paper. rms
tho country press of Tennessee, and has
had the effect Of closins Out several lnnn-
entail papers. We have suffered rs lnuch
no rhnns as any country Iaper in the state
In consequence Of this "csass legislation"
yet our paper still lives, an VIII continue
To ike until the good peopl OF wilson Or
der IL otherwise. Lebanon Lferdtd.
We are sorry to notice the suspen-
sion Of such paper as the Huntsville
Pidcye, particularly when the cause
is brought about by infamous legisla-
tive enactments. Let them leSislate:
most of us will live till we die, any
how.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

CoRRECTIoN.-In our annual re-
view of our market, published last
week, we inserted, by mistake, Messrs,
Harrison Il Sheiby's report of sales
for seven months to the u. s. Asses
sor at $l9S,sl9 10. 1t should have
been S255,73s 6s. Those of the trade,
knowing the high prices these gentle
men obtained for their receipts, natu'
rally saw the error at once.
This enleTprising firm are preparing
TO make large additions to their ware
house to accommodate their increased
business of this season,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

BASE BALL.-A match game of
Base Ball for the Junior Champion
ship of the State, was playedlast Fri
day between the Lightfoot Club, of
this city, and the Athletic Club, of
Nashville, on the grounds of the lat.
ter.
The game was called at half past
two o'clock and lasted two hours and
a half, resulting in a victory for the
Lightfoot, by q score of AZ to 10. J..
w. Sullivan, of the Nashville Club,
acted as umpire, and M. Gaines and
r. Hough as scorers.
The following is the score of each
Club:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

GENERAL EvARTs has
rendered an opinion against paying
for the use of property occupied by
the army during the war. The CASE
of Elliott of Tennessee, was made &
test case. Groans go up from the
"trooly loil" at this death blow tC
their hopes, RS any number of bill.
were ready to pour in from "orignal
Union men" had the opinion beer
otherwise.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25
Sent is. le6S-tf

The DOdlcy wngOn-ls making for IT.
self the best reputation OF any work ever
sold in this couatry. We refer the public to
those who are using this work, Including
some of the Oldest teamsters In the city and
surrounding country. ~ 10 the Hehtssf
running scasos In Sss. Made In Wheeling,
Virginia, to our order. Call and examine it,,
at f. s. BRISGHURsr & Cos.
Sept, IL, lS6S-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

|. o. o. F.-The Grand Lodge of
the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows Of the United States, assembled
in Baltimore on the 2lst inst. The
proceedings will he looked 10 with in
terest by the memhers of the Order
CNerNMhere.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

THE Memphis, GAINESVILLE and
Louisville Railroad, against which the
Government will, 1t is said, sue out an
attachment, and sell it to pay portion
of the Tennessee Railroad debt due
the United States, owed on the first
day of July last debt and interest
amounting to s., $50, 500 10. The debt
due the Government included In this
amount was $3.50, 756 "a.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-09-25

CIRCUIT CouR'r.-fhe following
list embraces about all tho cases of
interest before the court
state rs. Laura Taylor, keeping house of
ll-mmc, fined 81.
George IIankins, col, larceny sent Ia Jail
six months,
-- Conner, col, assault and battery, mol
pros, entered.
Juo. Carter, col, malicious shooting, ac-
quilted,
- Calhoun, col, larceny, sent Ia jail ten
days.
Marta Howard, COL, keeping bad house
plead guilty and fined n.
James FORTRESS, col, larceny, acquitted.
Jno. Garter, col, assault and battery, ac'
quilted.
Jno, Grapes, col, tipping, two eases, mol
pros, entered.
Jno, Grapes, col tipping on Sunday, fined
sN.
W6otcu, murder, acquitted.
Mary Ann Grant, coli, lewdness, sent tC
Jail five days.
Martha Phillips, col, keeping house of Ill
fame, acquitted
Ed. Harrington, col, malicious shooting
acquitted.