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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-19
Public saIe.-

Estate Of Leon Eerdun, decd
nYEirtue OF an order from the Hon
ID Che Parish Court, Parish of Calca.
eigu. La. dated Che 9th. day of JuIy
a 81 1859, and to me directed, I, John
Peid. Sheriff 6f said Parish and ex off.
eio Auctioneer, win offer at public auc-
ion, to the last and highest bidder, at
The last residence Of the deceased in
this Parish on
Tuesday, August 3Ist 1869. 1
The following described property be-
onging to said succession to wit::F ,a
LIST. A tract of land containing 64Oacres
more or less, known as Rio Hondo
lain No. 252 in favor of Demsy Hes,
icing in sections 8 and 4tg1Os. r. 81
:. and sections 80 and "a t, los. r. 10 |
End. Another tract of land contain
ng $40 acres more or less being in Sec
6ns 4, 8, 8 and 9 t. los. 8, W. being
10 Hondo, claim No, 271 in favor Of
Tram Ours, 49, ,-.-- -
3D.. One sugar house chimney, two
BIKE of oxen, five COWS with their yearl-
gs, four creole horses, one american
Orse, claims of hogs wild, twenty-five ]
bad of sheep more or less), together Il
th lot of household furniture and 4
tchen utensils, farming implements a
b, &C., &c. og#3 ay5graG3T .rf~o~f III
Terms and Conditions. s
All sums of ten dollars and under 8,
BIB on the day of sale, all sums over
! dollars, one, two and three years
Bdit from day of sale i; purchasers fur
thing their prOmissOry notes payable n
the Administrator of said succession "
th two good and solvent securities in VI "
lido, residents of this Parish. The =
ID to remain specially mortgaged with ~ ~
ldor's privilege until full and entire H. H.
Fment with eight per cent interest ~ ~
N maturity until paid. lu.1Gu, ID ~
j. M. REID, Sheriff. W.
B. One acre square of the Land
be reserved rs family burial
und,, which acre of land will be eel
WV and pointed out the day of sale,
n one of the above tracts. ...i 4
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AMERICANsToCK JOURNAL,


nNHTS valuable monthly contains in
4 teresting articles ON 1.-THE Econo-
my of Mixed or varied food for ami
mails" Poultry House." ''Cure for
Spavin and other Diseases, IN shelter
for Stock, " Adaptation of the Noun
tain Regions of the Eolth TO \ Dairy
Farming and Stock Breeding" Pre-
vention Of Disease in Animals, "Care
OF Stations" s'Spring Management Of
Calves, Age Of Sheep, I" ''Plan for q
Hog House, z ''P0ultry Hints for April, 4
''Rurd Economy" Breeding and
Rearing Colts, Feeding Horses, |"
Cochin China Fowls, ''The Mule, 4
.'Care and Management Of Hogs, = s'Bee
Keeping" Hints for the Month, I"
''Stable Economy, Spring manage
ment Of Colts, " ''RoUp ia Fowls, 80,
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by the law OF OHIO, o. pounds Ia n
bushel OF clover seed, and So pounds
q bushel oG oats, In buying OF selling
in this market the customary weights
given above however,, aro the universal
rule. E
A box "a BY 16 inches, ~ deep, con.
tains I barrel
A box Is By 16t inches sdeep. contains
hushel.
A bow 8 By siinehss, saeep, contains
1 peek,
A box 4 By 4 inches A2-l0 deep, con-
tains 1 quart
Tho standard hushel Of Tho United
States contaius also. cubic inohes
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DiTeCtOFsG

JAS. 81. LUCAS, W. Il. JENNINGS,
A. N. BRITTON, JAS. B. EADS,
s. M. HATCH, z f JAS. GTVENS,f
CHAS.. MdLIABEN, A. h BUCKNER.
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MaIrli 81 Aout 1869.

@ propri6t6es ci-apr9s d6crites ap
snant d Ia dite succession, savoir7:s
}. I'm norceau de terre oontgnant
acres de terre, plus on moiils, con,
Omme titre de Rio Houdo No. 252
eveur de De1nsy lies, Giant dams les
ions Q ct I t.. 16 $. Y. 8 ". ct sections
81 t. 10 s,rl0w. .a.3. .
}. I'm autle moroccan de te1re conte-
$40 acres, plus on mOins, etant
les sections 4, s.. g ct t. los. 8 W.,
Rio Hondo No. 271 en- favour de
lm Ours. Il. A'114'., u ~. ..-' .."
!. Une ohemin6e de sucrerie, deux
cs de boeufs de, tire, cling vaches
leurs yeaux dun an, quatre che
ese0les, un Cheval american, un
Dc cOchons (marronsI vingt cinq
de moutOns (plus on moins) : Aus
B lot ACKNOWLEDGMENT de maison,
erit de cuisine ct instrument ara.
Is de-, &C., &c. ..... ..
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OHCeEs Of Louisiana Agency:
Gov. G. Il. MOUTON. . . President
Judge E. T. MERRICK ViCe-President.
b. B. SHINES 49,. Secretary.
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Ne1'1nes ct Com itions.


putes sOmmes au dessous de dix pi-
8 payables contant le jour de Ia
2, ct toutes sommes au dessus de
Piastres d un credit de un, deux ct
ans du jour de Ia vente, les ao-
ours fownissant leurs billets prom
res, payables a Administrations de
e succession, ayeG deux BONES ct
ables securities solidaires, residents
cite Paroisse. Les terres restant
Palement hypothequ6es, ayec priv
0e vendeur, jusqu'au PAYMENT, d
pour cent d'interet depuis l16eh9-
iasqu'au Placement final. @ IT.
VEGA J. M. REID, Sheriff.
B, On arpent carr6 de cette terre
sera r6servG pour cimetiere de
ile, Ct q location indiqu6e 10 jour
vente. NJ 'T
a#. E.,A...sE .rE aE...N....
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Louisiana Directors.

Louisiana Directors.
Gov. c. H. MOUTON, of c. h. Mou-
ton L Co.
Judge E. T. MERRICK, of Race, Fos-
ter & E. T. Merrick.
F. Il. HATCH. of Samuel Smith & Co.
G. CHISM, of Chism & Boyd.
JAMES JACKSON, of jacobson & Man
ton.
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G. W.
Bancker & Co.
FITZWILLIAM, of 7. Fitz-
william & Go.
r. s. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel.
Gen. B. B. SHINES.
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Medical Examiners:
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oak Agent for GRleasieu Parish,
WIN. II. KIRKMAN, M. D.,
Consulting Physician for Calcasieu
Parish. t@ nos
, 1869-09-25
QUINCY.

Lnsa Day OF the Stock EAfE-Ttor.c
fkRctnE, Firetnenss Tournament
Knight EQucxtrinntam, Etc.
Special De.patch 10 The Chicago Tribune,
QUINCY, Ill, Sept u.
The attendance at the fair today WA The
Iargcas Of auJ daJ this xeek At least e.o0o rer.
sons were on the grounds The programme Of
the forenoon 1as the display OF nules, jacks,
and thoroughbred horses, up to II O'Clock.
There was tEoti,ug race at TX O'Clock. pstze
800, nearest mtuuteA The prtza WIS won by
I,ily Pierre, owned BY n. #. Blossom, OF Brook
ii the AFTERNOON there wat racing race, bess
were three cntttet-CaEaos, w andotte Colel and
Cotton Picker. First Heat-T{andotte Cnief, of
In the second heat, Carlos, Of Quincy, made
a.234. In the 1hird. Caraua made e:74a.. WJan-
THIS afternoon, 1T the 1reuen's tournament,
the nrs: prize, 3l50r was won hy RuRino Company
No. I, Of QuincF, throNing 161 feet inches. The
second, s13, b. Nc. = Quincy, throwing lb9 ieet.
tnchea,
The hose race was for tour-wheel caEt.a8es,
go Jards, to run and unroi 30 loot Of hose, c0u-
ncct to the engines, and pGt on the pipes. The
lint prize, s4o WAS taken By No. q, OF QuncT, IN
IA; the second 40 By No g. o! Quincy IN = ~;
r. ~ ;uee &C. BY 5se S e. SensyS r. 81: #
stoyc-pipc-for the compans making tie slowest
time, NAs Won BY No. 4. Of Quincy, Ia 1;ll -
The ctowninR exhibition OF The day WuA the
Knight Equestrian Tournament, which consEstsd
Of picking rt0X9 suspended IRON poles with lances
The horeea being Under full Rallop. The pf1ze,
Pair Of Ro}1 Epurs, Was won oy Enoch McCland.ol
4 grand ball tonight 4, the club house on the
fair ground concludes the Jss. 1t Is now
log. and bids fa!r TO eucroach upon Tue amau
ho1tA
Ten cars loaded with railroad Iron arc reported
% the track on the Chichao, DoEiinatoa Quincy
Naifrued, about twelve miles hbo4e here. ueceasl.
tatlbc change around the break b. trains ltAy-
, 1869-09-25
MADISON.

Thu Coming Stntc Fnir-A Brilliant
u UcudtuH-xEcsFnEtib Eti Offered TOR n nF-
deFcra-Stnte 1tnpttat Assoctnsaons
Specinl Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MAp1soS, Wis., Sept. -.
VAs the day for opening approaches the prospects
for the State Fair here next week grow better,
Tbs pfrlce o! the Agricultural Society arc putting
the grounds and buildings In excellent condition,
and making eserynr.anrcmeutf fur the convenience
MID accommodation Ut exhibitors, tn whOm lib
eral prtnume are Uttered, ~tth competition to all
The number Of cA!ftes nfeadJ c4Inl th0se up 10 =
resiod uf twenty -four hours later last gear, And
nre particularly large In the department Ut ho0d-
I'd cnttIr. With good scater there Is = prospect
Of ln1rct shoH and atten!iance than eser.
The innFt brilliant welding that t,as escr taken
Ing, lie parties se'ng Mt. l',eezc ]. Stevens.
ntftkanWn 1awyer. pullftea! md aoelctT man, ant!
sesresar: o. ths fof an W,'fni',n T,'1 nssf Gaoa!
". T.. Fuller, nne VI our !arp*e. iacUnle.pay ayinR
ha.!ncts 'ns1 t,He.ta rs's rrr:sat '1tn, sIss- r.,
ess sss An a YA't J 'es', ,rssrs Il Elk 5ot s % obst f
l'aess iss. i IN this state, lid iii vent Of il.
iht mist ..sn,,; ,,s's, thsts ,'ena ,.t.s
il VIII t~t.rinR wv % .fnitl. ihe t,tIini present. r..
crlsed wtff tatt'snHss, vn'!'' an!i 'tturc t's!t
.r1t,ni @ thrusat:'l iinrt.. ,nFI tplsl',t, rio+e
t,yt,tt"f relt,.a rItr,. trratt, II. ''e1,4t Ut
~. ~ ttn.!ttlhs 4 Il. un't:. i,tst Ra'vstti tt'n
a.s,st5'!. N. w.. r. Yl s.t' ~ s,}.e r. IS vr'Yt;" 7; t;;.
fit.ElaE .flIs tttasi.M !, Y, f.t. ssf;tt'*ft. VII n.
:;t Il: n: i t';S+%; Il: Il; e::a s*s VIII i.s L.;
''s,s' ~. .s+I = .s'lu: ~" :YR's s1 1 slss
Il i.s f. 's. IT. u viii i" 'is.: IT,. ',s'st. IT, % ~ 4.
liaf kuIlatil l,afnts 4l.a tt tthlt1l lh4a E&eHttE
, 1869-09-25
TEN N BBBEE,
| sfiHtkiBR Httittttr III a,Ier t'1ttntr-
nit htettHtis ttiah q ten tAstee III 1ttttta a

sh1tksBR Murder 1T Dter t'ntsntf-
MT htett1ua ttiah ttAstse III Mems
ritt*-nHsit*ttie titt tstIatts.
Mkvtftia, etFt. u -tla fhhts1ss last, wtlla
wrth!'k'.h Ntl|!.t \ ln.,t.t e l'.tt ,H",htt, y
fFsts h,ttl hlsRhs~1 ta,'tthtt t,nls w ss"h m.
thttH!ht 4 t+tnistt 1t l'ltstt knt l+a4t ,n;'ah':
|l.*! tts., n" Mn; h'iIttf q ti*'~a.f y Il.
l+t4 1T lha i9fdstE{s. ~ tl'ut Aip alHHN lt hAfa
t,.,Rt *.tt.s. tl.a AiAl,A'g,s lllHa,
,'ashl" q. l'an"ia .ssrst, ~ naat.t ,''sI,. sl.t
HnFh!RA HthInH hss f'ea'1 hsst ~ tE*E.t u hui,
Atsltn sle eEA8Gis nF tAu 'ls's'E!tns, .*l1 u u
lesistt tLxt In lisa tx:en NlAElHtrtl. MxilAta f,
aTan9e. ss4t' Hitta e"a"ee ~. !t.~a -.t..s-t nj
tAsF1GlHH Ut ltetMH G1Lr0ENt.a II Ills tAking M.
hAahtItIa, h4pL as.-Ihn snnMs! tnWntttpat
e!et;|lhs l4Aua Ftafa ln-lnIE"w. Tha G1nsaFt1.
~ ~ have uni txkHl lhhrh heT1st IN tH ta.1tuAt
A!nrs 1nsilng their naIn!pstinas, Nhsla tue oppas
ten Il making GtXRttae't uni sGltfo ea1tt4 The
resnt IL doubtful
4 man, unknown, Jumped from tho Hufpsns!an
l!flhRe fntn Liza HvtE. LAST might, = ,se*cent OF
ethi fur feet. ami ~ 'truwurtl. Whistler lhs
suicide Nas clitzen or stranger cannot liz kn0wa
I'LL h1k tIodf ID found.
, 1869-09-25

ne lonE piocess!on (ttio leu Ih.n ,1s nous ~
aa1s neaH the good old nsg" 10 Vii l,s hoii. IT,
dnss, spMnoof, The PROCESSION VA con-.
~ .s, ntnfos9a 10 tie 1treett NTH tbs errats
DE- Mar.S2,ss 81 sana naneal sbedd. a,a.sted by q.
these Notua: "AN ve III II i;oe,+T sna rcn.i r1nG
9aSa'G Their heaztA werr eyidep;,s ,lFoler tasn
tre,. asea-and when muHc nrn*e Win II rolup.
hsa "eA Hfon tho Tu1colA HAud), "daFk faces
n inna1 w 1sSea h poi 10 dask, and III went merry
=, Aises paszd.nx The principal ztzeesA they rs-
pAuto 70 the Court HouBe Nhexc the following
programme Nas castseo out: Fsst, nnsio hy Inc
SnN; saen The e!oa1p8 by ne whole co1sresauoa Of
ne n}mR, Tho Tear of Jubilee haa Conc Is
H nnen louoE Etd ufattons oT hon. c. g. Jatoos, Of
DeEcatur, VI. Il Anderson, of Tern laure, snd
aweet, from the band When the speax-
INT xaa through They repaired to the cid
tour House, where H. dinacr WAS pie.
dinner 10 e1osd oispe.sa s 90 aat.i esenia5, 1nen s
ceptsoa ot tbs d,onei. ess3-'E "'sA VAC 90
TIT Remarks Of the speakers Hesn Appropriate
and Logical II. q. Anderson shows efesi isck
Of education, yes that u more than made up nJ 1
deep current Of common senks running through
A1l be 4&yA Nj. Jacobs u 4 pleasing speaker md
With good degree OF Intelligence, shoNa great
deal OF of2tortcu! talent
The programme Of The evening was enlarged by
an address from F. 7. Smith, cl this plaee, VINO
u pleA31ng speaker, ard, By bis nowerJ urpts.
uons, shows an acquaintance with some Of onr
best AUthor1
The whole adair Esa = grand success. Tbs
crowd vas ser3 orderly. The demonstration was
worthy of the occasion. Who will say ih1t the
occsaton was not worthy Of = GRIND deuonssra-
cloud Of incense thai daily arsea 70 tue memory
OF him ehe, II the growing act Of his lie, ii.
sued the Emancipation Proclamation
, 1869-09-25
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS,


ILLINOIS.
wlSEERAGD CpCNTY FAIR
ReCKPoKn, Sept q, 1850.
We are having q sesJ rne time for our County
Inc entsics Of cattle, aheep. md swine arc As
Catsie-shott horns Il; Dcsonshi1es Is; crosses
Of full bloods, II: grades, IS: n'lch COWS, -;
e. g. desneS S. TSs.
sK:nc-be5kshirc, 81; white cncstets, %;
French meTtno, i; msddlo-woo'ed, ID: grades, Is.
Total. la&
Totai number Of entries OF cattle, aheep and
swine, 90l. TntA number Of animals entered, s4i.
WISCONSIN.
rox Dc LAC COUNTY FAIR.
special despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FOND pC Lac, WIa, Sept "a The Fond du Lac
County FAir naA been IN progress for three days.
and Is grand succea For several 5eats past tne
Il Mpon. and hare not Joined in The Coanty Falr.
The Agricultural soeae'y nat, nerrsthclea retained
itz elasticity aud vlgor. The weather this week
Of people havn been IN from the surrounding
towns and sillases Our streets and the far
Sgspas have been NJ ses: ns e
quant.ty snd qualit,. ms Vegetable department
rne .ad nsas
trial departments were well represented. uorse
hehh Vas Al discount, for some reason. but cat
TIC Hnd KnAl were uhtI5 represented Ioe parade
Of The trc department, this afternoon, was \ nne
ntAI3.
The exhibition has Averaged much better than
In former years. and the crowd tnRt hare been IN
ATTENDANCE have expressed themselves well salts.
Eed.
KIfoEH1 CDCkTT FAIR
EKxosNA, WtA, Sept e4-0ur county fair closed
Last night, and vert successful The weashef was
oeauu!ni and over 5000 people we1c upon The
grounds The lxst DAY. The show Of cattle 1az
email but good. Thomas George took premiums.
not fzst and the trossine medium. J. II. Schols
Of this city, exhibited h.. splendid Chestnut horHe
which WIS admired by every Que Al be wns no.
lAdles' department WAS full and made guot
show.
About O'Clock, Judge Miller. Of Rockford, de
1rered the hest address eScr deltyetr In this sec
ton. 1t waa original, and not a rehearsal Of olt
Addrt1seA
, 1869-09-25

their Instructions were carried oct, and falling to
oo tnta, ouxht to have been coars~ uaruat1cd and
rlseed In tbe r1nkA Tne guards were fro
4oeou3 seen to uesest their posts and como
ooNn sfleef, eDd IN general sncrs wa8 Wn{11
4ck q discipline in the camp The camp cost
kte 6tate sooot 33o,0Go, and never wz1 MONEY
HAted more foolNhly. Only fex more such dts-
&1ee1ul e1hlfHttoaS of FpNtJasW - We hAd In
eN!n&netd. sszt week, VIII b Decess2zy 10 bling
ennu@ps On cW entire uallttz. When II h21 CONE
tnt1t toAS muft1A-men repeatedly tnauit respect-
Aoe Nouaeh On fhs tEeetB, while tkaJ unbpShlnR-
Il pfometAde In company wish dts1eprtAole ones;
tnas 1ne CITY CURED with tho enczmpmenx II dis
taioed oeJond Endurance with 1he yelia and drunk
r. GpaaAh q The k2ue fuKdy mlGtla; that
ktoxe4 ete 4nAAned open, theftt committed, and
oaf c!u1sts roughly stopped on sueerx II nlgut
4nu ofaefed 70 give IN account Of themselvc-;
Wnen theee and numbeY1eas osuef o1u1Ke1 Ato
ctnn1taeo ~ they were tn this ctty last week, It
= Time something w1s done about 1t. Owing to
nc, nc uuef Aek Of discipline On the c21p ground,
h1lE the men "etaied Out" eYey night, and
noAmed about the Eleets, mating tbemselyea
KnssnJ ooao1tooA lsrgo delegation Of men
1Smsnoea 9Sa sos srs q Pasnes, Friday night, whsa
koey were s1ppoeed to have heeu IN camp We
ende1stand taat B.tkadier Genera, chsmoeriAn.
Hnen Appealed 70 b. cur city police Officers 70
Keep h,s men % The PARK where tney belonged,
replied that he NxA utterly powet!css to 90 30
that they NefE quite heyood his control Wattnef
he n.sde this hum!ltstinR con1essson or not, be
niGQt haze done 10 with truth and We trust, for
hls own credit, that he win rest8u his command
GtfQfe the next ANIMAL encampment.
, 1869-09-25
BLOOMINGTON,

Tho 1lJtCtt NhlakaY AsAtt9Iprs ANA
1ltusV AEtgNt Il1ttKas-saessnA1 0rs
tlGeF. UnsluF A1E0ss Ola u Legal
GkMthlE1ns
Hpee!kl Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
lt11UAlha1tIa, Bcp,- ~
Considerable Of = sensaslua wAs prndncest hcta
yesterday esehng, ~ Inc artist Of General Ira ].
l!pomncId, EupFrslAor Of Internal lteytnat;
Geo. Hut, t1.C1iy Mas.hal ana United slatea De.
tEctiye a. VI. crostty, and A. Il. Se,boit, Of Fe-
of Aunust last, certain raltles IN PeEln were AZ
rested Tor alleged whlakey frauds And placed til-
tser bontla bF CtmmtNaioner EIpnea. to appear he-
fore the United Sthtes D1strict Court ut Srr1nK'
6e6. John cphcnouT. Geo T. 1ftslnger and Dan.
Nstipger wefe brought bctore tho Supervisor, Gen.
frRuas. few dAJs before the parties wtso
brought before the Commissioner and werr, ~
they clam, compelled to nake certain coofcsAons
which had 1cpucncJ to tEm1uAtc them ID some
Illicit wh!skey transAchonA urou this charge
Cohcnonv had warrant issued from Justice Of
The l'r1cc al rek1u, commanding the sheriff Of
ThZcwen County 10 bring the naEtteA before him.
The wnt11nt Waa AerTed upon Styholt and Cfoshy
yesterday, and they Cayc bonds to appear and
answer next Tucsday. As stated, the warrant
sna sei MasssA ssS 'PSl PSall sssss1a.y ss sssa!as
that x77, Of hdheas esrlrs would sc iA5ucd a4
scon as the petition could te nAie cut and
hroufnt to the attention Of Judge Scott Of the
Circuit Court: The wit vas MOI, however,
,ssucd until this morning. The hearing Of the
Aabeas corpus "a postponed unit! Thur%iaJ ntxt-
At public meeting held here last night, veso-
lut!on sA adopted to submit to vote OF tho city
proposition to Subscribe Ssa.Wo to the capital
| stock OF the bloomington Uhio ldrer itallsoad.
| The rad Is to run from SnawnecroEn, on the
Ohio River, by Way Of Roo mtagton. to Chicago,
, 1869-09-25

7 he Cartwright Festival nj Lincoln
Value OF Personal Property In
aho Stntc.
SpectAl Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srH1s0P1K1p, III, Sept. e.
Ihs Peter Cartwright festival, Ia couneDos4-
tfon 3of The nfklcth anniversary Of his Presiding
E'desshsp. took plaee in the act1rs, wtde-Awzke
being held at diaetss HaiL For the past
thrte days Lincoln has been scene
oE1tnssrest 70 .he Aetaodtsts Of Illinois,
Ice that has Just closed to the entire satisfaction Of
aluut I'VE hundred Methodist preachers md about
to to tooussnd pe9p,e who bad gathered tozetnef
world-senowued pioneer preacher and the founder
Ct .he Aethod!st Episcopal Church Of Illinois,
g = u
nj was called 10 order By Rev. ut1an
aen nep l. Sansa IT,
die. {. D. james, e. Il. Ta1lof, and John S. Bar
ger u Vice Presidents. The religious services
narres. hyIn ~ vas @ sang % By IL Whole @ ssaI coa
g1egat,on, atser which Rev. j. S Bar1er
delivered . feeling and eloquent prayer to
rrld Of battle, - was then sung Hah 1ne effect b.
Rev. ]. G. Sargent the history Of Rev. Peter
cartxnaht's life IN the ministry vas then rcad
ing the ministry. Gtrlng detailed statement Of
eut dAte. Ine paper, a. read, WIS lengthy but
interesting.
d.. Peter Akes1, Of Jacksonville, then tnaac m
address 70 Dr. Pc.er Czswnghs. congratulA1tnR
him on the hncceeAful result Of hts many years Of
Labor and Iucessant toll In bepa't Of the Church he
has had 70 greae share Ia building up In thfl
State. The address was full Of interesting matter,
and al1uslous Of pleasant charaetcE, mixed
with deep pathos.
The venerable Peter Cartwright then arose to
his !eet, NAs received with loud zppause aud ad
dressed the waiting Thousands wh0 had sA+e1hled
to do him honor. The hddreA9 WnS deeply inter
eating, and WAS listened to with marked sstentton
The Uocnr gave Bynopsls OF bis life. paid tttb-
ute Of love to bis faithful Hife, who h2d ncFes
seo,ded him 5or tetnR away from home, with whom
be had been living for over sixty yeArk. Its I'D
dress wna also full OF quaint saylngs and dry
jekef, Which we're received with uptoaFioas ap
and pathetic siIreaI 10 his brethren 10 the Church
10 keep On tn the good nRht In which they vesr al
| engaged, abd win deep feeling called down ths
| h1tfsnR OF tod upon the Interested assembly Wit
| had tecn 10 attcntItety fstentng tn him.
| The b8tante Of thr afternoon was taken up b.
speeches hnf reading nj letters from HlAhors hnr
| preachers who wese upatfe to te present Their
Ncre h large number Of elegant anil coatlE g.fu
presented to the yeucrahe preacher after I'M
Close Of the Fpeetfitf3inR. bit Tss annhle whcf
II 1r!t Lincoln to obts!n correct HIT
I noticed among them an cltRan
snilh t.l.tr tea sscsttre. presented b
dIt tatI chns, covered with silk scr. s'reseutc'
II tx.t1nxr5nuf tlaltat,s, who IA Al Oil rten1 an
| aift1llftr nj the venerable Cartwright.
The f1tAI sa!Me Of the Personal rthrert! IN til
| atntr, a. shown h5 the assessment fttutnA trsi
to tile Autittpf, n 3t9s, ,Rea, ,sa3.