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ErnsrnGr ans >'rE s''l''l ~ Tn r1.c hI iAtief
<.nnuvau, who ~ i"Hh s:'as- "n faturlay Tor
Msisn.a,nh W,,,h. r"' ,r,.s, vi hors" s,c,'Iu=.
y ~ NvLtttn .ri 'ut 80, htIary i.'r Nue 3thr
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t4attti alter sttti'.' rtA H., leieAnsaHt At1llA.N
ihat hIs wife, tn' *usm .-ra ratnral'tnni, Il
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atnl rIsls'rx " I'll \, " '" ny ItlA NM, nhu*t
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ting inc tI'Aftst HI4 '' =" -" 'l'.oit'l'h l'f nrf
irinru'arl t.Fh"I'"'! '"'1 nt i'hs"AIi,i: Lhs
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father iA~, t;""s" "" intt ~ifr'l ~ sifiic.
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Wits KIM .4isrW -r."h'. iIArtrr HTl l.trk-
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insutrt c,n,ln ~ tlh..r ,,u, ,-."a sisds. %hrrr.
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has1 t<ttl N3tH,rlu y II u'...t h4Il rsrh u t1
hHet.akii kn.l sLhtrI 'td II II. Aas u taMFAr. hi
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at tho ltAItlrs mrurr I.l tIs fxtnkr,t ltfls'
lipin!h iiA,r r.n, ! %. ,rrh "hir ln-n uhtt
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rettul1l Hl:lsi \ i!:iu'r fHa Pr.nrstl1lR, to
knUula ksXt ft.ttf sI.sI' ,ttrt+ I'll fa.u lHlGs'
fI,H u tfa wlth Eht I-,-t tt1tstHs rutn tilnR
wife, lint +nr iia1 u !tz.t-t au h'ftLr properly
ic orr 10 act Tor h'r, .r t"a tf1fr t1r Arttbu OF
lh0*ss tutllE ftg Iltr. ifI tugs +i11 eli HAkl
<nE1str4s bay al Is 4,.rit.r iii,'! to thr hlH
klHk Nt:Ah. pi-xRftOS.
1Cnh EEo@ y. ssE.H t. ltri fnf divorce or
the Erunnu II Ie&t tttul rHt parues aee stAtet
to have rrl'f nAfr7.-t .ntlIe tt:hr In lHcerntrer
1877, in je1rr*a:. tu1at,. St.s inrk. Tnc de
sr1tion " charged III AA,e teeu cunbu1IAtt.l q
Lie 18th ct Arrl, 1>.N
XIV kTtra. -.
Adam kpti r. AuGustua t+cllA. Assuurstt De
InAnd, $s,Mp.
, 1869-11-02
REAL EIIklE,

NAnantec deeds, conveying city an1 Suburban
property within seseu nIlcs Ct the Court uo1se,
nled for secord On Monday, Sor.1:
, 1869-11-02

IA Il III go. sf.nou
Ap[ruxt.nation 70 the &3C.nu Pr-e-Nos. sE m,
Atpu1n,atios,s 10 tho 3i4ooo PEize-SoA' iAsl 40
ArIM .ins;;ops 70 TIC alaoco PrscESss- 9l1 -,
hrd ~: tseh y m Tj1ryna iii
nd S.flS.
.1. .s 7, ro,, gnforussi II f1rni4EAl The
h.b.t ~ nsl ii poublns anil ~ ktn1t ot e,ola
n!ens1t taaes fA'A 49, TAILOR + ca, Eaot.r4
AIa eAsd+ IL WaLLst. Sety York
, 1869-11-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

ANFHtf ETEAIHH. NhS 4.
TAlte k!Atb, GHr Attl .4.|tts III II, ''ssnt Hh
del IL. brad 4 u hthl"tta: si1 III" fAin ~ anea.
NHA HtFsttf sH' UsHA tHAIeS> " sso ~eas Ah's1s
.Nh.IMH F&ktf~*h 49,
VI All.h NtfsifFet, ,'-+ssV
1iN NtbttrT Msrt fhHllk'u's hail AAa AHtE 70! All
Ms 10 atks 49, US , ~ tt5I ~ ~
lur u Lit. VI quotr! Gletro dslt,. A~Its f.r
t"e.d LII srd h,tIh :f*xc: enMAhn q a!.a. l5'&sts
bu1ss 1"ll u s4x -sc. ni at tr: ~ hs u z
4 - y y ~ " 4 4 ,sa, y IT, ID aud a1t16'
EIGLfAii-Tht I,lulsy iur gods In till linz eop-
linu, >, trw hi E1Lst bgt ii The NV rf,er1 now
Mss.leEi a,r1tiots ar snstAined with enn,idersLe
hIn ntsA kurp.s III fair r.qnrvt. and 6Ftn Bur.
lets are quiet Md ray We Akc ctAnet J,l,
f.tLxs E,l.nMs Stx.k. AuhRtl ikc: Lew.
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UEs KA8pHfEEE
Drsc1fhes ditetss stScut ny Information fru tbs -.
tent nd earrs F!tboat aA5 upsstnrnts or the nes q
ncatH1t. IL K1F. Hadlson.ss-. nr .tAlrA CGusr1tAs
Don ie.. 2 teod =. for hts "UUiDH To HEALTH
AND LUNG LlFK-~
, 1869-11-02
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

LUkHkR-TEc market for tutrbtr dull and
eA}ra cru II lpE nadc At Icea current saturday,
"A" sawed :htnk,ss aad hath werg uneh.nsed- Since
Cargo Of Aehr AAdsor. ftam Grand Haven 15S n
A" sAwrd shluslte. II $2l1h. 1 m do 1t Billy: sold
BY i. A. lrteh.
Gstfo = seLr St Icterh, fsnn M.nIstte, Iea Il
dctk al lnluLcI Il a1t W h. u ull 6f ist and scAnt
ling ii 2lp.t1: sold By X X. Hicifsrd & Go,
At
, 1869-11-02

cctn. Watts', HAsAei Peoria eFJst41 hd9c;
sEt.n. l0slfc, Peoria eur1. lt9la: utASa laundry,
73:txfc.
SrtCFS-TrHde quiet In fAct not cnnu sh was ac-
crr'ist I'd IN The war nf tAles to establish Eritable
FrNEc Of pr!eea Ail1nec aa4ci cloves, ~ AZ nnt-
tnefs. No l. q 3oalb1: No. 1EAksl.Ho; eAssts, $50
si,ijA AM. sai.ERAT1rs-Tbe WI, i me.rrc
lssnd ior thas lnt q koes hHt quotations under:
loe; Battit's urd!.sn.!, pu'rs skalate;
puie, e sAe: yl..sl,s1,. ksi. sxt3" a,{s w,
bills. The demand lor salt again aetits. aud iu
rEieys VT IT. rTsdt,y nHalDed The '!o:ss s.s
t q n1sss; trn..na soIsr hi s!ss; a..n,oaA q.
I.!.. q; ;hssl's: wsthtsl, bag. s4to.tH ,,a..
Sa.. wrrc: 11xo11trs. q. and u hass Al s1oo: Ii
Ann btEs bt "a III b~kt At &LtL. III isaxs ~ 81 w.
TtAbtl+ Erut raj Il Atnres u thfa n,nsrl r'.u.iu
uschstted; T6r1r w 4 fptt attcnt.nee of iMyrts.
Mt auuts tits Fl,4i HIM. fnInws: o1be HS eu,
su1 n.on T. f.r q. ~ y taod. a:t,$ do.
ri 1. r.. ~; e,"s.T to s1i. ,,.tnrs IT, Is.t Jsn.
leaf 1apsL. a. t4 U.s. ss~i tn hnr Essnso~ttr ais
~ 80; eIr1tCr to r1tt tlluttsk at hA<1lG
Th11uW-t.ltt tt - aud II hills rnunt.y At Ire.
1stHACEu-No change trnns plrr~ In the market for
IN, ttuH BlltS11
, 1869-11-02
ANNUAL REPORTS.

Nbstrnct nF thr ltrr"rt nj slt~ H'nss.
n,n.sTE s.rnrsna. ss'h ss1 the sxr.
purI. u sllp knuItlt tstiI ktitn Atsd-
liars.
T9lr following ntr lhc Hssrntts rrri,0nA Of the
tt1thrnnhH htNIal r,IHIts "f ihc iht4i,rAster
l+rnrrAl ftt,t aI.i fltlh AnltLtnrb Ut tht TFras-
Hry, aim 1fe f.!lYn"rf Gf the Washington Aqne.
duct, Eit en- III Il htultirbEt"a sntA.
nEiUl.r ~ ttIk ~ IAAi TIA HK&EHAf.
The 1nE."wlng ttnl* III I,ItGc.t are Tam tho
gettNcuMlhK Trt'uit 0f tflN ftUst4I1h*rf UrnefAi:
A1AMra e1Ahrxn FSrtIAIrkx, AND kkMsrArtN
NHAfFEM%
s--t~s. It'...
ptaur% II ne+1. .....,.....-sit"t ~. t1 tL1s1Esa0l
olatn stAN RI shtA t,'I"s.. 4',S1..Ay
II. I'M, tt-ttu n +ihlrt~I rhtrl 1.Nt,bNM
Btt$yks+A Nl-elS l"'
n~N S,Njst NtAt frts 4kE.i&
1"tAl slain,-. tttst,lss. htd
wfn1jr u. @tut sainr FH',:1tRfh Rt,7.sNf 20
Ilr {nlH#t nEr tf1r tst Il, Hnt rtt"' tr Mfrs
fnt tr Esanl t,ar Vh Iite iutn 81" l.G>s rpuIl,Afot
Win tluHr VI Iutr ~ tn4ait
III ~It.t tst A!a ~. .t0 1t
NtsIt t tutAl lNf k:kL@MA
, 1869-11-02
THE COURTS.
The Rights of O. Husband Sustained
by q Judge.
A Grand Field lsny in The hi.
vOrcc Courts.
The Police Courts,
UNITED STATES t:,1,u1.ir COURT,

UNITED STATES t:iItEI.fT COUNT.
CTkEHSr AFfAtWA
Thomas Tbotuas It nj r. Robert Shute. Judg-
ulcDt for ra!nsIr. uNBer III Ice Of tho north half
OF east bali ol eouthnret quarter Of Section y 81,
3 ST. H., and MIN uf Ihnd thcseto aAIoning, III
the town Of Firm lt,dsr, I.sS4lle County.
Cyrus Parsons :. Stephen L. PAaL Assumpslt
Judgment iuf sl,se:.i..
Ahcc G1unn'rx'f, &C. =. Thltno,, Sherman i
Co. htBuncsat- t;isen to tne III.
, 1869-11-02

WILS -iiuainers icnaan; rs;hr: qGiri snd III usost
1e+ttptons pI.ess s.s easy !4ns 81 Hss od lc, to
ind unehsnred. G.rson VIZ nstn We quste: Rita
ls!a oil tLt3' No !. 81: No q TO-; carbon elt 81
bale cl 2ssl ~ bank d sio1; st!.rt ii c5;
nne7sa1s h; 4 ~; N: ta,pesttns trsFA
Nl4l -
sAhE-Sales 6! dozen prairie ehickrns At $500: I!
4lie,l II :, g Sc; :Esn!s = esrrssses Il Tie
POUL1 kf-Sa+s II 10 coops chitkep4 II Z: 4Sa4sJ -,
t.zsf *5en: 20 II dressrd tuskeyt At 1tAe; toops
dt eks al t1n0,
KlGE1tr dttnsr.a 1aiet. bit fF1n It former
Gn,tAtH u: pasAa. e..aac. cAsoelaA a4f1Hc: Arri
CAD. :. .taekc -
hiIAt,s-lIrsitEkn In ttiA derarttornt xsa iatt3r
, 1869-11-02

HOi8-se,es ef n bAla pstaae nav 1t 1et
IAY-Tb~Ie WA 10 mffe1 u 1ntfpaee In The dE1D0Ad
IN tbSs euodtty+ ehush ths n4lestta wcfe Tay.ts+
~ fyf N eeIN lmpeyysneah md st,es NEN generally
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-01

The members Of the lover
House of Congress are classified
as follows by the Congressional
Globe .oL prSlTGmo2 uEI aLgtgala.T
One hundred and thirty-one
lawyers, seven editors, ten msr-
chants, seven bankers, eight man.
ufacturers, fifteen farmers, two
planters, Eve general business
men, one coal operator, two lun-
bel men, two real estate agents,
two physicians, two railroad man
ayers, three clergymen, one print
or and one agricultirist.
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noso eslAng.


NJ one has D right 70 be idle
There "a TOO much to bel done n
fba world for any one TO stand
aeide and content himself with d9-
M nothing. Liife il. . battle ~
wb;nh evory humans being has z
dUtV to' perform and he VINO
fFSsa otf 81 ranks and skiHks' the
C6n6iat sor looks on il as a mere
sneetat6r nom some point q lei-
ss1vs e entitled TO contempt, equal
" wIth tie soldier who abandons
III Mae and Aces from the bull
isfs5 Ebicht his comrades are
i{rsastifi1. Our cities are swarm
;yissys;tE idIers who would willing
iTdo,tiieir part il this battle Of
TFSsffAe7 could only be officers (;
bIf. tbey Ire not content to be sol
5ists These fascinating crea-
t4iiiss esteem themselves shove the
vulgarity Of manual lahoF.5 IL
would degrade them. a hardenA
ed hand. or q sunburned skin are
dAuradations not tosbe submitted
toTshort of absolute starvation
hardly chen for are there not
Tlenty of men-not many women
EEwho win dawdle along through
lies IN 4 state of se1ni-Btarvation,
rather than earn honest bread
With, honest manual toll They
want TO- live by their wits they
desire to be clerks, or agents, or
statesmen, or travelling solicitors,
or to conduct somebody's business
or hold an Office, or to Occupy |
some respectable salaried position |
that viii permit them to wear the |
apparel and. affect the manners of
a gentleman" but the horrid
idea Of digging in the earth, or
chopping timber, or driving horses,
or holding q plow never enters
their head except TO be banished
W To DO nothing Is to invite Nv q 60 CON
slant temptations to do EVIL
Steady, faithful employmentis one
of THE sur6st safeguards of q viz
tuous Life. The tempter is ever at
the sideIof the idler, but SvOids
the Industrious worker a.'' III aa-I
aoit1[St. Louis Home Journal.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-01
fNHE MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE
u insurance COMPANY being q

home institution, it should be preferred
by citizens of Ghe South for many rea,
| sons. - sro .-...t r...... .r.,....,.
| /. The money invested in it is retain,
ed at home, where it assists in promo,
ting Western and Southern trade and
commerce, in building up towns and
cities, i'm developing our rich mineral
and agricultural resources, in building
our great lines of railroad, and I'M cult.
waiting oar boundless prairies. For
these reasons Southern and Western
men should insure iii ityns3ugr a,r $751;.
2 2. AS its funds are all invested where
high rates Of interest prevail, il can
grant insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company.
For this reason, all persons desitods of
making q certain and safe provision for
their families, should insure in it. ....
p It's local board of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men Of high stand.
ing in the community, is q sufficient
guarantee that widows and orphans will
be protected in their rights, when poll
cies issued by this Company mature by
reason of death or otherwise. This Is
peculiar to this Company, mo other In
stitution beyond the limits Of the State
having local board and lis, therefore,
worthy Of the highest consideration.
The Mound City issues the following
classes Of policies .gD9 3G'g rtniBaUS
. Nv /. Ordinary Life Policies u....r
... 2. Limited Payment i fe Policies.
q" 8. Single Payment Life Policies.
ao24. Ordinary Endowments--Assu-
Dg ri rance Policies.
D. Limited Payment Endowment
'f"'i' Assurance Policies. raIt
.4@w6y Single Payment Endowment
.,n " Assurance Policies. ~.
The above are the most popular poIi-
Cies, but in addition thereunto. the
Mound City issues r. aet-TFTLFT
Non-Forfeiting Policies,
Participating Policies,
and in fact, all other classes of Policies,
Premiums are payable in cash, but Il
the assured desires ONE THIRD of the
annual or semi annual premium, NAV
remain unpaid, it being endorsed "a an
inteTeRt bearing loan ON tho policy nm.
I'll paid, or cancelled by dividends.
Zach policy holder win share in the
PB0FlIS IN The proportion he NAV
have CONTRIBUTED 10 Che ASSETS
Of the Company. n,
This Company makes no obaroe for
policy, fee or stamps n -
The Louisiaha Branch Office Il Ia the
Story Building, UP Stairs, No. 8, Cor.
Xief Camp &G0nmon Streets. ouposite
City Hotel, New Orleans. 2 II
'am y. p. SHINES,
) State Agent for La New f)TIs9ba
H.i HI I9qag DAVID y. BFTYl Il, VA
Agent for OalcaEieu Parish.
WAL ii. lGLB8MAy, M. d.
Consulting Physician for Calcasieu
Parish. nos ~
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PUTNAM's MAGAZINE.

DUTNANES MAGAZINE will be a
/ new National Publication, support.
ed by the best writer's, in each depart
tnent, in every section of the country.
See Prospectus for the List of these wFi.
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including a. - ....,.."...l. .. E'a -.
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VIM. Cullen Bryant, Rev. DR.. Bushnell,
Geo, VIM. Curtis, DR.. Hayes, Arctic
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Geo. Ripley, Hermon Melville, Bavard
Taylor, PROT. Moses Colt Tyler, Hon.
y. A. Wells, Rev. DE. J. P. Thompson,
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brilliant writer's in light literature. a.
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Heightened papers ON matters Of ma
tional interest, popular science, indus.
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tieles, healthy entertainment and pure
amusement for the family circle will he
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tributors. ~..-g 9."s ~ a..
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In all cases the money must be re-
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DAp A small space will be allowed adj
vertisers, at the rates Of fifty cents per
square, for each insertion, four lines
constituting Q square. .'.' " ~
In sending remittances for either the
DAnY or WEEKLY Sun, the safest meth
cd is by draft or Post Office order.
Address A S. ABELL & Co.,
Sun Iron Building, Baltimore, Md.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-01
The Lady's Friend,

SPLENDID INVOLVEMENT TO SUBSCRIBERS.
THE LADIES FRIEND announces
l. the following Novelties for 1869 :
Between two, " by Elizabeth Prescott,
author Of 'EHow a Woman Had Her
Way" &c. ''The Prize of Two Mems
Lives" by Amanda M, Douglass, au.
thor of "The Debarry Fortune, " &c. :;
Q new NoveIet, by Louise Chandler
Moulton, author of FLEEING from
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Henry Wood, the distinguished Eng.
ish Novelist, author of ''East Lynne"
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q brilliant galaxy Of lady writer's.
The lady's friend will give a finely.
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Plate engraved on Steel, and a large
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A copy Of the Large and Beautiful
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ing on: q club This engraving is
gem of Art .lm9 ~aT ? 49,
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Nnw1s1pApgrR sRoNaEs.---A.1n 81

NEWSPAPERS SPONGEs. An ex-
change change ! makes tbs following sehsi-
bic remarks; There are many,
people in the world who make il a
business To sponge the reading Of
their country paper without any
expense t0 themselves, They are
found wherever the paper is left
In aBshOp, Office, store or barber
shop, often borrowing it before
the ownerhas an opportunity of
seeing it. This is done by very
manyIwho are abundantly able,
and whose duty would seem to be
to- sustain their country paper by
subscribing and paying forIit. 9' ~
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Louisiana DRectOrsy

Gov. O. H, MOUTON, Of @. II. Mou-
s. ton Il Co.., v.ua.. .,.....,'
Judge =. T. MERRICK, of Race, Fos-
ter g. e. T. Merrick..
T. II. HATCH. of Samuel Smith g. Go.
G. OHISM, Of Chism & Boyd. ..a
JAMES JACKSON, of jacobson & Man
tom
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G. W.
. 0d' BanckeE g. Co. ..rrEE ,......y
THOMAS FITzWILLIANf, Of T. Fitz-
william SEQ. % .....
R, 8. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel,
Gen. 3. B. SHINES. .,.. ''.''. ''|
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Fl viii consent to all you de-
SIRE" said a faoetiods lady to her
lover, "0n condition that YOU give
me what you have not, What You
never can have, and Yet what YOU
can give me. What did she ask
for? A husband.
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