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~ fElffd LL-L-L H#a 8Ef#t
One upon 4 time, d traveller
stapped into q stage coach. BE
was a. young man, starting IN life.
He found six passengers about
him, al gfay-headed and extreme
lyaped men. The youngest APP
peaFea To- have seen at least eighty
winters. Our young traveller
struck with the extremely mild
and happy aspect which distin-
auisbed all his fellow passengers
determined 10 ascertain the secret
and the art Of making old age
c0nf1rtslle.2 a1'as laW1wo mod.
Ia addressed the one appar-
emily the oldest, who told him he
had always led a regular and alb
stemious life, eating vegetables
and drinking water, The young
man was rather daunted at this,
inasmuch as he liked the good
things Of this, life, He addressed
the second, who astonished him |
by saying that he had eaten roast
beef and hadEgone to bed regular
L. fuadled gfOrnthe last seventy !
years-all depended ON regularity.
The third had prolonged his days
BY never seeking or accepting Of
fee; the fourth by resOlutely alb
staining from all politicul and re-
ligi6us controversy, and the fifth
BY going to bed at sunset and ri
sing at dawn. The sixth was ap-
parently much younger than the
other fTe-his hair was less gray {
and there was more Of ia placid
smile, adenotingua3 perfectly easy
conscience, mantled his face, and :
bis, voice was iocund and strong.
They we're all surprised to learn {
that he was By ten years the old n
est man in the coach, '",. q. '..'','''' !
p, How is it that you have pre- F
served the freshness of life ?" ex- c
damned our young traveller. .o.
. The old gentleman Immediately =
answered thee young traveller by i
saying .,1Bt& 3dI IIa hGG -a.m+.q Ii
@"I Have drank water and wine, I s
have dabbled IN politics and writ a
,en religious pamphlets, II have e
gone to bed at sunset and mid :
light, and got up at sunrise and G
Il noon" he then, fixing his eyes a
ntently upon the young man, con 0
luded with this remark "btR TaL y
qaggg rag ProBsPty Tor 81a9g aeto8pa NJ NJ
,er "'" ,'17@'4 ~ 49,
Then the, other Old men also hi
himed in with-of course, We al G.
Ways pay promptly and in advance q
or our newspapers, "a No man de- n
ervesi long hfelwhO does not do IL
his.89r d a4ai.ot witt. em4T
] Then the young man resolved D,
hat he would also render himself ~ ~
of long life. arHe inme- E,
lately subscribed for five news 81
'apers, paying for them all in adj re
ahce. He isliving YETI noe p
,&ReadeE-go. thou and do like hi
rise. vi
aAi jo' ~ :, --.-L ----LL. 4r4I 4 liza
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rig Ban Liverpool is aghast at the
npresumption ofoa Yankee, who,
finding himself in that city with
Out1themeanst to seeure q break
fast, calmly smashed d large win
dow, and waited quietly to be. ar
rested and taken care 81. HI IL
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B- A little girl in the train
was asked what motive was taking
her To The city. II believe they
call it q locomotive" was the IN
nocent reply.
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THE MOUND Ct CITY ! MUTUAL LIFE

l. g. insurance COMPANY being n
home institution, il should be preferred
by citizens Of the South for many rea-
sons. .nfa
.oa1.n 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, in developing our rich mineral
and agricultural resources, in building
our. great lines of railroad, and in cult
waiting. our boundless prailies. For
these reasons Southern and Western
men should insure in it. .bH|.2"p@au
2. As its funds are all invested where
high rates of interest prevail, it can
grant insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company.
For this reason, all persons DESTROYS of
making certain and safe provision for
their families, should insure. in it. n.,,,r
Its local board of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men Of high stand
ing in the community, is sufficient
guarantee that widows and orphans will
be protected in their rights, when poll
cies issued by this Company mature by
reasoniOf death or otherwise. This Is
peculiar to this Company, mo other in
stitution beyond the limits Of the State
having a local board and is, therefore,
worthy of the highest consideration. 4
, d The Mound City issues the following
classes of policies: ''' .@5iGat "a|a'I0
a mi. Ordinary Life Policies. nrt
f13 2 Limited Payment Life Policies, |
g- 3. Single Payment Life Policies. |
"" 4. Ordinary Endowments--Ass |
,FTuu4l rance Policies. .asa4Ga.
,r4..,5. Limited Payment Endowment
.".''- '-Assurence Policies. VI |
.j@aA 6. Single Payment Endowment
---- Assurance Policies. 1
The above are the most popular poll
cies, but in addition thereunto, the
Mound City issues 1
Non-Forfeiting Policies, Il
Participating Policies, Il
and in fact, all other classes of Policies.
Premiums are payable in cash, but ii /
the assured desires ONE THIRD Of the
annual or semi annual premium, may
remain unpaid, il being endorsed as al
interest bearing loan on tho policy I'M
til paid, Of cancelled BY diyidends. i
Each policy holder viii share in the
PROFITS in the proportion he may
have CONTRIBUTED TO the ASSETS
Of the Company. I
This Company makes no charge for
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The Louisiana Branch Office ia in the
Story Building, up Stairs, No. \ 8t Cor.
her Camp &CoHtmOn Streets, opposite
City Hotel, New Orleans. -,,gill--. III
! Gi i8aFg inu B. B sIlEMES,
State Agent for La, New Orleans Ii
YIgyIg b g DAVID ]. REID" ' |,
,lo Agent for Ualcasieu Pariah.
Wis. II. KIRKBEAN, M. d..
Consulting Physician for Calcnsieu
Parish, no8
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Medical Examiners:
w. G.. AUSTIN, NJ. ID. ..r .
J. N. FOLWELL,. NJ, p,
Louisiana Directors.

~ TLUIlAsAh4Ah OAEBCtUNB' w
Gov. G. H. MoUTON, of @. II. Mou-
ton IL Co. ~ ai ydl Sc. t1L.@l'
Judge E. T. MERRICK, of Race, Eos
.,,. ter & E. T. Merrick.
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G. CHISM, of Chism & Boyd. a!D sale
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a.. ton.
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G. w.
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THOMAS FITZWLLLIAd, of II Fitz-
-lf1nH william e. Co. .,-5a .s-..i .,yy
R, s. MORSE! Proprietor City Hotel.
Gen. B. B. SHINES.
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MARKET REPORTS.

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at the following exceedingly low rates,
to individuals and clubs, when sent from
one post Office at one time. .., ....
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Persons DESTROYS Of having JOB
Printing done neatly, expeditiOusly and
cheap, arc invited 70 can at the oiiCs Of
the ECHo.
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THE ECHO!
LAKE CHARLES L.:

THURSDAY, JUNE PA 1862
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Directors:

Onlcers OF Louisiana Agency:
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Gov. @. II. MOUTON. r.,. President,
Judge E. T. MERRICK President,
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THE FARM AND THE FARMER,

and searching, as does the Daily Sun,
all the avenues of commercial interest,
puts forth weekly, themOst full and &C.
curate .W - pIyG. ..I|
, 1869-10-23
MOVEMENTS or THE BARhAcLEs.
A Mass Meeting at Madison-Another
at Thornton.
And What Beoame OF Them at
BRIDGEPORT

". ars authorized to ssy that NJ the recent meet.
tnr NJ The supposed friends Of the Bsrnscles at
Madison, the Hou. Jonathan founc seammon and
MT. 8slomor, and one or two othes speakers nd-
dressed N au1ience Of len persons, d whom
seven concluded to yote the Citizens ticket, while
S,rons force Of speakelH addressed III audience Of
fye pcfeons, Of whom three were " fastened" By
lhefr A1gunenss 10 the Peoples party. One more
citzans, s NJ ' ticfe1 1he femaining tNo hearers IN
Thornton snd three n Madison.
We are not tQT7ectly informed Muat bec&Ue Of
S aas Bus hs so Il
separated their forcea 90 ~ to maize ther descent
a one eolana ot ot taa Bafaseis orators s1d General
9aouon the other, With the purpose Of forming
. junction In the grand plaza Having done 10,
suSnroso G1au S Cottage o Of - ihe haaber md rslc
and ha,atack. With an elderly
Of General saiomonz rustic tastes, and who
wtrhaj, has had 80 long a hold unon The public
test, and drawn 10 large atcean From the osnctai
and be pansed. nsst TO sdmire, and then, with an
oe ga1" I'D tns General ,u ns s ols1d: ID:
ss iIps 1a1 sns sy nz ~ salute So 5oa sno. In rnn.
s.. %, muisy. sisna .nere:" rsnarkea the old
Ssuanser:ss sae FenaIxed, Il leDe,h. i. your
iii ' " ~ xssF 5sr ean ia lie oily man around
n Is is !his odss ns health, prospect o! business
III II, general salomon could 90 no less than sske
the COW By the hornF, which nc did VIII some
so1s @hsn ne fhs md 81
L a,sco1ered and reported ia the cntcsso fapsr''
might bring h!u into come rdicule, be pressed the
uAfFnN fpr fDYtn&f Information.
, 1869-10-23
fiRt$.
UefniuR Of A Granny Connected with Mes.
rEson'~ Di.it'trrs-t.sr- ts~twrrn
$4,000 and 10, 900.

Between aud 10 O'Clock last evening 1fe WIS.,
a+covere,i tn The graaary attuEheh 10 Stckersons i
ts,11.e r., situated Oh the North Branch, near Or
Ley Dpt The city iiu1tta. Hog the ra originated ~
4 uyttery, unless 1t was the work OF an IDcendi-
nr, t,Dce ;Dere Haa no machinery or any Esu,l "
rrc IN lhr ettneturr. The tisf,licE5 being beyond
the IRE ltnl,s, no alarm could he sent
from lhtt locality, aud 1t was dusty ssRhteit
from The Court 'Houae- The nlsrm sounded
u ilca1et the junction. of the r1rtf AID SoEth ay-
erue, mole than q mile below The nre. The danes
lootued up brightly. md the Han on the WATCH
TO his duty, AZ the ~AtChman for the "tsucs .
steamer, stationed on HilwaIkee aEenue, sighted
the Hre. And hin chKibe mad Jecu At work hfEeeh
minutes hefotr the A,.rn vas given. The uen
connected With this epx1te worked hard. aud de-
eerSe Ertat credit 1t was through tne.F euoftE
chiefly th2t the nle was conoacl 10 tie gran.
ary. I1sd the natnes communicated e
&nt s:osc houses the tosA would have reached faI
ur alnoCR the hnn,srctl thoasAniF. Tue granny
contained lo 90 bushels Pi corn aud ~ uN htshetG
OF barley, y hch viii l,~ nearly total loss Tx
building was OF wood, ca&ed with orcE. three so.
rtee high. The loss Is estimated bel Aeen am
man In The dlsllllcry, they attached y conple q
hose TO their I'uu1p1 and threw t~p streams witt
Eoost erect But With,ut the engines they coult
not rase faxed the su1Tou1 lIlcg hutl!ng4- tn.
property u SAID 70 be well insured
OF kDKTu GkIkf SfkEkT.
About half pAAt O'Clock Last evening, an alaru
OF ere Nn4 sounded trora Box No. ZIG II "a
csuted bY the explosion Of Kerosene laUp Al No
20 Sortt Green stTeet. owned and occupied b
captain y A. Johes-,H. The h1c WIS txt!naubhe
viii the asaistance of the ire hugads. DamAg
tftulQ&.
, 1869-10-23
SIXTEENTH WAsb.

LARGE TURN OCT.
In spite Ct tho slow storm and the generally uu.
pleasant NeaIher, crowd OF people, embracing
at leasl two hundred persons, Assem- nted Lat
evening In SIemeyeta HAI1, No. 62s North Wells
a,rret, TO usten 70 &tdrca&ea CONCERNING the ques
t,ons 10 be decided at the coming election. {. C.
Aese1tt- Etq, pretlded
xaR the frst sneaker. lie kznt that, with one ex.
crpitou, the merits OF the ~atloos cAndldsfes hah
b+ 70 ,brrooen,y eanra'ssi, lie rsieHed 70 The
had lern the Chalrn&o oI the Common counrh
jutic.al Cotrmttee. The lake tunnel co1tfactosH.
srs q .ast @ eote9 sns
so.r. ~ they represented. An insesttg.1,on
INTO thr matter ~ the Bo4rd u Pnolsc Works
rom ss,Gtn to fs lNr. The poArs'a reFoH vas ney-
RI pres entesl IN theCnupcl and rome OF the AifeE
nrp trboraat Of II. sote'i 70 re1nuneiAte tue eou-
&shctorr tus wha, WAS supposed TO be an actual
lo4t- M2,er Rice. tn bta veto nes4aRt, declared
the ncl,oL Of The Couoctf an 0nt1sKe Gus s~tnAt-
eor.n,ttre, OF the strength OF whose recommend
ailoh The NtD1le WaA Carried tnruagh. but It 1Aa
Subsequently vetoed hy An houett Major. Tae
tpeaker drew parallel between the honesty aud
slan 0! GeutrA Wallace, who won his epAu!et4
W haid cght,pR u the nelc. aid not 10 dress pa
| icIztr then hrienJ addressed the mee'los IN the
lie1n an language, snere being large element or
| that pasionalfy present ...........
hy himself. 70 tne III 81 JoF,[au i ilsTd Rasi
10 Travel, V the audience Joining IN the chorus
pepr loudly called fos "a tnss ia the .s.euce of
| INV natted aceaIer, and because the '.snAl fry y
wtsc iaekwrEd. re tGould try nik hand little. 1t
sntre 10 serVe ils people ior she people' :. Eeod
order tia. they might iaisen Al the Peoples cx-
unless tn the .ina could possibly hope to get co.,
! syaet xh,ch ta proposed "a tatot hones1ly Some
hki n ia mrs hal frRHA I'M HI
, 1869-10-23
THE WEST.

Arrival Of tho Kansas Pacific lAs
speeding Party at Denvef-hafds
ships Of \ Mining PaEty-EoEtlsh
Txnvesscrs Delighted with q ga
ctftc Railroad Hide.
h7. Loc1a Oct y "A Denver defEatch ssvs ne ksn'
sss Pacific party, including CyEIa y, t1rtd aad ~
Acek agricultural editor os the Atw YORK Tfae,. aef
inyetaf sgn 1stwssa sssSa - - r. Set1
Aeunialus In rE{tEsnee to ses s5tegston f1. o. tne
Fcrt Benton Montana. teleSta1, n0Sss tnc = =.
nv d Of parry Of miners from pont Es m9 noftf
of thr1e they having been forced 70 leave On ps
The Blsckfest 1ndsas. and the rcf1ss 1o BrtAn 70
ae them The pnrtr. eonststfnt ot niae uco
W}<fstxd ten days or one ksoafe.
1'he weather Il Bentnn e cold Ths mertaJlyestes.
daF stood fen dcE1eet below zero
An On4Als detpHteh Bays THAI Co1onel HS1rnord,
General Superintendent u the GG1ou PAddc HsAEy.
to-day CONTRACTED With MA1zfc+ Cfc8htou kl!Nd fof
Af.ss frtisbt Inc 70 ldata% Annt1nA and GtAh TAG
new line wu open odecs In st. Lo-ts New Yost Cca~
-. 0naha, and other important points
TKnAAcE fr1x1. Det. live are EfAttted tnd nuea
surrrse It The eon1enience o HaveinE II thls sonn
erde roy shy. equa4cd thts mAxnlAEent train.
We were In datbt about undesta&[nE this journey =
Sac trAEesc expecting tr.s convenience than in ord
nasy uavel When eur people learn that the journey
Oahx t. California liko s'ttns tn the!r dra
1t Esn,s. r!th meals ttvAliuk uklulonIeH's
sttse Ia order, there b every LIKELIHOOD Of il bctn
49, ''' rS'3'>' "''N' Ionp GAnt1za
JA8. CAAFBIIL
, 1869-10-23
'' Houox to Whon Honor is Due"

Honor to Whosn Honor is DUE"
Txoy years ago there sp,anr into ex1ateuce the
since celebrated East India Tea and God-e Con-
panF, whose extensive wasetoons arc situated II
Nc. JIG South Clark street tSnita Il ASl1onA Bails-
lnGA 1t is hardly Necessary for n 70 state 1hst
tal- eonpaLJ nave iutttJ earned The extensive
patronage ,nlt the pubic OF C31c7g1 and the
Nottaweer have 70 lashhlJ bestowed ppou them
dartrE lhat the. Ana t1nfy they are determined
10 leave rothlr9 undone In ihelr tine o! business
10 convince The public that the5 su1l,, and tor
rank a. 4 No AMONG the many noticeable and
enserprtrtng institutions OF Cnlcssu Fos the past
lnser weeks they nsFt been iu constant receipt Of
their eItElE1ve 1all md winter 8.oek from ChInA
md Japan Among the many .ottog tcasa:e* Of
fhs hooSe there IL one IN particular which, doubt
less, VIII Be herzlded as one Of the greatest 7rTo-
tns,ons IN The pEtce Of coffee Of moastn Ms:
nAEely, the receipt By this company Of 800 8scks
Of choice RIO coffee, which they Intend 70 Eoa =
daIy md Eel 1t the astonishing lo~ dSnfe Q! "
eents Per pound. To tho&e ~ho hare pa1on! !zeo
th.s touke, u unnecessary tot Us 10 tA5 an5tnlng
but TO o;her1 rho havc rot, We would sar g. and
be constnced Fresh selected, fullfasoTed seas
coffee q AL grader, fzoE the eo9uoueA RIO q
the duett TnlkFJ Mocha, 1t the to"est pesAlose
MARGIN kuOYe trcpOfttFSF cost
, 1869-10-23
Ml3eEklANEnuSs
ALDERMAN or TEE FIRST wkA1


Richard somerr, Esq, proprietor o{ the REch-
mond House, candidate for Alderman OF the
Ftrsx Wart, vtAhea ns to eay that the stories
that ue teing circulated that be tloes Eot desire
to be sletted, AID I'LL not serve II elected, are
entirely un1ruc. lie deBlrta US 10 state that these
reports are circulated 10 lnlurc him before the
votess Of the ward: tnat although he lid not
soa,cIt the uonto asiu, or exert himself IN any
.nanLcr 70 secuse Il, he Will now use every honaE-
mile and proper means 10 secure his election aud,
II eltctel, will feffc his constituents and the
teEst Wasd taxpayers To the test al h.a ahtllty.
We trust that the voters Of this important ward
vii d.sse ratti all reports that nay be set athoa1,
and sotc for MIR. Sone1s, who Is lost the ulan 1ar
Alderman.
4 pisCLAiMxH TRox iRAT MuEE.
To The Editor " Tx ca ifuaa Ttfhs'ne:
1t is eta,et in The Er<niAp Is'N oi October :!
that "Ira y. Mum wtth otAers, at 1nctttuR II
the Eighth Ward, "follosed In ioxiral SPEECH,
anil conv.nytd tbtls heasers that the ep-Sa'tesl
ci,,xrns' tcItt HoulA be tlcfesteh." ~as lot
prc.es,E IT rhas nceitrR+ lrnye netu present At
ID political Neettpy. ANA have E1Hie ho political
speeches this fail. sAai. Aou<eer. FSft the tif'.
1ena' f,eirf. LY. MESs.
Cn1cAbo, Oct. =, 1sea.
, 1869-10-23

Tho Peopleh party wera represented LAST eyeu-
inp. in the Eighteenth Ward, by = ronbing meet
ing OF citizens, which was held as 1856 Larrsbee
At1eet MI. Janes lyman VIII called 70 3hn chat,
AND Nj. P. Barry scted a. Secretary.
The n.st speaker WAS Nj. Robert ClArt, who
made An eloquent and able address, Nj. George
Barker, c. r MAtson, MI. sullivan, Nj. Couuor.
and other gentlemen followed with speeches,
which et,citeI frequent a1d hearty oemonstrattons
o! applause from the audience The spirit OF the
rceiirK sac unanimous. and showed hnT ferveut-
II the cifizeD4 OF The ward were devoted TO the
downfall OF tho existing Dynasty. III, Eddy ar
T1ved towards the close Of The meeting. and held
lhesr attention for some unc, On the question Of
the hQur.
, 1869-10-23

meuced, 1t which the follostug nominations for
ward othcers Were D1de:
For Tia nan-Theodore Sehhtx
Far Supe4pfsor-AdoIph achninlaGer.
Fyr Constabk-FtAnk ke1iJ.
General n. F. Under wa called 1of, and made
an eaIness tud enecrve address on tho corrup.
uopk u1 The R,r z which WAS 20 pe anniailated On
tnn I'd Of November. Ella 1tmaxka were recesrcd
with cnthusiaslc .pp!anha- Tbs taensfa waa fol.
Ter Eth md with admirable edect7 giving an ex-
nanstre AND toa'in2 expese Of the despoeaEs
which rad been prActtsed bJ the H&tnacle leaders,
ana SHOWING tho pafauoonS necessity Of Ss9os-
Gus stand being tsken, noF Or never, Rgaiast The
coninuance OF thelf expressions.
G<peIsl SAies, c. Il. AAtson, knd e1her promi.
ncot speaker followed tn eloquent addfesses, and
tno meeting separated with three cheef1 for The
success Of The ticket
, 1869-10-23

The Excr,s.or Gas Motor Company, IN the IA.
tpdue1,on Of theIr nesiy- invented Fire Extin-
eutsher, nave evidently srrucs favorable lsatl 10
fa7 ~ pubic opinion Is concerned; and nuca ta-
outry re1ause % the sasae ct tutA new candidate
ioe Pubic favor Is bring made. Those Nho hare
taten nei1,s to Investigate tt3 qualliea And Merits
az conneens th8s II muSt put 10 \ beveEe test Al
otner sIn,IAr tnachtncA- The stettlhE chAacssf
al The ptdcers ut tbs company would aeen 10 oe =
Euf1ctent guarantee Of its rat1e. Our readers
Vii zee me advertisement On Iae 1tss paSe, or
cslI Al nc pt1ce os the cnnpany. 40. - WossiaX-
to- etrtet, ard e13line for 1neEseiTe4
, 1869-10-23

Elxars Barry, vita .lrung+n man IN charge,
vss ut~er%e.t by d po!icerlan early yesier:tly
Horn,np acitng ~ ne WIS not acquainted wlta
tho lue.ftnle. They went into q
nop,e where Barry sa.f he lived.
but the 0cc7pant, VINO p1GhS 10
kaow, sad Ne did net The po1ieeua. thru arrested
VARY, IN eu.p'cinn That he intended 10 commit
robbery. He vas incl 81 fur .il+ost1erly Conduct
Henry fitukie. :sle,y 1snm lnhi1hh. who nad
been tfgg!pR sin ,e his ARRIVAL IL Chicago, WAa
zen, TO tte Bttda1ell, In default Of ~. for va