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, 1869-02-12
Matinee Tomorrow Afternoon,

WOODS MUSEUM.
uuEAr ArTRACrloN.
HARRY nlAC4A11TH1.
thu Greatest Charactef Actor Of The Aks. and
Miss Lotto Esteslc,
IA lher rr,x,n. spsela,ties. 'nsladan! W19assa!
kuuofsea By Both h.msnnsttt., ~: r =. na K.saN-
tns wia s!tAiP!.kT's MlE,THNs1GIss IT ~ 19nr
ufsnd kssines sstufd.y 1t AZ o'uIock. -
4 IKEN'B DBAN1onN T11MATlsB.
fiiANK Il. AtKEH....."..."... "."'''Hsna&x
~ osi,rs' aJt X liz .fsntt Nsltnee, Saturday. ~
IL p'eiorkt sterling tayne's cpneott
WOMAN OF THE WORLD.
n.xnns a!sa sisa ''''s S'9*'F'
'oe'"e'a'' "tss'tVt;s. HNstkN.
II ss..tn; Ht'psF.a's' o'' A'1aaH Americas
YoUNG MEMS {I1DRAIsr1Asso0 OF
A'' LECTURE.
MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON
viii deliyer 4 Leota1een
Ftldsy, Feblnazy 18th. 1869,
IN LTnI<A1sX HALL.
aubIect-' FAIR PLAY; OR, CASTE"
The a&le OF tlcketa will camnanEe On " WednasAAy
morning. Feb, lttn, 1hes u oc!ock; " th9 hoqma
r. fSasf Mr. sS 1sa1s
seats sc. extra. Doors open It 7-Loesure 10 COM
msnco at p m.
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5uDGE nAADWNL ....,
moved the appointment Of committee consss.
ilsncn-Hhose duty. 1t shall to to proceed tc
I Springfield and lay before The Legislature The
to se
oren. and petition for suth d change In 'he State
laws as shall place women On an oquas footinR
with men In shese respects, In support Of the no
ton he proceeded 70 thov how po wcsicss ths
mother was to control the cnstodJ OF her cntl
nsT s
worked harshlT against Women aud minor CHI!
drtn, "a ho knew how ipiuriously shose Law
worked.
nas Ax1Ioxx
said that during recess gentleman had eald tna
, only the lower order OF Women would v9sc, @ ans
che waited TO answer!t BY tell'ng nsts sso:} Z
T., who had preached concerning tns grand r
suits Of religion 10 redceminR the fallen OF boil
nsiieeed aa asss @n, bad vo.n Would
noTsscr sne Msea hin IN case hs n.a q y 7
psaaed h to III , "onsn q hs e?ugseE.aoMn m 70 =
!. now nas, won,d hare s,a,d u home. ard h. Il
m!tted-no1 one This question was one Of ci'
!. times. whether nan supported or opposed q
male Suffrage: Tas A. trn.h; y "a aoA's t.nta !,
1o saa - q MGaa , na1s eoS 70 :
!. question Is to woman's cspsclt5 to mansa
u bueiuees, and she referred 10 \ New Yo1
5udre Who ustd to tns!st upon The W1do
IN seu1u,.trattpK htr hpsbsad's estate. snd he sal
/. hat The farms had been better mtnagtd, :!
husfnteA betiEY done 1h4n WQeu C18Elc4 W
It. the husband. AL that women Of tne couut
10 reeded vas au opportunity to learn, They w.
10 10 work, xnd iii they ualt fo1 10 ~ oppafsanls
n. The ore great Obstacle That stool IN tne WAY
:e- tht practical attainment Of TIE end teoSns. y
Of the fact that Jounc girls werc not falnen Icy
pnt'ncsb Occupation. and whcn this Ssaie q tatu ~
II had teen corr c'cd great e3cp TO conolete at
oi tefe hAd been tasen. Now WOMAN nust nR
her ray to open path Tor herself, 60 fhst Il
11y is without the h.fp Of father. husband
nt ptotbel. tEe fs forlorn 1ntced. VIC want 10 fen
ty- dy this bt1te Of tAalES.
en- IA. DOW.
no OF WIsttnslr. eaid be would mako bFtct Eta
my ncni Is 10 tie progress Of the ierasse Aunta
movement In Wisconsin. THo Jtafs sgo be
on | Introduced 1esuint1on IN the Aesisiainee
5et nd ihc constitution BY ttTlkieg out the "
he *nt.e" He was In a1dtni tEMaeE.nee Dan. .
be his motive In intro 1ucfE the resolution va
ee. aecure the aid and support Of the "bet'ef hsl
q tho community bY gfstnR women ehanct
d'd vote. TtAt sssolutcn Was pared. bet ~.
ttoneptyy feeoptttestd. Aaisn the 1etol1tfon
,at introduced, aEd this time ca1gt ID through
md brtnchts Of the Lecie1aturo hs ntwo~thtlAs Y
>A The CONSTITUTION OF Wisconsin provides
md ! srnfudmeIte must bs Submitted to 1~o teg3
,ns | rnret and when the resolution CAME up agar
fsi1td Last Monday eyenlng tha hoHae pa.'
IN. a bill for nrlvereal suffrage. and he nae u
On ihnl it would 20 through tho serHte, ana IN
talI OF 1870 70 before The people.
1ua erRthaYE1o coaaiTsxA-
pre- TIE following wert appointed N: eHHula'1e
md vtslt Springfield: Judge BfadNet, hss.
, 1869-02-12

lssting ns mat tutlmato structure, hare, mora
~ onet ,ea,, da "a ses m o
sa,rhoea .adsase" |. dc ignoring q thfs grad 4
70 e dsy m usT sas
siu1sesinE H.E hood ,nso nfa. While sash men
Eugo. iaazzipi, Gasps1ni L.6oaia1e. md
| l1ies Fssse, are a1l allke pointing to woman -
IT, ~ ass saa EFT seaaps Is ros n.ta h:e t.
encourage ~ citizens taeiz OWE con1tsy Tomeu,
the Eon!s.t ,Jpe q mankind On Which ne SUI h;. \.
iss3 snsl.na sn<fe F,.nes. S' as@ss;. e9S I'D Italy
Io paying glowing ltisa.es to !he,!
,.Uie ,s.t Ct .hs a; ep
iii repa1',c, whose talk Is al OF human rtgn..
nc 20 d. II aud dumb % woman when hex rights
- are the women of thss nation leg. worth,
Arcr1eA ean boast hundreds OF wires nd moth
Victoria D.. been. aad xho.s elosusnee eonls
flr eurpass that echoed in tbs british Parlixraeu
Tcerc Ii sex L mind ~ well u N stter Al thc.,
necessary 70 tne p.e.essst:on q the !see, :.
10 tae vlialtztne OF thought, And whea vomal
awakss 10 the poetry OF real Hfe, to me neaut 9
ss,enss nd t5sn q e.
aRee. hitherto cold. barren and speculative. oe
met By the taitn aud en:hua1asua Of 1ue aau
| GlQV A62 VIII lQb 0t1A Apl1 VI Aa44AAAA{ -
touched then viii the great organ o. hum nknit
tcpa'ed On ~ 1T keys. with every stop siEhtt
sofnt ted. and H1fh lpnder, Ioiuet strains, II
march Of civilization witt be inuta.1rablJ
qulckened-
We object to the proposed amendment c
| -tEanhoou suffrage" because 1t ratAes NOR
deadly cppos,uoa to tke negro than b haa ye
| ctcourttfed. It creates IN antaenr!em he>wee
| him and woman, The Ttry element most needed
especially 1t the South-fo be proplAted IN b,
behalf. Suffrage for I'll could be fRT motr eAs11
| carried In every 8txe than for tha black ma
. | alone. TnAt would fccoRut1e An ttefrl
| priI Icip|e and rorse 70 leslouales Of class
= calor or sex. But Wneu you propos
10 lift the ntgro Ahoys thu won2u. and nake hh
: her ruler. LEGISLATOR. Judge sna ja.ot: eEs e
= south? 1t WAS this feeling that dt!estcd pcR1
= suffrage in Kansss. The natural pride ar
> | Aousy of WOMAN OF Ill Assumed power at
!. sui er.cr1t} was eteadiJ il1aeuced In The uuant
y Of the ucC At every heatth-.tone Hence althouH
= thar state always gives lt1zt Republican u
:. | 1pryticF. and nes 70 endf1Kr Was party Eeaaus
| rol1ucl1ne, party, prcee. Nerc alike po Ferless
~ ~ lore the detp-settleo I'D .tlon OF tho woms
and re t1eyn liberalization os tie .1sn saxs II 81
~ women wsro rot enftaneh1Ecd In kAn.as nelsh
= should the negro be. Ths rcsu!t was that, MT
y y var II the stale, tne vote for Woman'a sutfa
- wse ezrty equAl to the PATTY vote : tha ntgl
~ ,heueh notn 1cte defeaies. M oae doubts t.
II the active kepu aliean po!ttacians bad adToe
n ed both proportions, they Nould have becn
y y on ptalHJ esr!ed ~hst MA tru4
10 ~ ef5 s,sts II TITS uEiun., Pelitie!!
f. wit trd. when tney coma to test Il
- question Ct "usgso suptenset" n the atTe
, 1869-02-12

CKOsBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
, 1869-02-12

Mr ", Hesch offered tho following:
R4ofved, That the ps1yhsso N she elective
, 1869-02-12

I 7A1 He N88 prepared 10 ulQ W0E1sN AEnt AAQ
snh;ess 1.th sneer, but thst Is only another ar
Sn SS!a9s! i IS nnd s aot eesati: s.h ps,;is:.
i ton ~ Monen Ss Az sfe s Tspid snd nonsenrleaL
There N 10 .pRlsn.s a. s1e "a q ne seg
| e1htnsted acd weary. AID ptoeeeded to wipe nn
1as SECOND axsrLrf1oS ADOPTED.
/ The Eee1pd fe1oIatton wRs passed.
| NR8. /. !. AhcWA .-... ..-.
stood for the frst tn1e u convention to protest
against the docsr1Ee that Hooan was tne iniss7of
wiz wo1.ny 10 be mans superior. This bobby Of
It vas time woman stood mp and appreciated
| hetHelf and took stard a. woutn. She Wts
too fnll for uttsraHce. and had rezaased quiet a
long - p's'''ii sorn OLD MAX
~as delighted At rome thinr1 be had
a. man VA under the control Of sa ne
Datu.e. 70 was h ty1ann11sas 1.a1 s,t Tsss
pate themselves. Let than remain flaVes 1os'
ever.
ms. 3. pANroKrH,
wife o. the preceding, sstd he vs. not ashamed g
; Of her nsne in connsetion With the cause. Fos
nrt Zion. ste bad the cure Of the boys-seye:
nsin ihsn II the Wy q noisii4 and he right
msp. y omen have rot lad the ehanes ofdeyeiop
ing their political faculties, hut II they have III
o. Is1se. p1Ss nincs Who iii work, noi iar , psr:,
bpt ior human,ty. shs VIA confident that .nef
l was much corruption III leels4:ive halls. Toe
thtm he Notk1rR women. that Is al they claIc1
!. 1hey do not arroRRte to themselves any supss
eE.t; eyer men r no Heans: a ens .esy claim IL!
1H1 Last n1soLC1I Il 1poprEn,
The lsss Of the serias Of resolutions Eas nei
, 1869-02-12

w1mtn IN !rKssAtfoh ana oHhoiy lns!at on "a
| crn1nert On the rsr.n. Hence, the highest fee
ihs Se ,see &C ii pei u to protest ag,lnat tue e
fArchiseuert Of auo.hcs man, until Womc
enough are admitted 70 the polls 70 oatEeigh ~
| dLnxcrous exceBx Of tho male element xlrcad
thtTe. SO lorg Is tberc Is a dltranehtsed clas
! In this country, md 1hst Glars The women Of III
! nstion, mana government becomes wo9z
poftIcn a. yoa multiply the t5fants, Jou max
fbe c1 nd,ion OF ihe r1sjscts more hopclcts 40
S!bc1fy. shoss Clearly lit the condition Of On
| clefsauctttcd snan II nation 10 wpsae thsn th.
Of whole ratiou under ona man because
The nauon ean easily throw him OF; but VT.
can the ote nxn do With natlon OF tyrsas ore
h,mf II fwomsn 11ds II hAta to ba4r tne o12rt,
Of rnslhcod, what mar shc not be called 10 e'
du1e when Ill the lower orders Of furriRrers 60
trovtIue our shozes-pnteh, u 81. Chinese, AZ
THINK Of Pstrick and Sinbo, nnd aaus md Yau
| Tang, who do not knoH the difference between
and Il
Inc totk m.kirg laws for Luretls Aott. Mne
line l. Hose. su:sa B. anthony. Of Anna
raj K to u5 young girls for the e:fIac ol lama
, cide-to decide The no1l code y whieo =
e th 1tpaens nm ,5p,oc b. "a:
9 uon, md Il would be Well for th1nsirr wouc
& who era 10 consider i 80 Enssoantmons, 70 80
t. thtff CWI claln4 IN ApeJ4-Ct WILL ~ t14GA
!. | crowned with cttix.nahlp. 10 remember thAt :
o moet II neraLs man are ever fhs nost nostuo
The equality Of woucn. ~ rheJ nAse 3Oo"n
u / only IN slavery and tcRrada'ton-
j. Ms1tood euditgs Is pauouL eu:c!1e &ua y
4 Ean'f obstruction. EvcEJ corstdtfaaoa ot
o | TT usm a. well A. peftona! safety "Ans tne y
o | men ot the republic 70 ro:lst lis aEe
Go 10 oM cours Of JUSTICE orr jail3 ana Dts n
q | ca lilo the world OF WLIk, 1tEo fso i4ae4 I
pFote eb1pns, into tho temple Of bc3eEen and ie4
10 ing and eec what 10 rs:ed out every Whese 70
T. mtu: TO those who have no AtVocAtes II
t. cCur f. no representatives in the councils of
ID ! nticu ;-Ht1taz Vaughan \ 3oune EnGitsh E
il updfr s.n'crcc Of deAth for the alleged cs1Hs
D. ner, bar dragged ont the weary days Of Whoe J
- ! IN the eol>fute snt gloom Of . PennsJiss
r | rri.ur, While her destroyer walEs thts green ca
n fre.dou, e1 Toying alike tt . sunshine and d.
- r. htsT,p, Ard stl~ F1sl still SITS alone IN
\, rr,t wecpipy for fri, pds md nalivs land. vi
sueh mrn - Generals Coies and s1ck!ts, ~hp :
al thei, w1yte' paramours desd, before n.ny !
Il. | reseee, In broad daylight arc not Q
~ acquitted tut htuored BY the press and the
W. | rle. In,s Is manhood tolINei seAH
ua prrlong ard p.rpetua.e euch injustice. and pY
Z ereasite ttis po~er rtsk W~sse oppfesstoss
Id 5 We ubiect to the proposed amendment
re "nAnhcod tnH-AVo," becsuse y - ~ open.
IS lib, rate II tns to tee wise snt thoaFnuu! 80
Is OF tic Estscp: TO t. ret aside In this ~sy "e'a
20 Irtico or apology.
d Visa It not enoush. that four yel'
ii. By 1our Amendment to Article II,
Eot tiCn =, you lnylo1ousiv tntrutured
Tor | word s:rusle" into The Federal Cunsntu'
ch counting ont ofths hfsls ef ferre sentau -
, It men LOT permitted to To,o, thereby uakanz II
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Memo LAWYEBs 1T Is calcula-
ted, says Che Washington cores
pondent OF the Baltimore "Ga-
gette," that the Howard Universe
" win, during the current year.
turn cut eighty negro lawyers, pre-
sumed tor be- Intended for the
Southern and Western markets. Il.
Many Of them received "diplo-
mas we are told, at the current
examination. "Ihe law school
says the negro professor, Lang
ston) els labor Of love" on oil
sides-"is the only one Of the kind
in the world, " and is part and par
eel Of "Gen. Howard 3 magnificent
plan for the education Of the coll
ored youth of America in the
high walks Of learning" MIR.
Langston (colored) is one Of the
law professors, as I have intima-
ted, and A. g. Riddle (white) tho
other. Altogether TINS institution
is unique indeed Scholars are
admitted pellmell--without regard
to age, sex, race color, qualities
tons or "preVious condition" The
intelligent white Of nine or nine
teen, and the ignorant Congo fem
mime of seven or seventy, are
entitled 20 admission, and
so with the other sex. But singh |
or walks of learning are, positive |
ly aimed at and in some of the
more abstruse sciences, it is said
considerable progress has already |
been made. Altogether the Peo-
pie of this model metropolis are
in a fair way of becoming the adj
niratiOn of all civilization |
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Mardi 81 Aout 1869.

Les propri6t6es oi-apres d6crites APP.
parren@nt D 10 dite succession, savoir:
10. I'm moroccan de terre oOntehant
GAO acres de terre, plus GU moins, con-
nu CONNIE titre de Rio HondOI No. 252
en- favour de Demsy Hes, etant dams les
sections 3 ct 4 t. 10 8. rev. ct sections
33 ct "a t. 10 S. r 1Ow .g..t v..- '@...f
20. I'm autre moroccan de terre conte-
nant GAO acres, plus on moins, etnnt
dams les sections 4, s, EFT. 10 s. 9.w.,
titre Rio Hondo No, 271 en- favour de
Hiram Ours. 1>''@'h"@ ".R2a@"
90. Une chemin6e de sucrerie, deux
paires de boeufs de tire, cinq vaohes
avec leurs veaux dun an qpatre che
vGux creoles, un cheval AMERICAN, rin
lot de cochons (marrons) vingt cinq
Totes dc mOntons (plus on moinsl Aus
d un lot d'amenblemel4t de. maison,
batterit de cuisine ct instrument ara.
torres &C., 40, SC. " ...."" w #rH (.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-29

ET%HE RURAL is the leading and Iat
49,, gest circulating newspaper Of its
class on the continent Superior in val.
ne and variety of contents and beautyof
appearance, 1t embraces more Agri.
cultural, horticultural, Scientific, EGu.
cational, Literary and News Matter. H.
terspersed with Engravings,2 than any
other journal for it comprises depart.
ments devoted to or including agricul.
ture, horticulture, sheep husbandry,
grazing, dpirying, rural architecture,
domestic economy, choice literatun,
SCIENCE and art, education, youth s reai-
ing, general news, commerce, markets
with Illustrations, tales, essays. nausia,
poetry, refuses, enigmas, &c.
The Rural New Yorker is national
journal, circulating largely in the East
and West, North and South. It en-.
ploys the best talent in all departments
Its corps Of editors, contributors, &C..
comprises many of the best farmers
planters, wool growers, gra1ers, hort
culturalistsI 60, and also authors schol.
ars, NC, of note and ability. ~s@ N@g5
In brief, the Rural is ably edited.
prOfusely Illustrated, neatly printed
Practical, scientific, useful, moral, IN,
structive, and entertaining. It ia;adap
ted to the wants of all. Note that it is
not a monthly, but u large and Beaud-
full weekly. y -
Examine a number and see if. next to
your local paper, the RURAL is not the
one for your money! az g .t,.Fn ~.
q. TERMs--Only S. ygar ; to clubs Of
Ten, Va 90 per copy, Great offers to
club agents. Specimens &C., sent free.
Address d. D. T. MOORE,
Rochester. N. VI
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CRACKS IN SToVEs.--When a
crack is discovered in a stove,
through which the fire and smoke
penetrate, the aperture may be
effectually and readily closed with
a composition consisting of wood
ashes and common saltCmade into
a paste with water. Plaster this
over the crack. ST." aaa q. 81
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A worthy Quaker thus wrote
II expect to pass through this
world but once. If there be any
kindness that | can show, or any
good thing that I can do to any
fellow human being let me do Il
now. Let me not defer or neglect
it, for / will not pass this way
again" Iu.. .,E@......-''.......1I'''
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Wanted.

A good cook, washer and ironeE.
Must have no children. A young
white woman, capable and respect
able, would have light work, per-
manent employment, liberal wages
and, if deserving, would be receiy-
ed and considered as a member Of
my family, instead Of asa servant
merely. -
- -. GEORGE al. WELLS.
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CHEAP BABGArNs.--Our enter.
prising and Industrious friend
CAPT. J. W. Bryan announces
through our columns to-day, that
he has opened q Dry Goods and
Grocery Store. and can sell. his
stock at prices defying competi-
ton. Ca pit. Jim's stock is well as
sorted, and we doubt not that the
ladies, and others having occasion
to make purchases in dry goods,
Will FIND it to their advantage to
call and examine his stock, now
that they have such inducements
offered them Read his advertise
ment, andqdo not fail to avail your
selves Of this rare opportunity OF
securing your dry goods, &C., "at
a bargain" ........ 4
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LITTELL,s LIVING ACE.

D d
DIAN, and Execution commenced By
l Justice Story, Councillor Kent
President Adams, Historians Sparks,
Prescott, Bancroft and Ticknor, Rev.
Il: W. Beeohor, and many Others. ~
1t has been published for more than
20 years, and is now enlarged. Itb
issued EVERY SATURDAY, giving So mum.
bers and over 5000 double column oota-
Yo pages of reading matter, yearly.
1t is a work which commends itself to
every one who has taste for the best
literature of the Magazines and Re.
views or who cares to keep up with the
events Of the time. i / NgS raWn
3, 1t contains the best Reviews, Crit.
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tine, Biographical, Historical. and Pc.
!ltical Essays-from the whole body Of
English Periodical Literature; making
: volumes year. Of immediate inter
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Published wEEKLE, at sSa rear, free
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RSS~ An extra copy sent gratis to any
one getting up aelub Of seven new sub
sorihers, M, ~ VT
Address aa.. s s.";tst57l Z
LITTLE 3 GAY.i ia. d,
30 Bloomfield St.. Boston.
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Vente aPubltQues

Estate de Leon yerdlun, decd.
W " &Lt.ALlI. EtiJJE0Tt
I'm vertu d, un ordre de l'hon Ia Cour
T. de Paroisse, Paroisse Calsasieu. lie,
en-, date du Ia Juliet, A. ID. 1869, ct q
moi adressG Je, John Reid, sheriff ct en-
officio encanteur ofEirai, en- yente Pub
lique, an plus offrant ct dernier encher-
isseur d Ia deni6re residence du d6o6d6
en- cette Paroisse .... r@ h-..f .....
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| A Chinese trial has been in pro-
|, gress at Silver City, Idaho, and
has considerable interest from the
novel method of swearing witness
ses. The Tidal Wave thus de-
gcribes the ceremony ~, '' a"..
"A ROSTERS head is hacked off
with q knife, q saucer broken, the
oath written on yellow, paper, burn
ed, and the smoke, in which is sup
posed to be the spirit Of the burn
ed oath, blown up to heaven in
each case, The prosecution and
defence each swore FIVE witnesses,
killed five chickens, broke Eve sau-
GERS, burned FIVE pieces Of paper,
etc. After killing the chickens
they are thrown away by the Chi
namen and considered unfit for
use but having their throats cut,
nicely bled, etc, the American
heather consider them none the
worse for having been sworn by,
and we confess to having been
guilty of the sacrilege Of assisting
to devour a portion that was real |
" fat, tender and good to our I'M |
sanctifed palate" .'' "'".@
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Says q correspondent Al CUP
OF coffee is sure barometer, K
you allow the sugar to drop To the
bottom OF the cup and watch the
bubbles arise without disturbing
the coffee. II the bubbles collect
In the middle, the weather win be
fine il they adhere to tie nm.
forming q ring, ID will b rainy.
and if the bubbles separate WITH.
out assuming any fixed position.
changeable weather may be- ex-
pected. Try it.
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Sam Hildebrand, the notorious
Missouri outlaw, who had eighty
death-notohes on the butt Of his
rifle, is reported to have died Of
the wound which he recently
received in defending him
self against an armed posse Of
sixteen. Hehad escaped and wan
dered through the brush for some
days with a large party in pursuit,
but cheated them Of the $4,000
reward we offered, BY dying. under J:
thehands of a physician. -. .rn5
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-29
0ther eountry papeTB BE coo

Other country papers are relole-
ing over the fine prospects OF the
fruit crop in their sections. we
can boast a little too. The peooh'
fig and other fruits are now begin
ing 70 ripen, and we have had q
taste Of some very fine ones al
ready. I'D" ,.,s
Itisto be regretted that 50 1T
lie attention has been given by
our people to fruit growing. aioa
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-29

5A3quafrelsOme couple in Jersey
threw their children at each 9th
eFs head until that ammunition
was * d exhausted, when the wife floor
ed the husband with . cof'ee-pot.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-29

Ia REMARKABLE EsoAPr. The
Crockett. Texas Sentinel gives the
particulars Of one Of the most RE-
markable escapes on record:u vol
A week or so ago Rev. Hennings,
colored, went from this place to
TYLER, Smith county, and on his
return was caught in a thunder
storm. He was on horseback, and
had d led horse tied to the tail Of
the horse he was riding. His
horse became frightened and lie
alighted and held him by the bri-
die bit. While down q tree near
by was riyen by the lightning and
himself and horse Frustrated to
the ground. When he recovered
Consciousness, his own and horses
head were lying together the
horse was cold and still in death.
The led horse was uniniured.
Hennings had a silver watch melt
ed in his pocket. This is one Of
the most miraculous escapes on
record.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-29
L passing now.

The word DEBT, is composed
of the initials of ''Dun Every
Body Twice" CREDIT IS
formed of the initial letters of
Call Regularly Every Day I'll
Trust '"'. . ''.. ....'.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-29
Termes ct Conditions,

Toutes sommes au dessous de dix pi-
astres payables Contant le jour dc la
vente, ct toutes sommes au dessus de
dix piastres d un credit dc un, deux. et
trOis ans dsi ionr dc Ia Yente, les Oc.
quereurs fournissant leurs bilets prom
issoires, payables 4 Padministrataur de
10 iite Succession, ayeo deux bonnes az
solvables securities solidaires, residents
de Cette Paroisse. Les terres restant
spScialement hypoth6qu6es, avec priv
ilege dc vendear, iusqu'au PAYMENT, \
huit pour cent dinteret depuis r6ch9.
anCe jusqu'au Placement final. -
JIM REID, sherif.
N. B. Un arpent carr6 de Oette terpa
est OF sera reserve pour eimeti8re dsr
faulille, ct In location indiqu6e ID ioI,r
dc 10 vente, esst# I @gfSU
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-29

The name Of tie thimble Il
said to have been derived from
"thumbell, having been FIRST worn
on The thumb as Che sailors thin
BE still il, 1T is a Dutch inven-
ton, and was introduced into Eng
land in 1905 by John Lofting, who
manufactured il at Islington.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-29
NOVICE.

ON and after this date the mail win
~. arrive here every Thursday al q
o'clock, and the mail viii be closed at q
o'clock the same day,
OHAS, GLAsSPOoL, p. M,