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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26
The --latest Patent and the
ONLY BURNING FLUID PAT
ENTED AS NON-EX-
~r PLOSLVE,;
Having resisted every Test tend
ING to produce Explosioni /

ITS Ilmo5natiaq Pos0er8, as pro-
oortfoned to tho extent Of the
Hame, rsurpass ( even GASli and
give, for the size OF the burner,
treble the fame afforded by any
other Burning Fluid now in use,
without one single exception. /
/. us Safety Is 65ar0e5oW8 to those
accustomed to - be Mortified with
daily recitals of terrible accidents.
attending the use Of any other
burning fluid yextant /; being easily
smothered,h and will burn off wood
or any firm fabric without leaving
a mark of fire upon the article.
1t will not soil the most delicate
fabric.
. It's Lack Of Odor when burning
will cause it to be welcomed inthe
sick-room as a benefactor to the
race for turned high or low it
emits no odor: 2.1a9ar D. s..:a-1.'| oo
The .Wjcb Seldom Requires TRIM
mtiag, because the very nature of
the fluid is a lack of tendency to
consume that with which it comes
in contact. 1t will burn in any
lamp by the use of the burners
known as Excelsior, Sun, Comet,
Lighthouse, El Solito, Novelty, or
Union Hinge Burner, any of which
can be adapted to the ordinary
coal oil lamp in use, The. Comet
should be we'll soldered.
Certificate Of q GHtemi8t.-I here
by certify, that I have examined
the patent, and Experimental with,
the Burning Fluid known as Crys-
talized Oil, and consider that the
ingredients used in it's manufac-
ture viii prevent explosion, at the
same time inol Easing the brilIian-
cy and beauty of the flame.
JAMES TURNER,
Formerly of the Charity Hospital.
New Orleans, April 26, 1859.
BEWARE ORGANIZATIONS.
The Crystalized2 Oil is the only
burning fluid which has been pat
ented by the United States Gov
eminent as non Explosive, I'M
principled men have invented spu-
rious limitations, which under 9th
er names are offered to the pub
lie; yet in no single instance have
they been able to equal the origi-
nal in brilliancy of fame, non-ex-
plosiyeness, lack of odor, and gem
eral safety; in which particulars
the Crystalized Oil challenges III
valry throughout the world.
Erteat Of U8e.-Though patent
ed'in July 1867, the Crystalized
Oil has, in this short space Of time
acquired an unprecedented repu-
tation, Dbeingyused at the present
time byYat least, one fourth Of the
people In the United States.. As a&
: NeaeF betore South Of Virginia. -
We claim TO be the first to intro
duce the Crystalized Oil south Of |
Virginia, having in April 1859, |
purchased Of the original inven-
tors, the right of liza manufacture
and sale for this market. alC baa
Be not DeoeiUedIll There can
be nothing offered in market equal
to the Crystalized Oil for light
Eyh gal HH .-asan g f,,s /
ALSO FOR SALE, COAL AND
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26

We cali special attention to DR.,
RE-. Gray's advertisement on the
FIRST pageof to-days issue. The
Doctor is q working man and you
can rely upon him. ID a..2 ".t
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26

We are under many obligations
to our much esteemed friend, Mr..
T. Mayo of Opelousas, for late
files Of papers. . II" -.. III. 8. .
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26

New Western potatoes do not
seem to be worth much in New
Orleans. A lot of $50 barrels
brought only $3.50 per barrel. ri.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26
NOTLCE.

aTAN and after this date the mail win
" arrive here every Thursday &c q
o'clock, and the mail will be- closed at 8
o'clock the same day.
CHAs, GLAssPooL, 2. Nj
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26
- Mr. o. d. Ludike d 80

EN 1AA' ~ 49, @&NAAA@@ -
authorized agent for receiving adj
vertiseDBnts and subscriptions in
the cisyof New Orleans. BE may
be found at the corner of Girod
and Carundelet streets,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26

look out for the men who adj
vertise. As q general rule they
sell goods cHEA.P-being abletodo
yo-from the increase Of sales eau
sedsby-a judicious system Of adj
7ypprt;a9irGcy.S sgL Es1 ri ,~ef~~a H.3'
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26
Wan.teLdal

A good cook, washer and ir6n6r.
Must haveno children. A. young
white woman, capable and respect
able, would have light work, per-
manent employment, liberal wages
and, if deserving, would be ,receiv-
ed and considered as a member Of
my family, instead Of as a servant
merely. glaJ
p GEORGE WELLS.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26
Succession Of Alexander He
:-. -~ bert, decd. - f2oat-

Succession of Alexander He
.r.I. .c bert, decd. ..1. ,.,5.' T.. r.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Co,r+
Parish of Calcasieu. : "iAS . ~ ~oui u
.WTHEREAs, Clarisse Broussardofsaid
w. Parish, Adm'x. of said Succession,
has fled in said Court a, Provisional
Tableau and Account of her Admins
tration of said Succession, with petit
ton praying for thehomologaton there
of, therefore Ir..---r
NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
SONS interested, that unless written OPP
position thereto is fled in the Office OF
the Clerk of said. Court, at. the Court
House ia the town of Lake Charles, in
said Parish, within thirty days from
this date, the said Tableau and Account
Of Administration viii be approved and
homologated. ra ...,- e, ..r,g Az. IT,. u.
Given under my official signature at
chambers, at Lake Charles In said Par
ish the Gath day Of August, A. d. 1869,
ol9 =. ,1rormasj DAVID J, REID T p D9,od
n2H5t, RS ro} so.asf Parish Judge,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26

lake CHARLES ACADEMY The
principal of this Academy is J. w.
Bryan, who adds TO the virtues of
q Christian gentleman the knowl-
edge Of q profound student and
the experience Of a successful
teacher. His assistant Mr.. w. r.
Rutland, is gentleman Of high
social position and q ripe scholar,
Ills reputation as a teacher is sec
ond To none. The advertisement
giving rates Of tuition and all nee
essary information viii be found
ia another column, and parents
having boys and girls to educate,
will 40 well to consider the adyan-
tages which this school offers.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26

No yellow FEVER. The city
papers PAP s. speak hopefully Of the
health of the city. No yellow fe-
yer, and but about one hundred
deaths weekly, The city is I'M
only. healthy 12& q i. ~ -..
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26

QAe Coon STABLE. While at New
Iberia lately our horses were i'm
commonly 'welr cared for at Burke's
livery stable The proprietor
feeds, cufries, and waters to the
entire satisfaction of horse and
dryer, and he is reasonable in his
charges, and accommodate be
sides. Everybody who enters New
iberia swithaae hungry and tired
horse Or mule should make as
near q bee line as possible for
Y, - s&1s EaaI u&GsNgE
9tAA6s ~ ,ss.un q rot hraa
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-26

n, w, Taliaferro, ex-postmaster
of New Orleans, was released Sat-
trdaylbefore last from imprison-
msnt BY giving two bonds Of 49,
900 and $4,000 for appearance to
answerto the charges Of embez-
zlemen prefslred against him. 94.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

An INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION AT
SMITH RUMBLE, No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
UNDER MASONIC HALL.-Some Of the most emf
nent physicians have expressed their opinion that
the god of nature has provided remedy for all
diseases incident to the human family. This cure
has been finally discovered, and If the unfortu-
mates who are laborng under the above insdious
stantiated by Smiths pulmonic syrup, the world
will be released from an evil which humanity has
long struggled with in vain. Read their adver-
tisement this morning and direct to il the attention
OF such of your friends as are slowly expiring un-
der your futile efforts to rekndle the feeble spark.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

srKNvAY Il Sons PIAso.-Agent, Louis
Grunelrald, Tolro's Buildings, Canal Sired
The extraordinary success which has attended the
introduction of these far.famed instruments must
convince all rational minds of their undoubted
superiority in the extensive field of opponents to
whose past reputation they have been arrayed in
sntagonism. We have in previous notices alluded
to the charming melody dsconrsed by these uni
verssl fsvorites, and, though our minds may have
been prejudiced in behalf of the productions Of
other manufacturers, We have but to hear the soft
swelling notes Of steinway's gems to silence the
whisperings of SANDER and bring to our memories
some distant echo once awakened In the heart Of
friendship.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14
You are requested not to speak to the Man at
the Wheel Monday night at the Academy.

No GooDs FROM LAST YEAR.-Such is the pre-
face to an advertisement Of Mr.. B. 7. Walshe,
No. ITO Canal street, which appears in our morn
ing copy. If we may be allowed the language
we viii remark that tits supernuous for this popu
lar clothier to have thus expressed himself as the
community are well aware from the prosperity
which has already attended him, that no oppor-
tunity allowed for such articles to accumulate on
his hands. Read the advertisement and repair ct
once 70 this attractive resort.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

HoPE SOCIAL CLUp.-Good news it viii be to
our lady readers that this popular club
is to shortly give a calico soiree, the
third annual one. These calico balls are
always the occasion of exhaustless fun and
merriment. and the one of 1869 will surely be
no less enjoyable than have those which preceded
1t. We are indebted to the committee on invita-
tons for cards, which shall take great pleasure
in presenting, to be redeemed by large quota of
Measure,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Ladies, wore with you. Please read most
polte invitation which we publish elsewhere from
Mr.. E. B. Loring, proprietor of the Velocipede
School, TO visit shat institution whenever 1t shall
suit your convenience. The school Is open
from Q A. NJ. till 10 p. NJ, so that you can visit it
in daylight without the trouble Of securing an es-
cort. The school is located at Ice Canal street,
lust opposite to Christ Church, and is passed half
a dozen times By every lady who goes out for
days shopping. Let any of the fair ones stop
some day and take q short glance at the machines
in operation, they will repeat their visits fire.
uuently. We trust that our ladies will show their
appreciation Of Mr.. Loring's kindness by taking
advantage of Il TO have peep at the bycicIes.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

GONE TO EUBoPE-Our enterprising fellow
citizen, Mr.. NJ. L. Navra, of the well known and
popular firm of Levi q Nsvrs, has during the past
week left the Crescent City for the old world.
His mission is to procure addition to the already
very extensive and varied stock of the firm. and
to everybody who knows the house, this means
that the store Of Levi & Navra will ere long be
repository Of the best of articles in daily use by
housekeepers. We wish Mr.. Navra bon royd9e
and happy retUrn.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

SPRING Hill .CGLEeE ESrERrANMENr.-The
extraordinary performance which was to have
taken place on Wednesday next at the Opera
House, for the rebsilding of Spring Hill College,
is postponed entil further notice. The enter.
tanment will ttke place some day after Easter
Sunday. The gand sacred concert at the Jesuit's
Church will, however, take place on Friday next,
as previously Announced.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

NEW MUsIc.-we have received from the pub.
Usher, A. E. Blackmar, No. 16i Canal street, the
''Barbe Bleue LsnGers," composed by Auguste
Davis, and new ballad. Enlargement; or, You
Turned Your Face Away from Me-" by Armand.
author Of " I am Dying, Egypt, DYING" " Those
Dark Eyes" and other popular songs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

His presence in our sanctum last night au-
nounced to MS the return Of Mr.. W. c. Driver, who
has been absenfon four weeks tour through the
North and Canada. Mr.. Drivers hearty appear.
snce evidences that he has well improved his time
during his absence.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Monthly advertisements ssrsd svsy ether day, to be
charged two-thirds the sbsys rates.
Tint and Fourth page saonshly Advertisements each
square, $40 per month. n
Transient sdvsrs.mstt having the run the paper.
ns Insertion 81 80 PER ss each subsequent insertion,
u cents per square. ~
Frat and Fourth psgs transient Advertisements, each
insertion, 81 30 per sguyTrs
Advertisements insed Intervals, 10 be charged o. new
zach Insertion :.
Regular advertisers vertse isrgely shall be allowed
puch from sbovsamed transient rates a. may be
agreed upon prodeds N IN no case shall such discount
sxceed 20 per cent H.
All business notices advertisements TO DO charged ~
ssuts net per line caah In ton
An transient paid for In advance
An not n 1<ed any specified number OF
insertions will be publss and charged accord
ihsly -
Abus with regular ADJ ers rendered monthly.
square is the space ocosled by lines solid agate
THE wEE12AY CRESCENT
Ia published every Saisrday msrnng Subscription, IS
per annum IN advance af yearly and quarterly same
rates; single copies. 10 ee.tE
Rates D Advertising,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Among the many sales of real estate that have
transpired during the past week, probably the
most noticeable is the one which took place on
Thursday last. We allude to the sale made by
Mr.. s. Guinault to effect partition for account
of the heirs OF Julien Adolph Lacroix, we'll
known man Of color. The property sold consisted
of bank stock, railroad shares, some twenty odd
houses In the Second and Third Districts, and sun.
dry lots in McDonoghville and hilneburg, and
brought. In the aggregate. the snug sum Of 600
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Don't buy . miserable single thread machine,
when you can get first premium Grover d Baker
ct the New York price, ifsy-ave dollars, and war
ranted Eve years, ct ls2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

The steamship Gen. Grant, Capt Qnick, sails
this morning at O'Clock for New York direct.
with full freight and the following named pas
sengers: Jas. Robinson and lady. ]. W. Allister,
W. G. Baker and lady, Jas. Hunter and lady. Al.
chibald Scott, Alex. Mcconnell, Thos. killbride,
Jno. Logan, P. Devln, and in steersge.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

LOUISIANA Masonic MUTUAL RELIEF AssocIA-
r1oN.-Members of this association will not forget
that an adjourned meeting is to be held this day,
at IL A. NJ, in the rooms of Mt. Morish Lodge,
No. 1913 Camp street. Important business will
come up for discussion and decision.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Keep 4 Hogan, IS TchOupitoulas street and IS
New Levse, keep on hand large and exte nsivs
stock of hardware and cutlery, Jas. b. Hall
Co.'S MsyssviIls, KY, plovs. sugar and cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

THE OPERA.-rFagst" attracted q full audience
at the Opera lasi eyfning. Everybody sang de-
lightfully, excepf PIsot who was not a "success"
in his FIRST attenpsSto sing the part Of Faust.
Hasseman nevsrtwss in better voice and evinced
decided improvsrnsAF in her acting and singing,
at times giving an oppression to her song which
was truly refreShipe in one who usually lacks
that warmth which 2s the soul of music. Pcot
has not yet entirely, recovered his health and is
excusable, althoughge do not think he is artistic
enough to sing "SaEat, domaine chsste ct pur."
Tonight Alexander DUMAS celebrated drama OF
emile de Belle Isle" "Fortunio's Song" and =
one act vaudeville tstited Removed since Yes.
terdsy." Mr.. Pitotsit will be remembered, takes
his benefit on Mondsy night in yerdi's al POIiu.
TO-" Mr.. Julian takes his benefit on Thursday in
Ofenbachs Bsidge of sishs," which viii be
presented for the first time.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

French Spy, Ixion French Spy, lxion, Mon
day night Academy Of Music.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Ixionl Ixion The Man at the Wheel at the
Academy Monday night.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14
SUNDAY MOREf9G. MARCH IA, 1869.


By LOUIS Stern < Bros. 50 Magazine street.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, 10 cases boots, shoes and
brogsns. Terms at sic.
BY ]. DEAN, jR., AsS Gravier street, at IL A.
NJ, household and cace furniture, kitchen ware,
carpets, mirrors, etcs.; Terms cash.
BY GABRIEL LAaUaoNr, at salesrooms, 60 Char
tres street, at n Ann, 300 cases Of boots,
shoes, brogans ard bets. Terms cash.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

quantity of smoke issuing from the third
story of the building corner Of Canal and Caron-
delet streets, occupied as confectionery attrsc-
ted quite crowd in the neighbOrhood about nine
o'clock LAT evening. who expected that a confa-
grafton was at hand. Fortunately the alarm was
caused by smoky chimney, and the matter
ended al il commenced-in smoke.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

Mile Chauveau, the charming Dttgdzon of the
Opera House company, was married last week, to
Mr.. Hasselmann, brother of the chanteuse legere
of the same company. Mile Chauveau has our
best wishes for her future happiness.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-14

There is q divinity: that shapes ours ends
shakespeare.
how about the Grecian Bends!-[CREscENT.
, 1869-04-03

pTtmlses In New Yurt fo. the star department Of
The amy efc., wa Tascd; also rtMnye to govern
mental huildlngs u Fort Tot4en, Dakotah, with
tuendmentA
x1yHn AND uAEpoR BILL
The River and UarboE Appropriation bill was
reported and made the special order for to-znot-
row.
The Election COMMITTEES reported that s T.
Hogc Is primo {acit entitled 10 the seat for The
Third South Carolina District, md notice Of action
next TueadAy.
The House thea took up the corode contested
The debate On the question occupied the whole
GAYS se:slon tut was devoid os any feature or IN
Nj. PAINE moved 70 1ecommlt the whole sub.
tect, with instructions to report on the melta ol
Nj. sCoF1RLD said he had been requested By
his friend Coyodt tn say thnt he WAS not opposed
to the motion made bJ Nj. fatne and desired 70
Whist he was opposed 10 Has the giving the ses'
Temporarily to Mr. Poster on the .nang1ed election
retuIu8 which the Governor nAn rejected
NJ. CESSNA nlso approved Of the motion nade
The previous question vas seconded. and TIT
motion made b. Mr. Paine agreed to without d.
staon' 80 the whole suo5sGf % 80 80 Feco mfa'ed
Mr. WILSON, OF MINI, Introduced, and aaked tt
have It acted on Immediately, the ILL authorizing
it's branch line nom point neas Portland, Oregon
to Puget Sound, an1 to cenrect the sane Will
its Min line Al the Cascade Muunta!nA The CON
pauy not 10 H. eEtttlcd 10 any subsidies, money
bonds Or iania, except such lauds a. znaJ be ln
Guided tn right Of way. lie explained the object o
the bill
Mr. WHEELER, Chairman Of the Pncttc R8tl
road Committee, moved IN amendment, requiring
At least IN enty-ye miles Of extension to Be com
p1eted tJ july !, ash, and fortJ nt1e1
per year thereafter amendment Agreed to,
Nj, FITCH moved to lay the LII on the table
Rejected.
The LII WAS then pasEed without : diy1stnn.
fxIEING COMHrTYKAB KXfokf-
1T. CAKE, from the COMMITTEES On Printing, n
ported resolution resembling the otdeEn hereto
Treasurer, and Of the evidence In the Busteed In
parchment case, the Aasla md Overland Ma
case 5cpoIts only to be ps!nfed
the table
On ln1slon the vote wa2 ayes, u; nAyH, u
No quorum voting. The House, therefore, At 4:s
| adjourned TIL tomorrow.
, 1869-04-03

xunmet. Il band Of Iodta11 rpccuuy RuAeka1 9
PARTY Of proepee+ogA nesf 60ake AoUusAn1s Aad
Hned md scafped t6o Of them. The othefa ~
capped ~ camp
land 10 leave Ilctor1a, imu.ediAteays fof f&lp20A
Nttn iht troDclAd ff1%Hte Zealou1-
4frnt 20 900 st1cs Of government l414 WEfa
soId fnttrax March, n the 1&nd otace In FlAuA
CallfoT1IA ,
Elrey mlnea hare been dlsooTefed IN the no9n-
Fr9ncincc. There d 4 rush Of people thitheSNafd.
aud Claims arc rapidly BtAfed oG neetaos aas
beeu he'd to form digtz1ct mining la~A
EAS F1ASCBpQ. April Tho most severe 4noc2
Of earthoQaf4 stnce October lAst occurred tnie
evening, 1t about $40 o'clock ~ fkr :! fan IA oe
aseertalned, no damage WIS dane 70 n14.Iss
The people. Nert, however, somewhat MAfnea. I
EAS FEASC1soo, April 1-The es1sh4nsf1 1ea1eE'
day Mss felt with considerable io7oa u ian !nse.
9tScktup and Petatunn. No damage 10 ou4a4o&z
In this ctty. ., =,
Flour din and unchanged; wheat quiet u I'LL
1IGd LeR2t-{tndet1 tx.
, 1869-04-03

The newspapers Of the North hGFe recently pub
I,hed paragraph 70 the eoect th12 The Academy
oi Nn1,c tn th}s tttJ Is tha gtunad Of contest b
pcon1e Of eolQted decent Who 11&H On IaeI Etghx
70 1csts Intended exclusively faC Tnte people, and
ms EanJ ~Muhttoe1':-1r4t Vas TIA expression
-aad been eiected from the Academy. Il % n2p-
pcu1 1nxs tnfrr IS no Eua Nkxteyer IN tho seaso-
ment for no nnao OF wouia1 has neen e3eetod 0o11
The Academy for The rt3aoC2 pAred
But On Tuesday cS<ung supposed wh1te nan
x1s ordered. by SPECIAL police otleer. out Of the
seat be had t1ken among AfEhteoEp1eLoned
co|ortd people, On the ground taAt he Wa Whtte
and h4d no right taern The party TINS addressed
1sIfd toe ott1Ser. - DuuT 700 know met MY nAna
al, l. Craig. 2n AkatksAuf Sergeant Ax-A5sna
OF toe Uorae Of Representatives.
The tpectAl rep1t&d thai the AHEt1os SerXfaute
Arms Of the Ao1Se ought DOT to b lifting among
~, CralR said he %n verJ comfortably seaaed,
And could ice the pfny ve1J well *heso hs w.
Tnn xrectat insisted 1at be could not ye1Hatn
there; thAs te E1nst 90 among the wnita people
NJ, C12tE u length surprised tie spectA u the
| decIaf4nou; ~ an not wntte nan."
| .Tou not white mao! That Is ra1yAd cut
| Ypu cant Et here among shtSe qu2dfuon Rt1iA"
Mr. CrsIR: II appeal to tho Ladies' 10 saJ II tht1
do not fnox that an eolored rnan n
The KNl8 ea1d he WA& Known TO be co1ofed man
znd II length III. Craig VA lefr 10 a. In tho m
TIC moral of this is, that = ersa. uanhar, O
co}ored men IN New Orleans caanot be dtsttn
/ En:aned f1um white rncn THY sze on1y N1di
uonal1J <o2o1rd.-5ssr oTaaaas RfpuAhooa-